23rd Street Sewer Main Replacement A sanitary sewer main is being replaced on 23rd Street, south of the Fort Worth Stockyards.
28th, Prospect, Angle, Loraine, Gould, Pearl & Alley Sewer and Water Sewer and water mains are being replaced in north Fort Worth. This project is bound by NW 35th Street to the north, North Commerce Street to the east, NE 28th Street to the south and Pearl Avenue to the west.
7th Street at Burnett Storm Drain Rehabilitation This project will rehabilitate an existing storm drain pipe under 7th St between Lexington St and Cherry St and 6th St between Cherry St and Burnett St.
8th Avenue and Windsor Place Traffic Signal Improvements This project includes full signal modifications. This projects intends to create a cost-effective solution to improve efficiency while increasing the visibility, safety and traffic flow. This project is being funded by the 2018 Bond Program.
Alamo Heights and Riverside Alliance Water and Sewer Improvements This project encompasses two areas. The western part is in Alamo Heights, between Chisholm Trail Parkway and I-30. It is bound by Wirfield Street to the west, Alamo Avenue to the north, Bedford Street to the east and Lisbon Street to the south. The eastern part is in the Riverside Alliance area, between State Hwy. 121/Airport Freeway and the Trinity Railway Express line. It is bound by Blevins Str
Alemeda Street Stormwater Improvements Culvert improvements are proposed for AlemedaStreet south of Camp Bowie West Boulevard to addressexisting hazards from flood waters overtoppingthis location. In conjunction with the culvertimprovements, the road will be widened and realignedso that it lines up with Alemeda Street north of CampBowie West.
Alliance Park Development I & II Implementation of the park master plan for new community park in far north Fort Worth, including, but not limited to, the construction of athletic fields, athletic field lighting, trails parking, security lighting, and supporting infrastructure and equipment.
Altamesa Boulevard & Crowley Road Intersection Improvements Enhancements to the existing intersection at Altamesa Boulevard and Crowley Road (FM731)will be implemented. These enhancements include adding additional left-turn lanes and other recommended improvements.
Animal Care & Control Facility A second animal care and control facility that will be located in north Fort Worth will be designed. This facility is expected to house approximately 100 animals.
Arcadia Trail Connection This project includes design and construction of improvements to provide approximately one-tenth of a mile of paved ADA accessible trail and low water bridge connecting 8+ miles of the Fort Worth trail system with 15+ miles of the Watauga/Haltom City trail system.
Northside & River District Lead Replacement & Infrastructure Water and sewer mains will be rehabilitated and all City-owned lead services will be replaced. The project area is bound by Azle Avenue at Robinson Street (Fire Station #15) to the north, Columbus Avenue to the east, Scott Road to the south and Athenia Drive to the west.
Cantrell Sansom Road Widen Cantrell Sansom Road between Mark IV Parkway and the future IH 35W southbound frontage road. The widening will consist of adding two westbound and two eastbound lanes.
East Northside Drive & Cold Springs Road Intersection Improvements The the intersection of East Northside Drive and Cold Springs Road is being constructed as a 2-lane roundabout.
Great Southwest Parkway Infrastructure Improvments Water and sewer lines will be replaced on several streets and the roadways will be rehabilitated.
Walnut Creek Sewer Extension The Walnut Creek sewer extension will provide sanitary sewer service for future development.
Bomber Spur Trail Bomber Spur Trail is a 12-foot wide hard surface trail. It starts at Calmont Ave. and ends at the SH 183/ W Vickery Blvd. intersection. The trail is approximately 3.1 miles long and aligns along existing abandoned railroad easement.
Alemeda Street Stormwater Improvements Culvert improvements are proposed for AlemedaStreet south of Camp Bowie West Boulevard to addressexisting hazards from flood waters overtoppingthis location. In conjunction with the culvertimprovements, the road will be widened and realignedso that it lines up with Alemeda Street north of CampBowie West.
Bellaire, Ranch View, South Hills & Westcliff Infrastructure Infrastructure improvements are slated for an area that is bound by Westcliff Road South to the north, Stadium Drive to the east, Bellaire Circle to the south, and South Hulen Street to the west.
Arcadia Trail Connection This project includes design and construction of improvements to provide approximately one-tenth of a mile of paved ADA accessible trail and low water bridge connecting 8+ miles of the Fort Worth trail system with 15+ miles of the Watauga/Haltom City trail system.
Riverside Area Street Reconstruction Improvements include rehabilitation of existing asphalt pavement, new curb and gutter, driveways and replacement of water/sewer mains and services on the select streets
Great Southwest Parkway Infrastructure Improvments Water and sewer lines will be replaced on several streets and the roadways will be rehabilitated.
Haltom Road Railroad Crossing Improvements Safety improvements at the railroad intersection of the TRE and Haltom Road.
Gateway Park Sewer Improvements This project will rehabilitate and replace a severely deteriorated sanitary sewer on Disposal Road.
Benton Avenue, Near Southside Infrastructure Improvements Improvements include rehabilitation of existing asphalt pavement, new curb and gutter, driveways and replacement of water/sewer mains and services on the following streets: Benton Avenue - Hampshire to Old Handley House Street - Panola to Cul-de-sac Windowmere Street - Benton to Springfield
Bunche Park Phase II Additional walks/trails connections, pedestrian bridge crossing, tree planting and security lighting will be added.
Village Creek Facility Biosolids Management and Beneficial Reuse Fort Worth is changing the current method of repurposing biosolids at the Village Creek Water Reclamation Facility.
Cooks Lane & Ederville Road Intersection Improvements Intersection improvements at Cooks Lane and Ederville Road
Meadowbrook Area Streets Improvements include rehabilitation of existing asphalt pavement, new curb and gutter, driveways and replacement of water/sewer mains and services.
TCU Area Lead Replacement and Infrastructure Improvements Water and sewer lines will be rehabilitated on streets and in alleys in the TCU and Bluebonnet Circle area. City-owned lead service lines will be removed. Water and sewer will also be replaced on Chedlea Avenue.
Hulen & Granbury Intersection Improvements Intersection improvements at Hulen Street and Granbury Road include the construction of a right-turn lane to southbound Granbury Road and northbound Hulen Street as well as extending the existing left-turn lanes on Granbury Road in order to provide increased capacity at the intersection.
McCart Avenue / McPherson Boulevard McCart Avenue from Risinger Road to McPherson Boulevard will be constructed as a four-lane, divided arterial, and McCart Avenue from McPherson Boulevard to Twin Leaf Drive will be constructed as a two-lane, undivided roadway.
North Crowley Road & North Crowley Cleburne Road Intersection Intersection improvements will be made to the existing intersection at North Crowley Road and North Crowley Cleburne Road.
Upper and Middle Village Creek Parallel Relief Sewer Main South Approximately 2.27 miles of sanitary sewer pipe - ranging in diameter from 42 inches to 48 inches - will be installed parallel to an existing sewer main and follow the alignment of Village Creek.
Alliance Park Development I & II Implementation of the park master plan for new community park in far north Fort Worth, including, but not limited to, the construction of athletic fields, athletic field lighting, trails parking, security lighting, and supporting infrastructure and equipment.
Animal Care & Control Facility A second animal care and control facility that will be located in north Fort Worth will be designed. This facility is expected to house approximately 100 animals.
Avondale Haslet Road Improvements For approximately 2.4 miles, Avondale Haslet Road from Willow Creek Drive to the east Fort Worth city limit will be reconstructed from a 2-lane undivided road to a 4-lane divided roadway including curb and gutter, stormwater drainage and 10 foot shared use paths. This improvement will reduce congestion and improve mobility.
Bonds Ranch Road Improvements Phase 2 Road work on Bonds Ranch Road from US 287 to Shire Meadow Drive has been completed. Work continues on miscellaneous drainage improvements.
Northside & River District Lead Replacement & Infrastructure Water and sewer mains will be rehabilitated and all City-owned lead services will be replaced. The project area is bound by Azle Avenue at Robinson Street (Fire Station #15) to the north, Columbus Avenue to the east, Scott Road to the south and Athenia Drive to the west.
Altamesa Boulevard & Crowley Road Intersection Improvements Enhancements to the existing intersection at Altamesa Boulevard and Crowley Road (FM731)will be implemented. These enhancements include adding additional left-turn lanes and other recommended improvements.
Crowley Road & Altamesa Boulevard Intersection Improvements Intersection improvements including new left turn lanes, accessible ramps and crosswalks, and new traffic signals.
Crowley Road & Sycamore School Road Intersection Improvements Reconstruction of portions of the Crowley Road and Sycamore School Road intersection including additional left turn lanes and new signalization.
Cunningham Street Railroad Crossing Paving, signing and striping improvements to support quiet zone implementation at the Cunningham Street BNSF railroad crossing.
East Rosedale Street Lights Installation of new street lights at the back of curb on East Rosedale Street from I-35 to BUS-287. The existing street lights on the medians will be removed to increase safety and avoid knockdowns.
Park Hill Drive & 8th Avenue Infrastructure Improvements Water and/or sewer mains will be replaced in the Park Hill Drive and 8th Avenue area. This area is bound by West Jessamine Street to the north, West Cantey Street to the south, Shirley Avenue to the west, and 8th Avenue to the east.
TCU Area Lead Replacement and Infrastructure Improvements Water and sewer lines will be rehabilitated on streets and in alleys in the TCU and Bluebonnet Circle area. City-owned lead service lines will be removed. Water and sewer will also be replaced on Chedlea Avenue.
Bellaire, Ranch View, South Hills & Westcliff Infrastructure Infrastructure improvements are slated for an area that is bound by Westcliff Road South to the north, Stadium Drive to the east, Bellaire Circle to the south, and South Hulen Street to the west.
