See what a community can do, if they do something.
Bravo.
Read about the Mallard Cove Compressor Stations being unanimously denied by the Fort Worth Zoning Commission in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Bravo to the Fort Worth Planning and Zoning Commission. Good to know not everything goes the Fort Worth Way.
Where will YOU be December 6? Trust us, it's better than must see TV and who knows, you might even save your neighborhood.
Read the comments from THE PEOPLE too.
The site at 7429 Randol Mill Road covers more than 40 acres near the Trinity River in a semirural area east of East Loop 820 and north of Interstate 30.
The vote was met with a standing ovation from residents of the Mallard Cove and River Trails neighborhoods, who had packed the city's council chambers.
The zoning request will now go before the City Council on Dec. 6.
Texas Midstream asked for a continuance, but the commission voted against it and then denied the zoning request.
Commission member Ann Zadeh expressed frustration with the company's stall tactics and suggested that it was trying to "wear down" the opposition.
Commission member Charles Edmonds, whose district includes the proposed site, said he received 137 pages of e-mails in opposition to the zoning request. He told Texas Midstream officials that a delay would do little good.
"You have a high barrier. It's not compatible and not consistent with the comprehensive plan," Edmonds said. "In this case, you have the additional barrier that you have a very well-organized, very articulate group that is opposed to this specific site. I don't think extending this conversation any further is going to do any good."
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