The City of Fort Worth FAILED to ensure the infrastructure was in place to accomodate two new schools; YET THEY granted a building permit?
Why?

It seems the City of Fort Worth is to blame for a potentially 'hazardous' area for children to travel.

With or without schools there, the City of Fort Worth through our taxes, is responsible and accountable for the roads, conditions or lack thereof.

Seems odd the FNFWA isn't seeking answers from the City of Fort Worth? Unless...is that where their loyalty lies?

Since the media was unsuccessful in getting Fort Worth's attention, maybe we should consider a class action lawsuit on behalf of all those impacted, from a LACK of infrastructure AND the granting of a permit to build new schools (knowing the expected anticipation opening date), which only intensified the problem.

Oh! Don't forget! The tab parents may incur to transport their children. Seems logical the City of Fort Worth should absorb the cost, versus the school district. Would the transportation even be an issue, if the infrastructure were in place?

All lack of infrastructure and disregard for transportation safety concerns point to the City of Fort Worth.


By homeowner

Yahoo

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By Parent

Frustrated

Where is the article in Woodland Word stating bussing for the kids? Why didn't they tell the whole story?

Sidewalk

There is a sidewalk on Keller Hicks in front of the school, away from the street and ditches.