Matters — Q2 2025
83 matters with activity · 56 new in this period · 55 resolved
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.
May 14: Approved As Amended
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
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.
Jun 12: Carried: 13 to 0
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.
Jun 12: Carried: 12 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.
Jun 12: Carried: 12 to 0
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.
Jun 26: Carried: 13 to 0
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
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.
May 22: Carried: 13 to 0
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.
Jun 26: 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
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 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.
Jun 26: Carried: 13 to 0
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
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
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
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
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.
Jun 12: Carried: 12 to 0
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.
May 22: Carried: 9 to 4
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
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.
Jun 12: 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
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 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
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.
Jun 26: Carried: 13 to 0
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
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
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
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
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.
Jun 25: Held Under Advisment
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.
May 22: Carried: 13 to 0
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
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.
Jun 25: Held Under Advisement
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
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.
Jun 25: Deferred
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
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.
Jun 26: Carried: 13 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
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.
Jun 12: Carried: 13 to 0
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.
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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.
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
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 (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
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.
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
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