Matters — 2025

Parking and Loading Code Amendment (DCA190-002)

The city amended Chapters 51 and 51A of the Dallas City Code to update off-street parking and loading requirements affecting residential zoning districts and other development standards. The changes refined how developers and property owners must provide parking and loading facilities for new construction and building modifications. The City Council approved the amended code on May 14, 2025.

Specific Use Permit Amendment at Ramona (Z234-346)

The property owner applied to amend Specific Use Permit No. 2107 to allow the sale of alcoholic beverages as part of a general merchandise or food store larger than 3,500 square feet at the north corner of Ramona. The permit required approval from both the City Plan Commission and City Council before it could take effect. The amendment was approved on April 23, 2025.

Apr 23: Approved

PD 166 Multifamily Amendment at La Prada Drive (Z-25-000054)

An amendment to Planned Development District 166 rezoned the southwestern portion to the Multifamily (MF-2(A)) District, enabling residential development on property between La Prada Drive and Shiloh Road, south of Blyth Drive. This change affected development potential in the area and the character of adjacent neighborhoods. The amendment was approved on November 12, 2025.

Nov 12: Approved

Chernock Townhouse District at North Boulevard Terrace and Plymouth Road (Z-25-000069)

Christian Chernock sought to rezone property between North Boulevard Terrace and Plymouth Road from single-family zoning to multifamily zoning, with city staff recommending a townhouse district instead. The change would have increased housing density in the corridor. The townhouse district zoning was approved as amended.

Sep 4: Carried: 13 to 0

Forest Overlay and Yard Regulations (DCA245-001)

The Dallas City Council amended the Development Code to introduce an application fee for neighborhood forest overlay designations and add Front and Corner Side Yard regulations. These changes were designed to protect trees in residential areas while clarifying setback requirements for new construction or modifications. The amendment was approved in October 2025.

Oct 22: Approved

Asphalt/Concrete Batching Facility Specific Use Permit (Z234-328)

An application proposed changing a property's zoning to Industrial Manufacturing District and obtaining a Specific Use Permit to allow asphalt or concrete batching operations on a site currently zoned Industrial Research District. The proposal was reviewed by the City Plan Commission and City Council. The application was denied on May 28, 2025.

May 28: Denied

Planned Development District at Bonnie View Road (Z234-286)

A new planned development district was proposed on property zoned for single-family residences and industrial research near Bonnie View Road, Southerland Avenue, and Arrow Road. The proposal would have allowed mixed-use development on the site in place of the existing zoning restrictions. The project was approved on September 24, 2025.

Sep 24: Approved

Melinda Garcia Specific Use Permit at Mexicana Road (Z-25-000072)

Melinda Garcia applied for a Specific Use Permit to establish a child or adult care facility on Mexicana Road in a residential zoning district. Care facilities require special approval in single-family areas to ensure neighborhood compatibility and meet safety standards. The proposal was approved by the City Council on January 14, 2026.

Nov 20: Carried: 15 to 0

Late-Hours Establishment at Greenville Avenue (Z234-289)

A late-hours establishment was proposed for a Planned Development District property on Greenville Avenue, requiring approval for both zoning and a Specific Use Permit. The location and its potential use impact nearby residents and the corridor's character. The proposal was approved as amended.

Sep 10: Approved As Amended

Planned Development District at North Beckley Avenue (Z234-219)

A Planned Development District was proposed for residential and nonresidential uses on property zoned Industrial Research District, at North Beckley Avenue north of East Comstock Street. The proposal would allow mixed-use development in an area previously restricted to industrial research zoning. The City Council approved the proposal on August 13, 2025.

Aug 13: Approved

Specific Use Permit Renewal at Rylie Crest Drive (Z234-349)

A Specific Use Permit for an office showroom and warehouse facility on Rylie Crest Drive was being renewed and amended to continue operations at the site. This permit allows the property to operate for commercial use in a zoned district where such operations require special approval. The renewal and amendment was approved on April 9, 2025.

Apr 9: Approved

Planned Development District at South Jim Miller Road (Z234-316)

A zoning application sought to rezone property at the southeast corner of South Jim Miller Road and Great Trinity Forest Way from a community retail district with liquor overlay to a planned development district for multifamily housing. The change would have removed liquor licensing restrictions and enabled residential development in a corridor area currently zoned for commercial use. The proposal was approved by the City Council on June 11, 2025.

Jun 11: Approved

Regional Retail District at Ferguson Road and Little Pocket Road (Z-25-000001)

A proposal at the south corner of Ferguson Road and Little Pocket Road seeks to establish a Regional Retail District and remove deed restrictions currently limiting development on the mixed-use zoned property. This change would allow for new retail uses and commercial development on the site.

Dec 10: Hearing Closed

Subdistrict 1G Amendment at Oak Lawn Avenue and North Stemmons Freeway (Z-25-000017)

A zoning amendment to expand Subdistrict 1G within Planned Development District 621 at the south corner of Oak Lawn Avenue and North Stemmons Freeway was proposed. The expansion modified zoning designations in the district, affecting the development potential of the affected property. The amendment was approved on November 12, 2025.

Nov 12: Approved

Lakeview Homes Single Family District at South St. Augustine Road (Z245-122)

Lakeview Homes, LLP applied to rezone property on South St. Augustine Road, east of Middlefield Road, from Agricultural District to Single Family District zoning. The rezoning would allow residential development on land previously restricted to agricultural use. The proposal was approved on August 13, 2025.

Aug 13: Approved

Specific Use Permit Amendment for Sand and Gravel Mining at Kleberg Road (Z212-131)

An application for a Specific Use Permit amendment was proposed to authorize sand and gravel mining on property zoned Agricultural along Kleberg Road between US 175 Frontage Road and Jordan Valley Road. The amendment raised concerns about industrial extraction in a rural area and its effects on neighboring properties. Multiple City Plan Commission hearings were held, but the process stalled without a final decision.

Aug 7: Carried: 13 to 0

Demolition Delay Overlay Amendment (DCA245-002)

The city proposed to amend the demolition delay overlay criteria in Section 51A-4.504 of the Dallas Development Code. The demolition delay overlay is a zoning tool that requires a waiting period before buildings can be demolished in certain areas, helping to protect historic and architecturally significant structures from immediate demolition. The amendment was approved by the City Council on May 14, 2025.

May 14: Approved

Multifamily District at Forest Land and Stults Road (Z-25-000016)

A property at the southwest corner of Forest Land and Stults Road was rezoned to allow multifamily residential development, changing from single-family zoning. The rezoning increased the residential density permitted on the site. The multifamily zoning was approved in January 2026.

Dec 10: Deleted

Specific Use Permit Renewal for Alcohol Sales (Z234-165)

The owner of a small food or merchandise store (no more than 3,500 square feet) in a community retail district sought to renew their permit to sell alcoholic beverages. Alcohol sales require special permits in areas with liquor control overlays to ensure compliance with city zoning and licensing regulations. The permit renewal was approved on June 11, 2025.

Jun 11: Approved

Deed Restrictions Amendment at Middlefield Road (Z045-239)

An application proposed an amendment to deed restrictions on property zoned for single-family use along Middlefield Road. The matter underwent review by the City Plan Commission and City Council but remained inactive without reaching a final vote.

May 14: Hearing Closed

Multifamily Planned Development at Worth and North Peak (Z-25-000015)

A property at the corner of Worth Street and North Peak Street, currently zoned for single-family residential use, was proposed to be rezoned to permit a planned development district for multifamily housing. This rezoning would have changed what types of buildings and uses were allowed on the site, affecting the character of that neighborhood corner. The proposal was approved by the City Council on April 8, 2026.

Aug 7: Carried: 13 to 0

Public School Specific Use Permit at Arapaho and La Cosa (Z-25-000103)

A proposal sought to establish a public school on property zoned for single-family homes near the intersection of Arapaho Road and La Cosa Drive. Schools in residential single-family zoned areas require special permits, making City approval necessary. The permit was approved as amended.

Dec 4: Carried: 13 to 0

Multifamily Housing Zoning at South Lancaster Road (Z245-155)

An application proposed rezoning property on the west side of South Lancaster Road to allow multifamily apartments and clustered housing, replacing the existing single-family zoning. The proposal would have increased residential density in the corridor and significantly changed the neighborhood's character. The City Plan Commission reviewed the matter multiple times over several months, but the case became inactive without a final zoning decision.

Jul 10: Carried: 10 to 4

TMM Development Single Family Zoning at Haymarket Road (Z845-372)

TMM Development, LLC requested to rezone a property near Haymarket Road from an Agricultural District to a Single Family Residential District (R-5(A)). The property was subject to deed restrictions that limited its agricultural use. The rezoning was approved on June 11, 2025.

Jun 11: Approved

HC Heavy Commercial Subdistrict at Cedar Springs Road (Z234-243)

The city considered a zoning application to establish a Planned Development Subdistrict for Heavy Commercial uses on property within the Oak Lawn Special Purpose District, bounded by Cedar Springs Road, Maple Avenue, and North Pearl Street. The proposal would have allowed HC Heavy Commercial zoning in this area of the city. The application was approved on March 26, 2025.

Mar 26: Approved

Monopole Cellular Tower at East Clarendon Drive (Z-25-000113)

A monopole cellular tower was proposed for a property on East Clarendon Drive in the Regional Retail zoning district, requiring a new Specific Use Permit. The tower would provide cellular communication infrastructure in an area where such use wasn't previously allowed without a permit. The city approved the proposal with amendments.

