Matters — 2026

FY 2026-27 and 2027-28 Biennial Budget (26-392A)

The city is developing its two-year budget for fiscal years 2026-27 and 2027-28, which will set spending priorities across all city departments and services. This budget development process determines how municipal resources are allocated to core services, programs, and infrastructure that affect residents citywide.

Ken Murchison Replat at Timberline Drive (26-2036A)

A request is proposed to replat a 1.363-acre tract on Timberline Drive, north of Northwest Highway, into one 0.614-acre lot and one 0.739-acre lot. The applicant and owner is Ken Murchison.

Brigido Rodriguez Two-Lot Replat Near Veterans Drive (26-2043A)

A request seeks to divide a 0.500-acre tract, which is all of Lot 7 in City Block G/6855, into two equal lots of 0.250 acre each. The property sits between 55th Street and 56th Street, east of Veterans Drive, in an area zoned R-5(A), a residential district. The owner, Brigido Rodriguez, is working with Geonav Surveying.

Military Parkway at McNeil Street (File 26-2040A)

Jose Carmen Servin and Ma Elia Servin are applying to subdivide their property at the southwest corner of Military Parkway and McNeil Street, creating a 0.228-acre lot from a larger parcel in City Block 5830. The property is zoned for commercial and retail use, and the subdivision would allow the owners to separate the lot for future development or sale.

Udaan Capital 81-Lot Residential Subdivision at Kiest Boulevard (26-2041A)

A plan is proposed to divide a 5.166-acre tract into 81 residential lots, 5 common areas, and a private street on Kiest Boulevard, at the end of Los Angeles Boulevard. The property is zoned MF-2(A) (multifamily), and the applicant and owner is Udaan Capital, LLC.

Convention Center Job Order Contracting Renewal (26-1405A)

The City Council extended its job order contracting services contract for one year, through June 10, 2027, with six contractors that handle construction work at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas, Eddie Bernice Johnson Union Station, Reunion Parking Garage, and other City facilities. The extension raised the contract's spending limit by up to $1,750,000, from $7,000,000 to $8,750,000, paid from the Convention Center Construction Fund in line with the convention center master plan. The council approved the item as an individual item.

Jun 10: Approved As An Individual Item

4242 and 4150 Independence Drive (File 26-2595A)

Titanium Housing Partners, LLC sought a No Objection resolution from the City for its application to the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs for 2026 4% Non-Competitive Low Income Housing Tax Credits for The Pemberton at Independence, a 257-unit multifamily development on Independence Drive and Preferred Place. The Council held a public hearing on the application and on bonds to be issued by the City of Dallas Housing Finance Corporation to finance the project, at no cost to the City. The proposal was approved on September 23, 2026.

Sep 23: Approved

400 North St. Paul Street (File 26-2600A)

The Dallas Housing Finance Corporation sought approval to acquire The Hartford, an existing historic office building at 400 North St. Paul Street, and convert it into affordable housing in alignment with the Dallas Housing Resource Catalog. The acquisition was estimated to forgo about $584,861 in General Fund revenue from city taxes over a 15-year period. The proposal was approved on September 9, 2026.

Sep 9: Approved

3457 Normandy Brook Road (File 26-2588A)

The Dallas Public Facility Corporation was authorized to acquire, develop, and own two mixed-income apartment developments in West Dallas — the 36-unit Trinity West Villas at 3457 Normandy Brook Road and the 100-unit Trinity West Lofts at 3155 Normandy Brook Road — and to enter a 75-year lease with Builders of Hope CDC or an affiliate to build them. The arrangement was estimated to forgo about $1,488,374.60 in General Fund revenue to the City over 60 years. The item was approved as an individual item.

Sep 9: Approved As An Individual Item

4600 West Davis Street (File 26-2597A)

Dallas Leased Housing Associates XIII, LP sought city support for a 360-unit apartment development for people with low and moderate incomes at 4600 West Davis Street, including low income housing tax credits from the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs and bonds issued by the City of Dallas Housing Finance Corporation. The city also acknowledged that the site sits within one mile of another development serving the same population that recently received a housing tax credit allocation. After a public hearing, the resolution of no objection was approved on September 9, 2026, at no cost to the city.

Sep 9: Approved

4600 West Davis Street (File 26-2593A)

Dallas Leased Housing Associates XIV, LP sought a Resolution of No Objection for its application to the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs for 2026 4% non-competitive low income housing tax credits to build West Davis Senior Apartments, a 280-unit multifamily development for people of low and moderate income at 4600 West Davis Street. The item also covered bonds to be issued by the City of Dallas Housing Finance Corporation to finance the project, at no cost to the City. The public hearing was held and the resolution was approved.

Sep 9: Approved

Fahmina Pervaiz Application (Z-26-000114)

Fahmina Pervaiz seeks to amend Specific Use Permit No. 2021 for a motor vehicle fueling station at 4707 S. Central Expy, on the south corner of S. Central Expy and Elsie Faye Heggins Street. The proposal would allow the station for a three-year period subject to staff-recommended conditions.

Sep 3: Carried: 14 to 0

11301 Dennis Road (File 26-2138A)

Titanium Housing Partners, LLC sought tax credits and bond financing for The Pemberton at Dennis, a 188-unit mixed-income complex at 11301 Dennis Road, Dallas, Texas 75229. The proposal was approved on August 12, 2026.

Aug 12: Approved

1431 West Camp Wisdom Road (File 26-319A)

The City Council authorized the issuance of multifamily residential mortgage revenue bonds to finance residential housing development. These bonds provide a financing mechanism for housing projects across the city. The authorization was approved on June 24, 2026.

Jun 24: Approved

University Hills Housing Tax Credits Development (26-320A)

SL University Hills Partners sought Low Income Housing Tax Credits to build University Hills, a 360-unit apartment complex. The project would have provided affordable housing in the area. The proposal was approved on February 11, 2026.

Feb 11: Approved

Huntington Place Low Income Housing Tax Credits (26-318A)

Cross Development, LLC applied for 4% Non-Competitive Low Income Housing Tax Credits to develop affordable housing at Huntington Place. Affordable housing programs like these help expand the supply of housing that residents with lower incomes can afford. The application was approved on February 11, 2026.

Feb 11: Approved

Belt Line Flats Affordable Housing (26-114A)

ECG Belt Line, LP applied for Low Income Housing Tax Credits from the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs to develop Belt Line Flats, a 161-unit affordable housing project. The multifamily development would provide much-needed affordable housing in the city. The proposal was approved on February 11, 2026.

Feb 11: Approved

Trinity Basin Mixed-Income Housing (26-259A)

The Dallas Public Facility Corporation was authorized to develop Trinity Basin, a mixed-income multifamily residential project at 301 and 808 North Ewing Avenue. The development would provide both affordable and market-rate housing units in the Trinity corridor area. The proposal was approved on February 11, 2026.

Feb 11: Approved As An Individual Item

Danny Balis Application (Z-26-000157)

Danny Balis seeks to amend Specific Use Permit No. 2019 for a bar, lounge, or tavern and a live music venue at 2640 Elm Street in the Deep Ellum/Near East Side District.

Sep 3: Carried: 14 to 0

City Council Leadership Performance Review (26-311A)

The Ad Hoc Committee on Administrative Affairs is evaluating the performance of five City Council appointed positions: City Manager, City Secretary, City Attorney, City Auditor, and Inspector General. These roles oversee critical city operations and departments, making regular performance reviews essential for accountability and effective governance.