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Zoning commission votes at a glance: June 10, 2026 — multiple approvals, several continuances
Summary
On June 10 the Fort Worth Zoning Commission approved multiple routine site-plan and rezoning cases (including SP-26-008 at 4213 Miller Ave and several Fort Worth ISD items), continued a lodging-to-event-space rezoning and recommended denial for the Jacksboro Highway recycling proposal; most motions passed unanimously.
The Fort Worth Zoning Commission considered a docket of site-plan and rezoning items on June 10, 2026. Key outcomes:
- SP-26-008 (4213 Miller Ave, site-plan amendment for an auto repair facility): Approved by motion (mover Commissioner Castro), vote 9-0. Applicant Jake Petrie described design changes to meet buffering and parking; no opposition was registered.
- ZC-26-055 (8715 & 8801 Waggley Robertson Road, single-family rezoning): Approved 9-0. Applicant Maryannell Poole said adding two parcels will allow up to 204 lots (engineering will likely reduce that number).
- ZC-26-061 (151 Hughley Boulevard, agricultural to community facilities for hospital campus): Approved 9-0; applicant representative noted the change aligns the zoning with the hospital campus.
- ZC-26-062 / EC-26-063 and related light-industrial requests (multiple applicants): Approved 9-0; applicants represented that development honors FEMA flood-zone constraints and the future land-use plan.
- ZC-26-065 and ZC-26-067 (Fort Worth ISD rezonings to CF with historic/cultural overlays): Approved 9-0; applicants were not present but staff noted these align with prior approvals.
- ZC-26-070 (2115 Bell Ave, Masonic Lodge to E neighborhood commercial): Continued to next meeting (motion passed 8-1) to allow the applicant to work with staff and neighborhood groups; concerns centered on potential future uses if the base zoning changes.
- CCD-26-022 (7640 Jacksboro Highway, retail landscape supply and organic-material recycling transfer station): Commission recommended denial 7-2 after testimony from Scenic Fort Worth and the Fort Worth Nature Center raised noise, visual and invasive-pest concerns.
Several other cases were continued by applicants to allow further refinement or to prepare PD zoning. The commission adjourned at 2:17 p.m.
