New public infrastructure improvements associated with residential, commercial and industrial development are reviewed by the city's Infrastructure Plan Review team. To submit a civil plan, visit the Infrastructure Plan Review Center, located at the south end of City Hall on the 2nd floor, 200 Texas Street.

All plat applications are reviewed as part of the Development Review Committee. Submit applications for preliminary and final plats to the Development Services/Platting Division on the lower level of City Hall, 200 Texas Street.

To better track the number of requests that the City of Fort Worth receives and when Departments respond to those requests, Departments are now requiring the requestor to submit a Public Information Request (PIR) via the City’s Online Portal. This will also assist in tracking the requestor's request later.  PIRs can be submitted via the City’s Public Records webpage. Please note: The requestor will need to create a user name and log-in to submit requests.

• Development Services 2020 Presentation Development Community(PDF, 11MB)(PDF, 11MB)
• Development Services 2020 Presentation Development Community, Feb 2020 (Video)
• TPW Contractors & Developer Training: CFA Process & Accela Automation(PDF, 1.5MB)(PDF, 2MB)
• Proposed Accessibility Guidelines(PDF, 5MB)(PDF, 5MB)
• Proposed Accessibility Guidelines, March 2019 (Video)
• TPW Construction Services, Feb. 2019 (Video)
• TPW Construction Services (Powerpoint)(PDF, 4MB)(PDF, 4MB)
• Traffic Management Design, Jan. 2019 (Video)
• Traffic Management Design (Powerpoint)(PDF, 3MB)(PDF, 3MB)
• Water Department (Customer Care Section), Dec. 2018 (Video)
• Water Department (Customer Care Section) (Powerpoint)(PDF, 1MB)(PDF, 1MB)
• Stormwater Management & Infrastructure Design, Nov. 2018 (Video)
• Stormwater Management & Infrastructure Design (Powerpoint)(PDF, 5MB)(PDF, 5MB)
• Infrastructure Review, Park Conversion, Forestry & Adopt a Median, Oct. 2018 (Video)
• Infrastructure Review, Park Conversion, Forestry & Adopt a Median (Powerpoint)(PDF, 2MB)(PDF, 2MB)
• CFA Process and Accela Automation, Sept. 2018 (Video)
• CFA Process & Accela Automation (Powerpoint)(PDF, 2MB)(PDF, 2MB)
• Access Management & Collector Street Network Planning Policies, August 2018 (Video)
• Access Management & Collector Street Network Planning Policies (Powerpoint)(PDF, 3MB)(PDF, 3MB)
• Shared Database Initiative, July 2018 (Video)
• Monthly Developer Consultant Process Training, June 2018 (Video)
• Water and Transportation Impact Fees (Powerpoint)(PDF, 2MB)(PDF, 2MB)
• Real Property Services, May 2018 (Video)
• Real Property Services (Powerpoint)(PDF, 455KB)(PDF, 455KB)
• Platting, Studies & Dedications, April 2018(Video)
• Platting (Powerpoint)(PDF, 7MB)(PDF, 7MB)
• Monthly Developer Consultant Process Training, March 2018 (Video)
• Infrastructure Plan Review Center Submittal Requirements (Powerpoint)(PDF, 19MB)(PDF, 19MB)

Population growth brings new development and that means construction of public infrastructure. City council approved revisions to the regulations and standards for Community Facility Agreements (CFA), Utility Construction Policy, and the Installation Policy and Design Criteria for Water, Wastewater and Reclaimed Water Infrastructure at their meeting May 7, to ensure new development adequately meets city standards.

City Standards and detail drawings are listed in the categories shown below and are also available to view or download under specification or standard construction drawing through the project resources page.

Most permits require traffic control plans. View specifications and sample plans(PDF, 2MB). For information on Street Classifications, view the Master Thoroughfare Plan.

The Master Thoroughfare Plan (MTP) is the long-range plan for major transportation facilities in the city of Fort Worth.

The MTP is not targeted to a specific point in the future, but is intended to accommodate the ultimate development of the city’s thoroughfare network. It is a right-of-way preservation document, allowing the orderly development of a network necessary to support the city’s growth plans. Future thoroughfare alignments are conceptual, long-term, and general in nature.

Visit the Master Thoroughfare Plan (MTP) webpage for more details.

 Available to view & download on TPW's webpage.

Developer information related to water, wastewater and reclaimed water can be found here.

Information related to additional ordinances and construction codes can be found here.