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Home My WebLink About2021/06/22 Speaker CardsM&C 21-0493 (Consent Agenda Item: Remove from Consent Agenda) (ALL) Authorize the Adoption of the Surplus Furniture and Office Material Donation, Reuse, or Recycling Policy to Promote Waste Diversion From City Landfills by Enabling Community Reuse of Materials for Certified Educators of Fort Worth Students and Find that the Policy Serves a Public Purpose Speaker Card Lon Burnam I will attend ❑ Call ❑ Group Representative Comment Card Ben Vasquez FOR District 9 Comment Card FOR District 6 Comment Card FOR District 0 Randi Wheeler Charles Ferraro Comment Card Tracy Cliburn M For u Against u Undecided This would be a great measure - anything that helps teachers and keeps stuff out of landfills! r_ f_t f_t xi ror L-J Aaainst Li unaeciaea As an educator in FWISD, I fully support this. Reducing waste is important, We should support our local teachers and students, Educators face severe lack of resources, Landfills are running out of space, Surplus city resources should be put to good use, Reuse is a win for everyone. r rn rn m ror L-J Against Li unaeciaea Reducing waste is important. We should support our local teachers and students. Educators face severe lack of resources. Landfills are running out of space. Surplus city resources should be put to good use, and not wasted. Reuse is a win for everyone. Donating unneeded materials just makes sense. = ror u Against u unaeciaea Waste generation has increased massively around the world in recent decades, and there are no signs of it slowing down. If the City has the opportunity to not only reduce that waste but also help non -profits, educators, and others with the donation of those materials, it's a win -win for all of us. Comment Card FOR District 9 Comment Card FOR District 6 Comment Card FOR District 3 Comment Card FOR District 9 Taylor Willis Vanessa Barker Rebecca Jung Gary Willis Comment Card Tina Howard m ror u Against u unaeciaea Our Fort Worth schools are severely lacking in resources. Teachers often have to provide everything for their classroom, including enough chairs for their students to sit in. This policy would provide badly needed support for our educators and important waste reduction for our city. Thank you! d► r-n r-, ror L-J Against L-i unaeciaea Together we can fill more classrooms & less landfills by giving our city's surplus a second life in our schools. Creative reuse of these materials is good for our environment, great for our students and will drastically lesson the burden on our teachers who pay so much out of pocket. r-. r-n r-n m ror u Against u unaeciaea As a Fort Worth resident my whole life, having gone to all FWISD schools, it is imperative that our community support educators in every way possible. This is an incredible step towards providing materials to educators and cutting down in city waste. This is a no-brainer! r-1 r-1 ® For u Against u Undecided Materials and furniture no longer in use by the city should be donated to Fort Worth educators. Am r-i r-i mi ror L-J Aaainst Li unaeciaea It is a wasteful use of City resources to not allow surplus materials to be reused, especially by our own city educators who often lack those very resources. Plus the city already faces an issue with our landfills filling up. You should do everything possible to eliminate waste and be good stewards Comment Card Andrew Hughes Comment Card Lindsey Hall Comment Card FOR District 9 Comment Card FOR District 5 Comment Card FOR District 8 Carolyn Critz Elizabeth Leggett Elia Rodriguez r r-1 r-1 m ror u Against u unaeciaea I'm strongly in favor of allowing surplus supplies to be donated or reused. Any other policy is clearly wasteful, and in a time where our landfills are land-FULLs (sorry), I think it's very important to do what we can to reduce needless waste. If that supplies can go to people who need it, donate. =V rn rn fl For u Against u Undecided This would be an amazing thing for the city and the environment! m ror L-J Against L-i unaeciaeo I want to support the adoption of using materials and furniture no longer in use by the city and that it can be donated to Ft. Worth educators. Reducing waste, supporting local teachers and students is important, educators lack resources, landfills are full, and reuse is a win for for all. r 7. r-, r-, m ror LJ Against L-i unaeciaea Allowing reuse of old materials can provide teachers, students, etc less out of pocket costs. As a teacher I spend $100's of dollars a school year. Using donated materials is one way I'm able to afford to be in my career. Please allow the use of old/outdated items to be donated. d► r-i r-i wi ror L-J Against L-i unaeciaea I am all for Educators receiving donations from the city. These ite.s would be put to good use. The childre/stidents would benefit from this donation! Nkt to mention that it helps keep items out of landfills or storage areas where other feens might incur. r-. r-I r-I Comment Card ayesha ganguly Comment Card Rebecca Riddle Comment Card Rebecca Jung Comment Card Leslie Ford Comment Card Christian Pena m ror u Against u unaeciaea Reducing waste is important We should support our local teachers and students Educators face severe lack of resources Landfills are running out of space Surplus city resources should be put to good use Reuse is a win for everyone Donating unneeded materials just makes sense Simply say you support th r = ror L-J Against unaeciaea As an educator, I know that we must donate or recycle items occasionally— otherwise, we wouldn't have space for our students to be comfortable in our classrooms! There are tons of places willing to accept these items, such as the Welman Project and other charitable organizations. r-. r-n r-n m ror u Against u unaeciaea As a Fort Worth resident my whole life, having gone to all