City Plan Commission · 10:00 AM · Council Chambers, 6TH Floor
Analysis incorporates data from the official meeting minutes, including vote outcomes, attendance, and public testimony.
Matters
2 contested, 34 unanimous · 35 with voting irregularityVote tally (9) doesn't match named voters (13) — possible absent-member voting irregularity
All Zoning cases
Opposition: Carpenter
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Obtain adopted ordinance text amending personal service use list
Why now: The matter record shows the item was carried 8-1 by the City Plan Commission on June 11, 2026 with the notation that it was approved outside Council and no later procedural step is verified.
What to do: Request the final adopted ordinance amending Section 51A-13.306 and its effective date from the city secretary before advising any client that tattoo or body piercing is a permitted use in a form-based district. The supplied record documents only a June 11 commission vote and states no later procedural step is verified, so whether the code text has actually changed is an open question you should not assume.
Act before: After the adopted ordinance and its effective date are produced
Recheck form-based district sites for newly allowed tattoo studios
Why now: The City Plan Commission carried the amendment 8-1 on June 11, 2026 to move "Tattoo and body piercing" from the prohibited to the permitted personal service examples in Section 51A-13.306, citywide, with staff and ZOAC both recommending approval.
What to do: Pull your leasing and site-plan files for parcels in Dallas form-based zoning districts where a tattoo or body piercing tenant was previously screened out as a prohibited personal service use, and re-underwrite those spaces for that tenant class. Confirm the amended text of the code section is in effect before committing to a tenant, because the record shows only a commission-level approval.
Act before: After the next material record update
Ask why tattoo code amendment carries two file numbers
Why now: The matter is tracked as DCA256-004 while the official item text on the June 11, 2026 agenda ends with DCA256-007, and the item carried 8-1 with Carpenter against after items were heard out of order.
What to do: Ask planning staff and the city secretary to reconcile the two case numbers attached to this single amendment and to produce the docket and minutes showing which number the commission actually acted on. Also ask Commissioner Carpenter, the lone dissenter, what objection was raised when both staff and the Zoning Ordinance Advisory Committee recommended approval.
Act before: After the requested records are produced
Check whether your street sits in a form-based district
Why now: On June 11, 2026 the City Plan Commission voted 8-1, with only Commissioner Carpenter opposed, to list tattoo and body piercing as a permitted rather than prohibited personal service use in form-based districts citywide.
What to do: Look up whether your block is in one of Dallas's form-based zoning districts, because tattoo and body piercing shops would move from the prohibited list to the permitted list of personal service uses there, meaning they could open as a matter of right without a separate neighborhood hearing. If you want to weigh in, do it while the change is still moving rather than after a storefront applies for permits.
Act before: After the next material record update
Taylor Madison Application (Z-26-000032)
City Council final vote
Opposition: Carpenter · Kocks · Coffman · Kingston
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Pull amended motion text for recreation club permit
Why now: The June 11, 2026 action carried 7 to 4 on an amended motion removing automatic renewals, yet no later procedural step or condition text is verified in the record for Z-26-000032.
What to do: Request from planner Martin Bate the recorded amended motion, the staff-recommended conditions, and the approved site plan for the Canty and Vernon specific use permit, then confirm in writing whether the adopted conditions actually express a fixed term and renewal procedure consistent with the removal of automatic renewals. The record supplied here shows the amendment but not the governing condition language, so any advice on expiration or renewal rights is unverified until those documents are in hand.
Act before: After the requested records are produced
Confirm recreation club permit term after automatic renewals removed
Why now: On June 11, 2026 the commission approved the specific use permit 7 to 4 only after a friendly amendment by Serrato removing automatic renewals was accepted by maker Sims.
What to do: Get the final approved conditions and site plan for the private recreation club site and confirm the permit's fixed term now that the automatic renewal provision was stripped out by amendment; build the expiration date and a re-hearing cost into your pro forma and any lender or investor package. If you assume perpetual or self-renewing entitlement, financing and lease terms extending past the permit term will be exposed.
Act before: After the next material record update
Ask why unanimous recreation club vote became seven-to-four
Why now: The same application carried 14 to 0 on May 21, 2026 with a note that Kocks was out of the room but shown voting in favor, then carried only 7 to 4 on June 11 with Carpenter, Kocks, Coffman and Kingston opposed after a recess from 3:06 to 3:11 p.m.
