8-Appendix F-Texas AM-Fort Worth Campus Overview.pdf

This file is a campus overview document for Texas A&M University's Fort Worth Campus, prepared in connection with the City of Fort Worth's Request for Proposals for Commerce Street Development. The document outlines the physical footprint and expansion plans for the university's Fort Worth location, which originally comprised four city blocks totaling 3.7 acres. The campus is undergoing significant expansion through three additional parcels: a 0.89-acre gift from the Amon G. Carter Foundation located north of the main campus, and 1.29 acres at the corner of Lancaster and Calvert and Lancaster and Commerce to be transferred by the City of Fort Worth and TxDOT. These acquisitions will bring the total available space to seven city blocks spanning 5.8 acres. The document indicates that further acquisitions are possible as part of a broader Innovation District initiative being developed by City planners, suggesting potential for continued growth and development in the surrounding area.

The document includes visual representations of the campus footprint in its pre-development, post-development, and future development states, identifying specific lots and their designations relative to the City of Fort Worth and TxDOT parcels. The map identifies key landmarks including Water Gardens and Lancaster Avenue, establishing the geographical context for the campus expansion. No specific pricing, contract terms, response deadlines, or other contractual details are provided in this overview document, which serves primarily as a reference guide for understanding the physical scope and future vision of the Fort Worth Campus location in relation to the Commerce Street Development proposal opportunity.