FWISD schools, it is imperative that our community support educators in every way possible. This is an incredible step towards providing materials to educators and cutting down in city waste. This is a no-brainer! mi ror L-J Aaainst Li unaeciaea To stay a world class city we must get more innovative about our creation of needless waste as Fort Worth grows. This policy allows for the reuse of items that still have life remaining, further stretching tax dollars and taking care of our educators and children at the same time. This is a win -win. r rn rn M For u Against u Undecided This proposal not only benefits teachers and students but also the environment. Students in our city deserve the best and teachers need our support. Fill a classroom not a landfill and help teachers keep some of their hard earned money! Comment Card Megan Henderson Comment Card I Rhea Jackson Comment Card Jennifer Jolin Comment Card FOR District 9 Comment Card FOR District 9 Rhea Jackson Graham Brizendine Comment Card Lauren Greer m ror u Against u unaeciaea As a community organizer representing the Near Southside I write in SUPPORT to allow unused or no longer needed City property to be donated to educators. With limited global resources and precious local budgets we must maximize the use of every item for the sake of the environment and our children. J=F rn rn m For u Against u Undecided There is no need to send items to a landfill if they can be donated and reused. C r-n r-n m ror L-J Against L-i unaeciaea As a resident of Fort Worth, I would like to I support the authorization of donating used or no longer needed City property to educators. By keeping items out of landfills and providing resources to schools, this plan is a win for the city, the environment, educators, and students! r-- . r-, r-, m ror u Against u unaeciaea As a community organizer representing the Near Southside I write in SUPPORT to allow unused or no longer needed City property to be donated to educators. With limited global resources and precious local budgets we must maximize the use of every item for the sake of the environment and our children. d► r-, r-, mu ror L-J Against L-i unaeciaea Please vote FOR M&C 21-0493. Every usable resource, even what the City may define as trash, is an asset to our community. Fort Worth's educators need our support. Tossing these items in a dumpster rather than being smart about repurposing would be foolish. A vote FOR is a vote for our educators. M* r-, r-, m For u Against u Undecided As both a FW resident and employee in FWISD, I wholeheartedly support this idea! It will both help the environment AND our schools. There is no downside to that! Comment Card FOR „ District 0 Comment Card FOR District 5 Comment Card FOR District 2 Comment Card FOR District 0 Comment Card FOR District 9 Sharon Herrera Sandra Powell Gary Stolz Amanda Maxwell Sarah Jung r r-1 r-1 m For u Against u Undecided Reducing waste is important We should support our local teachers and students Educators face severe lack of resources Landfills are running out of space Surplus city resources should be put to good use Reuse is a win for everyone r . r-, r-, m ror u Against u unaeciaea I am for the reuse of materials for certified educators because being able to receive these items allows us get the items in a sufficient costly way. We use the items in different ways art, classrooms. This also teaches our children about recycling. What you don't want we need. Mob r-, r-, = ror L-J Against L-i unaeciaea I fervently support the move towards repurposing/donating used furniture and office materials, particularly to our schools. As an employee of Fort Worth ISD, I know firsthand of the "handicaps" teachers face with limited budgets and resources. It's just the right thing to do for our students! m ror u Against u unaeciaea There are so many resources that districts decide to get rid of that are still useful. As an art educator, I try to find reusable resources to enhance my little artists time with me. Places like the Wellman project that provide free resources to educators are such an asset. r-n r-n m For u Aaainst u Undecided As an ESG strategist for a local real estate company, I fully SUPPORT the donation, reuse, and recycling of surplus City furniture and materials, diverting this waste from our landfills and allowing them to be reused by educators in our community. r-_ r-1 r-1 Comment Card FOR District 6 Comment Card FOR District 4 Comment Card FOR District 3 Comment Card FOR District 3 Comment Card FOR District 7 Cindy Kohn Christine Jones Dani Bartells Christopher Bronner Nancy Marchant Comment Card Jayme Sisk m ror u Against u unaeciaea As an educator, I write in SUPPORT to allow unused or no longer needed City property to be donated to educators. With limited global resources and precious local budgets we must maximize the use of every item for the sake of the environment and our children. 9 For u Against u Undecided I'd like to express my STRONG endorsement for the proposed adoption of surplus donation of any kind... including furniture and office equipment for teachers and nonprofits. r-1 r, m ror L-J Against L-i unaeciaeo The Welman Project is a reputable nonprofit organization that can ensure the appropriate reuse of City of Fort Worth materials for the benefit of educators and nonprofits in the Fort Worth area. This is a 'ono-brainer" — the City can invest into students' education at no cost. Vote YES! r 7. r-, r-, m ror LJ Against Li unaeciaea The city is worried about the landfill filling up too quickly to the point that it started a compost program to slow the process down. It would make sense that the surplus materials go to use somewhere where they can be useful rather than filling the landfill or staying in storage collecting dust. d► r-n r-n mu ror L-J Against L-i unaeciaea Teachers spend so muchnofmtheirmown