Dec 4: Carried: 13 to 0

Vehicle Auction and Storage Permit at Sheila and Lakefield (Z-25-000064)

An amendment to Specific Use Permit 2047 was approved to authorize a vehicle auction and storage facility at the corner of Sheila Lane and Lakefield Boulevard in an industrial zone. The permit amendment was approved on October 22, 2025.

Oct 22: Approved

Specific Use Permit Amendment at Algonquin Drive (Z-25-000006)

An amendment to Specific Use Permit No. 145 was approved to allow a government installation on Algonquin Drive, in an area zoned for single-family and community retail uses. Government facilities typically require special permits in single-family districts, making this amendment necessary to authorize the use. The proposal was approved on September 24, 2025.

Sep 24: Approved

HC Carlisle Building Planned Development Amendment at Lemmon Avenue (Z245-126)

HC Carlisle Building, LLC applied for changes to an existing planned development on Lemmon Avenue between Carlisle Street and Cole Avenue. The City Plan Commission and City Council reviewed the amendment. The proposal was approved on September 10, 2025.

Sep 10: Approved

Hampton Road Zoning Determination (25-1441A)

The City Plan Commission reviewed a zoning case to determine land-use permissions and development standards for a district area along Hampton Road between Wentworth Street and Brandon. The case remained under review but became inactive without reaching a final vote.

Apr 24: Carried: 10 to 2

Bar Lounge Specific Use Permit at Inwood Road (Z234-333)

A new Specific Use Permit application sought approval for an alcoholic beverage establishment (bar, lounge, or tavern) on Inwood Road in a Community Retail District zoned area. The proposal was considered through the planning and zoning process to ensure compatibility with the surrounding corridor. The permit was approved as amended on April 23, 2025.

Apr 23: Approved As Amended

PDD 512 Amendment at East Stark and Seagoville (Z-25-000161)

An amendment to Planned Development District No. 512 was proposed for the west corner of East Stark Road and Seagoville Road to accommodate changes to the existing zoning district. The proposal required a development plan and traffic management plan as conditions for moving forward. The amendment was approved as amended on January 14, 2026.

Dec 10: Deferred

Regional Retail District at Hillcrest and LBJ (Z-25-000085)

A property at the southeast corner of Hillcrest Road and LBJ Freeway was proposed to be rezoned from Neighborhood Office District to Regional Retail District. The application included deed restrictions volunteered by the applicant to address potential concerns from nearby residents and the city. The rezoning was approved as amended on December 10, 2025.

Dec 10: Approved As Amended

Deed Restriction Termination at N. Masters Drive and Bruton Road (25-2469A)

An application proposed terminating deed restrictions and establishing a Neighborhood Service District on property zoned Community Retail District at the northwest corner of N. Masters Drive and Bruton Road. The change sought to remove development restrictions affecting the site's future use and neighborhood character. The City Plan Commission reviewed the proposal but the matter stalled without a final decision.

Sep 18: Carried: 14 to 0

Planned Development District Amendment at IH-635 and Valley View Lane (Z234-271)

Suzan Kedron and Victoria Morris sought an amendment to Planned Development District No. 143 at the northwest corner of IH-635 and Valley View Lane, with changes to the development, landscape, and traffic management plans. The amendment affected how the site could be developed and required compliance with modified conditions and management strategies. The City Council approved the amendment on April 23, 2025.

Apr 23: Approved

Commercial Motor Vehicle Parking Specific Use Permit (Z-25-000152)

An application sought a Specific Use Permit to allow commercial motor vehicle parking on a property zoned Commercial Service District in connection with a radio, television, or microwave tower facility. The city council denied the application without prejudice.

Dec 4: Carried: 13 to 0

MU-1 Mixed Use Zoning at LBJ Freeway (Z-25-000083)

The city is considering rezoning property along LBJ Freeway from Neighborhood Office District to Mixed Use District, which would allow commercial and residential development on the site. This corridor location near a major highway presents opportunities for mixed-use development while affecting how the area transitions from office to mixed uses. The City Plan Commission and City Council are reviewing the rezoning application and deed restrictions.

Nov 12: Deferred

The Crossing at Clear Creek PDD Amendment at North Walton Walker Boulevard (Z-25-000111)

The Crossing at Clear Creek sought an amendment to Planned Development District 1113 on North Walton Walker Boulevard. The amendment was reviewed by both the City Plan Commission and City Council before receiving approval on November 12, 2025.

Nov 12: Approved

Community Retail District at Webb Chapel and Royal Lane (Z245-143)

An applicant proposed establishing a Neighborhood Service District with deed restrictions on property zoned for single-family residences at the northeast corner of Webb Chapel Road and Royal Lane. The zoning change would have modified permitted uses for the corridor property at this intersection. The proposal was approved on August 27, 2025.

Aug 27: Approved

Multifamily District at West Camp Wisdom Road (Z889-187)

A property on West Camp Wisdom Road between Clark Road and Royal Cedar Way was proposed to be rezoned from agricultural and neighborhood service districts to allow multifamily residential development. The rezoning would permit apartment-style housing on land that had previously been restricted to agricultural or lower-intensity uses. The proposal was approved on April 9, 2025.

Apr 9: Approved

Public School Specific Use Permit, South Dallas (Z-25-000168)

A proposal sought a Specific Use Permit to establish a public school on property zoned for multifamily housing in South Dallas. The permit was necessary because schools are not a standard permitted use in multifamily districts, requiring the city to evaluate the proposed change to the neighborhood's zoning. The proposal was approved by the City Council on February 25, 2026.

Dec 4: Carried: 13 to 0

Planned Development District at Walnut Hill Lane (Z-25-000021)

A proposal to create a planned development district at the intersection of Walnut Hill Lane and Betty Jane Lane was reviewed. The planned development district would have allowed different single-family residential uses on property currently zoned for traditional single-family development. The proposal was denied without prejudice on November 12, 2025, meaning it could be resubmitted in the future.

Nov 12: Denied Without Prejudice

Adult Day Care Facility at Wadsworth Drive (Z245-177)

A Specific Use Permit amendment was requested to allow an adult day care facility at the intersection of Wadsworth Drive and East Ledbetter Drive, a property zoned for single-family residences. The amendment would have enabled a non-residential use in a residential zone, a change that could affect the character of the neighborhood. The amendment was approved as modified on August 13, 2025, for a ten-year permit period.

Aug 13: Approved As Amended

DLF Denton Planned Development at Manor Way (Z234-326)

DLF Denton, LLC applied for an amendment to Planned Development District No. 917 on Manor Way, between Maple Avenue and Denton Drive. The City Plan Commission and City Council reviewed the zoning modification to ensure it met development standards for the corridor. The amendment was approved with amended conditions.

Mar 26: Approved As Amended

Specific Use Permit Amendment for Bar and Dance Hall (Z-25-000020)

The city approved an amendment to a Specific Use Permit to authorize an alcoholic beverage establishment (bar, lounge, or tavern) combined with an indoor dance hall on property zoned FWMU-3. The proposal underwent review by the City Plan Commission and City Council.

Dec 10: Approved As Amended

Duplex Zoning at East Kirnwood Drive (Z245-149)

A property owner sought to rezone land on the south line of East Kirnwood Drive from a Single Family District to a Duplex District, which would allow the construction of duplex units in place of single-family homes. The City Plan Commission and City Council both reviewed and supported the request. The zoning change was approved in August 2025.

Aug 27: Approved

Drive-Through Restaurant Specific Use Permit at Maple and Hawthorne (Z234-279)

A drive-through restaurant was proposed at the corner of Maple Avenue and Hawthorne Avenue in the Oak Lawn Special Purpose District. The property's zoning designation required approval for this type of use. The City Council approved the proposal.

Jun 11: Approved

New Subdistrict at North Beckley Avenue (Z234-262)

A new zoning subdistrict was proposed for property near North Beckley Avenue in an area containing agricultural, industrial manufacturing, and planned development zones. The change would create a new Subdistrict 1A designation within Planned Development District No. 714. The proposal was approved.

Jun 11: Approved

Mainul Khan Multifamily Zoning at John West Road (Z234-323)

Mainul Khan requested a zoning change on John West Road from Community Retail District to Multifamily District zoning to enable residential development. The change would convert commercially-zoned land into apartments or condominiums in the corridor. The zoning change was approved on May 14, 2025.

May 14: Approved

Public School Specific Use Permit at East Ledbetter Drive (Z-25-000003)

A public school sought a Specific Use Permit to operate at property bounded by East Ledbetter Drive and Veterans Drive, located in a single-family residential zone. The permit required special zoning approval because schools are not typically permitted to operate in residential districts without additional authorization. The proposal was approved as amended on February 25, 2026.

Dec 10: Deferred

Specific Use Permit Amendment at Bruton Road (Z-25-000119)

A restaurant on Bruton Road sought permission to sell alcoholic beverages under its Specific Use Permit, which required city approval due to state and local regulations governing alcohol sales. The proposal was approved on January 28, 2026.

Dec 4: Carried: 13 to 0

Metrocare Services Multifamily Rezoning at Southgate Lane (Z245-190)

An application sought to rezone property on Southgate Lane from Community Retail to Multifamily District to enable Metrocare Services to develop multifamily housing. The property, located on the east line of Southgate Lane between Elam Road and Marvel Drive, was under review by the City Plan Commission. The matter became inactive before reaching a final vote.

Sep 4: Carried: 13 to 0

Buckner Boulevard Vehicle Display Specific Use Permit (Z245-125)

An application sought approval for a vehicle display, sales, and service facility within the Buckner Boulevard Special Purpose District. The matter required review by both the City Plan Commission and City Council. The proposal was denied without prejudice.

