Matters — Q1 2026

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

Christian Chernock sought to rezone a property at North Boulevard Terrace and Plymouth Road from Single Family District to Multifamily District zoning; the City Plan Commission recommended Townhouse District zoning instead. The rezoning would have allowed higher-density housing development in a residential corridor that had been restricted to single-family homes. The matter was approved as amended with Townhouse District zoning on April 22, 2026.

Deed Restriction Termination at Fouraker Street (Z-25-000202)

This zoning case seeks to terminate a deed restriction on property along Fouraker Street in the Davis Corridor Special Purpose District. Deed restrictions limit how property owners can use or develop their land; removing this restriction would allow the owner more flexibility in developing or using the site. The City Plan Commission and City Council are reviewing the application.

Mar 5: Carried: 12 to 0

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.

Jan 14: Approved

Convent Planned Development at W. Davis and Cockrell Hill (Z-25-000156)

The Convent project proposes a new Planned Development Subdistrict at the southwest corner of W. Davis Street and S. Cockrell Hill Road, currently zoned for residential use. This would allow the development to operate under special district rules and a Specific Use Permit instead of standard residential zoning. The project enables different regulations for this property compared to typical residential development in the area.

Mar 26: Carried: 13 to 0

Mixed-Use Planned Development at Main Street (Z-25-000132)

A new Planned Development District is proposed on the southeast side of Main Street near S. Peak Street to allow a mix of residential, commercial, and light industrial uses on property currently zoned for commercial service. This would change the zoning and development potential of the site. The City Plan Commission is reviewing the application.

Mar 26: Carried: 12 to 0

Liquor Overlay and Permit Modification, Bryan Area (Z-25-000117)

The city is considering removal of the current D Liquor Control Overlay and adoption of a D-1 Liquor Control Overlay, along with a new Specific Use Permit for selling alcoholic beverages on property in Subarea 11 of Planned Development District 298. This would modify the rules governing where and how alcohol can be sold in the Bryan Area Special Purpose District.

Mar 5: Carried: 14 to 0

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

A property at the south corner of Ferguson Road and Little Pocket Road is proposed for Regional Retail District zoning, with termination of existing deed restrictions that currently limit its use. This zoning change would enable retail development and remove long-standing restrictions on the site. The City Plan Commission and City Council are reviewing the application.

Feb 5: Carried: 14 to 0

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.

Jan 14: Approved

West Davis Planned Development Subdistrict (Z-25-000157)

A new Planned Development Subdistrict is proposed for property on the south side of West Davis Street, west of Cockrell Hill Road. The project would establish a special development district within the West Davis Special Purpose District to govern future development on the site.

Mar 26: Carried: 13 to 0

Car Wash Specific Use Permit (Z-25-000134)

An application sought approval for a new car wash use in an area zoned for light commercial and office purposes, requiring a zoning change consideration and a Specific Use Permit within Planned Development District 631. The project required approval from both the City Plan Commission and City Council due to the zoning implications. The proposal was approved on February 25, 2026.

Feb 25: Approved

D-1 Liquor Control Overlay Termination at Lemmon Avenue (Z-25-000066)

A request seeks to terminate the D-1 Liquor Control Overlay on a Light Commercial property on Lemmon Avenue. Removing this overlay would lift restrictions on liquor-related uses and enable new commercial development possibilities. The site is within the Oak Lawn Special Purpose District.

Mar 26: Carried: 12 to 0

Charter School Permit at Thornton Freeway and Ferguson Road (Z-25-000184)

The city is considering a Specific Use Permit amendment that would allow an open-enrollment charter school on property at the northwest corner of East R. L. Thornton Freeway and Ferguson Road, which is currently zoned for regional retail. This would introduce educational use to a commercial area and change how the site can be developed. The City Plan Commission and City Council are reviewing the application.

Mar 25: Deferred

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

A developer sought to rezone property at the corner of Worth Street and North Peak Street from single-family to multifamily district, enabling apartment or condo construction on the site. The rezoning required multiple reviews by the City Plan Commission and City Council over several months. The proposal was approved on April 8, 2026.