Downtown Street Resurfacing Program The Downtown Rehabilitation program will repair damaged sidewalks, driveway aprons and curb and gutter, plus install ADA compliant curb ramps on select streets. It also includes new asphalt roadways and pavement markings.
Rosemont, Shaw Clarke & Worth Heights Area Lead & Infrastructure Water and sewer lines will be rehabilitated on various streets that are south of West Devitt Street, west of the Union Pacific Railroad right-of-way, north of West Anthony Street and east of Wayside Avenue. In conjunction with replacement of the water and sewer mains, all connecting lead services will be removed and replaced.
Animal Care & Control Facility A second animal care and control facility that will be located in north Fort Worth will be designed. This facility is expected to house approximately 100 animals.
7th Street at Burnett Storm Drain Rehabilitation This project will rehabilitate an existing storm drain pipe under 7th St between Lexington St and Cherry St and 6th St between Cherry St and Burnett St.
Alemeda Street Stormwater Improvements Culvert improvements are proposed for AlemedaStreet south of Camp Bowie West Boulevard to addressexisting hazards from flood waters overtoppingthis location. In conjunction with the culvertimprovements, the road will be widened and realignedso that it lines up with Alemeda Street north of CampBowie West.
Central Arlington Heights Property Acquisition & Drainage Improvements Voluntary property acquisition project to acquire flood-prone properties on Western and Carleton between Bryce and El Campo.
Comanche Trail Stormwater Improvements Culvert improvements are proposed for Comanche Trailbetween Malaga Drive and Marina Drive to address existinghazards from flood waters overtopping this location. Inconjunction with the culvert improvements, the road will bewidened and a 10’ sidewalk will be installed on the south side ofthe roadway.
Greenfield Acres Drainage Improvements An underground storm drain system will be constructed on Cindy Lane, from Ten Mile Bridge to North Ridge Road, and on East North Hill Lane.
Lebow Channel Improvements at 28th Street The Lebow Channel improvements project is located near 28th and Decatur Avenue on Lebow Channel and is currently being evaluated for feasibility via the project development program.
South Cravens Road Culvert Improvements Culvert improvements are proposed for South Cravens Road between Oakdale Drive and Baylor Street to address existing hazards from flood waters overtopping this location. In conjunction with the culvert improvements, the road will be widened and 5’ sidewalks will be installed along both sides of the roadway.
Westcliff Drainage Improvements This project is a multi-phase project to reduce flooding in the Westcliff South drainage basin.
Alliance Park Development I & II Implementation of the park master plan for new community park in far north Fort Worth, including, but not limited to, the construction of athletic fields, athletic field lighting, trails parking, security lighting, and supporting infrastructure and equipment.
Arcadia Trail Connection This project includes design and construction of improvements to provide approximately one-tenth of a mile of paved ADA accessible trail and low water bridge connecting 8+ miles of the Fort Worth trail system with 15+ miles of the Watauga/Haltom City trail system.
Bomber Spur Trail Bomber Spur Trail is a 12-foot wide hard surface trail. It starts at Calmont Ave. and ends at the SH 183/ W Vickery Blvd. intersection. The trail is approximately 3.1 miles long and aligns along existing abandoned railroad easement.
Bunche Park Phase II Additional walks/trails connections, pedestrian bridge crossing, tree planting and security lighting will be added.
8th Avenue and Windsor Place Traffic Signal Improvements This project includes full signal modifications. This projects intends to create a cost-effective solution to improve efficiency while increasing the visibility, safety and traffic flow. This project is being funded by the 2018 Bond Program.
Alamo Heights and Riverside Alliance Water and Sewer Improvements This project encompasses two areas. The western part is in Alamo Heights, between Chisholm Trail Parkway and I-30. It is bound by Wirfield Street to the west, Alamo Avenue to the north, Bedford Street to the east and Lisbon Street to the south. The eastern part is in the Riverside Alliance area, between State Hwy. 121/Airport Freeway and the Trinity Railway Express line. It is bound by Blevins Str
Altamesa Boulevard & Crowley Road Intersection Improvements Enhancements to the existing intersection at Altamesa Boulevard and Crowley Road (FM731)will be implemented. These enhancements include adding additional left-turn lanes and other recommended improvements.
Avondale Haslet Road Improvements For approximately 2.4 miles, Avondale Haslet Road from Willow Creek Drive to the east Fort Worth city limit will be reconstructed from a 2-lane undivided road to a 4-lane divided roadway including curb and gutter, stormwater drainage and 10 foot shared use paths. This improvement will reduce congestion and improve mobility.
Basswood Boulevard and Kroger Drive at US377 Design and construction of safety and capacity improvements at the Basswood Boulevard crossing of the UPRR at the intersection of US 377 and at the Kroger Drive Crossing of the UPRR at the intersection of US 377.
Bellaire, Ranch View, South Hills & Westcliff Infrastructure Infrastructure improvements are slated for an area that is bound by Westcliff Road South to the north, Stadium Drive to the east, Bellaire Circle to the south, and South Hulen Street to the west.
Belle Place, Margaret, Owasso and Sutter Infrastructure Improvements Water and sanitary sewer main improvements, and street paving, will be done in a project area bound by Calmont Avenue to the south, Byers Avenue to the north, Margaret Street to the east and Belle Place to the west.
Benton Avenue, Near Southside Infrastructure Improvements Improvements include rehabilitation of existing asphalt pavement, new curb and gutter, driveways and replacement of water/sewer mains and services on the following streets: Benton Avenue - Hampshire to Old Handley House Street - Panola to Cul-de-sac Windowmere Street - Benton to Springfield
Beverly, Harvey and Alley Infrastructure Improvements Existing water and sewer mains will be replaced in an area bound by I-35W South Freeway to the west, Hwy. 287/Martin L. King Jr. Freeway to the east, East Allen Avenue to the north and Glen Garden Drive to the south.
Bomber Heights & Overton Park Street Improvements Improvements in this project include rehabilitation of existing asphalt pavement, new curb and gutter, driveways and replacement of water/sewer mains and services on select streets.
Bonds Ranch Road Improvements Phase 2 Road work on Bonds Ranch Road from US 287 to Shire Meadow Drive has been completed. Work continues on miscellaneous drainage improvements.
Cantrell Sansom Road Widen Cantrell Sansom Road between Mark IV Parkway and the future IH 35W southbound frontage road. The widening will consist of adding two westbound and two eastbound lanes.
Cooks Lane & Ederville Road Intersection Improvements Intersection improvements at Cooks Lane and Ederville Road
Cromwell Marine Creek Road A four-lane divided road from Bowman Roberts Road to South Chesterfield Drive with two-lane roundabouts at Bowman Roberts Road and Huffines Boulevard will be constructed.
Crowley Road & Altamesa Boulevard Intersection Improvements Intersection improvements including new left turn lanes, accessible ramps and crosswalks, and new traffic signals.
Crowley Road & Sycamore School Road Intersection Improvements Reconstruction of portions of the Crowley Road and Sycamore School Road intersection including additional left turn lanes and new signalization.
Cunningham Street Railroad Crossing Paving, signing and striping improvements to support quiet zone implementation at the Cunningham Street BNSF railroad crossing.
Downtown Street Resurfacing Program The Downtown Rehabilitation program will repair damaged sidewalks, driveway aprons and curb and gutter, plus install ADA compliant curb ramps on select streets. It also includes new asphalt roadways and pavement markings.
East Fourth/East First Streets Striping and Trail Improvements This project includes the installation of an on street bicycle lane, off street shared use path and sidewalk connections on East 4th Street/East 1st Street from I25W to Oakland Boulevard. The project will also include a new separated bicycle lane and cycle/pedestrian signalization on the intersection.
East Northside Drive & Cold Springs Road Intersection Improvements The the intersection of East Northside Drive and Cold Springs Road is being constructed as a 2-lane roundabout.
East Rosedale Street Lights Installation of new street lights at the back of curb on East Rosedale Street from I-35 to BUS-287. The existing street lights on the medians will be removed to increase safety and avoid knockdowns.
Eastside & Southside Infrastructure Improvements Water and sewer mains will be replaced and streets will be resurfaced in an area bound by I-35W to the west, Airport Freeway/Hwy. 121 to the north, Wilson Road to the east and Avenue J to the south.
Fossil Creek Concrete Restoration Concrete Restoration of Fossil Creek Boulevard from I-35 Service lane to North Riverside Drive and From North Riverside Drive to North Beach Street
Golden Triangle Boulevard This project will construct a roundabout at Golden Triangle and Harmon Road and construct a 4 lane divided arterial from I-35 to Harmon Road
Grand, Commerce, Prairie, 20th, 21st, 22nd & 25th Infrastructure Sanitary sewer mains and water mains will be replaced in an area bound by NW 25th Street to the north, North Grove Street to the east, NW 16th Street to the south and Grand Avenue to the west. Landmarks include the Stockyards Station, Saunders Park, M.G Ellis Primary School, Marine Park, Northside Park, J.P. Elder Middle School and Maddox Park.
Great Southwest Parkway Infrastructure Improvments Water and sewer lines will be replaced on several streets and the roadways will be rehabilitated.
Greater Northside Area Infrastructure Improvements Water and sanitary sewer main improvements are being made in the Greater Northside area. After the water and sewer improvements are finished, the roadway will be repaved.
Haltom Road Railroad Crossing Improvements Safety improvements at the railroad intersection of the TRE and Haltom Road.
Hulen & Granbury Intersection Improvements Intersection improvements at Hulen Street and Granbury Road include the construction of a right-turn lane to southbound Granbury Road and northbound Hulen Street as well as extending the existing left-turn lanes on Granbury Road in order to provide increased capacity at the intersection.
