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Fort Worth Upzoning Near TEXRail Collides With Scrap Yards Across the Platform

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Fort Worth's push to build a walkable district around its TEXRail North Side Station would replace heavy industrial zoning with a mixed-use category that bars the very uses now operating across from the rail platform, turning a routine map amendment into a question about who buys out the scrap yards and who pays to clean the dirt underneath them.

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