money on supplies and materials for their classrooms, it would be a great service to allow donations to benefit the education of our children. Our church has worked with the Welman Project and seen the wonderful things they make available to teachers. Fff For 0 Against 0 Undecided Completely for. It would would absurd not to allow this. Comment Card Erica Ortega especially for teachers and students. Discarding them is irresponsible and storing them is an unnecessary cost. r =9 9 Comment Card FOR District 2 Comment Card FOR District 9 Comment Card FOR District 0 Comment Card FOR District 7 Comment Card FOR District 9 Gloria Alonzo Alonzo Angela Hall Susan Wood Kathleen Culebro Ben Hall mi ror u Against u unaeciaea I am for the donation of items still in good condition to be donated to Fwisd schools and teachers to furnish their classroom. Teachers every year have to purchase items that are necessary for their students needs that most of the time the budget from schools cannot afford, supply or have to invest. r ror L-J Against L-i unaeciaea As a taxpayer, I SUPPORT having surplus, expired, or otherwise unneeded office materials/supplies to be donated to area organizations that can help distribute these to those in need, such as teachers. Reuse is far better than recycling and WAY better than landfill. Thank you. f7l. m ror u Against u unaeciaea I am asking you to allow Materials and furniture no longer in use by the city may be donated to Fort Worth educator We should support our local teachers and students Educators face severe lack of resources Please allow donations to continue Thank -You Susan Wood Hope Center 4 Autism Am r-i r-i mi ror L-J Aaainst Li unaeciaea I passionately SUPPORT the legislation to allow unused or no longer needed City property to be donated to educators. With limited global resources and precious local budgets we must maximize the use of every item for the sake of the environment and our children. m ror u Against u Unaeciaea I'm told there appears to be concern from city leaders that taxpayer resources would simply be "given away" after their time in your possession reaches its end. I fail to see how donating usable items to our city's educators could hold any such concern. This is too easy; it's your duty to vote yes. Comment Card Ann Zadeh Comment Card Stephanie Jordan Levy Comment Card Consuelo Sanchez Comment Card Laura Gillespie R For 0 Against 0 Undecided Correction - Elizabeth Beck. 100% support this ! r_ r1 r1 m ror u Against u unaeciaea I love the idea that discarded furniture be able to be donated to schools. This will allow the money to actually stay with the taxpayers as property taxes help pay for school needs. Some schools need good sturdy furniture. Also, it will keep it from being discarded in a landfill. E30 r-n r-n mi ror L-J Against L-i unaeciaea I am writing to ask that educators can be allowed to receive donations thru centers such as the Wellman project because we need all the help we can get. We spend lots of our own money to provide for our students at the expense of ourselves and our families. Please consider this when voting. AM& r-, r-, IM For u Against u Undecided Please adopt this policy! It eliminates waste AND helps Leachers;.... Hopefully it's a no-brainer! (Ps, time to update this site to show the new council members) Comment Card risC tall Harle Comment Card Lane Hackemack CA* r-, r-, 10 For u Against u Undecided Reuse is an excellent way to invest in our community while also diverting waste from our landfill. Please vote in favor of this! Comment Card Becky Williams Comment Card FOR District 3 Comment Card FOR District 6 Sondra Jefferson Courtney Prugh Comment Card Kirsten Murphy Comment Card Valerie Crowell Comment Card FOR District 9 Chad Jung r17. r-, r-, ® For u Against Undecided This policy is much appreciated when thinking about the successful repurposing of materials and furniture. I support this policy and support our local teachers and students! MW r-, r-, m For u Against u Undecided I work for a nonprofit youth afterschool program for FWISD. We rely on the Welman Project fir our activities. We love them and would not be able to make a difference without their contribution to us. E30 r-n r-n mi ror L-J Against L-i unaeciaea Teachers often put so much of our money into supplying and furnishing our own classrooms. It makes no sense that perfectly good resources paid for by taxpayers would be dumped when they could be repurposed by Fort Worth educators. Please allow organizations to distribute these resources to teachers. & For 0 Against 0 Undecided r-- . r-, r-, m For u Against u Undecided I have been a public school teacher for 18 years. My students have benefited greatly from materials donated. With limited budgets and income, resources like these are a blessing! Please support us and our students!!! E30 r-n r-n mi ror L-J Against L-i unaeciaeo We must lead by example. I support this policy. Materials and furniture no longer in use by the city should absolutely be donated to Fort Worth educators and Non -Profits. This is a simple solution that will help avoid tax payers footing the bill for expensive storage or disposal. Comment Card Brian Jolin Comment Card Ben Gaffield Comment Card i Erin Andrews Comment Card Jasmine Stoughton Comment Card Kerri Favor Comment Card Joel Favor r-, r-, r-, 10 For u Against u Undecided Save reusable items from the landfill - places like Welman Project can get these items to teachers and non -profits. r_ r-, r-, In For u Against u Undecided This is a great idea! We should always seek out an acceptable reuse for items that would otherwise be sent to the landfill. A simple policy update would both help our educators and n-liminate waste. r-, r-, r-, In For u Against u Undecided This is a terrific plan! So many things can be reused and repurposed and shared for the