Keller Hicks Road A 3-lane undivided concrete pavement section including a 2-way left turn lane will be constructed from Lauren Way to Katy Road.
Kroger Drive Design and construction of capacity improvements in Kroger Drive between Ray White Road and Park Vista Circle.
Las Vegas Trail at Normandale This project will replace the current stop and yield intersection with a hybrid roundabout consisting of dual and single lanes. The project will also include pedestrian improvements, xeriscape, and public art.
Long Avenue Bridge Rehabilitation This project will replace the E. Long Avenue bridge deck over the railroad and rehabilitate the roadway approach.
Marine Creek Parkway and NW Loop 820 The project's scope includes the improvements at the IH-820 and Marine Creek Parkway intersection to improve the intersection capacity and enhance operational flexibility. The project has two (2) Phases.
McCart Avenue / McPherson Boulevard McCart Avenue from Risinger Road to McPherson Boulevard will be constructed as a four-lane, divided arterial, and McCart Avenue from McPherson Boulevard to Twin Leaf Drive will be constructed as a two-lane, undivided roadway.
Meadowbrook Area Streets Improvements include rehabilitation of existing asphalt pavement, new curb and gutter, driveways and replacement of water/sewer mains and services.
Miller Avenue Sidewalks This project includes pedestrian sidewalk and driveways improvements along with the construction of ADA ramps on Miller Avenue from Mansfield Highway to Chickasaw Avenue.
N. Beach Street and Basswood Blvd Intersection Improvements The scope of the project includes full signal modifications, and adding dual left turn lanes on all legs of the intersection. This projects intends to create a cost-effective solution to improve efficiency while increasing the visibility, safety and traffic flow.
Near Southside Infrastructure Improvements This four year program addresses needed street improvements by facilitating redevelopment and revitalization in identified areas of the Near Southside District.
North Crowley Road & North Crowley Cleburne Road Intersection Intersection improvements will be made to the existing intersection at North Crowley Road and North Crowley Cleburne Road.
North Main Street Railroad Crossing Improvements Design and construct paving improvements at the intersection of the FWWR and North Main Street to improve safety at the railroad crossing.
North Riverside Drive - Golden Triangle to Keller Hicks North Riverside Drive will be expanded from two to four lanes from Golden Triangle Boulevard to Keller Hicks Road. Drainage, sidewalks and street lights will also be improved.
North Riverside Drive - North Tarrant to Old Denton North Riverside Drive from North Tarrant Parkway to Old Denton Road will be constructed as a four-lane, divided arterial street with roundabouts at Thompson Road and Summerfields Boulevard.
Park Vista Boulevard & Keller Haslet Road Intersection Improvements Improvements to the Park Vista Boulevard and Keller Haslet Road intersection will be made to improve traffic flow. This project includes installation of a traffic signal and left turn lanes along Keller Haslet Road.
Parker-Henderson Road The existing two-lane roadway from Mansfield Highway to Lifestyle Circle will be pulverized and a new overlay applied. The roadway from Lifestyle Circle to David Strickland Road will be reconstructed.
Railroad Quiet Zone Improvements This project will design and construct paving improvements to support quiet zone implementations at five crossings of the Union Pacific Railroad including Bewick Street, Dickson Street, Bolt Street and Kellis Street.
Risinger Road from FM731 (Crowley Road) to I-35W Improvements are planned at Risinger Road and IH 35W to include new traffic signals and a new turn lane for eastbound Risinger to northbound IH 35W. Preliminary design was completed for Risinger Road from FM 731 (Crowley Road) to IH 35W; completion of the final design and construction are not planned at this time.
Riverside Alliance & Diamond Hill-Jarvis Infrastructure Improvements Water and sewer lines in the Riverside and Diamond Hill Jarvis area will be rehabilitated. This project is bound by NE 36th Street to the north, Oscar Avenue to the west, North Sylvania Avenue to the east, and Akers Avenue to the south.
Riverside Area Street Reconstruction Improvements include rehabilitation of existing asphalt pavement, new curb and gutter, driveways and replacement of water/sewer mains and services on the select streets
Riverside Drive & North Beach Street Railroad Crossing Improvements Quiet zone improvements at the TRE intersections of Riverside Drive and North Beach Street.
Riverside, Fairmount and West 7th Area Sewer and Water Improvements Sanitary sewer mains and water mains will be replaced in streets and easements – north and south of I-30 - in the Riverside, Fairmount and West 7th areas.
Rosemont, Shaw Clarke & Worth Heights Area Lead & Infrastructure Water and sewer lines will be rehabilitated on various streets that are south of West Devitt Street, west of the Union Pacific Railroad right-of-way, north of West Anthony Street and east of Wayside Avenue. In conjunction with replacement of the water and sewer mains, all connecting lead services will be removed and replaced.
Safe Routes to School - C.C. Moss & M.L. Phillips Design and construction of new and reconstruction of existing sidewalks, curb ramps, driveways, signs, and associated items like concrete curb and gutter and small retaining walls within an approximate quarter mile radius of both of the C. C. Moss and M. L. Phillips Elementary School campuses.
Safe Routes to School - North Design and construction of new and reconstruction of existing sidewalks, curb ramps, driveways, signs, and associated items like concrete curb and gutter and small retaining walls within an approximate quarter mile radius of all three of the Diamond Hill, W. J. Turner and Bonnie Brae Elementary School campuses.
Safe Routes to School - South Design and construction of new and reconstruction of existing sidewalks, curb ramps, driveways, signs, and associated items like concrete curb and gutter and small retaining walls within an approximate quarter mile radius of both of the Daggett and D. McRae Elementary School campuses.
Southside Infrastructure Improvements Part 1 Water and/or sanitary sewer main improvements are scheduled for the south side area of Fort Worth. The project is bound by Irwin Street to the north, Willing Avenue to the east, West Butler Street to the south and Tremont Avenue to the west.
Southside Infrastructure Improvements Part 2 Water and sanitary sewer main improvements are scheduled for the southside area of Fort Worth. The project is bound by West Biddison to the north, Hemphill Street to the east, West Felix Street to the south, and Livingston Avenue to the west.
Tarrant County Transportation Bond Program Fort Worth has proposed several dozen projects to be considered as part of a $400 million transportation bond program being developed by the Tarrant County Commissioners Court. The bond program will go before voters countywide in November.
Traffic Signal Improvements Design and construction of traffic signal and pedestrian facility improvements at three intersections.
Trinity Boulevard Phase 1- from Loop 820 to Salado Trail. This section of roadway will be reconstructed as a four-lane, divided concrete arterial. This developer-led project includes a landscaped median, multi-use trails on each side of the roadway, drainage system improvements, and new water and sewer lines.
University Drive This project proposes the addition of a median to improve safety, and will improve pedestrian bicycle and transit facilities.
W. Vickery at Riverbend Pedestrian and Traffic Signal Improvements This project will provide pedestrian and bike access to the bike lanes on Southwest Boulevard through the intersection of West Vickery at Riverbend.
West 7th Street Improvements The project scope includes the construction of landscaped medians and bike lanes from University Drive to Trinity River Bridge, including pedestrian, landscape, illumination and traffic signal improvements.
West Felix Street Bridge Rehabilitation The West Felix Street bridge deck over the railroad will be replaced and the roadway approach rehabilitated.
West Long Avenue & Angle Avenue Intersection Improvements Intersection improvements that include lane modifications, updated traffic signals and pedestrian facilities will be made for improved vehicle and pedestrian safety.
West Risinger Road Risinger Road from Crowley Road (FM 731) to McCart Avenue will become a new four-lane arterial.
Westport Parkway Construct divided roadway between Altavista and Beach Street including new shared path walks.
Westside Alliance & Arlington Heights Infrastructure Part 2 Water and sanitary sewer main improvements will done in a project area bound by I-30 to the south, West 7th Street to the north, Penticost Street to the west and Montgomery Street to the east.
Winton Terrace Infrastructure Improvements Water and sewer lines will be rehabilitated in the Park Hill Area, west of Forest Park and the Fort Worth Zoo and east of South University Drive.
WJ Boaz & Bowman Roberts Road Intersection Improvements The intersection of WJ Boaz Road and Bowman Roberts Road will be reconstructed as a single-lane roundabout.
23rd Street Sewer Main Replacement A sanitary sewer main is being replaced on 23rd Street, south of the Fort Worth Stockyards.
28th, Prospect, Angle, Loraine, Gould, Pearl & Alley Sewer and Water Sewer and water mains are being replaced in north Fort Worth. This project is bound by NW 35th Street to the north, North Commerce Street to the east, NE 28th Street to the south and Pearl Avenue to the west.
Avenue J & Avenue K Infrastructure Improvements Fort Worth Water is replacing water mains in an area east of Collard Street, between Avenue J and Avenue K.
Bellaire, Ranch View, South Hills & Westcliff Infrastructure Infrastructure improvements are slated for an area that is bound by Westcliff Road South to the north, Stadium Drive to the east, Bellaire Circle to the south, and South Hulen Street to the west.
Belle Place, Margaret, Owasso and Sutter Infrastructure Improvements Water and sanitary sewer main improvements, and street paving, will be done in a project area bound by Calmont Avenue to the south, Byers Avenue to the north, Margaret Street to the east and Belle Place to the west.
Big Fossil Creek Parallel Relief Sewer Main M-402, Phase 2 This is the final phase of a three-phase plan of a single sanitary sewer pipeline.
Big Fossil Parallel Wastewater Line An existing water main will be removed and wastewater will be diverted.
