CITY COUNCIL — Fort Worth

Name: Fort Worth CITY COUNCIL — 2025-10-28
Start: 2025-10-28
Location: Fort Worth

2025-10-28

77 documents

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What happened at this meeting

The Fort Worth City Council meeting focused on routine administrative approvals, including equipment and service purchases, and changes to boards and commissions memberships, with potential discussions in executive session under Texas Government Code Chapter 551. The consent agenda, requiring minimal deliberation, included contract awards and procedural updates, while no major rezonings, bond issuances, or large procurements were highlighted. Council presentations and the City Manager’s report provided additional administrative updates.

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Documents (77)

M&C 25-0999 PDF · 2 pages · 75 KB Cached
The City Council is asked to authorize amendments to two Infrastructure Construction Agreements with the Botanical Research Institute of Texas, Inc. to restructure project scopes at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. While the overall funding remains unchanged, a specific appropriation ordinance adju...
ORD.APP_802020 & 2022 BRIT ICA RESTRUCTURE_AO26(r3).pdf PDF · 1 page · 36 KB Cached
M&C 25-1002 PDF · 1 page · 86 KB Cached
M&C 25-0998 PDF · 1 page · 82 KB Cached
The City Council is authorizing the execution of a Development Agreement with GRBK Edgewood LLC for approximately 858 acres of land known as Shelton Ranch within the City’s Extraterritorial Jurisdiction. The developer intends to create a multi-use master planned community while the City serves as...
0443 Shelton Tract Masterplan 2025.09.23.pdf PDF · 5.9 MB Cached
2025.09.04 -Shelton Legal Description 0443BY01.pdf PDF · 4 pages · 75 KB Cached
This document provides the metes and bounds legal description for approximately 858 acres of land involving Tom Shelton Marital Trust and Barbara D. Shelton in Tarrant County. The description details two tracts totaling 617.436 and 240.696 acres respectively within the W. L. Holt Survey and other...
M&C 25-0994 PDF · 2 pages · 76 KB Cached
The City Council is authorized to execute amendments to non-exclusive agreements with IT infrastructure vendors to increase the shared annual purchasing authority for the Information Technology Solutions and Water Departments. The amendments add $2,300,000.00 to the contracts with vendors includi...
Weekly General Liability Claims Report for Council Date October 28 2025_ PDF · 2 pages · 166 KB Cached
RESOLUTION - Approaching New Fire Chief PDF · 1 page · 95 KB Cached
The City Council confirms the appointment of Assistant Chief Raymond Hill as the Fire Chief of Fort Worth on an interim basis effective October 31, 2025. This action follows the resignation of Fire Chief James E. Davis and fulfills the requirement for municipal governing body confirmation of the ...
M&C 25-0995 PDF · 2 pages · 90 KB Cached
The City Council must conduct a public hearing and authorize the use of approximately 0.01 acres of Malaga Park for permanent water and sanitary sewer mains. Additionally, temporary workspace and maintenance areas totaling 0.10 acres within the park are authorized for construction and maintenance...
MAP_Location of Malaga Park.pdf PDF · 189 KB Cached
MAP_Location of Water and Sanitary Sewer Project.pdf PDF · 1 page · 140 KB Cached
District 2 Appointment PDF · 1 page · 171 KB Cached
M&C 25-0975 PDF · 2 pages · 80 KB Cached
MC Map_MillerAve_Streetscape_CSJ_0902_90_222.pdf PDF · 1 page · 3.1 MB Cached
ORD.APP_2025 AFA WITH TXDOT FOR STOP SIX IMPROVEMENTS-MILLER AVE_GRANT_31001_AO25R.pdf PDF · 2 pages · 53 KB Cached
CSJ 0902-90-222 AFA Draft.pdf PDF · 20 pages · 918 KB Cached
104805 RESOLUTION MILLER AVE STREETSCAPE AFA(8.06.25).pdf PDF · 2 pages · 82 KB Cached
M&C 25-1016 PDF · 2 pages · 92 KB Cached