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

A Specific Use Permit application was submitted to allow a new public school to be built on property zoned for single-family residential use at the intersection of Arapaho Road and La Cosa Drive. Public schools in residential neighborhoods can affect local traffic patterns and community character, making such approvals a topic of neighborhood concern. The permit was approved as amended on February 25, 2026.

Feb 25: Approved As Amended

Caleb Mann RTN District at McShann and Preston Road (Z-25-000121)

Caleb Mann is seeking to rezone property at the northwest corner of McShann Road and Preston Road from single-family to a Residential Transition District. This change would allow for a different type of residential development on land currently restricted to single-family homes.

Mar 5: Carried: 14 to 0

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.

Mar 25: 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.

Jan 14: Approved As Amended

Flea Market Specific Use Permit Renewal (Z-25-000175)

The city considered a renewal of Specific Use Permit No. 2175 for a flea market in the Farmers Market Special Purpose District. The permit renewal was approved on April 8, 2026.

Mar 25: Deferred

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

An application for a Specific Use Permit to allow commercial motor vehicle parking on a property zoned Commercial Service District was evaluated by the City Plan Commission and City Council. The request was denied without prejudice.

Mar 25: Denied Without Prejudice

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.

Jan 28: Remanded

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.

Feb 25: Approved

Planned Development District 372 Amendment at Lemmon Avenue East and McKinney Avenue (Z-25-000087)

An amendment to Planned Development District 372 is being considered for property at Lemmon Avenue and McKinney Avenue. The amendment would modify development standards and zoning regulations for this district.

Mar 26: Carried: 12 to 0

Planned Development 171 Amendment at Oak Lawn (Z-26-000039)

The city is considering an amendment to the zoning conditions for Planned Development Subdistrict 171 in the Oak Lawn area, an established district bounded by Lemmon Avenue, Throckmorton Street, Bowser Avenue, and Reagan Street. The amendment would modify the development rules that govern what can be built or changed within this district. The City Plan Commission has reviewed the proposal, and the City Council is now holding a hearing to decide whether to approve it.

Mar 26: Carried: 12 to 0

Blas Garza MU-1 Mixed Use at South Polk Street (Z-25-000177)

Blas Garza is seeking to rezone property at South Polk Street and Nokomis Avenue from Multifamily District to Mixed Use District zoning. This change would permit a mix of residential and commercial uses on the site, creating opportunities for more diverse development on the corridor.

Mar 5: Carried: 14 to 0

Planned Development District 752 Amendment at Edd Road and Garden Grove Drive (Z-25-000233)

Elsie Thurman has applied to amend Planned Development District 752 at the intersection of Edd Road and Garden Grove Drive. The proposal will require a revised development plan and traffic management plan to meet city approval conditions.

Mar 26: Carried: 12 to 0

Single Family Reclassification at Peak's Suburban Addition (Z-25-000203)

The property in Peak's Suburban Add was rezoned from a parking district to single-family residential zoning, and existing deed restrictions on the site were terminated. This change converted the land's use from a parking area to potential residential development. The rezoning was approved on April 8, 2026.

Mar 25: Deferred

Restaurant Specific Use Permit Amendment at Greenville Avenue (Z-25-000188)

This case seeks to amend Specific Use Permit 2515 to permit a late-hours restaurant without drive-in or drive-through service on property in Planned Development District 842, bounded by Greenville Avenue, La Vista Drive, Lewis Street, and Hope Street. The amendment would allow extended operating hours for restaurant use in this zoned area, potentially affecting nearby residents and traffic patterns.

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

The city considered a request for a Specific Use Permit to allow a public school on property zoned for single-family homes near East Ledbetter Drive and Veterans Drive. The proposal required a zoning variance because schools are not permitted by-right in residential districts. The permit was approved as amended by the City Council on February 25, 2026.