Blue Mound Road Water Main Relocation Project Fort Worth Water will relocate four water main crossings between Heritage Trace Parkway and East Bailey Boswell Road to accommodate the reconstruction and widening of Blue Mound Road from U.S. 81/Hwy. 187 south to Watauga Smithfield Road.
Bluebonnet Circle Sewer Improvement Project An existing 8-inch sewer main is being abandoned just east of Bluebonnet Circle. An 8-inch sewer main will be installed inside Bluebonnet Circle as well as on South University Drive and West Biddison Street - on the east side of Bluebonnet Circle.
Bluebonnet Hills, Westcliff, Colonial Hills and Como Infrastructure The Bluebonnet Hills, Westcliff, Colonial Hills and Como Infrastructure Improvement project includes three areas in three council districts. The project sites are south of I-30/West Freeway, east of Camp Bowie Boulevard, northwest of Granbury Road and west of East Loop 820 South.
Bomber Heights, Como, Morningside and Avenue J & K Infrastructure Water mains and sewer mains will be replaced in an area that spans from Interstate 30 to the north, Bryant Irvin Road to the west, Marion Avenue to the south and Little Street to the east.
Central Meadowbrook & Handley Alley Wastewater Improvements Infrastructure improvements will take place in an area bound by Meadowbrook Drive to the north, East Lancaster Avenue to the south, Cravens Road to the east and Queen Street to the west. The improvements are located south of Meadowbrook Golf Course
Central Meadowbrook & Handley Area Wastewater Improvements Wastewater improvements will be done in streets, easements and alleys in the Central Meadowbrook and Handley Area of Fort Worth
Churchill Road Water & Sewer Improvements Water and sewer line improvements will be made on Churchill Road in Fort Worth and River Oaks. A new water line will be installed on Churchill Road from White Settlement Road to River Oaks Boulevard/State Hwy. 183.
Clear Fork Lift Station and Force Main This project has two parts - a lift station and force main. The two will help eliminate sanitary sewer overflows and handle both normal and peak flow conditions.
Colonial Area Wastewater & Water Improvements A wastewater main will be relocated and existing water lines will be replaced.
Desert Ridge & Kilpatrick Avenue Infrastructure Improvements Water mains will be replaced in an area that stretches from Desert Ridge to the west, Camp Bowie Boulevard to the north, Southwest Boulevard to the south and Halloran Street to the east.
Downtown Infrastructure Improvements Sewer mains, and some water mains, on more than a dozen streets and alleys in the central business district will be upgraded. The project area is bound by Fahey Street to the west, 1st Street to the north, Grove Street and Jones Street to the east and Lancaster Avenue to the south.
Eagle Mountain Sewer Diversion Line A new 24-inch force main and 36-inch gravity sewer will be installed from the newly expanded Dozier Creek Lift Station on Eagle Mountain Lake to the Big Fossil Creek Collector.
Eagle Mountain Water Treatment Plant Weatherproof Enclosures Project Senate Bill 3 requires that the City of Fort Worth submit an emergency preparedness plan to the state of Texas by March 1, 2022.
East Fort Worth & Riverside Area Infrastructure Improvements Existing sewer and water mains will be replaced in an area bound by Bird Street to the north, Calmar Road to the east, Laurie Drive to the south and North Riverside Drive to the west. This is east of I-35W, just north of East Belknap and south of I-30.
East Fort Worth Water and Sewer Improvements Water and sewer mains will be replaced in an area that is east of I-35W, south of I-30, north of US 287, and west of Loop 820 South.
East Fort Worth, Wedgwood, Stonegate and Overton Park Water and Sewer Sanitary sewer mains and water mains will be replaced in streets, alleys and easements in an area that is south of State Hwy. 121, north of Sycamore School Road, east of Granbury Road and west of Green Oaks Boulevard.
Eastside & Southside Infrastructure Improvements Water and sewer mains will be replaced and streets will be resurfaced in an area bound by I-35W to the west, Airport Freeway/Hwy. 121 to the north, Wilson Road to the east and Avenue J to the south.
Everman Parkway Water Transmission Main A 16-inch water transmission main is being constructed, from east to west, to extend the existing 16-inch water main on Everman Parkway. This will provide for increased water delivery in the distribution system.
Five Districts Water and Sewer Improvements Water and sewer mains will be replaced in an area bound by Meacham Airport to the west, Terminal Road to the north, Mims Street to the east and East Devitt Street to the south. This spans five city council districts.
Fort Worth & Crowley Sanitary Sewer Main Improvement The cities of Fort Worth and Crowley are installing five sanitary sewer mains, to serve both cities, in order to convey anticipated flows from proposed development within the Upper Village Creek and Clear Fork Drainage Basins.
Fort Worth Downtown Neighborhood Water & Sewer Improvements Existing water and sewer mains will be replaced in an area south of East Northside Drive, west of Cold Springs Road and Union Pacific Railroad, north of East Belknap Street and east of the West Fork Trinity River.
Gateway Park Sewer Improvements This project will rehabilitate and replace a severely deteriorated sanitary sewer on Disposal Road.
Great Southwest Parkway Infrastructure Improvments Water and sewer lines will be replaced on several streets and the roadways will be rehabilitated.
Greater Northside Area Infrastructure Improvements Water and sanitary sewer main improvements are being made in the Greater Northside area. After the water and sewer improvements are finished, the roadway will be repaved.
Hallmark-Camelot Highland Terrace Area Sewer Rehabilitation This sewer rehabilitation capital improvement project is bound by I-3W to the east, Berkshire Lane to the south, Wellview Street to the west and Southcrest Drive to the north.
Historic Southside Sewer Rehabilitation Existing sewer lines will be replaced in an area bound by US 287 to the east, I-35W to the west, Irma Street to the south and East Broadway Avenue to the north.
Horne - Camp Bowie to West Vickery - Infrastructure Improvements Sanitary sewer mains and water mains will be replaced in an area bound by Camp Bowie Boulevard to the north, Bourine Street to the east, West Vickery Boulevard to the south and Halloran Street to the west.
Hudson Oaks & Willow Park Water Transmission Main Extension The cities of Hudson Oaks and Willow Park plan to jointly fund a water transmission main extension from Fort Worth to Willow Park.
Lake Arlington Force Main Part 1 Improvements The Lake Arlington force main is part of a project that will increase the sanitary sewer capacity to handle projected growth. That growth includes the new Tarleton campus as well as the wholesale cities of Burleson and Crowle
Lake Arlington Force Main Part 2 The Lake Arlington force main is part of a project that will increase the sanitary sewer capacity to handle projected growth. That growth includes the new Tarleton campus as well as the wholesale cities of Burleson and Crowley.
Lake Arlington Lift Station A lift station is used to pump wastewater or sewage from a lower level or elevation to a higher level.
Lake Arlington Lift Station Gravity Main Portions of the existing wastewater collection system serving the Village Creek Wastewater Basin are at capacity. Increased capacity is necessary to handle projected growth within the basin, which also includes the wholesale customer cities of Burleson and Crowley. The Lake Arlington Lift Station Gravity Main has two parts, the downstream gravity main and the upstream gravity main.
Lake Worth Water & Sewer Improvements Part 2 Deteriorated water and/or sewer mains will be replaced in the Lake Worth area.
Lakeside Area Water and Sewer Improvements New water and/or sewer mains will be installed in the Jacksboro Highway area. The project is bound by Roadrunner Road to the west and north, Surfside Drive to the east and Ella Young Drive to the south. The project borders the city of Lakeside.
Marine Creek Drainage Basin Phase 2 Part 2 Improvements This Marine Creek Drainage Basin Phase 2/Part 2 Improvement project includes building a parallel sanitary sewer main that will replace a severely deteriorated sanitary sewer main located immediately downstream of the project main. The construction is bound by Ten Mile Bridge Road to the north and east, Marine Creek Lake and Park to the south, and stops short of Huffines Boulevard to the west.
Marion Avenue Infrastructure Improvements Water and sewer mains will be replaced in a one-block area east of I-35W between Marion Avenue and East Mulkey Street.
Meadow Lakes/Jenkins Heights Abandonment This project includes design of the force main from Meadow Lakes to east of Boat Club Road; gravity sewer from the Jenkins Heights lift station to the Meadow Lakes lift station; and decommissioning of the Jenkins Heights lift station.
Mistys Run Sewer Extension A sanitary sewer main will be extended on Mistys Run, from Keller-Hicks Road to Old Denton Road.
Monticello, Linwood and Westside Area Water and Sewer Improvements Existing water and sewer mains will be replaced in an area bound by White Settlement Road to the north, University Drive to the east, West 5th Street to the south and Virginia Place to the west. The streets and easements are located in Council District 7 and Council District 9.
Mt Vernon, Crestview, Sanderson & Newark Lead Replacement City-owned lead service lines will be replaced and infrastructure will be improved on four streets in an area that is east of I-35W and north of East Lancaster Avenue/Hwy. 180.
New York, Main, Morningside, Capps, Page and Alley Infrastructure Existing water and sanitary sewer mains will be replaced in an area bound by East Arlington Avenue to the north, New York Avenue to the east, West Cantey Street to the south and College Avenue to the west.
North Bailey, Crestwood, Lindenwood and Oaklawn Area Water and Sewer Existing water mains and sanitary sewer mains will be replaced in an area bound by Oaklawn Drive to the north, Rockwood Park Drive to the west, White Settlement Road to the south and North Bailey Avenue to the east.
North Fort Worth Water Supply Main Phase 2 This project is the continuation of the installation of a new water supply main to serve the increased demands from the City of Keller, City of Southlake, Trophy Club and north Fort Worth.