What to do: Ask the commission and planner Martin Bate what changed between the May 21 unanimous approval of this private recreation club permit and the June 11 rehearing where four commissioners opposed it, and specifically why Kocks — recorded voting in favor on May 21 while out of the room — voted against three weeks later. Request the minutes and any correspondence filed between the two hearings; the answer likely explains the automatic-renewal amendment and the mid-hearing recess.
Act before: After the requested records are produced
Read club conditions for Canty Street and Vernon Avenue
Why now: The June 11, 2026 approval carried 7 to 4 subject to a site plan and staff conditions, with automatic renewals removed by Serrato's amendment, for property in Council District 1.
What to do: Ask planner Martin Bate for the approved site plan and staff conditions for the private recreation club approved on the southwest and southeast corners of West Canty Street and North Vernon Avenue, and check what they say about hours, lighting, parking and access on both corners. Because the commission removed automatic renewals, the permit will come back for a fresh public hearing rather than continuing indefinitely — note the term so you can participate then.
Act before: After the next material record update
Extra Space Storage / Stewart Handley Application (Z-26-000061)
Motion failed
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Obtain minutes showing storage permit tabled without a vote
Why now: Minutes for Item 7 record 'Motion was not voted on,' a 0-0 vote, and that the item was tabled before vote on June 11, 2026.
What to do: No affirmative or negative action was taken — the record shows a 0-0 result with the item tabled before any vote — so nothing has been decided and no conditions are yet imposed. Request the June 11 minutes and the staff conditions document, and confirm with the commission whether renotification or a new public hearing is required when the item returns.
Act before: After the next material record update
Check storage permit terms inside Valley View Planned Development
Why now: The June 11, 2026 item text for Z-26-000061 states the staff recommendation is approval for a 30-year period with eligibility for automatic renewals for additional 10-year periods, subject to a site plan and conditions.
What to do: Staff recommended a 30-year permit term with eligibility for automatic 10-year renewals for this storage use in Subdistrict 4A of Planned Development No. 887 — a longer horizon than a standard short-term permit, and it is tied to a specific site plan and conditions. Pull that recommended site plan and condition set now to see the term structure and design conditions staff will expect for storage uses in this district before you underwrite a comparable site.
Act before: After the next material record update
Ask why storage permit stalled despite staff approval recommendation
Why now: Minutes for Item 7 show a 0-0 result, 'item tabled before vote,' and the Commission proceeding directly to Item 9 (26-2020A) on June 11, 2026, while the same item text records a staff recommendation of approval.
What to do: The self-service storage application at Montfort Drive and Valley View Trail was heard individually and then tabled with no vote recorded, even though planning staff recommended approval for a 30-year term with automatic renewals. Ask the commission secretary and planner Liliana Garza what prompted the tabling and whether the applicant or a commissioner requested it — the reason is not in the public record.
Act before: After the requested records are produced
Storage building proposed at Montfort Drive and Valley View Trail
Why now: The application by Extra Space Storage / Stewart Handley for the northwest corner of Montfort Drive and Valley View Trail was tabled with a 0-0 result on June 11, 2026, with Liliana Garza listed as planner.
What to do: A self-service storage facility is proposed for the northwest corner of Montfort Drive and Valley View Trail, and staff has recommended approving it for 30 years with automatic renewals — a long-term commitment for that corner. Because commissioners tabled it without voting, the site plan and conditions are still open to comment; ask planner Liliana Garza for the site plan and the date the item returns.
Act before: After the next material record update
Caleb Mann RTN District at McShann and Preston Road (Z-25-000121)
City Council final vote
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Obtain certified minutes correcting misnumbered rezoning file entry
Why now: Minutes for one hearing show the file number as 26-1263A, the same as item 13, corrected to 26-1285A per the agenda roster, and Hampton was recorded as recused for conflict of interest at the April 23 and June 11 votes on Z-25-000121.
What to do: Request the certified minutes and the official agenda roster for the hearing where the clerk recorded the file number as 26-1263A, duplicating the preceding item before it was corrected to 26-1285A, and confirm the correction is reflected in the adopted record. Also ask whether Commissioner Hampton's conflict-of-interest disclosure was filed in writing, and obtain the ordinance or approval document showing what body took final action, since the supplied record verifies no step after the commission.
Act before: After certified minutes and the final approval document are produced
Pull staff report defining Residential Transition standards at Preston corner
Why now: The commission approved the Residential Transition District over R-16(A) Single Family zoning on June 11, 2026 by a 10-0 vote with staff recommending approval, planner Martin Bate, Council District 13.