Feb 25: Approved As Amended

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.

Jan 28: Approved

CR Community Retail District at East Illinois Avenue (Z-25-000191)

The applicant is seeking to establish a Community Retail District on property at the intersection of East Illinois Avenue and Mayforge Drive, which is currently zoned for neighborhood services. This zoning change would allow new retail development in an area traditionally restricted to neighborhood-serving uses, potentially bringing commercial activity to the corridor.

Feb 5: Carried: 14 to 0

Alcohol Sales Specific Use Permit at Lawnview and Forney (Z-25-000172)

A Specific Use Permit is being sought to allow the sale of alcoholic beverages in conjunction with a general merchandise food store at the south corner of Lawnview Avenue and Forney Road. This permit would enable a small retail food store with liquor sales on property zoned as a Community Retail District with liquor control overlay restrictions.

Feb 19: Carried: 13 to 0

Late-Hours Bar Permit at Greenville Avenue (Z-26-000020)

A Specific Use Permit amendment seeks to allow a late-hours alcoholic beverage establishment (bar, lounge, or tavern) on property zoned as Planned Development District 842 along Greenville Avenue. Late-hours establishments can affect nearby residents and neighborhoods through noise, traffic, and parking demands. The matter is under review by the City Plan Commission and City Council.

Mar 5: Carried: 13 to 0

Winery Specific Use Permit at Kidwell and Prospect (Z-25-000225)

A proposed amendment to Specific Use Permit 2173 would allow a winery and tasting room on the southeast corner of Kidwell Street and Prospect Avenue. The property is located within the Lakewood Special Purpose District's Center Core Area, which requires special approval for certain commercial uses.

Feb 19: Carried: 13 to 0

Late-Hours Restaurant Specific Use Permit at Greenville Avenue (Z-25-000187)

A proposed amendment to Specific Use Permit 2506 would permit a late-hours restaurant use—without drive-in or drive-through service—on property in Planned Development District 842 near Greenville Avenue and Oram Street. The restriction on drive-through access limits vehicle traffic impacts while bringing restaurant services to the area.

Planned Development District and Commercial Amusement (Z-25-000159)

An applicant sought approval for both a new Planned Development District and a Specific Use Permit to allow an outdoor commercial amusement facility on property zoned for single-family residential use. The dual permits would have allowed a significant commercial use on land designated exclusively for residential development. The proposal was approved as amended by the City Council.

Feb 25: Approved As Amended

Tavern Specific Use Permit at N. Crowdus and Elm (Z-25-000234)

A Specific Use Permit is proposed to allow a bar, lounge, or tavern at the northwest corner of N. Crowdus Street and Elm Street. The site is located in the Deep Ellum/Near East Side District, and the City Plan Commission and City Council will review whether the use is appropriate for the area.

Mar 5: Carried: 14 to 0

Street Frontage Relief at Park and Corinth (Z-26-000001)

An applicant seeks relief from standard street frontage requirements on property at the northwest corner of Park Avenue and Corinth Street, located in the Cedars Area Special Purpose District. This variance would allow the development to proceed with its site plan despite not meeting the typical setback standards. The City Plan Commission is reviewing the request.

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

An amendment to Specific Use Permit 1905 was proposed to allow a late-hours restaurant without drive-in or drive-through service on the west side of Greenville Avenue near Sears Street. The proposal was reviewed by the City Plan Commission and City Council for the Planned Development District 842 property. The amendment was approved on January 14, 2026.

Jan 14: Approved

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

An applicant sought to amend a Specific Use Permit to allow the sale of alcoholic beverages on a property in a Community Retail District zoned area at the northeast corner of Kleberg Road and Car. The amendment required review by both the City Plan Commission and City Council. The amendment was denied on February 25, 2026.

Feb 25: Denied

Townhouse District at Ferguson Road (Z-25-000164)

An application seeks to rezone property on Ferguson Road to allow TH-3(A) Townhouse District development with deed restrictions, while preserving the existing Specific Use Permit for a private school, kindergarten, and day nursery. The zoning change would enable townhouse development on the site while maintaining the educational facility currently operating there.

