Dallas Matters
69 active of 301 total legislative matters tracked.
Planned Development Subdistrict at West Davis Street (26-471A)
A proposal to establish a new Planned Development Subdistrict on residential property along West Davis Street. Planned Development designations provide detailed site-specific zoning and design standards that shape development possibilities and neighborhood character.
Convent Planned Development at Davis and Cockrell Hill (26-470A)
A Planned Development Subdistrict with a Specific Use Permit for a convent is proposed at the southwest corner of W. Davis Street and S. Cockrell Hill Road. This would allow a religious institutional building in an area currently zoned for residential use, changing what types of development and activities are permitted at that location.
Commercial Motor Vehicle Parking at S. Central Expressway (26-189A)
A Specific Use Permit is being requested to allow commercial motor vehicle parking on a property along S. Central Expressway between Youngblood Road and Lyndon B. Johnson Freeway, located in a commercial service district. This would enable the site to operate as a commercial parking facility in this corridor area, which could affect traffic patterns and neighboring businesses.
RPC 1889 McKinney LLC Application (Z-25-000158)
A proposed amendment to the Planned Development regulations for Subdistrict 154 in the Oak Lawn Special Purpose District, affecting property bounded by McKinney Avenue, N. Akard Street, and N. Saint Paul Street. Planned Development amendments modify the allowed building types, uses, and density on a property, shaping how the site can be developed.
Oak Lawn Planned Development Amendment (Z-26-000039)
This matter involves a proposed amendment to the Planned Development conditions for Subdistrict 171 in the Oak Lawn Special Purpose District, an area bounded by Lemmon Avenue, Throckmorton Street, Bowser Avenue, and Reagan Street. Amendments to planned development districts can affect building heights, setbacks, land uses, and other development standards that shape the character and use of the area.
Planned Development District 372 Amendment at Lemmon/McKinney (Z-25-000087)
An amendment to Planned Development District 372 seeks to modify zoning regulations in the area bounded by Lemmon Avenue and McKinney Avenue. The amendment would affect how future development is designed and approved in this district, with particular focus on landscape and development plan requirements.
Thurman Planned Development District Amendment at Edd Road and Garden Grove (Z-25-000233)
Elsie Thurman is seeking an amendment to Planned Development District 752 at the south corner of Edd Road and Garden Grove Drive. The amendment would modify what development or land uses are allowed on the property, potentially affecting the area's character and traffic patterns. The City Plan Commission will review the request and staff-recommended conditions.
City Council Position Performance Evaluations (26-311A)
The Ad Hoc Committee on Administrative Affairs is reviewing performance evaluations for five city-appointed positions: City Manager, City Secretary, City Attorney, City Auditor, and Inspector General. These evaluations help ensure accountability and assess whether leadership in these critical roles is serving the city effectively.
Southern Skates Roller Rink Operations (26-247A)
The Committee on Government Efficiency is reviewing the future operations of Southern Skates Roller Rink. The outcome will determine the long-term status and availability of this public recreation facility for the community.
Chernock Townhouse District at North Boulevard Terrace (26-188A)
Christian Chernock is seeking to rezone a single-family residential property from R-7.5(A) to a Townhouse District, which would enable denser multifamily housing near North Boulevard Terrace and Plymouth Road. This change would introduce townhouse-scale development to an area currently restricted to detached single-family homes, affecting neighborhood density and character. The City Plan Commission is reviewing the application.
Fleet Optimization: Identifying Underutilized Assets (26-246A)
The city is developing a process to identify underutilized and surplus assets in its municipal fleet. Better fleet asset management can reduce operational costs and improve resource allocation across city departments. The Equipment and Fleet Management department is leading the initiative through the Committee on Government Efficiency.
Hotel Occupancy Tax Revenues and Collections (26-393A)
The City Controller's Office is responding to questions from the Committee on Finance regarding hotel occupancy tax revenues, penalties, interest, and collections. Hotel occupancy tax revenues help fund city services and operations.
City Property Sale Process (26-381A)
The city is establishing a process and framework for the sale of city-owned property. This decision affects how the city manages its real estate assets and what properties might become available for public or private acquisition.
Women, Infant, and Children Program Audit (26-380A)
The city is proposing to add a cost-benefit analysis audit of the Women, Infant, and Children (WIC) program to its Fiscal Year 2026 audit work plan. This audit will evaluate the program's effectiveness and efficiency, helping determine whether it is delivering value to participating residents and families.
GFOA Award for Excellence in Financial Reporting (26-378A)
The Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) is recognizing the City of Dallas City Controller's Office with a Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting. This award acknowledges the office's commitment to transparent and accurate financial management practices that strengthen public accountability.
Monthly Procurement Accountability Report (26-390A)
The Office of Procurement Services presents its monthly report on procurement activities and compliance to the Committee on Finance. This report provides transparency and oversight of the city's purchasing processes and vendor management. The Committee on Finance reviews the report periodically to ensure accountability and proper governance of municipal procurement.
Monthly Technology Accountability Report (26-389A)
The Information & Technology Services department provides the Finance Committee with a monthly accountability report on the city's technology operations and spending. Regular reporting to elected officials ensures transparent and effective management of public technology resources.
Purchasing Card Usage Audit Report (26-384A)
The City Auditor completed an audit of municipal purchasing card usage to assess spending controls and compliance with city policies. This review ensures the city's financial oversight systems are working effectively across all departments. The Committee on Finance reviews the audit findings and any recommended improvements.
City Auditor Nominating Commission Process (26-379A)
This matter addresses the City Auditor search process and nominating commission procedures established under Dallas City Code § 2-17.2. The City Auditor's Office provides independent oversight of city finances and operations, making the selection process critical for maintaining accountability in municipal government. The Committee on Finance is reviewing the proposed changes.
Zoning Case at Avenue and Ballard Avenue (Z-26-000012)
Applicant Sark is seeking to rezone the corner of North Madison Avenue and Ballard Avenue to a Walkable Mixed Use district, which would allow for mixed-use development combining housing and commercial uses. The rezoning would change the property from its current residential transition designation and could transform how the corner is developed.