North Saginaw Boulevard 24-inch Water Transmission Main The North Saginaw Boulevard 24-inch water transmission main, Phase 1B will extend from the Business US 287/Heritage Trace Parkway intersection to a location near the Business US 287/Bonds Ranch Road intersection.
North Side & Diamond Hill-Jarvis Water & Sewer Improvements Water and sewer mains will be replaced in the North Side and Diamond Hill-Jarvis neighborhoods. The project is bound by NE 31st Street to the north, Schadt Street to the east, NW 25th Street to the south and Roosevelt Avenue to the west.
North Tarrant Express Water and Wastewater Relocations, Segment 3A The Texas Department of Transportation entered into an agreement with North Tarrant Express Mobility Partners (NTEMP) to identify and construct highway improvements in the northeastern part of Tarrant County, including portions of Interstate 35W, Interstate 20, and State Hwy. 183 corridors within the city of Fort Worth.
Northpointe 24-inch Water Transmission Main A 24-inch in diameter water transmission main will be installed in north Fort Worth.
Northside & River District Lead Replacement & Infrastructure Water and sewer mains will be rehabilitated and all City-owned lead services will be replaced. The project area is bound by Azle Avenue at Robinson Street (Fire Station #15) to the north, Columbus Avenue to the east, Scott Road to the south and Athenia Drive to the west.
Northside Neighborhood Water & Sewer Improvements Sanitary sewer mains in northwest Fort Worth will be rehabilitated. The capital improvement project is bound by NW 29th Street and Lincoln Park to the north, North Houston Street and Rodeo Park to the east, NW 25th Street to the south, and Roosevelt Avenue to the west.
Park Hill Drive & 8th Avenue Infrastructure Improvements Water and/or sewer mains will be replaced in the Park Hill Drive and 8th Avenue area. This area is bound by West Jessamine Street to the north, West Cantey Street to the south, Shirley Avenue to the west, and 8th Avenue to the east.
Ridglea Country Club Drive Water Improvements The existing 16-inch water main located under Ridglea Country Club Drive, from Tamarack Road to Coral Circle, will be replaced.
Ridglea Country Club Drive Water Improvements A 16-inch water main located under Ridglea Country Club drive will be replaced.
Riverside Alliance & Diamond Hill-Jarvis Infrastructure Improvements Water and sewer lines in the Riverside and Diamond Hill Jarvis area will be rehabilitated. This project is bound by NE 36th Street to the north, Oscar Avenue to the west, North Sylvania Avenue to the east, and Akers Avenue to the south.
Riverside and United Riverside Area Water and Sewer Improvements Water and sewer lines will be replaced east of I-35, between Hwy. 121 and I-30. The project area is bound by Rouse Street to the north, East 4th Street to the east, Gipson Street to the south and South Sylvania to the west.
Riverside Area Sewer Improvements Sanitary sewer mains and water mains will be replaced in an area bound by Clary Avenue to the north, Airport Freeway to the south, North Sylvania Avenue to the west, and North Riverside Drive to the east.
Rockwood Area Water and Sewer Improvements Existing water and sanitary sewer mains will be replaced in an area bound by Rockwood Park Drive to the north, North Bailey Avenue to the east, Crestwood Terrace to the south and Rockwood Park Drive to the west.
Rolling Hills Water Treatment Plant Flow Meter Replacement This project provides for the preparation of plans and specifications necessary to bid and construct four water meter vaults, along with necessary water piping modifications, located at the Rolling Hills Water Treatment Plant.
Rosemont Area Sewer Improvements Part 1 Sewer lines will be rehabilitated in streets and alleys in the Rosemont, Worth Heights and Shaw Clarke areas.
Rosemont Area Sewer Improvements Part 2 Deteriorated sanitary sewer mains will be replaced in alleyways in the Rosemont Area and Worth Heights Neighborhood Association area. Affected
Rosemont, Shaw Clarke & Worth Heights Area Lead & Infrastructure Water and sewer lines will be rehabilitated on various streets that are south of West Devitt Street, west of the Union Pacific Railroad right-of-way, north of West Anthony Street and east of Wayside Avenue. In conjunction with replacement of the water and sewer mains, all connecting lead services will be removed and replaced.
Sheraton Drive Water and Sewer Improvements Fort Worth Water is partnering with the city’s Neighborhood Services Department on a Community Development Block Grant project. This project includes extending a water main and sewer main from the Ramey Avenue/Sheraton Drive intersection south, to just north of Sunshine Drive. There are currently no water or sewer lines on Sheraton Drive.
Shoreview, Heron, Hatch & Hodgkins Area Water and Sewer Improvements Water and sanitary sewer mains will be extended to the Shoreview area - between Lake Worth and the White Settlement city limit line - and to the Hatch Road area - adjacent to Lake Worth and Fort Worth’s extraterritorial jurisdiction.
South and West Area Water and Sewer Improvements Existing water and sewer mains will be replaced in an area bound by East Leuda Street to the north, Tennessee Avenue to the east, Ripy Street to the south and Odessa Avenue to the west. This project is in Council District 8 and Council District 9.
South Westside V Elevated Storage Tank and Water Transmission Main The South Westside V elevated storage tank will be built, in conjunction with a water transmission main, to service growth in west Fort Worth and its extraterritorial jurisdiction.
Southside Infrastructure Improvements Part 1 Water and/or sanitary sewer main improvements are scheduled for the south side area of Fort Worth. The project is bound by Irwin Street to the north, Willing Avenue to the east, West Butler Street to the south and Tremont Avenue to the west.
Southside Infrastructure Improvements Part 2 Water and sanitary sewer main improvements are scheduled for the southside area of Fort Worth. The project is bound by West Biddison to the north, Hemphill Street to the east, West Felix Street to the south, and Livingston Avenue to the west.
Southside IV Pump Station and Hydropneumatic Tank Due to proposed development in the Southside IV service area, it is necessary to install a pump station and hydropneumatic tank to provide increased capacity and delivery reliability to future customers.
State Hwy. 170 Water Main Crossing Relocations Part 2 The Texas Department of Transportation is proposes to build four main lanes and associated improvements along State Hwy. 170/Alliance Gateway Freeway from just east of I-35W in Fort Worth to Trophy Club Drive in Trophy Club. This part of the project calls for the relocation of four existing Fort Worth water main crossings along State Hwy. 170 that are in direct conflict with the project.
State Hwy. 170 Water Main Crossing Relocations Part 3 Water and sewer mains will be extended to the area of Shoreview Drive and Hatch Road.
Sycamore Creek Central Wastewater Improvements This is Phase 2 of the Sycamore Creek Wastewater Improvement Project. The sewer main currently serving the Sycamore Creek basin area does not have the capacity to serve existing customers in the basin and the proposed developments that are located further south.
Sycamore Creek Phase 4A & 4B Wastewater Improvements This is the fourth phase of the Sycamore Creek Sewer Relief Improvement project. Phase 4 focuses on design of the southernmost end of the 66-inch parallel relief Sycamore Creek Sanitary Sewer Relief main. These interceptors will parallel the existing sewer main.
Sycamore Creek Sewer Rehabilitation The existing sanitary sewer lines - from I-30 south to the I-35/I-20 interchange, which includes the Sycamore Creek Wastewater Improvement project – will be rehabilitated. The existing lines parallel the new lines that are being constructed. This is Phase 4.
TCU Area Lead Replacement and Infrastructure Improvements Water and sewer lines will be rehabilitated on streets and in alleys in the TCU and Bluebonnet Circle area. City-owned lead service lines will be removed. Water and sewer will also be replaced on Chedlea Avenue.
Trinity Boulevard 36-inch Water Main Relocation, Phase 1 and Phase 2 This project is the construction of the Trinity Boulevard 36-inch water main relocation, Phase 1 and Phase 2,
Upper & Middle Village Creek Parallel Relief Sanitary Sewer Main North Approximately 2.7 miles of wastewater mains are being installed and will run parallel to an existing main to serve southeast Fort Worth and the wholesale customer cities of Burleson and Crowley. This is Part 2A of the Upper and Middle Village Creek Parallel Relief Main Part 2 project.
Upper & Middle Village Creek Parallel Relief Sanitary Sewer Main South Approximately 2.27 miles of sanitary sewer pipe - ranging in diameter from 42 inches to 48 inches - will be installed parallel to an existing sewer main and follow the alignment of Village Creek. The majority of the proposed line is located in Fort Worth’s extraterritorial jurisdiction.
Upper and Middle Village Creek Parallel Relief Sewer Main South Approximately 2.27 miles of sanitary sewer pipe - ranging in diameter from 42 inches to 48 inches - will be installed parallel to an existing sewer main and follow the alignment of Village Creek.
Upper Big Fossil Creek Wastewater Improvements A sewer main that runs through The Golf Club Fossil Creek will be rehabilitated and a new sewer main will be constructed to run parallel to the existing main.
Upper Clear Fork Wastewater Improvements The large diameter wastewater mains located within Trinity Park, along University Drive to I-30 and within the Union Pacific railroad, will be rehabilitated.
Uptown and Downtown Sewer Improvements Sewer lines will be replaced in an area bound by 14th Street to the north, Cold Springs Road to the south, Samuels Avenue to the west and Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad to the east.
Village Creek Facility - Chemical Storage Improvements Safety improvements are being made for storing chemicals at the Village Creek Water Reclamation Facility.
Village Creek Facility - Thickener Process Improvements Existing dissolved air floatation sludge thickeners will be replaced, and modification or rehabilitation of the existing sludge thickener clarifiers will be made.
Village Creek Facility Biosolids Management and Beneficial Reuse Fort Worth is changing the current method of repurposing biosolids at the Village Creek Water Reclamation Facility.