Mar 26: Carried: 13 to 0

Wesley Inn Historic Overlay at Madison Avenue (Z-26-000030)

The Wesley Inn at 1159 N. Madison Avenue is seeking a historic overlay designation and approval to add short- and long-term lodging accommodations to the property. The historic designation would preserve the building's character while allowing new residential uses that align with the site's planned development zoning.

Mar 5: Carried: 14 to 0

Zoning and Specific Use Permit for Industrial Use (Z-25-000198)

This application seeks to rezone property to the Industrial Manufacturing District and obtain a new Specific Use Permit for an industrial use. The property is currently zoned Community Retail and Industrial Manufacturing, with an existing Specific Use Permit for an electric substation. The proposed industrial use would replace the current permitted use, and the City Plan Commission is evaluating the request.

Mar 5: Carried: 14 to 0

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.

Specific Use Permit for Alcohol Sales (Z-25-000123)

A business sought approval to sell alcoholic beverages at a large food and merchandise store over 3,500 square feet in an area with liquor control restrictions. The proposal needed approval from both the City Plan Commission and City Council because of zoning overlay requirements in the area. The proposal was denied.

Mar 25: Denied

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

The property on South Cockrell Hill Road, south of Barstow Boulevard, is proposed to be rezoned from single-family to multifamily development. This rezoning would allow the site to be developed with apartment-style housing rather than individual homes, changing the character and density potential of the area.

Jan 15: Carried: 14 to 0

TH-1 Townhouses at Compton Street (Z-25-000200)

A property on the south side of Compton Street, west of Glidden Street, is proposed for rezoning from Light Industrial to Townhouse District, which would allow medium-density residential townhouse development on the site. The rezoning would convert industrial-zoned land into residential housing in the area.

Mar 5: Carried: 14 to 0

Zoning Case Under Advisement (Z-25-000154)

This matter proposes rezoning property on the west side of Ledbetter Drive from a Single Family District to a Multifamily District, which would allow apartment development on the site. The zoning change would allow denser residential use in an area currently restricted to single-family homes, significantly altering the property's character and potential use.

Bar and Live Music Venue at Main and Malco (Z-25-000183)

An amendment to a Specific Use Permit would allow a bar, lounge, or tavern with a live music venue on the southwestern corner of Main Street and Malco in Deep Ellum. This would bring entertainment programming to the historic music district.

Feb 19: Carried: 13 to 0

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

This matter seeks approval to amend Specific Use Permit 2480 to allow the sale of alcoholic beverages at the northeast corner of Kleberg Road and Carleta Street. The property is zoned Community Retail District and subject to the D-1 Liquor Control Overlay, which regulates where and how alcohol can be sold in the area.

Jan 15: Carried: 12 to 1

Charter School at Harry Hines & Wadley Lane (Z-25-000151)

An open enrollment charter school Specific Use Permit was proposed for property zoned for industrial research use, located at the intersection of Harry Hines Boulevard and Wadley Lane. The request would have allowed the school to operate in an area designated for industrial purposes. The proposal was denied on April 8, 2026.

Mar 25: Deferred

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

Sewdat Persaud is seeking to establish a Commercial Service District on property currently zoned for Community Retail, located south of East Overton Road between Bonnie View Road and East Illinois Avenue. This would allow commercial service uses on the site rather than the retail-focused development currently permitted there. The City Plan Commission is reviewing the application.

ForwardDallas 2.0 Plan Amendment for Equity (26-687A)

The City is amending the ForwardDallas 2.0 Comprehensive Plan to address economically disadvantaged communities and areas facing environmental and infrastructure challenges. These changes would guide future citywide development and investment toward neighborhoods with the greatest infrastructure needs.

