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Upcoming far north Fort Worth development will have even more homes

The developers behind the Wagley Robertson Road neighborhood are asking Fort Worth City Council for zoning changes on two plots of land. The plots, bordered in red, will be absorbed into the residential project.
The developers behind the Wagley Robertson Road neighborhood are asking Fort Worth City Council for zoning changes on two plots of land. The plots, bordered in red, will be absorbed into the residential project. Courtesy of Fort Worth

A residential development planned for far north Fort Worth might have over 200 homes instead of the originally planned 160.

The neighborhood will sit on the corner of Wagley Robertson Road and the still-to-come Heritage Trace Parkway. In June, the developers asked Fort Worth to change the zoning of two neighboring plots so the project could absorb the extra five acres.

Now that the request has been approved, the 55-acre neighborhood will have 204 one-to-two story houses. It will also include a park and pond in the center of the community. The preliminary plan is being reviewed by the city.

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Rachel Royster
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Rachel Royster is a news and government reporter for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, specifically focused on Tarrant County. She joined the newsroom after interning at the Austin American-Statesman, the Waco Tribune-Herald and Capital Community News in DC. A Houston native and Baylor grad, Rachel enjoys traveling, reading and being outside. She welcomes any and all news tips to her email.
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