Politics & Government
Fort Worth Buys Land Known As Migratory Bird Habitat As Part Of Conservation Effort
A part of east Fort Worth that several migratory birds call home has been acquired by the city as part of its conservation efforts.
March 5, 2023
FORT WORTH — A part of east Fort Worth that several migratory birds call home has been acquired by the city as part of its conservation efforts.
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The city announced on Feb. 27 that it has purchased 2.8 acres of undeveloped land as part of its Open Space Conservation Program. The area, which is between Rosehill Dr. and Mims St. in the Handley neighborhood, will be conserved as "green space" and kept in its natural condition.
Fort Worth bought the property from owner Antoun J. Elandary, he expressed his preference that the site be conserved for future generations, for $400,000. An additional $50,000 has been set aside for one-time projects like signage and trails. The Parks and Recreation Department estimates maintenance will cost about $3,407 per year.
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