Feb 19: Carried: 13 to 0

South Dallas Fair Park Area Plan Amendments (26-688A)

The city is considering changes to the South Dallas Fair Park Area Plan to boost small business support and address long-standing infrastructure gaps in the area. These amendments aim to bring economic opportunity and improved infrastructure to a historically underinvested neighborhood.

Feb 19: Carried: 13 to 0

Specific Use Permit for Vehicle Display at CF Hawn Frwy Frontage Road (Z-25-000207)

A new Specific Use Permit would allow vehicle display, sales, and service operations on a property on CF Hawn Frontage Road, northwest of Ellenwood Street. This commercial use would operate within Planned Development District 535 and would establish a vehicle-focused business in the area.

Mar 26: Carried: 14 to 0

Vehicle Sales Facility Specific Use Permit at Buckner Boulevard (Z-25-000163)

An application sought a Specific Use Permit to allow vehicle display, sales, and service operations on property within the Buckner Boulevard Special Purpose District, zoned as Subarea 3 of Planned Development District No. 366. The proposal would have introduced a new vehicle-related commercial use to the area. The City Council denied the permit with prejudice, ending any resubmission of the same application.

Estelar Mixed-Use Zoning at East Side Avenue (Z-26-000009)

Estelar, LLC seeks to rezone a property at East Side Avenue from Commercial Service to Mixed-Use, allowing residential and commercial development on the site. This change would bring housing and retail or office uses to what is currently zoned for commercial purposes only.

Mar 26: Carried: 13 to 0

South Dallas Mixed Use Rezoning (Z-25-000073)

A zoning application seeks to rezone a property in the South Dallas/Fair Park area to allow Mixed Use (MU-3) District development with consideration for a Form-Based Code (FWMU-5) subdistrict. This would permit mixed-use development on land within the Planned Development District No. 595, subject to the area's shopfront overlay requirements.

Mar 25: Deferred

Citizen Homelessness Commission Update (26-273A)

The Citizen Homelessness Commission is providing an update on its programs and activities to guide city policy on homelessness. This review is critical for coordinating the city's housing and support services for unhoused residents. The Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee is overseeing this update through a series of hearings.

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

A Neighborhood Service District was proposed at the northwest corner of North Masters Drive and Bruton Road on property zoned Community Retail District. The district designation would provide tailored zoning and governance for this commercial area. The proposal was approved as amended.

Jan 28: Approved As Amended

Zoning Ordinance Advisory Committee Authority (26-1099A)

The City Plan Commission is amending its rules of procedure to expand the zoning ordinance advisory committee's responsibilities. This change would strengthen the committee's role in the zoning review process citywide.

Mar 26: Carried: 12 to 0

Housing and Homelessness Policy Framework (26-270A)

The city is developing a comprehensive policy framework to address housing and homelessness challenges. The Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee is reviewing proposed strategies from the Office of Housing and Community Empowerment.

Community Development Block Grants Reprogramming (26-383A)

The City is proposing to reprogram Community Development Block Grant funds to ensure timely expenditure and optimize their allocation. These federal funds support local development projects and community initiatives across the city. The Committee on Finance is reviewing the proposed changes.

Group Dwelling Specific Use Permit at Laura Lane (Z-26-000006)

A Specific Use Permit is proposed to allow a handicapped group dwelling unit on Laura Lane within the R-7.5(A) Single Family District. This specialized housing facility would serve multiple residents with accessibility needs in an area currently zoned for single-family homes, requiring City Plan Commission review of impacts to neighborhood character and land use compatibility.

Mar 26: Carried: 13 to 0

The Ladder Project (26-268A)

The Ladder Project is a housing initiative led by Congregation Shearith Israel that is currently under review by the Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee. The project has undergone multiple committee hearings as part of the approval process.

Homeless Encampment Servicing Procedures (26-272A)

The city is establishing procedures for servicing homeless encampments and reviewing its overall encampment policy framework. These procedures will affect how Dallas responds to and manages encampments citywide, with implications for both unhoused residents and neighborhoods. The Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee is reviewing the policies with guidance from the Director of Emergency Management and Crisis Response.

