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February 04, 2013

Fight over Fort Worth's historic Dillow House ends up in City Council's lap Tuesday

DillhouseNeighborhoods and historic preservationists are gearing up to appear before the Fort Worth City Council at its 7 p.m. Tuesday meeting, to oppose the removal of a historic designation on the 90-year-old Dillow House in Poly. The home is in the path of a development planned by Texas Wesleyan University. The city's zoning commission has voted in favor of removing the designation.

Here's the print story in the Jan. 10 Star-Telegram about the case.

Here's the item on Tuesday's council agenda.

- Scott Nishimura, Star-Telegram Fort Worth City Hall reporter

Posted at 03:10 PM in Fort Worth, Fort Worth City Council |

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