Matters — Q2 2025

Off-Street Parking and Loading Code Amendment (DCA190-002)

The city is amending Dallas City Code Chapters 51 and 51A to modify off-street parking and loading requirements for new development and redevelopment projects. These changes affect how much parking and vehicle loading space property owners must provide on their sites.

May 14: Approved As Amended

Alcohol Sales Permit at Ramona Corner (Z234-346)

This matter involves an amendment to Specific Use Permit No. 2107 to allow the sale of alcoholic beverages at a general merchandise or food store larger than 3,500 square feet on a Community Retail District-zoned property. The amendment would authorize alcohol sales in a retail establishment in an area with a Liquor Control Overlay, subject to local zoning requirements.

Apr 23: Approved

Forest Overlay Fees and Yard Regulations (DCA245-001)

Dallas is amending its development code to add application fees for neighborhood forest overlays and update Front and Corner Side Yard regulations. These changes affect how properties with forest protections are reviewed and what fees apply to development on those sites. The ordinance updates citywide zoning standards.

Jun 12: Carried: 13 to 0

Concrete Batching Specific Use Permit (Z234-328)

An applicant sought permission to operate an asphalt or concrete batching facility on property zoned for Industrial Research, requiring both a new Industrial Manufacturing District designation and a Specific Use Permit. This type of facility involves heavy truck traffic, dust, and noise that neighbors in the surrounding area would experience. The proposal required approval from both the City Plan Commission and City Council.

May 28: Denied

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

This is a proposal to create a planned development district on property currently zoned for single-family homes and industrial research, located in an area bounded by Bonnie View Road, Southerland Avenue, and Arrow Road. The planned development designation would allow more flexible development and mixed uses on the site compared to current zoning. The proposal was reviewed by the City Plan Commission and approved by City Council.

Jun 12: Carried: 12 to 0

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

A zoning case to determine the appropriate district designation for a planned development property near Greenville Avenue and Oram Road intended for use as a late-hours establishment. The proposal required approval of both a zoning classification and a specific use permit, going through City Plan Commission review before moving to City Council.

Jun 12: Carried: 12 to 0

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

A developer seeks approval for a Planned Development District on property along North Beckley Avenue to allow mixed residential and commercial uses on currently industrial-zoned land. This proposal would change what types of development are permitted on the property and reshape how the corridor can develop. The decision involves the City Plan Commission and City Council.

Jun 26: Carried: 13 to 0

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

The owner of an office showroom and warehouse on Rylie Crest Drive is seeking to renew and amend its Specific Use Permit. This authorization determines what commercial uses are permitted on the property.

Apr 9: Approved

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

The application proposes establishing a planned development district for multifamily housing and removing the liquor control overlay from property at the southeast corner of South Jim Miller Road and Great Trinity Forest Way. The change would allow residential development on land currently zoned for community retail use.

Jun 11: Approved

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

Lakeview Homes, LLP is seeking to rezone property along South St. Augustine Road from an Agricultural District to an R-5(A) Single Family District to permit residential development. This change would convert agricultural land to allow single-family homes, affecting the corridor's current use and character. The property is located east of Middlefield Road.

May 22: Carried: 13 to 0

Sand and Gravel Mining Permit at Kleberg Road (Z212-131)

The proposal would allow sand and gravel mining operations on agricultural property near Kleberg Road, between US 175 Frontage Road and Jordan Valley Road. Mining operations can significantly impact surrounding property values, noise levels, dust, and environmental quality for residents in the area.

Jun 26: Carried: 13 to 0

Demolition Delay Overlay Criteria Amendment (DCA245-002)

The city is modifying its demolition delay overlay rules that apply citywide. Demolition delay overlays are requirements that affect when and how certain structures can be demolished. The City Plan Commission and City Council are reviewing the proposed changes to these criteria.

May 14: Approved

Alcoholic Beverage Sale Permit Renewal (Z234-165)

This matter concerns the renewal and amendment of a Specific Use Permit for the sale of alcoholic beverages at a general merchandise or food store (3,500 square feet or less) in a Community Retail District. The permit affects a commercial property in a zoned corridor and requires approvals from both the City Plan Commission and City Council.

Jun 11: Approved

Deed Restriction Amendment at Middlefield Road (Z045-239)

An amendment to deed restrictions is being considered for a single-family residential property on the northeast line of Middlefield Road. Deed restrictions regulate what can be built on a property and changes to them can affect both the property owner's options and the character of the surrounding neighborhood.