American Rescue Plan Funds Monthly Status Report (26-387A)

The city reports monthly on how it is spending federal pandemic relief funds received through the American Rescue Plan to support economic recovery efforts. These recovery funds help pay for critical services and programs that strengthen the community. The Finance Committee reviews the city's use of these federal dollars to ensure compliance and accountability.

Housing Finance Tax Reporting and Impacts (26-382A)

The Dallas Housing Finance Corporation and Public Facility Corporation are reporting on their financial status and tax impacts for the year ending December 31, 2025. This financial information helps the city understand the fiscal contribution and overall health of these municipal agencies that support housing development and public infrastructure.

Community Development Block Grant Spending Report (26-388A)

The city is reporting on how Community Development Block Grant funds were spent through December 31, 2025. These federal community development dollars support housing, infrastructure, and local services across the city. The Committee on Finance is reviewing the spending report.

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.

Monthly Budget Accountability Report (26-385A)

The city's monthly budget accountability report provides a financial summary through November 30, 2025, covering the General Fund and other city operating funds. This regular financial review helps ensure the city is spending money according to budget and gives residents and officials transparency into how public funds are being used.

West Davis Planned Development Subdistrict (26-471A)

A new Planned Development Subdistrict is proposed on property near West Davis Street and Cockrell Hill Road, which is currently zoned for residential use. This change would allow the property to be developed under a new subdistrict designation, giving the developer and city more flexibility in how the property is used and designed.

Feb 5: Carried: 14 to 0

Convent Special Use Permit at W. Davis and S. Cockrell Hill (26-470A)

An application seeks to establish a new Planned Development Subdistrict with a Special Use Permit for a convent at the southwest corner of W. Davis Street and S. Cockrell Hill Road. The proposed change would allow a religious facility on property currently zoned for residential use, requiring special use permit approval.

Feb 5: Carried: 14 to 0

Commercial Motor Vehicle Parking at S. Central Expy. (26-189A)

This proposal requests a Specific Use Permit for commercial motor vehicle parking at a site on S. Central Expy. between Youngblood Road and Lyndon B. Johnson Freeway. The property is zoned for commercial service and currently has a special use permit for broadcasting infrastructure.

Jan 15: Carried: 13 to 0

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

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

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

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

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.

Southern Skates Roller Rink Operations (26-247A)

The city is reviewing the future operations of Southern Skates Roller Rink through the Committee on Government Efficiency. The matter remains active with ongoing committee hearings to evaluate how the facility will be operated.

Christian Chernock Townhouse District at North Boulevard Terrace (26-188A)

Christian Chernock is seeking to rezone property between North Boulevard Terrace and Plymouth Road from single-family to townhouse district zoning. This would allow townhouse development on land currently restricted to single-family homes, increasing housing density and diversity in the corridor.

Jan 15: Carried: 14 to 0

Fleet and Equipment Asset Review (26-246A)

The city is developing a systematic process to identify fleet and equipment assets that are underutilized or surplus. The Committee on Government Efficiency is reviewing this initiative to ensure effective management of municipal resources.

Finance Officers Award for Reporting Excellence (26-378A)

The City Controller's Office is receiving recognition from the Government Finance Officers Association for excellence in financial reporting. This award reflects the city's strong financial management and its commitment to transparency in handling public funds.

Hotel Occupancy Tax Revenues and Collections (26-393A)

The Committee on Finance is reviewing the City Controller's responses regarding Hotel Occupancy Tax revenues, penalties, interest, and collection processes. This examination ensures the city is effectively managing and enforcing Hotel Occupancy Tax collection from hotels across the city.

Women, Infant, and Children Program Audit (26-380A)

The City Auditor's Office proposes adding a cost-benefit analysis of the Women, Infant, and Children (WIC) program to the 2026 municipal audit work plan. This analysis will examine whether the program effectively serves its intended beneficiaries and delivers value to the city.