What to do: Get planner Martin Bate's staff report and the approved zoning exhibit for the northwest corner of McShann Road and Preston Road to confirm the height, setback and unit-type standards that now replace the R-16(A) single-family rules, and verify whether the June 11 action carried any conditions the earlier held-over versions did not. Designing to assumed Residential Transition standards before reading the approved exhibit risks a redesign at permit review.
Act before: After the approved zoning exhibit and staff report are obtained
Ask why Preston Road rezoning took five commission hearings
Why now: The item carried 14-0 on February 5, March 5 and April 9, then 12-0 on April 23 and 10-0 on June 11, with minutes noting Hampton had a conflict of interest and was out of the room both times.
What to do: Request the case file and hearing audio explaining why this single-family-to-Residential-Transition request was held over from February 5, March 5, April 9, and April 23 before finally clearing on June 11, and ask what conflict of interest kept Commissioner Hampton out of the room for the last two votes. The delay pattern and the repeated recusal are documented but unexplained in the record.
Act before: After the requested records and hearing audio are produced
Learn what Residential Transition zoning allows at your corner
Why now: The commission approved the applicant's Residential Transition District request over R-16(A) Single Family District zoning at that corner on June 11, 2026 by 10-0, with Martin Bate as planner and applicant Caleb Mann represented by Matthew Sheard.
What to do: Contact planner Martin Bate for the approved site exhibit showing what building types, heights and unit counts are now permitted at the northwest corner of McShann Road and Preston Road, which was single-family R-16(A) zoning until June 11. Ask specifically whether any buffer, height step-down or driveway-access conditions were attached, because those details determine what you will see from the street.
Act before: After the approved zoning exhibit is released or construction plans are filed
Temporary Concrete Batching Plant at E. Wheatland Road (Z-26-000053)
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Confirm expiration clause for Wheatland Road concrete plant
Context: The case was labeled 'Temporary' and approved 'As Amended' by Council on June 24, 2026, so the specific expiration terms changed from the Plan Commission's June 11 version and haven't been independently confirmed.
Recommended: Get the specific reversion or expiration date written into the amended ordinance — temporary batching plant SUPs typically require the use to cease and the site to revert to its prior zoning by a fixed date. That clause is your enforcement hook if the operator continues past it.
Pull amended conditions for Wheatland Road concrete plant
Applies if: If pursuing a similar temporary batching plant permit nearby
Context: Council approved Z-26-000053 'As Amended' by an 11-0 vote on June 24, 2026, meaning the adopted conditions changed from the Plan Commission's June 11 recommendation.
Recommended: Pull the exact ordinance conditions adopted at the June 24 Council vote — since the case passed 'as amended,' the duration, hours, and buffer requirements likely differ from what Plan Commission recommended on June 11. Match those adopted terms if you're pursuing a similar temporary batching plant permit on this corridor, since this is the version that just cleared council 11-0.
Ask why Wheatland Road concrete plant passed unanimously
Context: The case appeared three times in the record (twice at Plan Commission June 11, once at Council June 24) and closed with a unanimous 11-0 'Approved As Amended' vote, a pattern worth checking against the hearing transcripts for the amendment content.
Recommended: Pull the June 24 Council transcript and the amendment text — concrete batching plants typically draw opposition over dust and truck traffic, yet this one passed 11-0 with no recorded dissent after Council changed the Plan Commission's June 11 version. Find out what the amendment traded away and whether anyone spoke against it at either hearing.
Check truck hours for Wheatland Road concrete plant permit
Context: Council approved the temporary batching plant 'As Amended' by an 11-0 vote on June 24, 2026, so the operating conditions residents can cite differ from what was proposed at the June 11 Plan Commission hearing.
Recommended: Request the adopted hours-of-operation and truck-route conditions from the amended ordinance — a batching plant means concrete trucks, noise, and dust on E. Wheatland Road. The amended terms, not the original application, set what's actually enforceable on your street now.
Analysis
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Development & Land Use
Historic Preservation
Infrastructure & Facilities
Community Impact
Housing
Governance & Oversight
Key Decisions
Insights by Role
Journalist
HighHigh significance — major decision, large financial impact, or broad community effectTwo street-renaming applications produced diverging outcomes despite identical staff recommendations: #33 (26-2044A) was approved while #34 (26-2045A) was denied, and the record does not explain why. A self-storage SUP (#7, 26-2018A) was also tabled before any vote, the meeting's only motion that failed to reach a vote at all.