May 14: Hearing Closed

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

An application proposes rezoning a property on the west side of South Lancaster Road from single-family residential to multifamily housing, with consideration for urban mixed-use and walkable residential alternatives. The rezoning would allow increased housing density in the corridor, converting single-family zoning to clustered apartments or multifamily development.

Jun 26: Carried: 13 to 0

TMM Development R-5(A) Zoning at Haymarket Road (Z845-372)

TMM Development, LLC seeks to rezone property near Haymarket Road from an Agricultural District to a Single Family Residential District. This change would enable residential development on land currently restricted to agricultural use by deed restrictions.

Jun 11: Approved

Hampton Road District Zoning (25-1441A)

The City Plan Commission is determining proper zoning for an area along Hampton Road between Wentworth Street and Brandon, establishing land use permissions and development standards for the district. This zoning decision will define what types of buildings and activities are permitted in this area, affecting future development and how the neighborhood can grow.

Apr 24: Carried: 10 to 2

Tavern at Inwood Road (Z234-333)

This is a Specific Use Permit application to open a bar, lounge, or tavern on the west side of Inwood Road, north of Lovers Lane, in a Community Retail District zoned area. The permit determines whether an alcoholic beverage establishment can operate at this location along the Inwood Road corridor.

Apr 23: Approved As Amended

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

Applicants Suzan Kedron and Victoria Morris sought an amendment to Planned Development District No. 143 at the intersection of IH-635 and Valley View Lane, with changes to the site's development, landscape, and traffic management plans. This high-traffic intersection location is a key node in the city's transportation network, and changes to its development plan affect traffic flow and the area's long-term character.

Apr 23: Approved

Multifamily Zoning on West Camp Wisdom Road (Z889-187)

Property on the north line of West Camp Wisdom Road between Clark Road and Royal Cedar Way is proposed for rezoning from Neighborhood Service and Agricultural Districts to Multifamily District. This would enable multifamily residential development on land currently restricted to smaller-scale and agricultural uses.

Apr 9: Approved

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

An amendment to a Specific Use Permit would allow an adult day care facility to operate on a single-family residential property near the intersection of Wadsworth Drive and East Ledbetter Drive. The change would permit a day care use in a residential area, affecting nearby homeowners and the character of the neighborhood. The matter was reviewed by the City Plan Commission and approved by City Council.

Jun 12: Carried: 12 to 0

Duplex District Rezoning at East Kirnwood Drive (Z245-149)

This zoning case proposes to rezone a single-family property on East Kirnwood Drive from an R-7.5(A) single-family district to a D(A) duplex district, with deed restrictions volunteered by the applicant. The change would allow duplex development on the site, increasing residential density in that area. The City Plan Commission and City Council both considered the application.

May 22: Carried: 9 to 4

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

A drive-through restaurant is proposed on the south corner of Maple Avenue and Hawthorne Avenue within the Oak Lawn Special Purpose District. The project requires a Specific Use Permit for the General Retail zoned location.

Jun 11: Approved

New Subdistrict at North Beckley Avenue (Z234-262)

The proposal would create a new subdistrict zone within the West Commerce Street/Fort Worth Avenue Special Purpose District on property near North Beckley Avenue. A custom subdistrict allows for more specific zoning and development standards tailored to the location's characteristics. The property is currently zoned for agricultural and industrial uses.

Jun 11: Approved

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

Mainul Khan is seeking to rezone a property near John West Road from Community Retail District to Multifamily District, enabling development of multifamily housing. This zoning change would allow residential development on land currently designated for retail, affecting how the John West Road corridor develops.

May 14: Approved

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

Metrocare Services is seeking to rezone property on the east side of Southgate Lane from Community Retail to Multifamily District, which would allow residential housing development instead of commercial use. This change would bring housing to an area currently zoned and designated for retail businesses.

Jun 12: Carried: 13 to 0

Vehicle Display and Service Specific Use Permit (Z245-125)

This matter seeks a Specific Use Permit for a vehicle display, sales and service facility within Planned Development District No. 366 on Buckner Boulevard. The proposed use would introduce automotive-focused commercial activity to the planned development area, requiring land use and zoning approval from the City Plan Commission and City Council.

Jun 11: Denied Without Prejudice

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

The property owner is seeking a Specific Use Permit to sell alcoholic beverages within a general merchandise or food store larger than 3,500 square feet on the southeast corner of Simpson Stuart Road. The site is located in a Community Retail District with a Liquor Control Overlay, meaning alcohol sales require special approval from the city.