Jun 11: Denied Without Prejudice

Specific Use Permit for Alcoholic Beverages at Simpson Stuart Road (Z234-334)

An application sought approval to sell alcoholic beverages at a Community Retail District property on the southeast corner of Simpson Stuart Road, which required a Specific Use Permit due to the district's Liquor Control Overlay. The permit allows this higher-impact commercial use in a retail corridor, subject to zoning review. The proposal was approved as amended by the City Council on April 23, 2025.

Apr 23: Approved As Amended

Niraj Puri Townhouse District at North Hampton Road and Calypso Street (Z167-361)

Niraj Puri sought to change zoning on the southeast corner of North Hampton Road and Calypso Street from Neighborhood Office to Townhouse District and remove deed restrictions limiting the property's use. The change would allow residential townhouse development at a location previously restricted to office use. The proposal was approved on April 23, 2025.

Apr 23: Approved

Specific Use Permit Renewal for Alcohol Sales (Z234-111)

A renewal application sought to continue allowing the sale of alcoholic beverages at a small food or general merchandise store in a light industrial zone. The permit was important for maintaining an existing commercial use in the district. The renewal was approved on March 26, 2025.

Mar 26: Approved

Planned Development Subdistrict at West Commerce/Fort Worth Avenue (Z234-291)

A new Planned Development Subdistrict was established within Planned Development District No. 714, affecting property zoned in the West Commerce Street and Fort Worth Avenue area bounded by West Commerce Street, Haslett Street, Yorktown Street, and Pittman Street. The rezoning was reviewed by both the City Plan Commission and City Council to allow for the modified development subdistrict designation. The proposal was approved on February 26, 2025.

Feb 26: Approved

Private Game Club Zoning Definition (DCA201-011)

A proposed amendment to Dallas's zoning code sought to define a new use category called 'private game clubs' within the recreation and entertainment sections. This clarification would have specified how such clubs are regulated across different zoning districts. The amendment was reviewed by the City Plan Commission but stalled before reaching a final city council vote.

Nov 20: Item was not heard

Multifamily Zoning at Paducah Avenue (Z-25-000050)

A property on the northwest line of Paducah Avenue, between South Denley Drive and South Lancaster Road, was proposed to be rezoned from Community Retail District to Multifamily District (MF-1(A)), allowing residential development on a site previously designated for retail. The rezoning would have changed the character and permitted uses in this corridor area. The proposal was approved as amended on August 27, 2025.

Aug 27: Approved As Amended

Late-Hours Restaurant Amendment at Greenville Avenue (Z-25-000180)

An amendment to Specific Use Permit 1905 was approved to allow a late-hours restaurant without drive-in or drive-through service on property zoned Planned Development District 842 on the west side of Greenville Avenue. The proposed use required a permit modification because of its late operating hours and the property's zoning restrictions. The amendment was approved on January 14, 2026.

Dec 4: Carried: 13 to 0

Stephan Specific Use Permit at Plaza Boulevard (Z-25-000044)

Stephan sought a Specific Use Permit to develop a handicapped group dwelling unit on property zoned for single-family homes on Plaza Boulevard, between Linda Lane and La Flor Lane. This required special approval because the proposed use didn't align with the lot's zoning designation, which restricts development to single-family residences. The Specific Use Permit was approved on September 24, 2025.

Sep 24: Approved

Class A Dance Hall at Singleton and Peoria (Z245-134)

A Specific Use Permit renewal was requested for a Class A dance hall at the northwest corner of Singleton Boulevard and Peoria Avenue, in a Community Retail District zone. The permit allows commercial amusement operations at this location. The renewal was approved on June 25, 2025.

Jun 25: Approved

Specific Use Permit at Marsh Lane (Z245-109)

A Specific Use Permit was proposed for a private recreation center on property along Marsh Lane near Monet Place in a Neighborhood Service District. Such permits require special zoning approval for uses that don't fit standard district regulations. The proposal was approved as amended on June 11, 2025.

Jun 11: Approved As Amended

Mesquite Tree Service Commercial Service District at Quietwood Drive (Z234-345)

Mesquite Tree Service, LLC sought to rezone a property on Quietwood Drive from single-family residential zoning to a Commercial Service District. The change would have converted land between Interstate 20 and Kingsland Road to allow commercial uses. The proposal was approved on April 23, 2025.

Apr 23: Approved

Liquor Sales Specific Use Permit Amendment at Kleberg Road (Z-25-000115)

An application sought to amend Specific Use Permit No. 2480 to allow the sale of alcoholic beverages on property zoned Community Retail District at the northeast corner of Kleberg Road. The proposed expansion of alcohol service at this retail location required approval from both the City Plan Commission and City Council. The proposal was denied.

Nov 6: Carried: 15 to 0

Planned Development & Mini-Warehouse Zoning (Z234-277)

An application proposed a planned development district for nonresidential uses alongside a mixed-use district with a specific use permit for mini-warehouse development, while maintaining a D-1 Liquor Control Overlay across the areas. The proposal went through multiple City Plan Commission votes but stalled without reaching a final decision. The matter has remained inactive with no recent activity.

Apr 10: Carried: 12 to 0

Ani Paraphernalia Shop at N. Cockrell Hill Road and I-30 Frontage Road (Z-25-000081)

Ani applied for a Specific Use Permit to open a paraphernalia shop at the northeast corner of N. Cockrell Hill Road and I-30 Frontage Road on property zoned as Planned Development District 810. The proposal required approval from the City Plan Commission and City Council. The permit was approved as amended.

Sep 24: Approved As Amended

South Dallas F-Residential Transition District (Z245-103)

A zoning application sought to change a property in the South Dallas/Fair Park area from single-family residential zoning to an F-Residential Transition Subdistrict, which would allow different types of residential development on the site. The rezoning required approval from both the City Plan Commission and City Council to move forward. The proposal was approved by City Council on May 28, 2025.

May 28: Approved

Clay Academy Zoning Amendment at Potters House Way and Truth Drive (Z245-148)

Clay Academy, Inc. applied for an amendment to Planned Development District No. 655 at the southwest corner of Potters House Way and Truth Drive, with the city planning staff recommending approval pending an amended conceptual plan. The proposal was approved by the City Council.

Mar 26: Approved

MU-1 Mixed Use Planned Development (Z834-123)

A Planned Development District application sought to rezone property to allow Mixed Use (MU-1) development and terminate existing deed restrictions on a site previously designated for Regional Retail uses. This change would have permitted mixed-use development instead of retail-only uses on the property. The proposal was approved by the City Council on March 26, 2025.

Mar 26: Approved

Multifamily District at Ithaca Street (Z-25-000040)

A property on the north line of Ithaca Street between Ivanhoe Lane and Brundrette Street was proposed to be rezoned from Industrial Research to Multifamily District, enabling housing development on land previously zoned for industrial use. The rezoning would allow residential construction in an area that had been restricted to industrial and research facilities. The proposal was approved in October 2025.

Oct 22: Approved

Turnquist Trust Multifamily at South Cockrell Hill Road (Z-25-000147)

An application proposed rezoning property on South Cockrell Hill Road from single-family to multifamily district to allow for higher-density residential development. The city staff recommended approval, which would have permitted the Michele Ann Turnquist Exempt Trust to develop multifamily housing on the currently zoned single-family parcel. The matter was under review by the City Plan Commission but stalled without reaching a final decision.

Dec 4: Carried: 13 to 0

Late-Hours Bar Permit at Greenville and Ross (Z-25-000128)

A Specific Use Permit amendment was approved to allow a late-hours bar, lounge, or tavern on property at the west line of Greenville Avenue, near Ross Avenue. The property is zoned as a Planned Development District, which required approval for such alcohol-serving uses. The permit amendment was approved on December 10, 2025.

Dec 10: Approved

Bar and Dance Hall Specific Use Permit Renewal (Z234-329)

The property owner sought renewal of a Specific Use Permit to continue operating an alcoholic beverage establishment (bar, lounge, or tavern) combined with a dance hall. This type of permit renewal allows the city to evaluate compliance with zoning regulations for mixed-use properties. The permit renewal was denied by the City Council on June 11, 2025.

Jun 11: Denied

Specific Use Permit Renewal for Wood Processing (Z056-308)

An application sought to renew a Specific Use Permit for wood or lumber processing operations on industrial-zoned property. The renewal was considered by the City Plan Commission and City Council over two separate votes. The proposal was denied without prejudice on May 28, 2025.

May 28: Denied Without Prejudice

Deed Restriction Termination at Bruton Road (Z834-294)

An application proposed to terminate Deed Restriction Z834-294, a long-standing limit on how property in the Community Retail District on Bruton Road could be used. Removing the restriction would have allowed the owner to pursue different commercial or development opportunities in this corridor area. The matter was under review by the City Plan Commission and City Council but did not reach a final vote and is no longer active.

Apr 9: Hearing Closed

Motor Vehicle Fueling Station at West Davis Street (Z234-327)

An application proposed to establish a motor vehicle fueling station on property along West Davis Street in a Light Commercial/Office zone. The City Plan Commission reviewed the proposal to assess compliance with local zoning regulations. The review process stalled without reaching a final decision.

Feb 6: Carried: 11 to 0

Hampton Road Zoning District (Z189-349)

The city considered rezoning an area along Hampton Road between Wentworth Street to determine proper zoning designations, use, and development standards for the district. Such zoning changes would affect what uses and density of development could occur in the area. The proposal was approved as amended on August 13, 2025.