Resident
HighHigh significance — major decision, large financial impact, or broad community effectTwo zoning cases with direct neighborhood impact were held under advisement rather than decided: a residential transition rezoning already continued four times (#20, 26-2031A) and a private recreation club SUP (#21, 26-2032A) where a floor amendment removed an automatic-renewal provision after a contentious debate. Residents near either site should watch for the next scheduled hearing rather than assume the matter is resolved.
Developer
MediumMedium significance — notable action worth trackingTwo planned development district amendments were approved outright — a Subdistrict O plan revision within PD 468 in Bishop Arts (#1, 26-2012A) and a Subdistrict 1H expansion within PD 714 tied to the West Commerce Street/Fort Worth Avenue Special Purpose District (#6, 26-2017A) — clearing the way for projects to proceed under the revised standards in those subareas. Developers pursuing self-storage uses should note a comparable SUP request (#7, 26-2018A) was tabled before a vote and will need to watch for its rescheduling.
Lobbyist
MediumMedium significance — notable action worth trackingThe tattoo and body piercing reclassification (#22, 26-2033A) passed 8-1, showing near-unanimous Commission support for expanding permitted personal-service uses in form-based districts — a favorable signal for parties pursuing similar use-classification changes. The split street-renaming outcomes (#33 approved, #34 denied despite matching staff recommendations) show the Commission will depart from staff's position on individually-heard items, so advocates should build a direct case with commissioners rather than rely on staff support alone.
56 items(76 procedural hidden)
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#1An application for a minor amendment to the development plan within Planned Development District No. 468 (WMU-8 zoning) bounded by N. Zang Boulevard, West 6th Street, and N. Beckley Avenue in the Bishop Arts area, with staff recommending approval.
#2Application for a Specific Use Permit for a temporary concrete batching plant on MU-2 zoned property near E. Wheatland Road and S. Lancaster Road; staff recommends approval through January 1, 2028, or until the associated infrastructure project is complete.
#3Application for a new Specific Use Permit to allow an accessory private community center within Planned Development District No. 388 with the Tenth Street Historic Overlay on E. 10th Street, with staff recommending approval subject to a site plan and conditions.
#4Application for a new Specific Use Permit to establish a community service center on R-16(A) Single Family District property along LBJ Freeway east of Copenhill Road; staff recommends approval subject to a site plan and conditions.
#1An application for a minor amendment to the development plan within Planned Development District No. 468 (Subdistrict O, WMU-8), bounded by North Zang Boulevard, West 6th Street, and North Beckley Avenue, with staff recommending approval.
#5Application to rezone property to Neighborhood Office District and terminate an existing Specific Use Permit for a branch library on Royal Lane between Netherland Drive and Royal Way; staff recommends approval.
#6Application to expand Subdistrict 1H within Planned Development District No. 714 (West Commerce Street/Fort Worth Avenue Special Purpose District) on W. Main Street west of N. Beckley Avenue; staff recommends approval.
#7Application for a new Specific Use Permit to allow a self-service storage facility within Planned Development No. 887 (Valley View - Galleria Area Special Purpose District) at the northwest corner of Montfort Drive and Valley View Trail; staff recommends approval for a 30-year period with automatic 10-year renewal eligibility.
#8Application for a new Specific Use Permit for a private school on R-16(A) Single Family District property on the north line of Forest Lane west of Hillcrest Road; staff recommends approval subject to a site plan, traffic management plan, and conditions.
#9Application for a new Specific Use Permit for an open-enrollment charter school on R-7.5(A) Single Family District property on the west line of Cheyenne Road south of Rockingham Street; staff recommends approval subject to a site plan, traffic management plan, and conditions.
#10Application for a new Specific Use Permit for the sale of alcoholic beverages in conjunction with a restaurant (no drive-in or drive-through) on CR Community Retail District property with a D-1 Liquor Control Overlay on Peavy Road northwest of Garland Road; staff recommends approval subject to a site plan and conditions.
#11Application to amend Planned Development District No. 17 at the southeast corner of Alpha Road and Preston Road, with staff recommending approval subject to conditions.
#12Application for a new Specific Use Permit to allow alcoholic beverage sales at a general merchandise or food store greater than 3,500 square feet within Planned Development No. 366 on S. Buckner Boulevard, with staff recommending approval subject to a site plan and conditions.
#13Application to amend Specific Use Permit No. 2424 for a cellular communication tower/antenna on property between Pleasant Drive and Baywood Drive, with staff recommending approval for a ten-year period with automatic renewal eligibility.
