Light Industrial Zoning Case
We would like to make you aware of a zoning case going before the Zoning Commission on February 11th, involving landowner Wallace Hall, Jr., who has repeatedly attempted to secure zoning to operate a rock crusher on his property near East 1st Street.
After years of regional opposition, Hall’s consultants re-engaged in late 2024 seeking a conditional use permit to run a temporary crusher to remove an overfilled “rubble mountain” created in 2015, but after community meetings and a list of required conditions presented on January 29, 2025, they stopped communicating.
Despite this, the City has now placed a zoning case on the February 11th docket seeking both a Conditional Use Permit and a change to heavy industrial zoning without notifying the community or the district’s Council Member.
Zoning changes almost always require neighborhood involvement through public notices (mail, signs) and mandatory public hearings with the Planning Commission and City Council, where residents provide input, as zoning impacts community character, development, and housing, with processes ensuring local voices shape decisions on density, use, and building rules, though complexities can arise with large projects or existing uses.
Neighborhood leaders are now calling for a major letter‑writing campaign (letter samples and more details on attached link) and strong in‑person turnout at the hearing on February 11, wearing red.
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Neighborhood Association Meeting
Monday, March 9 @ 7pm
February yard of the month is at 301 Chandler Lake Ct. The Cedar trees that flank the home add a touch of drama. The other landscaping is a combination of Texas hardy and metal sculptures that all blend in to make an attractive addition to the home.
Minutes are available from the Monday, January 13th meeting.
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T-Shirts only $20 each
We still have large and extra large available. If you would like one, call or text Terri Bailey at 817-504-0057.
We have a new neighborhood bulletin board at Smith Wilemon Park. The frame was designed and built by our neighbor, John Kipper with the help of his wife, Maggie. They did a great job!
If you would like to post or advertise on our board, see the links below:
We appreciate all dues and donations! If you haven't given, dues are only $25 check or cash or $26.50 via PayPal.
Help us maintain the neighborhood entrances and provide our annual activities - Easter Egg Hunt, 4th of July Parade and Party and the Fall Festival and 5K Run.
Checks can be made out to WLHNA and sent to PO Box 8656, Fort Worth, TX 76124 or dropped in the mailbox at 709 Green River Trail.
You can also pay in person at our Association Meeting on Monday, Jan. 12.
Pay on PayPal by clicking here.
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