benefit of even more people all while keeping things out of the trash. K030 r-, r-, 30 ror u Against u undecided This is a wonderful opportunity to reduce our city's waste, giving new life and purpose to these materials. Repurposing these items in the classroom will enrich student outcomes, while lightening the load asked of our educators. I fully support the passage of this agenda item! There is no downside. m ror u Against u unaeciaea By choosing to take action against wasteful habits of the past, you will be benefiting Fort Worth educators and students. By recycling and reusing county surplus furniture when donated to organizations like The Welman Project it saves money, valuable resources and keeps those items out of landfills. E30 r-n r-, mi ror L-J Against L-i unaeciaea I am married to a teacher and the amount of personal funds spent to maintain a classroom is not insignificant. To wantonly waste resources is irresponsible from a financial as well as an environmental standpoint. Make the right choice here. Our teachers need you. Comment Card FOR District 9 LJ For ❑ Against ❑ Undecided I am in support of allowing the reuse! Comment Card Steven Alford Comment Card FOR District 6 Alicia Newburn carrie fisk Comment Card John MacFarlane Comment Card FOR District 5 Dennis Dunkins II Comment Card Lizzie Maldonado m ror u Against u unaeaaea I write in SUPPORT of the policy to allow waste City property to be donated to educators. It's a shame to throw away usable material when it no longer has value to the city. Educators will reuse what would otherwise be wasted, benefiting our future workforce,and saving our landfill space. Win Win r1 r1 For u Against u Undecided please vote for distributing unused FW city furniture & supplies to education & Wellmann Foundation r__1 r__1 ror — Against — unaeaaea On behalf of the Greater Fort Worth Sierra Club, an environmental non-profit dedicated to sustainability, we are in favor of the proposed ordinance as it would reduce the amount of waste going to the landfill and would allow for reuse of furniture and office materials. We support the policy change. r- r-n r-n u ror u Against u unaeaaea There's an old saying that reads, 'Taking out two birds with one stone', that's what this agenda item represents for Fort Worth tax payers ! We can get more bang for the buck without doubling the waste. Why not reduce tax payers cost by donating to educational staff ? This is a no brainer a1 r__1 r__1 99 For u Against u Undecided Why in the world this motion is being made in 2021 instead of 2001 I don't know, but let's bring Fort Worth into the 20th century and stop filling our dumps with materials that can be reused and repurposed Comment Card FOR District 9 Comment Card FOR District 6 Comment Card FOR District 0 Comment Card FOR District 7 Comment Card FOR District 6 Comment Card FOR District 3 Devyn Teague Kim Little Melissa Stearman Andrew Keith Karen Vermaire Fox Rachel Miller mi ror u Against u unaeciaea I am all for surplus furniture and office materials to be donated to Fort Worth educators and students. I would rather taxpayer resources be given to the educators and students of Fort Worth than the landfill. This policy is a step in the right direction of reducing waste and supporting our schools. 0 For LJ Aaainst u Undecided I hope you will vote in favor of the proposed policy which would allow the city of FW to donate items to the Welman Project. I am an educator who has benefitted from their services, & I appreciate their support of our schools and teachers. cam. r-1 r-1 m For u Against u Undecided Tax payers would gladly support donations to the Wellman Project. Pay it forward and keep it out of the landfill. m ror u Against u unaeciaea As a teacher, I can say that it is extremely hard to find quality, used furniture to use in my classroom. Often when people donate, things are on their last leg and will only last a year or two. It would be great to increase the amount of things available to teachers, so we're not spending as much. r-�M��Mlf JZipsMWAT.. ' M 11mLealIfr.14 I am writing in favor of this policy. Most teachers use their own funds to offset things their students need. Enabling community reuse of materials only makes sense. The Welman Project has been very successful at getting material in the direct hands of teachers. r-. r-n r-, 0 For LJ Against u Undecided I love the idea of the City setting a great example by diverting items from landfill. There's no telling the organizations and people who can benefit from used City items. I greatly support this ordinance! Comment Card FOR District 7 Comment Card II FOR District 9 Erika Ramos Felipe Gutierrez Comment Card Jessica Pappas Comment Card Susan Harper Comment Card FOR District 9 Keri Worthen r-. r-1 r-1 10 For u Against u Undecided I hope you'll support the reuse of office furniture and supplies rather than having these items go to a landfill. Sending donations to our educators and students can help alleviate some of the financial burden that often falls on our teachers. r-, r-k r-k m ror u Against u unaecidea Dear Council and Mayor-- Hope this note finds you well. I'm in support of the effort which will allow surplus items, no longer needed by the city, to be donated instead of having to be stored or fill the landfill. Thank you for your consideration . Felipe Gutierrez r-1 r-1 mi ror u Against u unaeciaea Reducing waste is important and our motto as a company is, Fill a Classroom, not a landfill. So many educators are in need of supplies and furniture and some don't even get a chair when they start. By passing this policy, we will be able to help educators who directly help our future: our children. AM* rn r--1 m For u Against u Undecided Eoleheartedly support any programs that promotes waste rsion and allows donation, refuse or recycling. AM r-1 r-1 = ror L-J Against L-i