Matters — June 2026

Priority Signs Illuminated Sign at 2508 Maple Ave (26-2046A)

Curt Horak of Priority Signs is seeking a certificate of appropriateness — a design review approval — to install a 92-square-foot illuminated detached sign at 2508 Maple Ave, at the southeast corner. The property is owned by Pasha & Sina Inc, and the request is being considered by the City Plan Commission.

Priority Signs 'PWC' Sign at 2121 N Pearl Street (26-2047A)

Curt Horak of Priority Signs is seeking a Certificate of Appropriateness to install a 761-square-foot channel letter sign reading 'PWC' with a logo, mounted on an aluminum frame and lit with light-emitting diode (LED) illumination, on the northeast elevation of the building at 2121 N Pearl St. The property is owned by MCPP Park District Office Owner, LLC and sits in Council District 14.

Jun 11: Carried: 9 to 0

Illuminated 'PWC' Sign at 2121 N Pearl St (26-2048A)

Curt Horak of Priority Signs seeks a Certificate of Appropriateness — a design review approval required in this part of the city — to install a 761-square-foot illuminated channel letter sign reading 'PWC' with a logo on an aluminum frame at 2121 N Pearl St, on the building's southwest elevation. The property is owned by MCPP Park District Office Owner, LLC and sits in Council District 14.

Jun 11: Carried: 9 to 0

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.

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.

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

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

Convention Center Height Restoration for Viaduct Travel (26-2174A)

The proposal would have raised the height of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas back to its original height to accommodate Jefferson and Houston Viaduct travel, with an estimated $271,300,000 in foregone Convention and Event Services Fund revenue over five years and $597,000,000 in additional construction costs. The City Council denied the proposal on June 24, 2026.

Jun 24: Denied

1431 Apple Street (File 26-1692A)

The Dallas Public Facility Corporation was authorized to acquire and develop Apperson, a mixed-income multifamily project spanning four parcels across Apple Street, Caddo Street, and San Jacinto Street in Dallas. The project was designed to deliver mixed-income housing and represented a significant public investment in residential development for the targeted area. The proposal was approved by City Council on June 24, 2026.

Jun 24: Approved As An Individual Item]

1823 North Hall Street (File 26-1694A)

Fairfield Affordable Housing Fund applied for a Low Income Housing Tax Credit from the state to develop affordable housing. This tax credit program helps developers create affordable rental units for low-income residents. The application was approved on June 24, 2026.

Jun 24: Approved

1823 North Hall Street (File 26-1904A)

The City Council authorized the issuance of multifamily residential mortgage revenue bonds, a financing tool used to support residential housing development. These bonds are designed to make residential lending more affordable and accessible. The proposal was approved on June 24, 2026.

Jun 24: Approved

Thirty21 Mixed-Income Housing at 3021 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard (26-1693A)

The Dallas Public Facility Corporation was authorized to acquire an improved property at 3021 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and to develop and own Thirty21, an 86-unit mixed-income multifamily development. It was also authorized to enter a seventy-five-year lease with Phoenician Development Group, LLC and/or its affiliates, with an estimated General Fund revenue foregone of $533,246.70 over 60 years. The proposal was approved as an individual item on June 24, 2026.

Jun 24: Approved As An Individual Item

Gensler Convention Center Design Contract Adjustment (26-2176A)

The City Council considered a change to the architectural and engineering contract with Gensler for the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas, adding $379,885.00 for a scope change to meet construction time constraints and removing $1,100,393.40 for further design work on the Secondary Facility. Together these changes lowered the total contract by $720,508.40, from $30,639,241.00 to $29,918,732.60, paid from the Convention Center Construction Fund. The item was approved as amended.

Jun 24: Approved As Amended