The City Council is recommended to adopt a resolution authorizing Amendment No. 1 to the Advance Funding Agreement with the Texas Department of Transportation. This amendment increases the total agreement amount for the Oakland Boulevard and Miller Avenue Safe Streets Project to $3,150,837.00 due...
M&C Map_CPN104803_OaklandMiller.pdf PDF · 1 page · 3.7 MB Cached
The City adopts a resolution to authorize execution for the Oakland Miller Safe Streets Project spanning Council Districts 5, 8, and 11. The project improvements are planned for the corridor along Miller Ave and S Oakland Blvd. No funding amount is specified in the provided text.
RESOLUTION - 20AFA AMEND 1 WITH TXDOT FOR OAKLAND BLVD. & MILLER AVE(Rev10.09.25).pdf PDF · 1 page · 76 KB Cached
M&C 25-1017 PDF · 2 pages · 78 KB Cached
The City Council is requested to authorize a Discretionary Service Agreement with Oncor Electric Delivery Company, LLC for the relocation of electrical infrastructure for the Everman Parkway Project. The agreement is for an amount of $312,331.81 to move overhead lines underground for the project ...
CPN103271 - Everman Parkway Project.pdf PDF · 1 page · 1.4 MB Cached
M&C 25-1018 PDF · 1 page · 70 KB Cached
M&C 25-1001 PDF · 2 pages · 77 KB Cached
ORD.VENTANA SMCC.pdf PDF · 4 pages · 78 KB Cached
Ventana Lift Station and Sewer Mains Exhibit.pdf PDF · 352 KB Cached
M&C 25-0996 PDF · 2 pages · 73 KB Cached
The City Council is authorized to execute a contract with Tyler Technologies, Inc. using a Sourcewell Cooperative Purchase Agreement for Electronic Citation Solution services. The agreement covers annual licenses, maintenance, and hardware in an annual amount up to $350,000.00, with four one-year...
RESOLUTION - 2025 TAD Board of Directors Votes PDF · 1 page · 124 KB Cached
The City Council adopted a resolution casting the City's 281 allotted votes for the Board of Directors of the Tarrant Appraisal District. The vote is designated for candidate Wendy Burgess for the term commencing January 1, 2025. The resolution directs that the City's vote be submitted to the chi...
District 8 Appointment PDF · 1 page · 191 KB Cached
M&C 25-0975 (REVISED) PDF · 2 pages · 80 KB Cached
104805 RESOLUTION MILLER AVE STREETSCAPE AFA(8.06.25).pdf PDF · 2 pages · 82 KB Cached
The City Council adopts a resolution authorizing an Advanced Funding Agreement with the Texas Department of Transportation for $926,780.00 to fund Miller Avenue Stop Six improvements in Council Districts 5 and 11. The funding is comprised of federal participation totaling $520,000.00, state parti...
ORD.APP_2025 AFA WITH TXDOT FOR STOP SIX IMPROVEMENTS-MILLER AVE_GRANT_31001_AO25R.pdf PDF · 1 page · 53 KB Cached
MC Map_MillerAve_Streetscape_CSJ_0902_90_222.pdf PDF · 1 page · 3.1 MB Cached
M&C 25-1004 PDF · 1 page · 70 KB Cached
ORD.APP_13RESTATE COMBINATION TAX & REV COS SERIES 2025_56001_AO26(1).pdf PDF · 1 page · 35 KB Cached
This ordinance increases estimated receipts and appropriations in the Water and Sewer Fund by $72,939.50 from available net position. The funds are designated for paying the remainder of the costs of issuance related to Combined Tax & Rev. COS Series 2025. The amount is subject to reduction to co...
M&C 25-0997 PDF · 1 page · 69 KB Cached
The City Council authorizes an Engineering Services Agreement with Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. for $644,070.00 to provide professional services for the Bomber Spur Trail Phase II Project in Council District 3. The scope includes engineering design, environmental study, and construction admin...
Bomber Spur - Phase II Map.pdf PDF · 1 page · 261 KB Cached
The City is authorizing the execution of an engineering services agreement for the Bomber Spur Phase II project. This infrastructure project involves roadways including US 377 and Camp Bowie crossing points. The document outlines the project limits but does not display the financial value of the ...