unaeciaeo Councilwoman Beck, I write today to urge you to vote in favor of the donation and reuse of city property. Beyond environmental benefits, donations extend the impact of tax dollars by giving no longer useful items a second life at non- proifits that serve our community. Thank you, Keri Worthen Comment Card Ashley Walker Comment Card Melissa Pena Comment Card FOR District 2 Comment Card FOR District 6 Comment Card AGAINST District 9 Comment Card AGAINST District 0 Diana Witherspoon Rivera Darla Jones Debbe Solomon Rachael Blizzard m ror u Against u unaeciaea Please support our teachers, and in turn supporting the community, by passing this. The donation of these materials have so many benefits that I cannot accurately express in 300 characters. Doing this will open up funds for other needs and allow teachers to focus their heart and money on other needs In For u Against u Undecided I support the measure of allowing unused things to educators in *ort worth. It is vital to recycle things and make a new home for :hem for the benefit of children. m For u Against u Undecided Whatever we can do to avert waste from landfills has my support. It pains me to see so much waste in our city! Please donate surplus items to nonprofits that will make use of them. cm r-1 r-1 m For u Against u Undecided Why would you NOT approve this? We educators should have accessibility to any and all items available. r'1 r. r1 Li ror M Against L-i unaeciaea Please do not destroy unwanted furniture and all supplies to our landfills. Please give to Wellman Project for use within our city for teachers use and/or non profits. This is a waste and our landfills do not need unwanted furniture and supplies. The Wellman Project helps teachers and non profits r-1 r- . r-, u ror M Against u undeciaea Without the donations of furniture to educators we are unable to fill our classrooms. Having only chairs and desks provided by districts does not make students feel more welcomed in wanting to be in the classroom. Remember when you were in school and how you wanted to be in the relaxed and fun class r1 r 11 Comment Card Todd Cooper Li ror " Haainst Li unaeciaea Reducing waste is important We should support our local teachers and students Educators face severe lack of resources Landfills are running out of space Surplus city resources should be put to good use Reuse is a win for everyone Donating unneeded materials just makes sense Simply say you support th M&C 21-0466 (Consent Agenda Item: Remove from Consent Agenda) (ALL) Authorize Amendm( No. 3 to the Agreement with Aqua Metric Sales Company in an Amount of $3,639,531.00, and Amendment No. 5 to the Agreement with SL-serco, Inc. in an Amount of $339,000.00, and Adopt Appropriation Ordinances for the Completion of the City -Wide Deployment of the MyH2O Program Speaker Card Laila Talley ❑ I will attend LEJ Call ❑ Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative 21-1536 A Resolution Expressing Support for the Creation of a Capital Public Improvement District for a Portion of the Dean Ranch Property in a Manner that is Fully Consistent with the City's Adopted Capital Public Improvement District Policy and Authorizinq City Staff to Coordinate with Developers in the Preparation of a Formal Application to Create the District Speaker Card FOR II District 4 Speaker Card Travis Clegg Ben Clark I will attend El Call Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative u I will attend ❑ Call Representative 21-1538 A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Fort Worth, Texas Consenting to the Addition of 522 Acres of Land by Alpha Ranch Fresh Water Supply District No. 1 of Denton and Wise Counties; Providing for Severability and Declaring an Effective Date Speaker Card Travis Clegg �� Speaker Card FOR District 0 Sarah Landiak St I will attend ❑ Call r u Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative Mr I will attend ❑ Call 9 Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative 1-1539 A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Fort Worth, Texas Consenting to the Addition of 489 Acres of ind by Brookfield Fresh Water SUDDIV District No. 1; Providina for Severabilitv and Declarina an Effective Date Speaker Card Sarah Landiak Speaker Card Travis Clegg I will attend ❑ Call Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative Ir I will attend ❑ Call St Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative M&C 21-0495 (CD 3) Conduct Public Benefit Hearing Regarding the Establishment of Public Improvement District No. 21 — Las Vegas Trail, Including the Sufficiency of the Petition and the Advisability of the Improvements and Services to be Undertaken, Declare the Attached Petition to be Sufficient, and Adopt the Attached Resolution Authorizing and Establishing Public Improvement District No. 21 — Las Vegas Trail (PUBLIC HEARING - a. Report of City Staff: Crystal Hinojosa; b. Public Comment; c. Council Action: Close Public Hearing and Act on M&C) Speaker Card Hunter McLean Sf I will attend ❑ Call ❑ Wish to speak only if there is opposition u Handouts ❑ Group Representative C-21-038 (CD 7) ZC-21-038 MJBW RD LLC, 3800 Camp Bowie Boulevard; To add a Conditional Use Permit for !mporary construction office in 'DER" Neighborhood Commercial Restricted.42 ac (Recommended for Approval with a 24 onth Limit by the Zoning Commission) (Continued from a Previous Meeting) Speaker Card Kevin Yu Speaker Card Jonathan Russell ❑ I will attend LEJ Call u Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative Rf I will attend ❑ Call ❑ Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative EC-21-035 (CD 4) JANE WHITE IRRECOVABLE TRUST; 5301 & 5317 E. First Street; From "C" Medium Density /lultifamily, "E" Neighborhood Commercial, "G" Intensive Commercial To: "I" Light Industrial; (40.67 acres) Recommended for approval by the