Village Creek Lift Station and Grit Removal This project is to construct a 145 MGD (million gallons per day) pump station and force main to direct the Village Creek Basin (south) flow to the existing Headworks Facility to combine with the West Basin (west) flow ahead of the grit removal facility at the Village Creek Water Reclamation Facility.
Village Creek Parallel Relief Wastewater Line Part 2 A new sewer main is being installed in order to meet the future demands and growth in southeast Fort Worth as well as the wholesale customer cities of Burleson and Crowley.
Village Creek Water Reclamation Facility Odor Control Improvements This project will improve odor control in the collection system and at the Village Creek Water Reclamation Facility.
Walnut Creek Sewer Extension The Walnut Creek sewer extension will provide sanitary sewer service for future development.
Wat Buddharatanaram Community Water & Sewer Main Extensions Water and sewer will be extended to serve the Wat Buddharatanaram Community in north Fort Worth.
Watercress Low Pressure Sewer Improvements The area around Lake Worth was previously served by water wells and septic systems. Improvements include installation of a low pressure sewer system and individual grinder pumps.
Wedgwood Area Infrastructure Improvements Sanitary sewer mains and water mains will be replaced in the Wedgwood area.
West Fork Trinity River Sewer Relief Line A 60-inch relief sanitary sewer line will be constructed parallel to the existing 72-inch West Fork interceptor to address system capacity issues in the West Fork Basin.
West Long Avenue Infrastructure Improvements Water and sanitary sewer lines will be replaced in an area that is north of Menefee Avenue, east of NW 27th Street, south of Kearney Avenue and west of Angle Avenue.
Westcliff and Westcliff West Area Water and Sewer Improvements This project is bound by South Hills Avenue to the north, Carolyn Road to the east, Manderly Place to the south and east. This project is in Council District 3 and will impact the Westcliff and the Westcliff West neighborhood associations.
Westcliff, Foster Park, Overton Woods & Summerfields Area Improvements Existing water and sewer mains will be replaced in an area bound by Sunnybank Drive to the north (just north of Western Center Boulevard), Trail Lake Drive to the east, Overton Ridge Boulevard at SW Loop 820 to the south and Overton Ridge Boulevard to the west.
Westside Alliance & Arlington Heights Infrastructure Part 2 Water and sanitary sewer main improvements will done in a project area bound by I-30 to the south, West 7th Street to the north, Penticost Street to the west and Montgomery Street to the east.
Westside III 24-inch Water Transmission Main The 24-inch diameter Westside III 24-inch water transmission main will be constructed perpendicular to the proposed 36-inch diameter Westside III water transmission main that will extend from the Westside Water Treatment Plant on Old Weatherford Road to just south of I-20.
Westside III 42-inch Water Transmission Main A 42-inch diameter water transmission main will be constructed between the Westside Water Treatment Plant to the north to the water ground storage tank site just south of I-20.
Westside III Ground Storage Tank and Westside IV and V Pump Station Growth within west Fort Worth and its Extra Territorial Jurisdiction (ETJ) requires continuous improvements to the water distribution system in order to provide and maintain reliable water service to existing and proposed developments within the Westside III, IV, and V pressure planes.
Westside IV Elevated Storage Tank & 36-inch Water Transmission Main An elevated storage tank will be constructed to provide additional water storage capacity and a 36-inch water transmission main will be installed to pump/provide the needed water to the elevated storage tank.
Westside Pressure Plane & Water Improvements New water mains will be installed in streets and in easements on the west side of Fort Worth to alleviate low water pressure issues. In addition, part of one westside pressure plane (Westside 2) will be transferred to an adjacent westside pressure plane (Westside 3) that has a higher operating pressure. Construction is south of I-30, east of Loop 820 and west of Alta Mere Drive/Benbrook Highway.
Westside Water Treatment Plant Weatherproof Enclosures Project Senate Bill 3 requires that the City of Fort Worth submit an emergency preparedness plan to the state of Texas by March 1, 2022.
Winton Terrace Infrastructure Improvements Water and sewer lines will be rehabilitated in the Park Hill Area, west of Forest Park and the Fort Worth Zoo and east of South University Drive.
23rd Street Sewer Main Replacement A sanitary sewer main is being replaced on 23rd Street, south of the Fort Worth Stockyards.
28th, Prospect, Angle, Loraine, Gould, Pearl & Alley Sewer and Water Sewer and water mains are being replaced in north Fort Worth. This project is bound by NW 35th Street to the north, North Commerce Street to the east, NE 28th Street to the south and Pearl Avenue to the west.
Alamo Heights and Riverside Alliance Water and Sewer Improvements This project encompasses two areas. The western part is in Alamo Heights, between Chisholm Trail Parkway and I-30. It is bound by Wirfield Street to the west, Alamo Avenue to the north, Bedford Street to the east and Lisbon Street to the south. The eastern part is in the Riverside Alliance area, between State Hwy. 121/Airport Freeway and the Trinity Railway Express line. It is bound by Blevins Str
Avenue J & Avenue K Infrastructure Improvements Fort Worth Water is replacing water mains in an area east of Collard Street, between Avenue J and Avenue K.
Bellaire, Ranch View, South Hills & Westcliff Infrastructure Infrastructure improvements are slated for an area that is bound by Westcliff Road South to the north, Stadium Drive to the east, Bellaire Circle to the south, and South Hulen Street to the west.
Belle Place, Margaret, Owasso and Sutter Infrastructure Improvements Water and sanitary sewer main improvements, and street paving, will be done in a project area bound by Calmont Avenue to the south, Byers Avenue to the north, Margaret Street to the east and Belle Place to the west.
Big Fossil Creek Parallel Relief Sewer Main M-402, Phase 2 This is the final phase of a three-phase plan of a single sanitary sewer pipeline.
Big Fossil Parallel Wastewater Line An existing water main will be removed and wastewater will be diverted.
Blue Mound Road Water Main Relocation Project Fort Worth Water will relocate four water main crossings between Heritage Trace Parkway and East Bailey Boswell Road to accommodate the reconstruction and widening of Blue Mound Road from U.S. 81/Hwy. 187 south to Watauga Smithfield Road.
Bluebonnet Circle Sewer Improvement Project An existing 8-inch sewer main is being abandoned just east of Bluebonnet Circle. An 8-inch sewer main will be installed inside Bluebonnet Circle as well as on South University Drive and West Biddison Street - on the east side of Bluebonnet Circle.
Bluebonnet Hills, Westcliff, Colonial Hills and Como Infrastructure The Bluebonnet Hills, Westcliff, Colonial Hills and Como Infrastructure Improvement project includes three areas in three council districts. The project sites are south of I-30/West Freeway, east of Camp Bowie Boulevard, northwest of Granbury Road and west of East Loop 820 South.
Bomber Heights, Como, Morningside and Avenue J & K Infrastructure Water mains and sewer mains will be replaced in an area that spans from Interstate 30 to the north, Bryant Irvin Road to the west, Marion Avenue to the south and Little Street to the east.
Central Meadowbrook & Handley Alley Wastewater Improvements Infrastructure improvements will take place in an area bound by Meadowbrook Drive to the north, East Lancaster Avenue to the south, Cravens Road to the east and Queen Street to the west. The improvements are located south of Meadowbrook Golf Course
Central Meadowbrook & Handley Area Wastewater Improvements Wastewater improvements will be done in streets, easements and alleys in the Central Meadowbrook and Handley Area of Fort Worth
Churchill Road Water & Sewer Improvements Water and sewer line improvements will be made on Churchill Road in Fort Worth and River Oaks. A new water line will be installed on Churchill Road from White Settlement Road to River Oaks Boulevard/State Hwy. 183.
Clear Fork Lift Station and Force Main This project has two parts - a lift station and force main. The two will help eliminate sanitary sewer overflows and handle both normal and peak flow conditions.
Colonial Area Wastewater & Water Improvements A wastewater main will be relocated and existing water lines will be replaced.
Desert Ridge & Kilpatrick Avenue Infrastructure Improvements Water mains will be replaced in an area that stretches from Desert Ridge to the west, Camp Bowie Boulevard to the north, Southwest Boulevard to the south and Halloran Street to the east.
Downtown Infrastructure Improvements Sewer mains, and some water mains, on more than a dozen streets and alleys in the central business district will be upgraded. The project area is bound by Fahey Street to the west, 1st Street to the north, Grove Street and Jones Street to the east and Lancaster Avenue to the south.
Eagle Mountain Sewer Diversion Line A new 24-inch force main and 36-inch gravity sewer will be installed from the newly expanded Dozier Creek Lift Station on Eagle Mountain Lake to the Big Fossil Creek Collector.
Eagle Mountain Water Treatment Plant Weatherproof Enclosures Project Senate Bill 3 requires that the City of Fort Worth submit an emergency preparedness plan to the state of Texas by March 1, 2022.
East Fort Worth & Riverside Area Infrastructure Improvements Existing sewer and water mains will be replaced in an area bound by Bird Street to the north, Calmar Road to the east, Laurie Drive to the south and North Riverside Drive to the west. This is east of I-35W, just north of East Belknap and south of I-30.
East Fort Worth Water and Sewer Improvements Water and sewer mains will be replaced in an area that is east of I-35W, south of I-30, north of US 287, and west of Loop 820 South.
East Fort Worth, Wedgwood, Stonegate and Overton Park Water and Sewer Sanitary sewer mains and water mains will be replaced in streets, alleys and easements in an area that is south of State Hwy. 121, north of Sycamore School Road, east of Granbury Road and west of Green Oaks Boulevard.