Aug 13: Approved As Amended

PDD No. 598 Subdistrict Amendment at West Wheatland Road (Z245-210)

An application proposed creating a new subdistrict within Planned Development District No. 598 on property along West Wheatland Road, between South Polk Street and South Hampton Road, north of LBJ Freeway. The proposal underwent City Plan Commission review but stalled without reaching final approval.

Aug 7: Carried: 13 to 0

Alcoholic Beverage Permit at Kleberg Road and Carleta Street (25-3484A)

An application proposed an amendment to a Specific Use Permit to allow the sale of alcoholic beverages at the northeast corner of Kleberg Road and Carleta Street. The property is zoned for community retail uses with a liquor control overlay, designed to regulate such businesses in that corridor. The proposal was considered by the City Plan Commission but remained inactive without a final decision.

Dec 4: Carried: 13 to 0

Anish Townhouses at Colonial and Driskell (Z-25-000038)

Anish applied to rezone property at the corner of Colonial Avenue and Driskell Street from single-family residential to townhouse subdistrict zoning to enable townhouse development. The property sits within South Dallas Fair Park Special Purpose District, an area designated for mixed-use and residential growth. The city council approved the rezoning on September 24, 2025.

Sep 24: Approved

Specific Use Permit at North Masters Drive and Tokowa Drive (Z245-115)

A Specific Use Permit was sought to sell alcoholic beverages at a small food and general merchandise store at North Masters Drive and Tokowa Drive. The property's special zoning with liquor control oversight required city approval before any alcohol sales could proceed. The proposal was approved.

Jun 11: Approved

Planned Development District at Preston and Belt Line (25-325A)

An application proposed to change zoning for property at the southeast corner of Preston Road and Belt Line Road from Community Retail District to a Planned Development District, allowing mixed-use development at the site. The proposal would have enabled a mix of commercial and residential uses at this significant intersection. The case was reviewed by the City Plan Commission but became inactive without reaching a final resolution.

Feb 6: Carried: 11 to 0

Sewdat Persaud Commercial Service District at Bonnie View Road (Z-25-000045)

Sewdat Persaud is seeking to rezone a property south of East Overton Road from Community Retail District to Commercial Service District, which would allow commercial services uses on the site. The change would affect an area between Bonnie View Road and East Illinois Avenue within the commercial corridor. The City Plan Commission is reviewing the application.

Jul 10: Carried: 14 to 0

MU-3 Mixed Use District at Martin Luther King Jr. (Z245-200)

An application proposed rezoning a corner site on Martin Luther King Jr. within the South Dallas/Fair Park Special Purpose District as a MU-3 Mixed Use District, with consideration of alternative Form subdistrict options. The proposal was under review by the City Plan Commission but stalled without a final decision.

Oct 9: Carried: 10 to 0

Zoning Postponement Process Amendment (DCA245-006)

The city considered removing Section 51A-4.701(e), which established an automatic postponement process for zoning amendment applications. This change would have eliminated postponements that occurred without discretionary judgment, giving the city more control over the timing of zoning cases. The proposal was denied.

Aug 13: Denied

Remove Postponement Process for Zoning Amendments (25-1755A)

A code amendment sought to eliminate Section 51A-4.701(e), which governs postponements in the zoning amendment process. The City Plan Commission and Zoning Ordinance Advisory Committee both recommended approval. The proposal was under review but stalled without reaching a final vote.

May 22: Carried: 9 to 4

Concrete Crushing and Batching Permit Renewal (25-1577A)

An application proposed to renew and amend Specific Use Permit No. 2078 for concrete and asphalt crushing and batching operations on an Industrial Manufacturing zoned property. The use was classified as potentially incompatible and required City Plan Commission approval. The matter was under review in 2025 but has since stalled with no recent activity toward a final decision.

Jun 26: Carried: 13 to 0

Schultz Planned Development Amendment at West Mockingbird Lane (Z245-117)

Chris Schultz sought an amendment to Planned Development District No. 1065 for property on West Mockingbird Lane east of Elmbrook Drive. Planned Development District amendments modify the specific zoning conditions and development allowances for properties. The amendment was approved by the City Council on June 11, 2025.

Jun 11: Approved

Industrial Concrete Crushing at Luna Road (Z234-288)

An application proposed to allow concrete and asphalt crushing operations on a property zoned for industrial manufacturing, with a Specific Use Permit requested for this use on Luna Road. The City Plan Commission reviewed the request across two hearings but the matter stalled without reaching a final decision. The use was flagged as potentially incompatible with the existing zoning district designation.

Jun 26: Carried: 13 to 0

Metal Salvage Facility Specific Use Permit at Singleton Boulevard (Z245-159)

A metal salvage facility sought approval for a Specific Use Permit on property zoned Industrial Manufacturing on the north side of Singleton Boulevard between Pluto Street and Norwich Street. The project required site plan approval and adherence to operational standards for the industrial district. The Specific Use Permit was approved on June 11, 2025.

Jun 11: Approved

Stacy Family Capital CR District at Webb Chapel and Royal Lane (25-1752A)

Stacy Family Capital, LLC applied to rezone property at the northeast corner of Webb Chapel Road and Royal Lane from single-family to a Community Retail District with deed restrictions. The proposal would have introduced retail commercial development into a residential neighborhood. The City Plan Commission voted against the application, and the matter stalled without further advancement.

May 22: Carried: 13 to 0

MU-3 Mixed Use District at Dallas North Tollway (Z234-229)

The City Council approved a zoning change to allow a Mixed Use District (MU-3) with deed restrictions on property at the northeast and northwest corners of Dallas North Tollway. The change permitted mixed-use development on land previously zoned for retail, affecting how the site could be developed and used. The proposal was approved on March 26, 2025.

Mar 26: Approved

Commercial Service District at Royal Lane (Z245-174)

The city considered an application to establish a Commercial Service District with deed restrictions on property zoned as Planned Development District No. 635 on the north side of Royal Lane. This zoning change required the applicant to accept deed restrictions as a condition of approval. The proposal was approved on September 10, 2025.

Sep 10: Approved

Reyes Gamino Commercial Service District at Data Drive and Executive Drive (Z234-297)

Reyes Gamino applied to establish a Commercial Service District and deed restrictions on property at the southwest corner of Data Drive and Executive Drive. The application proposed modifying the property's zoning classification and establishing deed-based restrictions on future development. The City Council approved the application on June 25, 2025.

Jun 25: Approved

Neighborhood Service District at North Masters Drive and Bruton Road (Z-25-000099)

The city council considered establishing a Neighborhood Service District on the property at the northwest corner of North Masters Drive and Bruton Road, which would create a special taxing area to fund local services and improvements for that corridor. A Neighborhood Service District allows property owners to collectively fund neighborhood-specific infrastructure and services beyond standard city services. The proposal was approved as amended on January 28, 2026.

Nov 12: Deferred

Bautista Lara Neighborhood Office at Lake June Road (Z245-185)

Diana Bautista Lara's application proposed rezoning property on Lake June Road from single-family residential to a Neighborhood Office District. The city planning staff recommended denial of the application. The matter stalled without a final city council vote.

Jul 10: Carried: 14 to 0

Bianchi House Historic Overlay (Z189-161)

The city considered an application for a Historic Overlay for the Bianchi House at 4503 Reiger Avenue. The overlay would have provided legal protections to preserve the historic building. The application was denied without prejudice on April 9, 2025.

Apr 9: Denied Without Prejudice

Concrete and Asphalt Crushing Specific Use Permit (Z234-337)

A proposal to renew and amend Specific Use Permit No. 2078 sought to allow concrete and asphalt crushing and batching operations on an industrially zoned property. The matter proceeded through a public hearing and City Council review. The City Council denied the application without prejudice.

Dec 10: Denied Without Prejudice

Commercial Amusement Specific Use Permit (Z234-315)

A Specific Use Permit was requested to allow a commercial amusement facility (indoors) on property within Planned Development District No. 534. The proposal went through a public hearing and City Council review. The permit was approved as amended on March 26, 2025.

Mar 26: Approved As Amended

Zachariah Manning Multifamily at Forest Lane (Z234-331)

Zachariah Manning applied to rezone a property on Forest Lane from single-family to multifamily zoning, enabling apartment-style development in place of single-family residential use. The proposed change would have increased housing density along a corridor currently zoned for single-family homes. The City Plan Commission reviewed the application with staff recommending approval, but the matter stalled without a final decision.

Service Station Specific Use Permit at South Cockrell Hill Road (Z234-224)

An application proposed a Specific Use Permit to establish a service station on the east side of South Cockrell Hill Road, south of Corral Drive, which required an amendment to Planned Development District 234. The City Council held multiple hearings to review the proposal, but the matter became inactive without a final decision.

Mar 26: Hearing Closed

Radio Tower Specific Use Permit (Z234-287)

A Specific Use Permit application sought to allow construction of a radio, television, or microwave tower on agricultural property with consideration for rezoning to light industrial and commercial service districts. The tower would have changed how the agricultural land was used and could have affected nearby residents through infrastructure development. The application was approved on March 26, 2025.

Mar 26: Approved

Deed Restriction Amendment at South Hampton Road (Z856-107)

An application proposed to amend deed restrictions on property zoned for industrial research use along South Hampton Road. The request was under review by the City Council through multiple hearings, but the matter stalled without resolution.

Feb 12: Hearing Closed

MU-3 Mixed Use District at South R. L. Thornton Freeway (Z234-144)

A property on the east side of South R. L. Thornton Freeway was proposed for rezoning from Planned Development District No. 69 to a Mixed Use (MU-3) district, with the applicant offering deed restrictions to guide future development. The change would have enabled mixed residential and commercial uses on the site. The proposal was approved as amended on February 12, 2025.