Zoning Commission) Speaker Card Kris Arviso Speaker Card Bill Dahlstrom ❑ I will attend LEJ Call u Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative 9 I will attend ❑ Call St Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative Speaker Card Tyler Riek It I will attend ❑ Call ❑ Group Representative ZC-21-043 (CD 6) CASEY & JENNIFER DEATON, 12640 Oak Grove Rd South; From: "AG" Agricultural To: "A-5" One - ,Family (2.99 acres) (Recommended for Approval as amended to "A-21" One -Family by the Zoning Commission) Speaker Card Jennifer Deaton Comment Card FOR District 0 Jennifer Deaton 9 I will attend ❑ Call Rr Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative I r-, r-, OU For LJ Against LJ Undecided We'd like to have our zoning change approved so we can obtain a building permit to build our home. Thank you. 21-044 (CD 3) CHAPEL CREEK DEVELOPMENT CO, LLC, 10033 Southview Rd; Request: Add Conditional Use rmit for car wash "G" Intensive Commercial (1.64 acres) (Recommended for Approval as amended to revise the site plan add buffering and revised sianaae by the Zoning Commission) Speaker Card FOR District 3 Justin Light L-J I will attend ❑ Call u Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative ZC-21-051 (CD 2) REVIVE COFFEE LLC, 2503 Roosevelt Street; From: "A-5/DD" One-Family/Demolition Delay To: "E/HC" Neighborhood Commercial/Historic & Cultural Overlay (0.35 acres) (Recommended for Approval by the Zoning Commission) Speaker Card Cassie Warren ❑ I will attend LEJ Call r u Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative ZC-21-053 (CD 4) LYNTON & GENE HOLLOWAY, HOLLOWAY COMPANY, 8605-8625 (odds) Old Denton Road; From: "AG" Agricultural To: "CF" Community Facilities (9.66 acres) (Recommended for Approval by the Zoning Commission) Speaker Card Charles Crook ❑ I will attend � Call ❑ Group Representative Speaker Card FOR District 4 Speaker Card FOR District 0 Speaker Card FOR District 0 Cyle Cox Daniel Topping Bryan Pennington ❑ I will attend LEJ Call u Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative ❑ I will attend u Call L-J Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative ❑ I will attend LEJ Call r u Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative Speaker Car FOR District 0 d Kurt Rosene ir I will attend ❑ Call Vr Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative ZC-21-055 (CD 7) OCHOA, BURCH, COFER, & STEWART, 8601-8637 (odds) Wagley Robertson; From: "AG" Agricultural To: "A-5" One -Family (58.44 acres) (Recommended for Approval by the Zoning Commission) Speaker Card l Ben Raef 9 I will attend ❑ Call ❑ Group Representative Speaker Card Travis Clegg Speaker Card Kelly Gebhardt I will attend ❑ Call Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative Or I will attend ❑ Call Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts 19 Group Representative Lisa keller Kirk bonds Corey bushway Rusty fuller Corey keller Sherry huckaby Exist hypolite Cindy Damron Lana vandergriff Stephens Santo Perez Jachelle wood Speaker Card Lilia Gilbreath F§� I will attend ❑ Call ❑ Group Representative Speaker Card Kimberly West Speaker Card Brian Salas Speaker C AGAINST District 4 Speaker C AGAINST District 7 and RUSSELL FULLER and Elaine Morriss ii Comment Card Kelly Bushway I will attend ❑ Call ❑ Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative Mr I will attend ❑ Call ❑ Wish to speak only if there is opposition r. W Handouts ❑ Group Representative I will attend ❑ Call ❑ Wish to speak only if there is opposition Handouts m Group Representative Corey Keller, Prisca Kirk, Mary Ann Mischke, Suzanne McIntosh, Judy Jacobs, Elaine Morriss, Lilia Gilbreath, William Sears, Mike Mischke, Lisa Keller, Alexis Hypolite, Kirk Bonds, America Mauldin, Cindy Damron, JaChelle Wood, Kristy Waters 9 I will attend ❑ Call ❑ Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative r-1 r . f-1 Li ror M Against L-i unaeciaea I am not against the housing, I would just like larger lots for the area. Similar to the 2-5 acres in Fossil creek estates and Van Zandt. Our area is surrounded by trains and flood planes and 2 lane roads. The traffic is horrible. Don't approve more homes until we have the infrastructure in place. Comment Card AGAINST District 7 Comment Card AGAINST District 7 Mike Stitt Kathleen Roller Comment Card 'Chad Ferguson Comment Card AGAINST District 7 Karin Bakker-Smid Comment Card ' Michael Ihrig District 7 u For m Against u Undecided Before we grow with more houses we MUST in prove the roads along Bonds Ranch and Wagley-Robertson. Flooding and traffic are a major problem in this area and additional population along with construction is only adding to our problems. r-f r--r . rt u ror m Against u unaeciaea Very dangerous amount of cement trucks, semi's, rock haulers, speeding way out of control in front of grade school on wagley roberts. absolutely NO police to support this dangerous road. Construction has to be scheduled reasonably until infra catches up. This is becoming WORST place to live!!! u ror M Against u unaeciaea Area is a mess. Roads have not been built to support the traffic already here. Extremely dangerous exiting our neighborhood and trying to turn off Wagley Roberts to Bonds Ranch. Flooding is a major issue also. NO NEW DEVELOPMENT until you fix the roads and flooding. r-, J=.., r-n ror M, Against L--, unaeciaea Please do not add any more houses till the roads have been updated. Bomds Ranch road is a nightmare. Cars lined up past Wagley Robertson going east in the middle of the day. Huge delays. More houses will just add more cars and even longer waits. Please widen roads before adding houses. r-, fl-- r-, u ror M Against u unaeciaea I oppose the zoning change, because the infrastructure is not in place to handle the additional traffic. Bonds Ranch road is the primary corridor for the proposed area