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This matter has been reviewed by: City Plan Commission.

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This matter was first recorded on 2026-06-11 00:00:00+00.

Case File 26-2044A

Q: What is the current status of An application to change Woodbine Avenue between Morrell Avenue and Renner Road to “Dr. David Henderson Jr. Avenue.” Applicant/Owner: City of Dalas Application Filed: April 22, 2026 Notices Sent: 20 notices sent on May 5, 2026 Staff Recommendation: Approval. Subdivision Review Committee Recommendation: Denial. Planner: Sharmila Shrestha Council District: 4 STNAME-26-000003?

As of the last recorded event on 2026-06-11 00:00:00+00, this matter is active. It has appeared in 2 events across City Plan Commission.

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An application to change Woodbine Avenue between Morrell Avenue and Renner Road to “Dr. David Henderson Jr. Avenue.” Applicant/Owner: City of Dalas Application Filed: April 22, 2026 Notices Sent: 20 notices sent on May 5, 2026 Staff Recommendation: Approval. Subdivision Review Committee Recommendation: Denial. Planner: Sharmila Shrestha Council District: 4 STNAME-26-000003

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The City of Dallas is proposing to rename Woodbine Avenue, between Morrell Avenue and Renner Road, to Dr. David Henderson Jr. Avenue. Street renamings honor important figures and community heritage, affecting signage and local identity.

2 eventsFirst seen Jun 11, 2026Last activity Jun 11, 2026File #: 26-2044A

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Attorney

Check challenge window on corridor subdivision's June 11 vote

Why now: Case File 26-2044A's Item 33 carried 9-0 on June 11, and no challenge appears in the record since.

What to do: Confirm this jurisdiction's statutory appeal period for subdivision approvals and calculate it from the June 11 vote date — if the window runs 30 days or less, it may already be closing or closed.

Act before: After statutory challenge period expires

Source: City Plan Commission — Jun 11, 2026 →

Developer

Pull recorded conditions from corridor subdivision's June 11 approval

Why now: Item 33 carried 9-0 on June 11 for Case File 26-2044A, but no conditions are listed in the available record.

What to do: Request the specific conditions attached to the June 11 approval — subdivision approvals typically start a plat recordation compliance clock, and the vote record here doesn't list what those conditions are.

Act before: After plat is recorded

Source: City Plan Commission — Jun 11, 2026 →

Journalist

Explain corridor subdivision's two June 11 agenda slots

Why now: The case appears in two separate June 11 timeline entries, yet only one vote is recorded: Item 33, carried 9-0.

What to do: File a request for the hearing audio or minutes clarifying which of the two June 11 agenda appearances produced the recorded vote — the public record lists only one result for a case that appeared twice.

Act before: After records request response (typically 10 business days)

Source: City Plan Commission — Jun 11, 2026 →