Council creates pavement management fee with reporting requirements
The council approved a new pavement management (street maintenance) fee and added amendments including semiannual public reporting, a 12‑month implementation review and a requirement that fee revenue be used exclusively for pavement preservation.
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The Fort Worth City Council voted to establish a pavement management fee to help finance street preservation and maintenance, and it approved several oversight measures to ensure transparency. Council Member Michael Crane offered a friendly amendment requiring semiannual public reporting on transportation impact fees and pavement-fee revenue use, plus a 12‑month implementation review in a public workshop; council members supported inviting the Real Estate Council leadership to the review.
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