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Dallas, TX

Queen City Neighborhood

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A historic neighborhood in South Dallas, Queen City is the earliest surviving African-American community in the area, with buildings dating from 1905 to 1929. Located along Atlanta Street between Cooper and Eugene Streets, the neighborhood features distinctive Craftsman bungalow, Shotgun, and Pyramidal architectural styles and remains a residential community.
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historic (5)
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public hearing (2)
policy (2)
development (2)
zoning (2)

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Department of Planning and Development7
Rhonda Dunn5
Tracy Williams2
3919 Waldron Avenue2
Landmark Commission2
Kevin Jara1
3712 Ruskin St.1

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Legislative threads where Queen City Neighborhood is mentioned

Case File 26-1145A

2 hearings since Apr 2026·Last: May 4, 2026·District·Notable

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June 2026

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Landmark Commission →

A request for a Landmark Commission authorized hearing to consider re-initiating the historic designation process to establish a historic overlay district for the Queen City Neighborhood, a subdistrict within Planned Development District No. 595, bounded by State Highway 310, Warren Avenue, Malcolm X Boulevard, and Eugene Street.

QUEEN CITY NEIGHBORHOOD Council District 7 Queen City [Predesignation Moratorium] Rhonda Dunn Request A Landmark Commission authorized hearing to consider [re]initiation of the historic designation pr

May 2026

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Landmark Commission →

A Landmark Commission authorized hearing to consider re-initiating the historic designation procedure for the Queen City Neighborhood in Council District 7, which would establish a historic overlay district within Planned Development District No. 595, generally bounded by State Highway 310, Warren Avenue, Malcolm X Boulevard, and Eugene Street.

QUEEN CITY NEIGHBORHOOD Council District 7 Queen City [Predesignation Moratorium] Rhonda Dunn Request A Landmark Commission authorized hearing to consider [re]initiating the historic designation proce

Courtesy Review Items
Landmark Commission →

Courtesy review (no binding action required) for a proposed new residential building and detached two-car garage on a vacant interior lot at 3919 Waldron Avenue in the Queen City Neighborhood predesignation moratorium area, with task force design comments recommending changes to dormers, driveway, porch columns, and foundation.

3919 WALDRON AVENUE Council District 7 Queen City Neighborhood - Predesignation Moratorium COA-26-000122 Rhonda Dunn Request A Courtesy Review of the construction of a new main residential building on

April 2026

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Landmark Commission →

A Predesignation Certificate of Appropriateness is requested at 3712 Ruskin St. in the Queen City Neighborhood to restore fenestration, roof form/profile, and cladding to correct unauthorized modifications, with staff recommending conditional approval subject to specific restoration requirements.

3712 RUSKIN ST. Council District 7 Queen City Neighborhood - Predesignation Moratorium COA-26-000034 Rhonda Dunn Request A Predesignation Certificate of Appropriateness to restore main building in fen

Courtesy Review Items
Landmark Commission →

A courtesy review of a proposed new residential building and detached two-car garage on a vacant lot at 3919 Waldron Avenue in the Queen City Neighborhood Predesignation Moratorium area, with the Task Force offering supportive comments with design modification recommendations.

3919 WALDRON AVENUE Council District 7 Queen City Neighborhood - Predesignation Moratorium COA-26-000122 Rhonda Dunn Request A Courtesy Review of the construction of a new main residential building on