#14Application to amend Specific Use Permit No. 2500 for the sale of alcoholic beverages at a general merchandise or food store of 3,500 square feet or less on North Buckner Boulevard, with staff recommending approval subject to conditions.
#15Application to establish a new LC Light Commercial subdistrict within Planned Development District No. 193 at the south corner of Lemmon Avenue and Hedgerow Drive; staff recommends approval subject to a development plan, landscape plan, and conditions.
#16Application to create a new IR Industrial Research subdistrict within Planned Development No. 307 on the west line of Ford Road south of Christian Pkwy; staff recommends approval subject to a development plan, landscape plan, and conditions.
#17Application, under advisement from May 7, 2026, to rezone property from IR Industrial Research District to WMU-5 Walkable Urban Mixed-Use District at the south corner of Empire Central Drive and Forest Park Road; staff recommends approval.
#18Application, under advisement from April 9, 2026, to rezone property from A(A) Agricultural District to LI Light Industrial District on the south line of Telephone Road east of N. Dallas Avenue; staff recommends approval.
#19Application to rezone property from Agricultural District to a new Planned Development District for Light Industrial uses on Cleveland Road, west of Lancaster-Hutchins Road. Staff recommends approval subject to conditions; the case was under advisement from May 7, 2026.
#20Application to rezone a corner property at McShann Road and Preston Road from R-16(A) Single Family District to RTN Residential Transition District. Staff recommends approval; the case has been under advisement since February 2026.
#21Application for a Specific Use Permit to allow a private recreation club or area on property in Planned Development District No. 160 at W. Canty Street and N. Vernon Avenue. Staff recommends approval subject to a site plan and conditions.
#22Proposed amendment to Dallas City Code Section 51A-13.306 to reclassify tattoo and body piercing establishments as permitted (rather than prohibited) personal service uses in form-based zoning districts. Both ZOAC and staff recommend approval.
#23Subdivision application to create one 0.5710-acre lot from a tract of land in City Block 6114 on Illinois Avenue, east of Cockrell Hill Road, in Council District 3. Staff recommends approval subject to conditions listed in the docket.
#24Application to replat a 2.2260-acre tract containing part of Lot D in City Block 3/6983 and parts of City Blocks 6983 and 6114 to create one lot at the southeast corner of Illinois Avenue and Cockrell Hill Road in Council District 3. Staff recommends approval subject to conditions.
#25Application to replat a 1.363-acre tract containing all of Lot 14B in City Block 7/5775 into one 0.614-acre lot and one 0.739-acre lot on Timberline Drive, north of Northwest Highway, in Council District 6. Staff recommends approval subject to conditions.
#26Application to replat a 3.746-acre tract containing all of Lot 7 in City Block 7037 and part of City Block 7037 to create one lot on Highland Road, northwest of Ferguson Road, in Council District 2. Staff recommends approval subject to conditions.
#27Application to replat a 0.1143-acre tract containing Lots 8E and 8F in City Block 4/699 to create one lot on Virginia Avenue, northeast of Annex Avenue, in Council District 2. Staff recommends approval subject to docket conditions.
#28Application to create a 296-lot Small Lots SB15 development with lots ranging from 3,060 to 3,730 square feet plus 3 common areas from a 49.99-acre tract in City Block 8790 on Haymarket Road, west of Jordan Valley Road, in Council District 8. Staff recommends approval subject to docket conditions.
#29Application to create one 0.228-acre lot from a tract in City Block 5830 at the southwest corner of Military Parkway and McNeil Street in Council District 5. Staff recommends approval subject to docket conditions.
#2Application for a Specific Use Permit for a temporary concrete batching plant on MU-2 zoned property on E. Wheatland Road, with staff recommending approval subject to a site plan and conditions with an expiration of January 1, 2028 or completion of the associated infrastructure project.
#30Application to create 81 residential lots ranging from 1,740 to 1,822.6 square feet, 5 common areas, and dedicate a private street from a 5.166-acre tract in City Block 6986 on Kiest Boulevard at the terminus of Los Angeles Boulevard in Council District 3. Staff recommends approval subject to docket conditions.
#31Application to subdivide a 4.109-acre tract in City Block 6254 on Pemberton Hill Road, north of Jeane Street, into 16 residential lots ranging from 7,767 to 10,824 square feet. Staff recommends approval subject to the conditions listed in the docket.