City Property Sale Process (26-381A)

The Committee on Finance is reviewing the city's procedures for selling municipal property. This process will govern how the city manages the sale of real estate assets.

Technology Accountability Report (26-389A)

The city's monthly accountability report on information technology and technology services operations provides oversight on departmental performance, IT systems, and service delivery. The Committee on Finance reviews the report to ensure technology investments align with city priorities and taxpayer interests.

Monthly Procurement Accountability Report (26-390A)

The Office of Procurement Services submits a monthly report on procurement accountability to the Committee on Finance. This report provides transparency and oversight of how the city manages purchasing, vendor relationships, and procurement spending. Regular reviews help ensure accountability in municipal procurement practices.

City Auditor Selection Process and Nominating Commission (26-379A)

The city is establishing a new process for selecting the City Auditor through a nominating commission under Dallas City Code § 2-17.2. This governance change updates how the city's chief financial oversight officer is chosen and confirmed.

Purchasing Card Usage Audit Report (26-384A)

The City Auditor released an audit examining how municipal purchasing cards are being used by city employees, including compliance with internal controls and spending policies. The findings help identify irregularities and areas where purchasing card procedures may need strengthening to protect city finances.

Dallas Wings Facility Development on City Park Land (26-884A)

The city approved an economic development grant agreement with Dallas Wings Development, LLC to construct a facility on city-owned parkland at 1200 North Cockrell Hill Road. The project involved up to $54 million in city funding plus a developer fee, representing a significant public investment in sports infrastructure and economic development. The proposal was approved as amended on March 25, 2026.

Mar 25: Approved As Amended

Dallas Wings Facility at North Cockrell Hill (26-727A)

The Dallas Wings Development, LLC is proposing to construct a professional sports facility on City-owned park property at 1200 North Cockrell Hill Road with a $54 million economic development grant and $3.24 million developer fee. The project represents a major public investment that would bring a regional sports venue and related economic activity to the corridor. City Council is reviewing the development agreement.

Feb 25: Committed

Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Construction Phase 2 (26-267A)

The city authorized a supplemental construction agreement with Trinity Alliance Ventures for the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas Master Plan. The agreement established the Guaranteed Maximum Price for the next phase of construction work, controlling costs on this major civic facility. The matter was approved by City Council.

Feb 25: Approved

State Infrastructure Bank Transportation Loan Increase (26-263A)

The city approved an increase of $26 million to an existing State Infrastructure Bank loan authorization for transportation improvements, raising the total loan amount from $90 million to $116 million. This expansion allowed the city to finance a larger scope of transportation-related projects. The increase was approved on January 28, 2026.

Jan 28: Approved

Housing Tax Credit Program Amendment (26-1163A)

The city is amending the Dallas Housing Resource Catalog to update Housing Tax Credit Program statements and policies involving the Dallas Housing Finance Corporation and Dallas Public Facility Corporation. This amendment affects how housing finance resources and tax credit opportunities are documented and managed. The update supports the city's efforts to streamline access to housing resources for residents and developers.

Dallas Housing Resource Catalog Amendment (26-984A)

The Dallas Housing Resource Catalog is being amended to update program statements and resources related to the Dallas Housing Finance Corporation, Dallas Public Facility Corporation, and Housing Tax Credit Program. This catalog update affects how residents and organizations access information about available housing programs and financing options in Dallas. The Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee is overseeing the amendment.

The Henley Affordable Housing Development (26-698A)

Cohen-Esrey Development Group applied for Low Income Housing Tax Credits to build The Henley, a 228-unit multifamily residential complex. The project aimed to provide affordable housing options in the community. The City Council denied the application without prejudice.

Feb 25: Denied Without Prejudice

Dallas Homebuyer Assistance Program Amendment (26-255A)

The city amended the Dallas Housing Resource Catalog's Homebuyer Assistance Program to expand administration and adjust affordability periods in response to changes in the federal HOME (Home Investment Partnerships) program. This update ensured the local program remained compliant with federal requirements while improving the city's ability to assist homebuyers. The amendment was approved on February 25, 2026.