RESOLUTION - Texas Wesleyan Approval PDF · 6 pages · 490 KB Cached
The City Council approves the issuance of obligations by the Rosebud Cultural Education Facilities Finance Corporation for the benefit of Texas Wesleyan University up to $13,500,000. The funds are designated for financing the acquisition, construction, renovation, and equipping of school faciliti...
M&C 25-1000 PDF · 2 pages · 74 KB Cached
The City Council is authorized to issue and sell General Purpose Refunding Bonds, Series 2025, in an aggregate amount not to exceed $106,150,000.00 to refund existing debt and pay issuance costs. Proceeds will include $104,385,000.00 for escrow to refund existing obligations, with an expected net...
Ord - GP Ref Bond 2025 Ordinance (v.3)(10-8-25).pdf PDF · 36 pages · 201 KB Cached
ORD.APP_13GENERAL PURPOSE REF BONDS SERIES 2025_40100_AO26(2).pdf PDF · 2 pages · 38 KB Cached
M&C 25-1007 PDF · 1 page · 69 KB Cached
Fort Worth Notice Letter - Tradition MUD 1 - 2025 Road Bonds.pdf PDF · 97 KB Cached
The Tradition Municipal Utility District No. 1 of Denton County notifies the City of Fort Worth of its intent to issue $9,645,000 in Unlimited Tax Road Bonds, Series 2025. The District requests the City's approval to fund roadway construction, engineering, and fees associated with residential dev...
Tradition MUD 1 - Feasibility Certification (2025 Road Bonds).pdf PDF · 7 pages · 308 KB Cached
M&C 25-1003 PDF · 2 pages · 77 KB Cached
60NSIII48INWTMA3-KHA.pdf PDF · 1 page · 4.2 MB Cached
The City is authorizing the execution of Amendment No. 3 for the 60NSIII48INWTMA3-KHA project involving water treatment and transmission. The project spans Council Districts 7, 10, and the ETJ, covering areas like Chapel Hill and Northpointe. No financial figures are visible in the provided map text.
ORD.APP_60NSIII48INWTMA3-KHA_56022_AO26(R2).pdf PDF · 1 page · 37 KB Cached
The budget for the W&S Rev Bonds Series 2024 Fund is adjusted to increase appropriations for the Northside III 54-inch Water Transmission Main Project by $247,810.00. This amount is decreased from the Commercial Paper Project to fund the transmission main work. The ordinance amends the Fiscal Yea...
RESOLUTION - Hughes House II TEFRA PDF · 7 pages · 684 KB Cached
The City Council is approving the issuance of multifamily housing revenue bonds up to $52,000,000.00 by Trinity River Public Facility Corporation for the Hughes House II residential development. The project involves a 302-unit affordable mixed-income rental complex in the 4800 block of East Rosed...
M&C 25-1006 PDF · 2 pages · 77 KB Cached
Ord - Tax Notes 2025B Ordinance (v.2)(10-7-25).pdf PDF · 38 pages · 229 KB Cached
ORD.APP_13TAX NOTES SERIES 2025B_AO26(r2).pdf PDF · 2 pages · 38 KB Cached
The City Council adopts an ordinance authorizing the issuance and sale of Tax Notes Series 2025B with an increase in estimated receipts and appropriations of $25,000,000.00. These funds are designated for paying contractual obligations for public works construction and costs of issuance for ident...
M&C 25-1009 PDF · 1 page · 69 KB Cached
Letter to City of Fort Worth Series 2025 Road Bonds 2.pdf PDF · 2 pages · 128 KB Cached
Tradition MUD 2B - Feasibility Certification (2025 Road Bonds).pdf PDF · 9 pages · 438 KB Cached
Robert W. Baird & Co. certified the economic feasibility for Tradition Municipal Utility District No. 2B to issue $7,530,000 in Unlimited Tax Road Bonds. The proceeds are designated for roadway facility construction costs, engineering fees, and developer interest payments associated with the Wild...
M&C 25-1005 PDF · 2 pages · 72 KB Cached
Agilent Sole Source Justification Letter 5801392.pdf PDF · 1 page · 68 KB Cached
RESOLUTION - Designating New Mitchell NIP PDF · 3 pages · 283 KB Cached
M&C 25-1012 PDF · 3 pages · 79 KB Cached