and the residential and commercial development in this corridor has already created a traffic nightmare in this area. Comment Card Suzan Munkittrick Comment Card Erin Allen Comment Card William Sears Comment Card Brooke Cantrell Comment Card Neil Lockie u For m Against u Undecided The density in this area has been a concern for 15 years. The addition of another housing development is reckless. Where is the government in providing safety, sanity and quality of life for current residents? u For m Against u Undecided We don't need more houses until the roads can handle it. Traffic is already a nightmare and the roads are not in good condition. r-, r-, u ror m Against u unaeciaea Councilman Firestone, Unless the developer and the city expand the infrastructure including Wagley Robertson road this must NOT be approved. Traffic is already high on a two lane country road. The city allows more construction but doesn't expand the roads. AGAINST u ror M Against u unaeciaea I am not opposed to housing, just would like to make lot sizes 2-5 acres consistent with Van Zandt and Fossil creek estates. This area is already congested, on top of Wagley flood zone and in between rail tracks. We can't handle more houses until infrastructure is improved. r-1 r- . r-1 ror «, Against L-i unaeciaea While adding further homes to this area is cause for concern, the current infrastructure raises greater alarm. We have seen persistent problems with traffic congestion, road flooding, growing train traffic and a lack of simple local amenities such as convenience stores or restaurants. Comment Card Christy Scaggs Li ror " Haainst Li unaeciaea I am not opposed to housing, just would like to make lot sizes 2-5 acres consistent with Van Zandt and Fossil creek estates. This area is already congested, on top of Wagley flood One and in between rail tracks. We can't handle more houses until infrastructure is improved. "P-21-010 (CD 6) CHISHOLM TRAIL WEST, LLC, 8800-9200 blocks of Brewer Boulevard' Request: Submit required ite plan for PD 1276 and amend development standards pertaining open spaces, fences, and building orientation and a Waiver to MFD submittal, site plan approved and on file with the Development Services Department (34.01 acres) Recommended for Approval by the Zoning Commission) Speaker Card FOR District 6 Tom Woliver u I will attend ❑ Call L-J Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative C-21-057 (CD 7) ROANOKE 35/114 PARTNERS, LP, 15800-15900 blocks of Championship Parkway; From: "K" eavy Industrial To: PD for all uses in "C" Medium Density Multifamily with development regulations to open space and a aiver to MFD submittal (22.90 acres) (Recommended for Approval by the Zoninq Commission) Speaker Card FOR District 3 Justin Light u I will attend ❑ Call u Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative ZC-21-058 (CD 7) SHAUN RIDDLE, 4025 Marina Drive; From: "A-5/NASJRB" One-Family/Naval Air Service Joint deserve Base Overlay To: "PD 136/NASJRB" Planned Development 136 increasing the size of the PD and adding single- 'amily residence and auto/boat repair with Naval Air Service Joint Reserve Base Overlay, site plan waived (1.17 acres) ;Recommended for Approval by the Zoning Commission) Speaker Card Justin Light FOR District 3 Courtney Marcos Speaker Card Robert Weber Speaker Card Speaker Card Dawn Matthews Speaker Card Nancy Brown Speaker Card Michael Matthews fir I will attend ❑ Call Vr Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative F6 I will attend ❑ Call F Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative F I will attend ❑ Call FV5 Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative I will attend ❑ Call Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative FtI will attend ❑ Call Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative Mr I will attend ❑ Call Rt Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative Speaker Card Austin Davis Speaker Card Juan Salcedo ir I will attend ❑ Call Sr Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative L-J I will attend ❑ Call u Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative ZC-21-060 (CD 5) DEREK & ANNIE CARSON, 6312 Willard Road; From: "UR" Urban Residential to "A-21" One -Family (4.39 acres) (Recommended for Denial by the Zoning Commission) Speaker Card FOR District 5 Speaker Card FOR District 5 Speaker Card FOR District 5 Mia Moss ❑ I will attend u Call ❑ Group Representative Bob Willoughby Dante Williams Li I will attend ❑ Call ❑ Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative Nr I will attend ❑ Call ❑ Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative Speaker Card FOR District 7 Jeff Davis Speaker Card Derek Carson Comment Card AC Crayton Comment Card Maudia Hamilton FO I will attend ❑ Call ❑ Wish to speak only if there is opposition i Handouts ❑ Group Representative F9 I will attend ❑ Call ❑ Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative R For ❑ Against ❑ Undecided In favor of changing this to single family rn r rn u For m Against u Undecided I want to see this location changed to A-21 One Family (4.39 acres) ZC-21-061 (CD 9) ARC CAFEHLD001 LLC, 4301 South Freeway; Request: Add Conditional Use Permit for car wash in "E" Neighborhood Commercial, site plan amendments to occur prior to City Council consideration including: adherence to the Sign Ordinance, car wash exit being oriented to the west, all vacuums being located south and west of the site, and a buffer from the residential zoning to the northeast (0.79 acres) (Recommended for Approval) Speaker Card Justin Light I will attend ❑ Call ❑ Group Representative Speaker Card Darian Shanahan I will attend ❑ Call Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts �❑ Group Representative ZC-21-063 (CD 6) ARC HUSSEIN MAHROUQ, 1300 Forest Hill Everman Road; From: "CR" Low Density Multifamily