Feb 12: Approved As Amended

Valle Brothers Commercial Service District at South Ledbetter Drive (Z245-196)

An application proposed to establish a Commercial Service District on property along South Ledbetter Drive that was zoned for multifamily and single-family residential use. City staff recommended denying the application, citing concerns about compatibility with the neighborhood's residential zoning. The matter was under review by the City Plan Commission but stalled without a final decision.

Jul 10: Carried: 14 to 0

Planned Development District on Marvin D Love Freeway (Z-25-000046)

An application to create a planned development district on property currently zoned for neighborhood office use was proposed at the intersection of Marvin D Love Freeway and West Camp Wisdom Road. City staff recommended denying the application, citing concerns about the proposed development's compatibility with the surrounding area. The City Council approved the proposal on August 27, 2025.

Aug 27: Approved

Homeless Initiatives Quarterly Report (25-1853A)

A quarterly report on homeless initiatives in Dallas was submitted for review, covering programs and strategies led by the Office of Homeless Solutions and Housing Forward. The report detailed the city's ongoing response to homelessness through prevention and housing initiatives. The matter remained inactive following committee consideration without reaching a resolution.

Townhouse District at Bonnie View Road (25-1026A)

An application proposed rezoning a corridor property near Bonnie View Road to allow TH-3(A) Townhouse District development with deed restrictions, changing from Single Family and Industrial Research Districts. The proposal sought to increase residential density by introducing townhouses to an area previously limited to single-family and industrial uses. The City Plan Commission reviewed the application but it remained inactive without reaching a final decision.

Mar 20: Carried: 13 to 0

WDA Properties Mixed Use District at Singleton and Navaro (Z245-106)

WDA Properties applied to rezone property at the northeast corner of Singleton Boulevard and Navaro Street from Community Retail District to Mixed Use District. The zoning change would have allowed a mix of residential and commercial development on the site, with restrictions proposed by the applicant. The application was under review by the City Plan Commission but the matter became inactive without final approval.

Feb 20: Carried: 14 to 0

Dance Hall at West Camp Wisdom Road (Z234-239)

A Specific Use Permit was approved to allow an indoor dance hall on property along the north side of West Camp Wisdom Road between South Cockrell Hill Road and American Way. The project required City Council zoning approval. The application was approved as amended on January 22, 2025.

Jan 22: Approved As Amended

Planned Development District 456 Expansion at Forest Road (Z234-280)

The City Council considered an amendment to expand the existing Planned Development District No. 456 in the area bounded by Forest Road and Sky, which would modify zoning regulations for the affected property. The expansion required public input and City Council approval. The proposal was approved on January 22, 2025.

Jan 22: Approved

Philip Lang Commercial Service District at Burbank Street (Z234-340)

An application by Philip Lang, 2722 Burbank LLC, proposed changing zoning on a Burbank Street property from Community Retail and Industrial Research districts to a Commercial Service District. The property sits on the southeast side of Burbank Street, between Thurston and Denton Drive, and city planning staff recommended the zoning change. The matter went before the City Plan Commission but stalled without a final decision.

Mar 20: Carried: 12 to 0

Car Wash at Tatum Avenue and West Davis (25-3359A)

An application proposed a new car wash with a zoning change to Medium Commercial/Office Subdistrict and a Specific Use Permit on property in Planned Development District 631. The project would have brought a commercial use to the northwest corner of Tatum Avenue and West Davis, requiring approval from the City Plan Commission. The matter stalled after a planning commission vote in November 2025 and remained inactive.

Nov 20: Carried: 15 to 0

FIFA World Cup Truck Staging Lease at South Lamar (25-2849A)

The city authorized an eight-month lease with CCH Lamar Partners I, LP for approximately 114,000 square feet at 840 and 944 South Lamar Street to serve as truck staging and marshalling space for the FIFA World Cup, as well as for broadcasting and city staff operations. This facility provided essential logistics infrastructure for hosting the international soccer tournament. The city council approved the lease agreement.

Oct 22: Approved As An Individual Item

South Dallas Fair Park Area Plan (25-1977A)

The City Council reviewed an updated area plan for the South Dallas Fair Park neighborhood, bounded by Haskell Avenue to the north and Botham Jean Boulevard to the south, to establish development guidelines and land use standards for the area. The plan aimed to shape the future growth and character of this part of south Dallas. The proposal was approved as amended.

Jun 25: Approved As Amended

Townhouse District and Deed Restrictions at Bonnie View Road (25-1421A)

An application proposed rezoning property near Bonnie View Road to allow a Townhouse District, with deed restrictions on adjacent single-family and industrial parcels. The proposal would have changed how developers could use multiple residential and industrial zones in the area. After City Plan Commission review, the application stalled and has remained inactive without a final decision.

Apr 24: Carried: 11 to 0

Car Wash and Subdistrict Change at Tatum Avenue (25-3501A)

An application proposed a Medium Commercial/Office zoning subdistrict change and a Specific Use Permit for a car wash on the northwest corner of Tatum Avenue within the West Davis Special Purpose District. The property was initially zoned Light Commercial/Office Area 1, and the proposal required special approval to permit commercial car wash use in that area. The City Plan Commission reviewed the request but the matter went inactive before a final decision.

Dec 4: Carried: 13 to 0

Chernock Townhouse Project at North Boulevard Terrace and Plymouth Road (25-3357A)

Christian Chernock applied for a zoning change to allow multifamily residential development on property currently zoned for single-family homes, located between North Boulevard Terrace and Plymouth Road. The City Plan Commission recommended approval as a Townhouse District instead, which would have enabled medium-density townhouse development on the site. The matter stalled without further action after the initial recommendation.

Nov 20: Carried: 15 to 0

Pearl Street and Flora Street Intersection Improvements (25-2807A)

The city and the Dallas Arts District Foundation established a memorandum of understanding for the Foundation to contribute advance funding toward construction improvements at the Pearl Street and Flora Street intersection. The project required a formal partnership agreement and construction services contract between the city and the Foundation to coordinate the work. The city council approved the memorandum of understanding on October 22, 2025.

Oct 22: Approved

Street Resurfacing Contract Increase for FIFA World Cup (25-2610A)

The city authorized an increase to its street resurfacing contract with Estrada Concrete Company to fund additional street maintenance and construction work needed to prepare streets for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and advance roadway pavement treatments scheduled for fiscal year 2026. This work was important to ensure the city's streets and infrastructure were in good condition for the major international event while also advancing the city's regular roadway maintenance plans. The City Council approved this contract increase on October 22, 2025.

Oct 22: Approved

Pearl and Flora Streets Intersection Improvements (25-3026A)

A partnership was proposed between the City of Dallas and the Dallas Arts District Foundation to provide advance funding for construction improvements at the Pearl and Flora Streets intersection. The project sought to fund infrastructure work at this location in downtown Dallas. The proposal stalled without final approval.

Christian Chernock Townhouse District at North Boulevard Terrace (25-2872A)

Christian Chernock's application sought to rezone a single-family property near North Boulevard Terrace and Plymouth Road to allow a townhouse district. The change would have enabled denser residential development compared to the existing single-family zoning, affecting the neighborhood's character and housing options. The City Plan Commission did not reach a final decision, and the matter stalled without approval.

Oct 9: Carried: 10 to 0

Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Manager Agreement (25-2247A)

The City Council approved a supplemental services agreement with McKissack & McKissack, Inc. for additional project management and owner's representative services on Component Three of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas master plan. These additional services supported the ongoing implementation and renovation of the Convention Center facility. The agreement was approved as an individual item by the City Council.

Sep 24: Approved As An Individual Item

Convention Center Insurance Authorization (25-2501A)

The City authorized its insurance broker, Marsh USA, LLC, to purchase insurance policies for the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center renovation and expansion project, covering commercial general and excess liability and workers' compensation. This authorization protected the City against financial risk during the major renovation and expansion work. The proposal was approved on August 27, 2025.

Aug 27: Approved

Multifamily Planned Development at Grant and Denley (Z234-202)

The City Council reviewed a proposal to rezone property at the southwest corner of Grant Street and South Denley Drive from Single Family District zoning to a Planned Development District allowing multifamily residential uses. The rezoning would enable apartment or condominium development on a site that had previously been restricted to single-family homes. The proposal was approved on March 26, 2025.

Mar 26: Approved

Multifamily Planned Development at Grant Street (Z234-170)

A property on the south line of Grant Street, between Ridge Street and South Denley, was rezoned from single-family district to a Planned Development District allowing multifamily housing uses and standards. The rezoning was approved on March 26, 2025.

Mar 26: Approved

Multifamily Planned Development District at Grant and Front Streets (Z234-198)

A developer sought approval to rezone a property at the intersection of Grant and Front streets from single-family residential to multifamily use. The change would have allowed medium-density apartments or townhomes on a site previously restricted to single-family homes. The proposal was approved on March 26, 2025.

Mar 26: Approved

Specific Use Permit for Commercial Amusement at C.F. Hawn Freeway (25-330A)

An application proposed a specific use permit for an indoor commercial amusement facility on property near C.F. Hawn Freeway and Pleasant Drive, within a specially zoned planned development district. City planning staff recommended approval of the permit. The matter was reviewed by the City Plan Commission but became inactive without a final decision.

Jan 23: Carried: 13 to 0

Multifamily Mortgage Revenue Bonds (25-2968A)

The City Council authorized the issuance of multifamily residential mortgage revenue bonds to finance residential housing projects in the city. These bonds are a financing tool designed to support the development of rental housing for families. The proposal was approved on November 12, 2025.

