The City of Fort Worth and Mayor Pro Tem Bivens are working closely with the board of the Woodhaven Tax Increment Finance District (TIF 13) to launch a Neighborhood Conservation Plan for the area.
This plan will chart a long-term course for continued investment in the Woodhaven neighborhood, while also creating a unified vision and identify shared priorities for the future of the community.
The project began in March 2024, and a draft plan is expected by March 2025.
The City of Fort Worth's Economic Development Department has engaged a consultant team led by Interface Studio, The Collaborative Fort Worth, and Ninigret Partners to develop the plan, informed by extensive research and robust community engagement. Additionally, this team is working hand-in-hand with the Woodhaven Neighborhood Association and Woodhaven Community Development on this strategy.
The City invites and encourages community engagement throughout this planning process, and there will be multiple opportunities to get involved and make your voice heard in the future of the Woodhaven community.
TIF Meeting presentations
Project timeline
- January 2024: Funding for the plan approved by TIF 13
- March 2024: Introductory meeting at the Woodhaven Neighborhood Association
- Phase I (March-June 2024):
- Advisory Committee applications and project kick-off
- Initial tour and area assessment
- Data collection, research, and analysis of existing conditions
- June 26, 2024: Community kick-off and visioning event at the Woodhaven Neighborhood Festival and Conservation Plan Party
- Phase II (July-September 2024):
- Synthesize community input from visioning event
- Develop draft goals and recommendations with continued input from the advisory committee
- Oct. 16, 2024: Second community event to invite feedback on the preliminary recommendations
- October - December 2024: Integrate community feedback, develop a phasing and implementation strategy and a draft plan
- January - March 2025: Draft plan revisions and final plan presented to the TIF board and community
For more details, connect with the Woodhaven Neighborhood Association or contact Martha Collins, the City's Revitalization Manager.