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Council approves first reading for 130‑foot Titan Towers monopole at 1141 West Hurst Boulevard
Summary
Hurst City Council granted first-reading approval for a special-use permit to allow a 130‑foot steel monopole cell tower intended to serve multiple commercial carriers and public-safety users.
The Hurst City Council, on first reading, approved ordinance 25‑96 to grant a special-use permit for a 130‑foot monopole cell tower proposed by Titan Towers at 1141 West Hurst Boulevard.
Planning staff described the site as Lot 26, Block 1, Clayton Addition, about 1.26 acres, near railroad right-of-way and open space. Titan Towers representative Mark Korseniewski said the steel monopole is designed to host multiple commercial carriers with structural capacity for public‑safety and federal users; he told the council the location is a strategic corridor for mobility and emergency services.
Korseniewski, who provided a Fort Worth address, said AT&T would serve as an anchor tenant but that the structure would support other commercial carriers and public-safety telemetry. “The tower is designed not only for AT and T as our anchor tenant, but for multiple commercial carriers,” Korseniewski said, adding the design includes ground‑level capacity for government and utility users.
A councilmember asked whether the pole would be steel or fiberglass; Korseniewski responded that it would be a steel monopole. After brief discussion, a councilmember moved and another seconded approval of the ordinance on first reading; the motion carried on voice vote.
Action: Motion to approve ordinance 25‑96 (first reading, SUP 2024‑209 Titan Towers) passed. The transcript records the approval as a voice vote; a roll-call tally with names was not included in the excerpt.