The City authorizes documentation for a forgivable loan of up to $2,500,000.00 and a Payment in Lieu of Property Taxes (PILOT) agreement with Royal Capital, LLC for the Evans and Rosedale Urban Village development. The developer commits to investing at least $63,000,000.00 in construction costs, ...
250513_M&C 25-042_EVRORoyalApproval.pdf PDF · 6 pages · 273 KB Cached
M&C 25-1010 PDF · 2 pages · 72 KB Cached
The City Council must adopt appropriation ordinances reallocating funds to support law enforcement operating expenses and vehicle projects. Specifically, $300,000.00 is moved to the State Asset Forfeiture Fund and $172,000.00 to the Justice Asset Forfeiture Fund from unreserved fund balance. An a...
ORD.APP_35FY26 ROLLOVER ASSET FORTEITURE_26004_26003_36003(R1).pdf PDF · 1 page · 35 KB Cached
This ordinance increases estimated receipts and appropriations in the State Asset Forfeiture Fund by $300,000.00 from available unreserved fund balance. The funds are designated for funding Fiscal Year 2026 operating expenses. This appropriation is cumulative of prior ordinances and takes effect ...
ORD.APP_35FY26 ROLLOVER ASSET FORTEITURE_26004_26003_36003(R2).pdf PDF · 1 page · 35 KB Cached
The City Council adopts an ordinance to increase the Justice Asset Forfeiture Fund by $172,000.00 from the available unreserved fund balance. These funds are appropriated to cover Fiscal Year 2026 operating expenses. This adjustment ensures necessary financial resources are allocated for departme...
ORD.APP_35FY26 ROLLOVER ASSET FORTEITURE_26004_26003_36003(R3).pdf PDF · 1 page · 36 KB Cached
M&C 25-1008 PDF · 2 pages · 92 KB Cached
Map.pdf PDF · 1 page · 8.8 MB Cached
RESOLUTION - Shelton Ranch with Legal Consent PDF · 8 pages · 148 KB Cached
The City Council granted conditional consent for GRBK Edgewood, LLC to create a special district encompassing approximately 857.416 acres of land for the Shelton Ranch mixed-use development. The City retains the right to provide retail water and sewer services and may annex the project upon satis...
M&C 25-1015 PDF · 2 pages · 72 KB Cached
The City Council adopted appropriation ordinances to fund the replacement of an industrial chiller at the Houston Street Parking Garage in the amount of $409,938.73. Funds are transferred from the Municipal Parking Fund balance to the Municipal Parking Capital Project Fund to support this emergen...
ORD.APP_20HOUSTONSTREETGARAGECHILLERPROJECT_54501_AO26(R1).pdf PDF · 1 page · 36 KB Cached
The City Council increases estimated receipts and appropriations in the Municipal Parking Fund by $409,938.73 to transfer to the Municipal Parking Capital Project Fund. This funding supports the Houston Retail Space Chiller Project within the Garage Parking Programmable Project (City Project No. ...
ORD.APP_20HOUSTONSTREETGARAGECHILLERPROJECT_54502_AO26(R2).pdf PDF · 1 page · 36 KB Cached
M&C 25-1011 PDF · 1 page · 70 KB Cached
ORD.APP_35FY2025 DNA CEBR PROGRAM-FORMULA_AO26(R3).pdf PDF · 1 page · 35 KB Cached
M&C 25-1013 PDF · 2 pages · 108 KB Cached
M&C 25-1014 PDF · 2 pages · 74 KB Cached
ORD.APP_19TVC GRANTS 2026-2027_21002_AO(r3).pdf PDF · 1 page · 46 KB Cached
This ordinance increases estimated receipts and appropriations in the Grants Operating State Fund by up to $800,000.00 to fund assistance to veterans and families. The appropriation is subject to the receipt of the grant and is intended for the 2026-2027 period. The City Council authorizes the ap...
Agenda_2025-10-28_CITY COUNCIL.pdf PDF · 9 pages · 123 KB Cached
The agenda includes authorizations for significant bond issuances, including $106.15 million in General Purpose Refunding Bonds and municipal utility district bonds totaling over $17 million. It also features contract approvals for IT infrastructure, water department equipment, and grants for vet...
Minutes_2025-10-28_CITY COUNCIL.pdf PDF · 12 pages · 124 KB Cached