On Tuesday, Feb. 25, the Fort Worth City Council will discuss zoning changes for 23 properties owned by Keller ISD.
City officials said the rezoning would turn properties in Districts 4, 7 and 10, currently designated as residential and agricultural spaces, into a new "Community Facilities" district for educational uses. A full list of the properties is here.
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WATCH HEREThe city said the rezoning considerations would ensure the properties aligned with each neighborhood's estimated growth and changing accessibility needs.
This comes about a month after the Keller ISD board of trustees proposed splitting the district, eliciting a large community response, including student walkouts and legal action from affected HOAs.
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SIGN UP The council will consider allocating resources for a public hearing on the rezoning on Feb. 25. If approved, public hearings for the Zoning Commission will be scheduled for March 12 and the City Council on March 25.
A list of the changing properties can be found on Fort Worth's website.