Feb 25: Approved

Good Homes Dallas at North Stemmons Freeway (26-522A)

The City Council is considering a proposal for Good Homes Dallas, a mixed-income multifamily development at 6950 North Stemmons Freeway. The project would be acquired, developed, and owned by the Dallas Public Facility Corporation under a seventy-five-year lease agreement with Good Homes Communities, providing both affordable and market-rate housing options.

Feb 25: Deferred

Dallas Housing Resource Catalog Amendment (26-697A)

The City is amending the Dallas Housing Resource Catalog and related housing programs, including updates to the Dallas Housing Finance Corporation, Dallas Public Facility Corporation, Dallas Homebuyer Assistance Program, and Housing Tax Credit Program statements. This amendment affects how housing assistance and financing options are administered and presented to residents seeking homebuyer programs or housing resources. The Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee is reviewing these updates.

Mockingbird Corner Mixed-Income Development (26-256A)

The Dallas Public Facility Corporation was authorized to develop Mockingbird Corner, a mixed-income multifamily housing project at 1241 West Mockingbird Lane. The project aimed to expand the city's mixed-income housing stock through a seventy-five-year partnership arrangement. City Council approved the initiative.

Feb 11: Approved As An Individual Item

The Henley Affordable Housing (26-257A)

Cohen-Esrey Development Group is proposing The Henley, a 228-unit multifamily development that would seek Low Income Housing Tax Credits to support affordable rental housing. The project would expand the city's supply of income-restricted housing for low-income residents.

Feb 11: Held Under Advisement

Pivotal Housing Partners Housing Tax Credits (26-337A)

The City Council adopted a resolution of support for Pivotal Housing Partners' application to the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs for 9% Competitive Housing Tax Credits. Housing Tax Credits are federal funding that helps developers create and preserve affordable housing units in communities. The resolution was approved.

Feb 11: Approved

Good Homes Dallas Mixed-Income Housing (26-506A)

Good Homes Dallas is a proposed mixed-income multifamily development at 6950 North Stemmons Freeway, to be owned and developed by the Dallas Public Facility Corporation under a 75-year agreement with Good Homes Communities. The project would provide affordable housing options alongside market-rate units in a major location with strong regional connectivity.

Good Homes Dallas Mixed-Income Housing (26-127A)

The Dallas Public Facility Corporation is proposing to acquire, develop, and own Good Homes Dallas, a mixed-income multifamily development at 6950 North Stemmons Freeway, under a seventy-five-year lease agreement with Good Homes Communities. This project would introduce mixed-income housing to the Stemmons Freeway corridor, expanding the city's affordable and market-rate residential options in a currently underdeveloped area.

Jan 28: Remanded

Convention Center Master Plan Services Agreement (26-323A)

The City authorized a supplemental agreement with Perkins & Will, Inc. for additional architectural and engineering services related to the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Master Plan expansion. This expansion project represents an investment in enhancing the city's convention center facility. The supplemental agreement was approved on February 25, 2026.

Feb 25: Approved

Automated Teller Machines Concession (26-502A)

The city authorized a five-year concession contract for the installation and operation of automated teller machines at various city locations. This partnership ensures residents and visitors have convenient access to banking services across municipal facilities. The contract was approved with a minimum guarantee of $62,625 over five years and includes two one-year renewal options.

Feb 25: Approved

Young and Houston Condemnation Settlement (26-744A)

The city sought to acquire approximately 36,227 square feet of property at the intersection of Young and Houston Streets through a condemnation lawsuit. Rather than continuing the legal proceedings, the city and property owner reached a settlement to transfer the land to the city. The settlement was approved.

Feb 25: Approved

Convention Center Expansion Plan (26-289A)

The city is advancing a master plan expansion for the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. This update will shape the future size and scope of a major downtown venue that hosts significant events and generates economic activity for Dallas.

Jan 21: Briefed