Nov 12: Approved

Westmoreland Townhomes Low Income Housing Tax Credits (25-2951A)

Westmoreland Townhomes Limited Partnership applied to the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs for 4% Non-Competitive Low Income Housing Tax Credits to fund affordable housing development. The tax credits program helps offset construction costs for affordable rental housing projects. The application was approved.

Nov 12: Approved

Multifamily Residential Mortgage Revenue Bonds (25-1619A)

The City of Dallas sought to authorize the issuance of mortgage revenue bonds to fund multifamily residential housing development. The bonds would have provided financing for affordable housing projects across the city's corridor areas. The City Council held a hearing but the matter subsequently stalled without final council approval.

May 28: Aprpoved

Multifamily Mortgage Revenue Bonds (25-1622A)

The City Council authorized the issuance of multifamily residential mortgage revenue bonds to finance affordable housing development. These bonds allow the city to support private developers in building and preserving homes for lower-income residents at favorable interest rates. The authorization was approved on May 28, 2025.

May 28: Approved

Vehicle Display, Sales & Service Specific Use Permit at Conner Drive (25-1214A)

An application proposed a Specific Use Permit for a vehicle display, sales, and service facility on the west line of Conner Drive, south of Bruton Road. The property is located within the Buckner Boulevard Special Purpose District with multiple zoning designations that required City Plan Commission review. The matter became inactive before a final decision was reached.

Apr 10: Carried: 12 to 0

The Humphreys Mixed-Income Housing at Alpha Road (25-917A)

The Dallas Public Facility Corporation proposed to acquire, develop, and own The Humphreys, a 322-unit mixed-income residential development at 5339 Alpha Road. The project was designed to expand housing options in the city. The City Council approved the proposal.

Mar 26: Approved As An Individual Item

Multifamily Housing Revenue Bonds (25-120A)

The City Council authorized the issuance of multifamily housing mortgage revenue bonds to finance residential housing development. These tax-exempt bonds reduce financing costs for housing projects, making them more feasible to develop. The proposal was approved on January 22, 2025.

Jan 22: Approved

Regional Retail District at Ferguson Road (25-2732A)

An application proposed to designate a property at the south corner of Ferguson Road and Little Pocket Road as a Regional Retail District and to remove existing deed restrictions from the site. City staff recommended denying the retail district designation while approving the removal of the deed restrictions. The matter became inactive before reaching a final vote.

Sep 18: Carried: 14 to 0

KTC Holdings Planned Development at Marvin D Love Freeway (Z223-290)

An application proposed a new planned development district on the east line of Marvin D Love Freeway, north of West Camp Wisdom Road. City staff recommended denial of the project. The matter was referred to the City Plan Commission but stalled before reaching a final decision and has remained inactive.

Jun 26: Carried: 13 to 0

Melinda Garcia Care Facility Permit at Mexicana Road (25-3188A)

Melinda Garcia applied for a Specific Use Permit to operate a child or adult care facility on property zoned for single-family homes on Mexicana Road. The City Plan Commission reviewed the application to determine whether this use was compatible with the residential neighborhood. The matter became inactive before a final decision was reached.

Nov 6: Carried: 15 to 0

FY2026 Municipal Judge Timeline (25-2823A)

The Judicial Nomination Commission discussed the timeline and procedures for FY2026 municipal judge selections. The process is critical to ensuring qualified judicial leadership for the city. The matter was under review following hearings before the commission but stalled without final resolution.

Administrative Law Judge Appointments Update (25-2822A)

The Judicial Nomination Commission reviewed an update to the city's Administrative Law Judge appointments. The matter was under review but went inactive without reaching a final decision.

Multifamily District at Forest Land and Stults Road (25-2547A)

An application proposed to change the zoning on property at the southwest corner of Forest Land and Stults Road from Single Family District to a Multifamily District, allowing for higher-density housing on the site. The change would have permitted apartment or condo development instead of single-family homes or townhouses, affecting the neighborhood's character and density. The City Plan Commission voted on the proposal, but the matter subsequently became inactive with no further action taken.

Aug 21: Carried: 13 to 0

Alcoholic Beverage Permit at East Ledbetter Drive (Z-25-000061)

An amendment to Specific Use Permit No. 2316 sought to allow the sale of alcoholic beverages at a property on East Ledbetter Drive zoned for regional retail. Such amendments are significant because they determine where and how alcohol can be sold in the city. The City Council denied the amendment with prejudice.

Oct 8: Denied With Prejudice By Councilmembr Johnson

South Dallas Fair Park Area Plan (25-1685A)

The city is developing an area plan for the South Dallas corridor around Fair Park, bounded by Haskell Avenue to the north and Botham Jean Boulevard to the south. This plan will guide future zoning and development in the Fair Park area, affecting both land use and how the district grows.

May 28: Deferred

Mixed Use Development at Preston Road and Belt Line Road (Z212-358)

A proposal sought to rezone the southeast corner of Preston Road and Belt Line Road from Community Retail District to allow mixed use development. The change would have affected what types of businesses and uses were permitted at that corner location. The City Council approved the proposal as amended on March 26, 2025.

Mar 26: Approved As Amended

Amar Daddy Only Deed Restriction Termination at Bruton Road (25-865A)

Amar Daddy Only, Inc. sought to terminate a deed restriction on a property zoned Community Retail District along Bruton Road. The restriction limited how the property could be developed; its removal would have allowed more flexible use of the site. The application was under review by the City Plan Commission but stalled without a final decision.

Century Communities Deed Restriction Amendment at Middlefield Road (25-867A)

Century Communities applied to amend deed restrictions on a single-family zoned property at Middlefield Road. Deed restriction amendments can affect what uses or development are allowed on a property, making such requests important for neighbors and the city to evaluate. The City Plan Commission reviewed the application in March 2025, but the matter became inactive without reaching a final vote.

Mainul Khan Multifamily Zoning Amendment at John West Road (25-860A)

Mainul Khan applied to rezone a property on John West Road from Community Retail to Multifamily zoning, which would have allowed residential apartments on what was previously intended for retail use. The proposal was under review by the City Plan Commission but has stalled without reaching a final decision.

Lakewood Conservation District Zoning Change (Z212-315)

A zoning change was proposed for Tract IV of the Lakewood Conservation District No. 2, converting the property's classification from single-family residential zones to a conservation district. This change affected how the property could be developed and its future land use. The proposal was approved as amended.

Feb 26: Approved As Amended

River Oaks Corridor Zoning Amendment (Z067-152)

The City Council considered zoning designations, development standards, and regulations for an area near River Oaks Road. The amendment addressed land use and development potential in the corridor. The proposal was approved as amended on February 12, 2025.

Feb 12: Approved As Amended

Subarea II Zoning Determination (25-335A)

A hearing was proposed to determine the proper zoning classification for property in the North Cliff Conservation District, specifically Subarea II. The process was intended to establish appropriate zoning standards for property use and development in this conservation area. The matter came before the City Plan Commission but stalled without a final determination.

Jan 23: Carried: 15 to 0

Duplex at Garland Avenue (Z234-235)

An application sought to change zoning regulations to allow a duplex on property near Garland Avenue and Fairview Avenue, where single-family homes are currently the only permitted use. If approved, the change would have increased housing density in the area and amended land use rules within the Planned Development District. The proposal was denied.

Jan 8: Denied

Duplex Development at Garland Avenue (Z234-236)

An applicant sought to amend zoning restrictions to allow a duplex on property in Subarea A of Planned Development District No. 134 on Garland Avenue, where only single-family homes had been previously permitted. The proposal would have increased housing density in that corridor. The City Council denied the amendment on January 8, 2025.

Jan 8: Denied

MU-3 Mixed-Use Zoning at Gretna Street (Z234-281)

A property on Gretna Street zoned for industrial research was proposed for rezoning to allow mixed-use development (MU-3 district), which would permit a combination of residential, commercial, and office uses. The rezoning required a zoning variance and acceptance of deed restrictions to address impacts on surrounding properties. The proposal was approved on January 8, 2025.

Jan 8: Approved

Duplex Zoning Change at Wayne Street (Z234-238)

An application sought to change the zoning on a property at Wayne Street to allow a duplex instead of a single-family home. This zoning amendment would have permitted a different type of residential use on the site. The City Council denied the proposal.

Jan 8: Denied

Townhouse District at Seagoville Road (Z234-263)

A zoning change was proposed to allow townhouse development on a property along Seagoville Road that was previously zoned for retail use. The change would have shifted the site from a commercial retail district to residential townhouse development. The proposal was approved by the City Council on January 8, 2025.

Jan 8: Approved

Specific Use Permit for Bar and Dance Hall (Z234-265)

A specific use permit was sought to authorize a bar, lounge, or tavern with an indoor dance hall at property zoned Planned Development District No. 6. Special use permits for entertainment venues require city approval due to potential impacts on neighboring properties and community character. The permit was approved as amended on January 8, 2025.

Jan 8: Approved As Amended

Public School Specific Use Permit at E Ledbetter Drive (25-3189A)

An application proposed a new Specific Use Permit to allow a public school on property zoned for single-family homes in a residential area bounded by E Ledbetter Drive, Veterans Drive, 52nd Street, and Horizon Drive. The city plan commission held a vote on the proposal, but the matter has since become inactive with no further progress.