Eastside & Southside Infrastructure Improvements Water and sewer mains will be replaced and streets will be resurfaced in an area bound by I-35W to the west, Airport Freeway/Hwy. 121 to the north, Wilson Road to the east and Avenue J to the south.
Everman Parkway Water Transmission Main A 16-inch water transmission main is being constructed, from east to west, to extend the existing 16-inch water main on Everman Parkway. This will provide for increased water delivery in the distribution system.
Five Districts Water and Sewer Improvements Water and sewer mains will be replaced in an area bound by Meacham Airport to the west, Terminal Road to the north, Mims Street to the east and East Devitt Street to the south. This spans five city council districts.
Fort Worth & Crowley Sanitary Sewer Main Improvement The cities of Fort Worth and Crowley are installing five sanitary sewer mains, to serve both cities, in order to convey anticipated flows from proposed development within the Upper Village Creek and Clear Fork Drainage Basins.
Fort Worth Downtown Neighborhood Water & Sewer Improvements Existing water and sewer mains will be replaced in an area south of East Northside Drive, west of Cold Springs Road and Union Pacific Railroad, north of East Belknap Street and east of the West Fork Trinity River.
Great Southwest Parkway Infrastructure Improvments Water and sewer lines will be replaced on several streets and the roadways will be rehabilitated.
Greater Northside Area Infrastructure Improvements Water and sanitary sewer main improvements are being made in the Greater Northside area. After the water and sewer improvements are finished, the roadway will be repaved.
Hallmark-Camelot Highland Terrace Area Sewer Rehabilitation This sewer rehabilitation capital improvement project is bound by I-3W to the east, Berkshire Lane to the south, Wellview Street to the west and Southcrest Drive to the north.
Historic Southside Sewer Rehabilitation Existing sewer lines will be replaced in an area bound by US 287 to the east, I-35W to the west, Irma Street to the south and East Broadway Avenue to the north.
Horne - Camp Bowie to West Vickery - Infrastructure Improvements Sanitary sewer mains and water mains will be replaced in an area bound by Camp Bowie Boulevard to the north, Bourine Street to the east, West Vickery Boulevard to the south and Halloran Street to the west.
Hudson Oaks & Willow Park Water Transmission Main Extension The cities of Hudson Oaks and Willow Park plan to jointly fund a water transmission main extension from Fort Worth to Willow Park.
Lake Arlington Force Main Part 1 Improvements The Lake Arlington force main is part of a project that will increase the sanitary sewer capacity to handle projected growth. That growth includes the new Tarleton campus as well as the wholesale cities of Burleson and Crowle
Lake Arlington Force Main Part 2 The Lake Arlington force main is part of a project that will increase the sanitary sewer capacity to handle projected growth. That growth includes the new Tarleton campus as well as the wholesale cities of Burleson and Crowley.
Lake Arlington Lift Station A lift station is used to pump wastewater or sewage from a lower level or elevation to a higher level.
Lake Arlington Lift Station Gravity Main Portions of the existing wastewater collection system serving the Village Creek Wastewater Basin are at capacity. Increased capacity is necessary to handle projected growth within the basin, which also includes the wholesale customer cities of Burleson and Crowley. The Lake Arlington Lift Station Gravity Main has two parts, the downstream gravity main and the upstream gravity main.
Lake Worth Water & Sewer Improvements Part 2 Deteriorated water and/or sewer mains will be replaced in the Lake Worth area.
Lakeside Area Water and Sewer Improvements New water and/or sewer mains will be installed in the Jacksboro Highway area. The project is bound by Roadrunner Road to the west and north, Surfside Drive to the east and Ella Young Drive to the south. The project borders the city of Lakeside.
Marine Creek Drainage Basin Phase 2 Part 2 Improvements This Marine Creek Drainage Basin Phase 2/Part 2 Improvement project includes building a parallel sanitary sewer main that will replace a severely deteriorated sanitary sewer main located immediately downstream of the project main. The construction is bound by Ten Mile Bridge Road to the north and east, Marine Creek Lake and Park to the south, and stops short of Huffines Boulevard to the west.
Marion Avenue Infrastructure Improvements Water and sewer mains will be replaced in a one-block area east of I-35W between Marion Avenue and East Mulkey Street.
Meadow Lakes/Jenkins Heights Abandonment This project includes design of the force main from Meadow Lakes to east of Boat Club Road; gravity sewer from the Jenkins Heights lift station to the Meadow Lakes lift station; and decommissioning of the Jenkins Heights lift station.
Mistys Run Sewer Extension A sanitary sewer main will be extended on Mistys Run, from Keller-Hicks Road to Old Denton Road.
Monticello, Linwood and Westside Area Water and Sewer Improvements Existing water and sewer mains will be replaced in an area bound by White Settlement Road to the north, University Drive to the east, West 5th Street to the south and Virginia Place to the west. The streets and easements are located in Council District 7 and Council District 9.
Mt Vernon, Crestview, Sanderson & Newark Lead Replacement City-owned lead service lines will be replaced and infrastructure will be improved on four streets in an area that is east of I-35W and north of East Lancaster Avenue/Hwy. 180.
New York, Main, Morningside, Capps, Page and Alley Infrastructure Existing water and sanitary sewer mains will be replaced in an area bound by East Arlington Avenue to the north, New York Avenue to the east, West Cantey Street to the south and College Avenue to the west.
North Bailey, Crestwood, Lindenwood and Oaklawn Area Water and Sewer Existing water mains and sanitary sewer mains will be replaced in an area bound by Oaklawn Drive to the north, Rockwood Park Drive to the west, White Settlement Road to the south and North Bailey Avenue to the east.
North Fort Worth Water Supply Main Phase 2 This project is the continuation of the installation of a new water supply main to serve the increased demands from the City of Keller, City of Southlake, Trophy Club and north Fort Worth.
North Saginaw Boulevard 24-inch Water Transmission Main The North Saginaw Boulevard 24-inch water transmission main, Phase 1B will extend from the Business US 287/Heritage Trace Parkway intersection to a location near the Business US 287/Bonds Ranch Road intersection.
North Side & Diamond Hill-Jarvis Water & Sewer Improvements Water and sewer mains will be replaced in the North Side and Diamond Hill-Jarvis neighborhoods. The project is bound by NE 31st Street to the north, Schadt Street to the east, NW 25th Street to the south and Roosevelt Avenue to the west.
North Tarrant Express Water and Wastewater Relocations, Segment 3A The Texas Department of Transportation entered into an agreement with North Tarrant Express Mobility Partners (NTEMP) to identify and construct highway improvements in the northeastern part of Tarrant County, including portions of Interstate 35W, Interstate 20, and State Hwy. 183 corridors within the city of Fort Worth.
Northpointe 24-inch Water Transmission Main A 24-inch in diameter water transmission main will be installed in north Fort Worth.
Northside Neighborhood Water & Sewer Improvements Sanitary sewer mains in northwest Fort Worth will be rehabilitated. The capital improvement project is bound by NW 29th Street and Lincoln Park to the north, North Houston Street and Rodeo Park to the east, NW 25th Street to the south, and Roosevelt Avenue to the west.
Oakridge Terrace Area Sewer Improvements Sewer lines will be replaced in an area bound by I-35W to the west, I-20 to the south, Rolling Hills Park to the east and Union Pacific Railroad to the north.
Park Hill Drive & 8th Avenue Infrastructure Improvements Water and/or sewer mains will be replaced in the Park Hill Drive and 8th Avenue area. This area is bound by West Jessamine Street to the north, West Cantey Street to the south, Shirley Avenue to the west, and 8th Avenue to the east.
Ridglea Country Club Drive Water Improvements The existing 16-inch water main located under Ridglea Country Club Drive, from Tamarack Road to Coral Circle, will be replaced.
Ridglea Country Club Drive Water Improvements A 16-inch water main located under Ridglea Country Club drive will be replaced.
Riverside Alliance & Diamond Hill-Jarvis Infrastructure Improvements Water and sewer lines in the Riverside and Diamond Hill Jarvis area will be rehabilitated. This project is bound by NE 36th Street to the north, Oscar Avenue to the west, North Sylvania Avenue to the east, and Akers Avenue to the south.
Riverside and United Riverside Area Water and Sewer Improvements Water and sewer lines will be replaced east of I-35, between Hwy. 121 and I-30. The project area is bound by Rouse Street to the north, East 4th Street to the east, Gipson Street to the south and South Sylvania to the west.
Riverside Area Sewer Improvements Sanitary sewer mains and water mains will be replaced in an area bound by Clary Avenue to the north, Airport Freeway to the south, North Sylvania Avenue to the west, and North Riverside Drive to the east.
Rockwood Area Water and Sewer Improvements Existing water and sanitary sewer mains will be replaced in an area bound by Rockwood Park Drive to the north, North Bailey Avenue to the east, Crestwood Terrace to the south and Rockwood Park Drive to the west.
Rolling Hills Water Treatment Plant Flow Meter Replacement This project provides for the preparation of plans and specifications necessary to bid and construct four water meter vaults, along with necessary water piping modifications, located at the Rolling Hills Water Treatment Plant.
Rosemont Area Sewer Improvements Part 1 Sewer lines will be rehabilitated in streets and alleys in the Rosemont, Worth Heights and Shaw Clarke areas.
Rosemont Area Sewer Improvements Part 2 Deteriorated sanitary sewer mains will be replaced in alleyways in the Rosemont Area and Worth Heights Neighborhood Association area. Affected
Rosemont, Shaw Clarke & Worth Heights Area Lead & Infrastructure Water and sewer lines will be rehabilitated on various streets that are south of West Devitt Street, west of the Union Pacific Railroad right-of-way, north of West Anthony Street and east of Wayside Avenue. In conjunction with replacement of the water and sewer mains, all connecting lead services will be removed and replaced.
