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Rising costs, slowing tax revenue and a sluggish economy have saddled some of Texas鈥 biggest cities with multimillion-dollar deficits.
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The Fort Worth City Council will consider the agreement Aug. 25 before possible probate court approval.
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The 11-member Data Center & Infrastructure Commission is tasked with evaluating developments, with first report due at Nov. 3 work session.
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The council reopens original vote after Chris Nettles said he mistakenly voted in favor of authorizing fees in Atatiana Jefferson appeal.
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Despite the proposed rate bump, city manager says the average homeowner would see their tax bill decrease because of flat appraisals.
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90-day halt would begin in February with approval from council, which voted on two other issues Tuesday related to data centers.
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Gov. Greg Abbott鈥檚 audit prompted Fort Worth officials to 鈥渢ake a step back鈥 from updating city council on data center regulations, moratorium.
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Disclosures show some sitting council members have begun fundraising, with about $417,000 collected so far this year.
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They plan to propose a temporary halt to allow more time to review and propose regulations on the hubs.
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Fort Worth鈥檚 proposed zoning and development ordinance on data centers 鈥 a first of its kind 鈥 received a 7-4 vote of denial before it heads to the city council.
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The Fort Worth City Council approved increasing legal funding to defend former officer Aaron Dean in an ongoing federal civil lawsuit tied to the fatal shooting of Atatiana Jefferson.
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A proposed fee would cost a Fort Worth single-family resident $3 per month starting in 2028.