Nov 6: Carried: 15 to 0

Women's Museum Restoration Work (25-1892A)

The city authorized a work order with Phoenix I Restoration and Construction, LLC for construction services at The Women's Museum at 3800 Parry Avenue. The work was conducted under an existing Job Order Contract framework previously approved in November 2024. The work order was approved as an individual item on June 11, 2025.

Jun 11: Approved As An Individual Item

Private Recreation Center Permit at Marsh Lane (25-701A)

An application sought to permit a private recreation center, club, or recreational area in a Neighborhood Service District on the west line of Marsh Lane, south of Monet Place. The City Plan Commission was reviewing a Specific Use Permit that would have allowed the use for an initial five-year period with eligibility for automatic renewals. The matter stalled and remains inactive without final action.

Feb 20: Carried: 14 to 0

Convention Center Construction Manager (25-2026A)

The city approved a supplemental agreement with Dikita Enterprises, Inc. to manage design and construction services for Component Four of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas expansion. This contract provided project oversight for a significant phase of the convention center's capital improvements. The agreement was approved on September 24, 2025.

Sep 24: Approved As An Individual Item

Five-Year Financial Audit Contract (25-2607A)

The City authorized a five-year professional services contract to conduct independent audits of its financial operations and grant activities through fiscal year 2029. Regular independent audits ensure the City manages public funds responsibly and complies with financial regulations. The contract was approved on September 10, 2025.

Sep 10: Approved As An Individual Item

Convention Center Construction Manager Agreement (25-1698A)

The city authorized a construction management contract with HJ Russell - Phillips May - STSW, a joint venture, to oversee pre-construction and construction services for the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center's Component Four renovation and reconstruction project. The vendor was selected as the best value proposer through a competitive procurement process. The agreement was approved on June 25, 2025.

Jun 25: Approved As An Individual Item

Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Bridge Loan (25-1887A)

The City authorized a $1 billion bridge loan to finance the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas Venue Project, providing interim financing for the project's development. The bridge loan provided critical funding to advance the convention center venue project while longer-term financing arrangements were finalized. The ordinance was approved on June 11, 2025.

Jun 11: Approved

Atlético Dallas Cotton Bowl and Soccer Park Agreement (25-1906A)

The city approved three-year license and lease agreements allowing professional soccer team Atlético Dallas to use the Cotton Bowl and MoneyGram Soccer Park Complex, with options to extend for two additional one-year terms. These agreements provided facilities for the United Soccer League team's operations and matches in Dallas. The proposal was approved on June 11, 2025.

Jun 11: Approved As An Individual Item

Convention Center Construction Manager Supplement (25-1704A)

The city authorized a supplemental agreement with Trinity Alliance Ventures for the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas Master Plan construction project. The supplement confirmed the Guaranteed Maximum Price for the first phase of construction services, establishing the financial commitment for the major downtown convention center renovation. The City Council approved the agreement on June 11, 2025.

Jun 11: Approved

Convention Center and Auditorium Construction Manager (25-1695A)

The city authorized Beck Azteca, a joint venture, as the construction manager at risk for the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center and Dallas Memorial Auditorium renovation and reconstruction project. This major infrastructure initiative required professional pre-construction and construction services to oversee the complex modernization of both facilities. The proposal was approved as an individual item on May 28, 2025.

May 28: Approved As An Individual Item

Memorial Arena Design Services Supplement (25-1699A)

The city authorized a supplemental agreement with Gensler, an architectural firm, to provide additional design services for the Dallas Memorial Arena Practice Facility. The expanded services were needed to complete the facility's architectural and engineering design work. City council approved the supplemental agreement on May 28, 2025.

May 28: Approved As An Individual Item

State Infrastructure Bank Loan Agreement (25-1694A)

The city sought a $90 million loan through the State Infrastructure Bank with the Texas Department of Transportation to support infrastructure development. The loan would help fund major city projects and public improvements. The city council approved the loan agreement on May 28, 2025.

May 28: Approved As An Individual Item

Criado & Associates Engineering Services Supplement (25-1378A)

The city authorized a supplemental agreement to expand the professional engineering services contract with Criado & Associates, LLC, increasing the total contract value by approximately $1 million. The supplement covered additional engineering, survey, and subsurface utilities engineering work for a site-specific project. The contract modification was approved.

May 14: Approved

DART Sales Tax Funding Support (25-931A)

A resolution sought to express the city's support for full funding of the Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) system at the current one-percent sales tax level. This funding level is critical for maintaining regional public transportation services. The measure was reviewed by the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee but has remained inactive without further action.

Utility and Water Easement Abandonment (25-582A)

The city abandoned several utility, water, and sewer easements totaling approximately 12,492 square feet to Dallas Public Facility Corporation, the adjacent property owner. Easement abandonments remove restrictions that limit how property can be developed and used. The ordinance was approved.

Feb 26: Approved

Convention Center Design Services Contract (25-39A)

The city contracted with KAI Design to provide architecture and engineering design services for the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Master Plan Component Four, which involves renovation and reconstruction of the facility. The renovation project was important for modernizing this major civic venue and supporting Dallas's public event infrastructure. The contract was approved on January 8, 2025.

Jan 8: Approved

Dallas Memorial Auditorium Renovation Design Contract (25-38A)

The City contracted with Gensler to provide architectural and engineering design services for the Dallas Memorial Auditorium renovation, a key component of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Master Plan. This work was essential to the modernization of one of Dallas's historic cultural venues. The contract was approved as amended on January 8, 2025.

Jan 8: Approved As Amended

South Dallas Fair Park Area Plan (25-1587A)

A proposal sought to adopt the South Dallas Fair Park Area Plan, establishing zoning and development standards for the area bounded by Haskell Avenue to the north, Botham Jean Boulevard to the south, and two major rail corridors to the east and west. The plan was intended to guide redevelopment and preserve community character in South Dallas. The City Plan Commission reviewed the matter, which remained under review without final action.

May 8: Carried: 14 to 0

Torrington Forest Affordable Housing (25-2952A)

JPI Affordable Acquisition proposed Torrington Forest, a 248-unit affordable residential development that would receive Low Income Housing Tax Credits. The project was intended to expand the city's supply of housing accessible to lower-income residents. The City Council approved the proposal on November 12, 2025.

Nov 12: Approved

Tabor Village Affordable Housing (25-2950A)

Tabor Village Limited Partnership applied for 4% Non-Competitive Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) from the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs to develop affordable housing. This program provides tax credit financing that helps developers construct and preserve rental housing for residents with lower incomes. The application was approved by City Council.

Nov 12: Approved

Multifamily Residential Mortgage Revenue Bonds (25-2970A)

The City authorized the issuance of multifamily residential mortgage revenue bonds to provide financing for residential housing development. The bond program enabled the city to support multifamily housing projects through tax-exempt bond financing. The City Council approved the bond issuance on November 12, 2025.

Nov 12: Approved

Texas Homebuyer Program Bond Authority (25-2953A)

Dallas authorized its Housing Finance Corporation to delegate its authority to issue bonds to the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs for the Texas Homebuyer Program. This change allows the state agency to directly administer financing assistance for homebuyers across the region. The resolution was approved.

Nov 12: Approved

Multifamily Housing Revenue Bonds (25-2969A)

The City Council authorized the issuance of multifamily residential mortgage revenue bonds to finance housing development. These bonds provide funding for multifamily housing projects, supporting residential construction across the city. The proposal was approved on November 12, 2025.

Nov 12: Approved

Good Homes Dallas at North Stemmons Freeway (25-2955A)

The Dallas Public Facility Corporation seeks to acquire, develop, and own Good Homes Dallas, a mixed-income multifamily residential development at 6950 North Stemmons Freeway. The project includes a 75-year lease agreement with Good Homes Communities and would add new housing units to this location.

Nov 12: Deferred

Housing Resource Catalog and Tax Credit Program Amendment (25-2972A)

A proposed amendment sought to update the Dallas Housing Resource Catalog and Housing Tax Credit Program framework for the city's housing finance corporations. The changes aimed to improve how municipal housing programs allocate resources and tax credits. The matter was reviewed by the Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee but stalled without reaching a final decision.

Townhouse Subdistrict at Myrtle and Marburg (Z245-208)

An application proposed to rezone property at the corner of Myrtle Street and Marburg Street to allow townhouse development instead of single-family residences. The change would have increased residential density within the South Dallas Fair Park Special Purpose District. The matter became inactive without a final resolution.

Jul 10: Carried: 14 to 0

Godinez Commercial Service District at Royal Lane (25-2045A)

Sergio Godinez applied to establish a Commercial Service District on property along Royal Lane between Newkirk Street and Goodnight Lane. The City Plan Commission reviewed the proposal but it stalled without a final decision being implemented.

Jun 12: Carried: 13 to 0

Housing Finance Corporation Program Statements (25-1461A)

A public hearing was held to review proposed program statements for the Dallas Housing Finance Corporation and Dallas Public Facility Corporation. These statements were intended to establish operational guidelines and policies for how the corporations would manage housing finance and public facility initiatives for the city. The matter stalled without reaching a final decision.

Oak & Ellum Affordable Housing at Live Oak Street (25-923A)

The Dallas Housing Finance Corporation acquired Oak & Ellum, an existing apartment complex at 2627 Live Oak Street, to be converted into affordable housing. This acquisition preserved an existing building for affordable housing development rather than requiring new construction, making it a more efficient use of resources for the city. The City Council approved the acquisition.

Mar 26: Approved As An Individual Item

Preston Hollow Village Development at North Central & Walnut Hill (25-2721A)

An application sought approval for a development and landscape plan for Preston Hollow Village Phase 3 at the northwest corner of North Central Expressway and Walnut Hill Lane, within Planned Development District No. 750. The proposal was under review by the City Plan Commission to determine compliance with zoning and design requirements for the district. The matter stalled without reaching a final vote.