Sheraton Drive Water and Sewer Improvements Fort Worth Water is partnering with the city’s Neighborhood Services Department on a Community Development Block Grant project. This project includes extending a water main and sewer main from the Ramey Avenue/Sheraton Drive intersection south, to just north of Sunshine Drive. There are currently no water or sewer lines on Sheraton Drive.
Shoreview, Heron, Hatch & Hodgkins Area Water and Sewer Improvements Water and sanitary sewer mains will be extended to the Shoreview area - between Lake Worth and the White Settlement city limit line - and to the Hatch Road area - adjacent to Lake Worth and Fort Worth’s extraterritorial jurisdiction.
South and West Area Water and Sewer Improvements Existing water and sewer mains will be replaced in an area bound by East Leuda Street to the north, Tennessee Avenue to the east, Ripy Street to the south and Odessa Avenue to the west. This project is in Council District 8 and Council District 9.
South Westside V Elevated Storage Tank and Water Transmission Main The South Westside V elevated storage tank will be built, in conjunction with a water transmission main, to service growth in west Fort Worth and its extraterritorial jurisdiction.
Southside Infrastructure Improvements Part 1 Water and/or sanitary sewer main improvements are scheduled for the south side area of Fort Worth. The project is bound by Irwin Street to the north, Willing Avenue to the east, West Butler Street to the south and Tremont Avenue to the west.
Southside Infrastructure Improvements Part 2 Water and sanitary sewer main improvements are scheduled for the southside area of Fort Worth. The project is bound by West Biddison to the north, Hemphill Street to the east, West Felix Street to the south, and Livingston Avenue to the west.
Southside IV Pump Station and Hydropneumatic Tank Due to proposed development in the Southside IV service area, it is necessary to install a pump station and hydropneumatic tank to provide increased capacity and delivery reliability to future customers.
State Hwy. 170 Water Main Crossing Relocations Part 2 The Texas Department of Transportation is proposes to build four main lanes and associated improvements along State Hwy. 170/Alliance Gateway Freeway from just east of I-35W in Fort Worth to Trophy Club Drive in Trophy Club. This part of the project calls for the relocation of four existing Fort Worth water main crossings along State Hwy. 170 that are in direct conflict with the project.
State Hwy. 170 Water Main Crossing Relocations Part 3 Water and sewer mains will be extended to the area of Shoreview Drive and Hatch Road.
Sycamore Creek Central Wastewater Improvements This is Phase 2 of the Sycamore Creek Wastewater Improvement Project. The sewer main currently serving the Sycamore Creek basin area does not have the capacity to serve existing customers in the basin and the proposed developments that are located further south.
Sycamore Creek Phase 4A & 4B Wastewater Improvements This is the fourth phase of the Sycamore Creek Sewer Relief Improvement project. Phase 4 focuses on design of the southernmost end of the 66-inch parallel relief Sycamore Creek Sanitary Sewer Relief main. These interceptors will parallel the existing sewer main.
Sycamore Creek Sewer Rehabilitation The existing sanitary sewer lines - from I-30 south to the I-35/I-20 interchange, which includes the Sycamore Creek Wastewater Improvement project – will be rehabilitated. The existing lines parallel the new lines that are being constructed. This is Phase 4.
Trinity Boulevard 36-inch Water Main Relocation, Phase 1 and Phase 2 This project is the construction of the Trinity Boulevard 36-inch water main relocation, Phase 1 and Phase 2,
Upper & Middle Village Creek Parallel Relief Sanitary Sewer Main North Approximately 2.7 miles of wastewater mains are being installed and will run parallel to an existing main to serve southeast Fort Worth and the wholesale customer cities of Burleson and Crowley. This is Part 2A of the Upper and Middle Village Creek Parallel Relief Main Part 2 project.
Upper & Middle Village Creek Parallel Relief Sanitary Sewer Main South Approximately 2.27 miles of sanitary sewer pipe - ranging in diameter from 42 inches to 48 inches - will be installed parallel to an existing sewer main and follow the alignment of Village Creek. The majority of the proposed line is located in Fort Worth’s extraterritorial jurisdiction.
Upper and Middle Village Creek Parallel Relief Sewer Main South Approximately 2.27 miles of sanitary sewer pipe - ranging in diameter from 42 inches to 48 inches - will be installed parallel to an existing sewer main and follow the alignment of Village Creek.
Upper Big Fossil Creek Wastewater Improvements A sewer main that runs through The Golf Club Fossil Creek will be rehabilitated and a new sewer main will be constructed to run parallel to the existing main.
Upper Clear Fork Wastewater Improvements The large diameter wastewater mains located within Trinity Park, along University Drive to I-30 and within the Union Pacific railroad, will be rehabilitated.
Uptown and Downtown Sewer Improvements Sewer lines will be replaced in an area bound by 14th Street to the north, Cold Springs Road to the south, Samuels Avenue to the west and Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad to the east.
Village Creek Facility - Chemical Storage Improvements Safety improvements are being made for storing chemicals at the Village Creek Water Reclamation Facility.
Village Creek Facility - Thickener Process Improvements Existing dissolved air floatation sludge thickeners will be replaced, and modification or rehabilitation of the existing sludge thickener clarifiers will be made.
Village Creek Facility Biosolids Management and Beneficial Reuse Fort Worth is changing the current method of repurposing biosolids at the Village Creek Water Reclamation Facility.
Village Creek Lift Station and Grit Removal This project is to construct a 145 MGD (million gallons per day) pump station and force main to direct the Village Creek Basin (south) flow to the existing Headworks Facility to combine with the West Basin (west) flow ahead of the grit removal facility at the Village Creek Water Reclamation Facility.
Village Creek Parallel Relief Wastewater Line Part 2 A new sewer main is being installed in order to meet the future demands and growth in southeast Fort Worth as well as the wholesale customer cities of Burleson and Crowley.
Village Creek Water Reclamation Facility Odor Control Improvements This project will improve odor control in the collection system and at the Village Creek Water Reclamation Facility.
Walnut Creek Sewer Extension The Walnut Creek sewer extension will provide sanitary sewer service for future development.
Wat Buddharatanaram Community Water & Sewer Main Extensions Water and sewer will be extended to serve the Wat Buddharatanaram Community in north Fort Worth.
Watercress Low Pressure Sewer Improvements The area around Lake Worth was previously served by water wells and septic systems. Improvements include installation of a low pressure sewer system and individual grinder pumps.
Wedgwood Area Infrastructure Improvements Sanitary sewer mains and water mains will be replaced in the Wedgwood area.
West Fork Trinity River Sewer Relief Line A 60-inch relief sanitary sewer line will be constructed parallel to the existing 72-inch West Fork interceptor to address system capacity issues in the West Fork Basin.
West Long Avenue Infrastructure Improvements Water and sanitary sewer lines will be replaced in an area that is north of Menefee Avenue, east of NW 27th Street, south of Kearney Avenue and west of Angle Avenue.
Westcliff and Westcliff West Area Water and Sewer Improvements This project is bound by South Hills Avenue to the north, Carolyn Road to the east, Manderly Place to the south and east. This project is in Council District 3 and will impact the Westcliff and the Westcliff West neighborhood associations.
Westcliff, Foster Park, Overton Woods & Summerfields Area Improvements Existing water and sewer mains will be replaced in an area bound by Sunnybank Drive to the north (just north of Western Center Boulevard), Trail Lake Drive to the east, Overton Ridge Boulevard at SW Loop 820 to the south and Overton Ridge Boulevard to the west.
Westside Alliance & Arlington Heights Infrastructure Part 2 Water and sanitary sewer main improvements will done in a project area bound by I-30 to the south, West 7th Street to the north, Penticost Street to the west and Montgomery Street to the east.
Westside III 24-inch Water Transmission Main The 24-inch diameter Westside III 24-inch water transmission main will be constructed perpendicular to the proposed 36-inch diameter Westside III water transmission main that will extend from the Westside Water Treatment Plant on Old Weatherford Road to just south of I-20.
Westside III 42-inch Water Transmission Main A 42-inch diameter water transmission main will be constructed between the Westside Water Treatment Plant to the north to the water ground storage tank site just south of I-20.
Westside III Ground Storage Tank and Westside IV and V Pump Station Growth within west Fort Worth and its Extra Territorial Jurisdiction (ETJ) requires continuous improvements to the water distribution system in order to provide and maintain reliable water service to existing and proposed developments within the Westside III, IV, and V pressure planes.
Westside IV Elevated Storage Tank & 36-inch Water Transmission Main An elevated storage tank will be constructed to provide additional water storage capacity and a 36-inch water transmission main will be installed to pump/provide the needed water to the elevated storage tank.
Westside Pressure Plane & Water Improvements New water mains will be installed in streets and in easements on the west side of Fort Worth to alleviate low water pressure issues. In addition, part of one westside pressure plane (Westside 2) will be transferred to an adjacent westside pressure plane (Westside 3) that has a higher operating pressure. Construction is south of I-30, east of Loop 820 and west of Alta Mere Drive/Benbrook Highway.
Westside Water Treatment Plant Plate Settler Expansion Project The Westside Water Treatment Plant Plate Settler Expansion Project will be the second expansion since 2012, when the plant was put into service.
Westside Water Treatment Plant Weatherproof Enclosures Project Senate Bill 3 requires that the City of Fort Worth submit an emergency preparedness plan to the state of Texas by March 1, 2022.
Winton Terrace Infrastructure Improvements Water and sewer lines will be rehabilitated in the Park Hill Area, west of Forest Park and the Fort Worth Zoo and east of South University Drive.