Welcome and introduction to Woodhaven Unites
Opening remarks from Erika Graham; why Woodhaven Unites was created; commitment to independent, transparent and source-based information; introductions.
Community Calendar
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Woodhaven Unites — Inaugural Community Meeting
September 1 • 6–7:30 PM
East Regional Library • 6301 Bridge St. • Fort Worth, TX 76112
FREE and open to everyone.
Sharing information—not supporting a particular agenda.
This meeting brings residents, public officials, developers and other stakeholders together to share relevant facts, records and perspectives. Woodhaven Unites is not asking anyone to endorse or oppose a proposal, person or organization.
Opinions may differ, and that is okay. The purpose is to keep lines of communication open so residents and decision-makers can ask questions, hear more than one perspective and reach their own informed conclusions.
Erika Graham will host. We will briefly review important information from the August 19 WNA members-only meeting, discuss development and neighborhood priorities and devote most of the evening to residents’ questions.
The agenda also includes a factual update on Crain v. Northern: what Crain’s August 28 motion asks the court to do, the contested status of that motion, the TREC complaint cited by Crain, Northern’s sanctions motion, the confirmed outcome of the August 31 emergency hearing and whether any court or agency action changes ownership, control, timing, financing or development approvals. Allegations and pending motions will be identified as such; they are not findings.
Attendance status
Invited participants and responses
Updated August 31, 2026. Status will be updated if additional responses are received.
Attending
- District 5 Councilmember Deborah Peoples
- Logan Hampton, Blue Ridge Cascade
Unable to attend
- Michael Crain
- City of Fort Worth Community Engagement
Invited; no reply received
- Will Northern
- Woodhaven Neighborhood Association leadership
Can’t attend September 1?
Meeting minutes and related documents will be uploaded to this page after the meeting so residents can review what was discussed and follow the record.
High priority: resident questions
Your questions will guide the September 1 meeting.
What do you want the invited participants to answer? Submit your question as soon as possible so relevant questions can be shared with the appropriate participants before the meeting.
Ask about the August 19 WNA meeting, Blue Ridge Cascade, the former golf course, TIF 13, the proposed community center, streets, sidewalks, traffic, parks, resident representation or any other issue affecting Woodhaven.
You do not have to agree with Woodhaven Unites or any invited participant. Questions may be combined when several residents raise the same issue. Questions we cannot reach during the meeting will be preserved for follow-up.
Contact information is optional, remains private and will be used only if clarification is needed. You may also ask questions in person.
September 1 meeting agenda
Residents ask. Participants respond.
The meeting is designed to share information, not support a particular agenda. Residents’ questions will guide a moderated but conversational discussion. Attendance responses are listed above, not in the agenda.
Brief review of the August 19 WNA meeting
Important information presented, matters clarified or disputed since the meeting, and outstanding questions or promised follow-up.
Development and resident engagement
Blue Ridge Cascade’s revised proposal, changes made since July, land uses, infrastructure, community benefits, what remains open and how resident input will be used.
TIF 13 and neighborhood priorities
The requested public investment, review and decision process, the proposed community center, infrastructure, traffic, parks and resident representation.
Legal and ownership update relevant to Woodhaven
Crain’s August 28 motion, its contested status, the TREC complaint cited by Crain, Northern’s sanctions motion, the August 31 emergency-hearing outcome and possible development implications.
Resident questions and discussion
Advance questions, participant responses, follow-up questions, questions from residents attending and identification of information still being developed.
Follow-up and next steps
Outstanding questions, responsible parties, expected update dates, published corrections or clarifications and continued resident participation.
Upcoming
Meetings, hearings and deadlines
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What belongs here
A calendar for civic participation and neighborhood life.
Public decisions
City Council, Zoning Commission, TIF board and other governmental meetings that may affect Woodhaven.
Community discussion
Town halls, Woodhaven Unites meetings, public presentations and opportunities to ask questions before taking a position.
Deadlines
Comment periods, surveys, registration dates and other cutoffs that determine whether community input reaches the record.
Neighborhood events
Open events hosted by local residents, nonprofits, schools, apartment communities and businesses.
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