Sep 18: Carried: 14 to 0

Reyes Gamino Commercial Service District at Data Drive and Executive Drive (25-1219A)

An application proposed establishing a Commercial Service District on property at the southwest corner of Data Drive and Executive Drive. Staff recommended denying the application, citing concerns about the proposed zoning change. The matter was reviewed by the City Plan Commission but became inactive without final resolution.

Apr 10: Carried: 13 to 0

South Dallas Fair Park Area Plan (25-1011A)

A comprehensive area plan for the South Dallas Fair Park district was presented to the City Plan Commission for public review and consideration. The plan outlined proposed changes and development guidelines for the area. The matter stalled after the initial hearing and did not advance to a final vote.

Mar 20: Carried: 12 to 0

Preston Hollow Village Development Plan (25-2452A)

Preston Hollow Village Phase 3, LP submitted an application for a development and landscape plan at the northwest corner of North Central Expressway and Walnut Hill Lane. The City Plan Commission reviewed the proposal, with staff recommending approval. The matter remained under review before becoming inactive.

Aug 7: Carried: 14 to 0

Personnel and Ethics Code Amendments (25-3453A)

The City Council amended multiple chapters of municipal code governing personnel, ethics, employment compliance, and police procedures. These changes updated administrative rules and compliance standards across city operations. The ordinance was approved on December 10, 2025.

Dec 10: Approved

The Legacy on Belt Line Affordable Housing (25-569A)

LDG Development applied for federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credits to develop an affordable housing project called The Legacy on Belt Line. The project would provide housing units at reduced rents for residents with low incomes. The proposal was approved.

Feb 26: Approved

Tuscany at Goldmark Affordable Housing (25-562A)

An application sought Low-Income Housing Tax Credits for the Tuscany at Goldmark multifamily project, a proposed 184-unit development. The Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs application would have funded affordable housing in the area. City Council held a hearing to gather public comments, but the matter subsequently became inactive without advancing to a final decision.

Feb 26: Deleted

The Heights at UNT Station LIHTC (25-571A)

LDG Development sought 4% Low-Income Housing Tax Credits from the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs for The Heights project at UNT Station. The credits would support the development of low-income housing in the community. The application was approved on February 26, 2025.

Feb 26: Approved

Single Family Rezoning at Cedar Ridge Drive (Z-25-000042)

A proposal to rezone property on Cedar Ridge Drive from an Agricultural District to a Single Family Residential District was considered by the City Council. The rezoning would have converted agricultural land to residential development in the area north of West Red Bird Lane. The proposal was denied on August 27, 2025.

Aug 27: Denied

North Cliff Conservation District Zoning Determination (Z189-127)

A zoning determination was sought for property in the North Cliff Conservation District (Subarea II, Conservation District No. 8). The matter was considered by the City Council to establish proper zoning classification for the area. The proposal was approved as amended on March 26, 2025.

Mar 26: Approved As Amended

Duplex District Rezoning at University Hills Boulevard (Z234-257)

A property on University Hills Boulevard, south of Singing Hills Drive, was rezoned from Single Family District to Duplex District. The rezoning would have allowed the property to accommodate duplex housing instead of single-family homes. The proposal was approved in January 2025.

Jan 22: Approved

Planned Development District at East Northwest Highway and Arboreal Drive (Z223-347)

A Planned Development District was proposed for the northeast corner of East Northwest Highway and Arboreal Drive to allow mixed residential and nonresidential uses on property previously zoned for single-family homes. The rezoning would have enabled denser development at this intersection. The proposal was approved on January 22, 2025.

Jan 22: Approved

Oak Cliff Gateway Deed Restriction Termination (Z890-182)

An application proposed terminating deed restrictions on a property in the Oak Cliff Gateway Special Purpose District. The property owner sought to remove restrictions that had governed the property's prior development. The matter went before the City Council but stalled without a final vote.

Jan 8: Hearing Closed

Jefferson Boulevard Viaduct Engineering Services (25-2666A)

The city approved a supplemental engineering services agreement with Gresham Smith for Phase I of the Jefferson Boulevard Viaduct Modification and Realignment project, which includes demolition of a portion of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. This contract provided additional professional engineering services needed to support the viaduct modification and related demolition work. The agreement was approved on September 24, 2025.

Sep 24: Approved As An Individual Item

Jefferson Boulevard Viaduct Phase II Engineering (25-2377A)

The city authorized a professional engineering services contract with HNTB Corporation to provide engineering work for Phase II of the Jefferson Boulevard Viaduct Modification and Realignment project. This infrastructure work was designed to realign and modify the viaduct to improve traffic flow and structural conditions. The contract was approved on August 13, 2025.

Aug 13: Approved As An Individual Item

Jefferson Boulevard Viaduct Modification Engineering (25-1515A)

The city selected engineering firm Gresham Smith to provide professional services for Phase I of the Jefferson Boulevard Viaduct Modification and Realignment project, which supports planned demolition of a portion of the viaduct. This contract was part of broader infrastructure work on Jefferson Boulevard to modify and realign the existing structure. The contract was approved as an individual item.

May 28: Approved As An Individual Item

Women's Museum Restoration Work Order (25-1701A)

A work order was proposed to authorize construction services at The Women's Museum (3800 Parry Ave) with contractor Phoenix I Restoration and Construction, Ltd. The project was intended to complete restoration work at the city's cultural venue. The matter was heard by City Council but has remained inactive without a final decision.

May 28: Deleted

Jefferson Boulevard Viaduct Modification Engineering Services (25-1808A)

The city sought a professional engineering services contract with Gresham Smith for Phase I of the Jefferson Boulevard Viaduct Modification and Realignment project. This project aimed to support the demolition and realignment of the viaduct along Jefferson Boulevard. The matter became inactive without a final decision.

DART Facility Temporary Closure at Convention Center (25-2985A)

The city authorized an interlocal agreement with Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) for the temporary closure and vacation of the DART facility at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. This agreement enabled the city and DART to coordinate activities during the facility's transition over an eighteen-month period. The proposal was approved by City Council on November 12, 2025.

Nov 12: Approved

Easement Abandonment Near Jefferson Intersection (25-2850A)

The city abandoned a portion of a permanent easement affecting approximately 8,246 square feet of land near the Jefferson intersection, clearing the way for Loma DFW Landowner (a Dallas Public Facility Corporation subsidiary) to use the property exclusively. Removing the easement restriction freed the land from prior claims by the city. The proposal was approved.

Oct 22: Approved

DART Barrier-Free Ramp Improvements Amendment (25-2327A)

The City Council approved an amendment to fund barrier-free ramp improvements along Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) bus routes, increasing the contract with Estrada Concrete Company from approximately $33.9 million to $38.4 million. These improvements enhance accessibility for residents with disabilities and mobility challenges using public transportation. The amendment was approved on September 10, 2025.

Sep 10: Approved

Convention Center Audits and Construction Oversight (25-2123A)

An audit review examined the Stemmons Center and oversight procedures for the Construction Manager at Risk contract managing the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. The Government Performance and Financial Management Committee reviewed these internal audit findings and reports. The process did not advance further and the matter became inactive.

Convention Center Master Plan Component Update (25-1654A)

A master plan update for the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center was brought before the City for a briefing. The project sought to refine components of the convention center's long-term development strategy. The proposal was not advanced to a final vote and remains inactive.

May 21: Briefed

Water Easement Abandonment at Technology Boulevard (25-1469A)

The city abandoned a water easement near Technology Boulevard and Connector Drive, transferring approximately 7,491 square feet of land to Dallas Public Facility Corporation, the adjacent property owner. The easement abandonment clarified property ownership boundaries and streamlined city asset management. The proposal was approved by City Council.

May 14: Approved

Convention Center Land Acquisition at Young and Houston (25-594A)

The City Council authorized acquisition of approximately 185,941 square feet of land from Charter DMN Holdings at Young and Houston Streets for the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center expansion project. This acquisition was essential to the city's convention center master plan expansion. The proposal was approved as amended.

Apr 23: Approved As Amended

5550 LBJ Mixed-Income Housing Development (25-1147A)

The Dallas Public Facility Corporation proposed to acquire and develop a mixed-income multifamily project at 5550 Lyndon B. Johnson Freeway in partnership with High Street Residential, Inc. The development was designed to add affordable housing options to the city while establishing a 75-year lease arrangement for long-term property management. The proposal was approved on April 23, 2025.

Apr 23: Approved As An Individual Item

Convention Center Land Acquisition at Young and Houston (25-1192A)

The City Council authorized the acquisition of approximately 36,228 square feet of land near the intersection of Young and Houston Streets from Charter DMN Holdings, LP to support the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center's master development plan. The acquisition included the potential right to use eminent domain if necessary. The matter was approved by the City Council.

Apr 23: Approved

Dallas Area Rapid Transit One-Percent Sales Tax Support (25-938A)

The City Council considered a resolution to express Dallas' support for maintaining full funding of Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) at the current one-percent sales tax level. This action reflected the city's commitment to regional public transportation. The resolution was approved as amended on March 26, 2025.

Mar 26: Approved As Amended

Dallas Area Rapid Transit Funding at 1% Sales Tax (25-1101A)

The city proposed to express its support for maintaining Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) funding at the current one-percent sales tax level. The resolution aimed to affirm public commitment to regional transit without adding costs to the municipal budget. The measure was reviewed by the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee but did not advance further.