#32Application to replat a 0.500-acre tract containing Lot 7 in City Block G/6855 into two 0.250-acre lots on property between 55th Street and 56th Street, east of Veterans Drive. Staff recommends approval subject to the conditions listed in the docket.
#7An application for a new Specific Use Permit for a self-service storage facility within Planned Development 887 (Valley View – Galleria Area Special Purpose District), with staff recommending 30-year approval and eligibility for automatic 10-year renewals.
#33Application to rename Woodbine Avenue between Morrell Avenue and Renner Road to "Dr. David Henderson Jr. Avenue." Staff recommends approval while the Subdivision Review Committee recommends denial.
#34Application to rename Davenport Road (east-west) between Preston Road and Davenport Road (north-south) to "Brentfield Drive." Both staff and the Subdivision Review Committee recommend approval.
#35Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness to install a 92-square-foot LED illuminated detached sign at 2508 Maple Ave., with both staff and SSDAC recommending approval.
#36Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness to install a 761-square-foot LED illuminated channel letter sign reading 'PWC' with logo on the northeast elevation of 2121 N. Pearl St., with both staff and SSDAC recommending approval.
#37Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness to install a 761-square-foot LED illuminated channel letter sign reading 'PWC' with logo on the southwest elevation of 2121 N. Pearl St., with both staff and SSDAC recommending approval.
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#23Application to create a single 0.5710-acre lot from a tract in City Block 6114 on Illinois Avenue east of Cockrell Hill Road; staff recommends approval subject to conditions.
#24Application by QT South, LLC to replat a 2.2260-acre tract spanning portions of City Blocks 6983 and 6114 into one lot at the southeast corner of Illinois Avenue and Cockrell Hill Road; staff recommends approval subject to conditions.
#25Application to replat a 1.363-acre tract on Timberline Drive, north of Northwest Highway, splitting Lot 14B into two lots of 0.614 and 0.739 acres; staff recommends approval subject to conditions.
#26Application by the City of Dallas to replat a 3.746-acre tract on Highland Road, northwest of Ferguson Road, consolidating portions of City Block 7037 into a single lot; staff recommends approval subject to conditions.
#27Application to replat Lots 8E and 8F in City Block 4/699 into a single lot on Virginia Avenue, northeast of Annex Avenue, within an MF-2(A) zoning district. Staff recommends approval subject to docket conditions.
#28Application to create a 296-lot Small Lots SB15 subdivision with 3 common areas from a 49.99-acre tract on Haymarket Road, west of Jordan Valley Road, zoned AA. Staff recommends approval subject to docket conditions.
#29Plat application (PLAT-26-000128) to create a single 0.228-acre lot at the southwest corner of Military Parkway and McNeil Street in City Block 5830, with staff recommending approval subject to conditions.
#30Plat application (PLAT-26-000129) by Udaan Capital, LLC to subdivide a 5.166-acre tract on Kiest Boulevard into 81 residential lots with 5 common areas and a private street dedication, with staff recommending approval subject to conditions.
#31Application to subdivide a 4.109-acre tract on Pemberton Hill Road, north of Jeane Street, into 16 residential lots ranging from 7,767 to 10,824 square feet, zoned R-7.5(A), with staff recommending approval subject to docket conditions.
#32Application to replat a single 0.500-acre lot (Lot 7, City Block G/6855) into two equal 0.250-acre lots located between 55th and 56th Streets east of Veterans Drive, zoned R-5(A), with staff recommending approval subject to docket conditions.
#33Application to rename Woodbine Avenue between Morrell Avenue and Renner Road to 'Dr. David Henderson Jr. Avenue.' Staff recommends approval, but the Subdivision Review Committee recommends denial.
#34Application to rename the east-west segment of Davenport Road between Preston Road and Davenport Road (north-south) to 'Brentfield Drive,' with both staff and the Subdivision Review Committee recommending approval.
#35Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness to install a 92-square-foot LED illuminated detached sign at 2508 Maple Ave, submitted by Curt Horak of Priority Signs on behalf of owner Pasha & Sina Inc; both staff and SSDAC recommend approval.
#36Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a 761-square-foot LED illuminated channel letter sign reading 'PWC' with logo on an aluminum frame at 2121 N Pearl St (northeast elevation); both staff and SSDAC recommend approval.
#37Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a 761-square-foot LED illuminated channel letter sign reading 'PWC' with logo on an aluminum frame at 2121 N Pearl St (southwest elevation); both staff and SSDAC recommend approval.
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