To: 'PD/C" Planned Development for all uses in "C" Medium Density Multifamily plus detached multifamily with development -egulation standards to open space requirement and a waiver to MFD submittal, site plan approved and on file with the Development Services Department (20.58 acres) (Recommended for Approval by the Zoning Commission) Speaker Card FOR District 5 Chris Tysdal I will attend ❑ Call m Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative C-21-064 (CD 7) BKR LAND LP AND DOUBLE B LAND LP, 6400-6500 Robertson Road; From: "A-5" One -Family, "E" eighborhood Commercial To: "PD/D" Planned Development for all used in "D" High Density MUltifamily plus detached iultifamily with development regulations standards to open space, setbacks, bufferyard, building orientation and a waiver MFD submittal, site plan approved and on file with the Development Services Department (10.54 acres) (Recommended )r Approval by the Zoning Commission) Speaker Card Patrick Jacobs Speaker Card FOR District 7 ❑ I will attend '�J Call r Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative Josh Eadie Rf I will attend ❑ Call ❑ Group Representative Speaker Card FOR District 7 Mike Martinie I will attend ❑ Call r u Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative ZC-21-065 (CD 7) LQ DEVELOPMENT, LLC, 6850 NW Loop 820 Freeway; From: "G/NASJRB" Intensive Commercial/Naval Air Service Joint Reserve Base Overlay Use Zone I Overlay To "I/NASJRB" Light Industrial/Naval Air Service Joint Reserve Base Overlay Use Zone I Overlay (14.38 acres) (Recommended for Approval by the Zoning Commission) Speaker Card Gina McLean ❑ Group Representative Speaker Card michael clark u I will attend ❑ Call u Wish to speak only if there is opposition ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative 21-068 (CD 3) FORT WORTH INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT, 4865 Briar Haven Road, From: "A-5" One- mily to "CF" Community Facilities; (5.98 acres) (Recommended for Approval by the Zoning Commission) Speaker Card Mike Naughton ❑ I will attend u Call 0 Group Representative r-. r-, r-, Comment Card Kristen Buchanan Comment Card Emily Ferrick Comment Card Mike Naughton m ror L-J Aaainst Li unaeciaea We hope to install an electronic sign (requiring a zoning change) to easily communicate information to parents and community regarding Overton Park Elementary. The sign would be funded and maintained by Overton Park's PTA and consistent with the electronic sign installed recently at Tanglewood. = ror u AQainst unaeciaea We hope to install an electronic sign (requiring a zoning change) to easily communicate information to parents and community regarding Overton Park Elementary. The sign would be funded and maintained by Overton Park's PTA and consistent with the electronic sign installed recently at Tanglewood. r-. r-, r-, m ror u Aaainst u unaeciaea I am the representative for the owner/applicant (FWISD)- the requested change to 'CF' zoning matches the use of the property and allows the school to proceed with application to the board of adjustment for a special exception to allow for a digital marquee. Thank you kindly for your consideration. M&C 21-0438 (ETJ near CD 3) Approve Attached Joint Ordinance and Boundary Adjustment Agreement with the City Df Aledo to Release 228 Acres of Land in the Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ) of the City of Fort Worth and Adjust the ETJs between the Cities of Fort Worth and Aledo (Parker County) Speaker Card Travis Clegg 1-1358 Public Presentation Fff I will attend 0 Call Wish to speak only if there is opposition Handouts Group Representative Public Kheri Hines Presentation Public Kelsey Strieby Presentation Public Presentation District 8 Ana Ledezma Public Thomas Torcincasi Presentation ❑ I will attend trr-J Call Subject: Representina Organization: ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative I will attend gl Call Subject: [Drowning Prevention Programs Representing Organization: ISR Fort Worth ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative W I will attend ❑ Call Subject: Neighborhood Safety Representinq Orqanization: ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative FVI I will attend ❑ Call Subject: Oversight Representina Oraanization: ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative Public Franklin H. Gohe Presentation Public Bob Willoughby Presentation Public Lynda Stacey Presentation Public Presentation District 3 Danielle Stacey Nr I will attend ❑ Call Subject: Self Concerning Greatest Injustices Representina Oraanization: ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative R I will attend ❑ Call Subject: City Council / Code / Redistricting / John T White NA / Public Presentation Representing Organization: Elections ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative Mr I will attend ❑ Call Subject: Home occupations in the zoning ordinance Representinq Organization: ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative Mf I will attend ❑ Call Subject: Home occupations in the Zoning Ordinance Representinq Orqanization: ❑ Handouts 11 Group Representative Public Jesse Flores Presentation Public Eric Oglesby Presentation Public James Smith Presentation Public Doyle Fine Presentation Nr I will attend ❑ Call Subject: [Welcoming the newly elected officials Representing Organization: Fort Worth Marshals Association ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative F" I will attend ❑ Call Subject: Central Library Access to the main floor Representing Organization: ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative Mr I will attend ❑ Call Subject: Atatiana Jefferson Representinq Orqanization: ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative FVI I will attend ❑ Call Subject: Going Forward Representina Oraanization: ❑ Handouts ❑ Group Representative