Apr 23: Approved As Amended

Niraj Puri Townhouses at North Hampton and Calypso (Z167-361)

Niraj Puri proposed rezoning the southeast corner of North Hampton Road and Calypso Street from Neighborhood Office to a Townhouse District and terminating deed restrictions on the property. The rezoning would change the area's character and determine what type of development could occur at this intersection.

Apr 23: Approved

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

A zoning change has been proposed to allow multifamily residential development on property currently zoned for retail uses, located on Paducah Avenue between South Denley Drive and South Lancaster Road. The conversion from commercial retail to residential use would add housing options to the area while changing its commercial character.

Jun 26: Carried: 13 to 0

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

The property owner is seeking renewal of a Specific Use Permit to continue operating a Class A dance hall at the northwest corner of Singleton Boulevard and Peoria Avenue. This indoor commercial amusement venue operates in a Community Retail District, and its permit requires periodic renewal to remain in operation.

Jun 25: Approved

Specific Use Permit at Marsh Lane (Z245-109)

This proposal seeks approval to operate a private recreation center or club on property near Marsh Lane and Monet Place in a Neighborhood Service District zone. The use requires a Specific Use Permit because recreational facilities aren't automatically allowed in this zoning district, making this decision important for how the neighborhood develops.

Jun 11: Approved As Amended

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

Mesquite Tree Service, LLC applied to rezone a property on Quietwood Drive from Single Family residential zoning to Commercial Service District. The property, located between Interstate 20 and Kingsland Road, would allow commercial service businesses to operate where residential development was previously permitted.

Apr 23: Approved

Mixed-Use & Mini-Warehouse Development (Z234-277)

The proposal seeks to establish a mixed-use zoning district with a specific use permit for a mini-warehouse facility, while maintaining liquor control overlay protections for the area. This balances nonresidential development opportunities with safeguards for neighboring properties and community considerations.

Apr 10: Carried: 12 to 0

F-Residential Transition Subdistrict, South Dallas/Fair Park (Z245-103)

This zoning case seeks to reclassify property in the South Dallas/Fair Park Special Purpose District from single-family residential to an F-Residential Transition Subdistrict, which allows for mixed-density residential development. The change would permit residential transition uses on land currently restricted to single-family homes, affecting development patterns in the South Dallas/Fair Park area.

May 28: Approved

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

This matter involves the renewal of a Specific Use Permit for an establishment providing alcoholic beverages in a bar or lounge setting, combined with a dance hall use. The decision determines whether the establishment can continue operating these uses under the property's current zoning designation.

Jun 11: Denied

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

A renewal of a Specific Use Permit for wood or lumber processing operations on property zoned for industrial manufacturing. The use is flagged as potentially incompatible, raising concerns about industrial activity and its effects on the surrounding community.

May 28: Denied Without Prejudice

Deed Restriction Termination at Bruton Road (Z834-294)

This case involves the termination of a deed restriction (Z834-294) on property zoned for Community Retail use along Bruton Road. Removing the restriction could allow the property owner to pursue development or land uses previously prohibited. The City Plan Commission and City Council reviewed the application, with the Plan Commission voting unanimously in favor.

Apr 9: Hearing Closed

Hampton Road Rezoning (Z189-349)

The City Council voted to approve amendments rezoning an area along Hampton Road to determine proper land use and development standards for the district. Zoning changes affect what can be built, how properties can be developed, and the character of the area for neighboring residents. The City Plan Commission and City Council oversaw the hearing and deliberation process.

Jun 25: Held Under Advisment

West Wheatland Corridor PDD Amendment (Z245-210)

This proposal creates a new subdistrict within Planned Development District (PDD) No. 598 for property along West Wheatland Road, between South Polk Street and South Hampton Road, north of the LBJ Freeway. The subdistrict designation shapes future development regulations and land use patterns in this corridor area.

May 22: Carried: 13 to 0

Specific Use Permit for Alcohol Sales at North Masters Drive (Z245-115)

A property owner requested a Specific Use Permit to allow alcoholic beverage sales in a small general merchandise or food store at the southeast corner of North Masters Drive and Tokowa Drive. Alcohol sales in retail locations require special permits because of potential impacts on nearby residents, including increased traffic, parking pressure, and effects on neighborhood character.

Jun 11: Approved

Zoning Amendment Postponement Process (DCA245-006)

This proposal seeks to remove an automatic postponement provision from the zoning code (Section 51A-4.701(e)) that currently allows zoning amendments to be deferred without discretion. Eliminating this provision would streamline the zoning amendment approval process by removing a deferral option. The change affects how zoning cases are processed citywide.

Jun 25: Held Under Advisement

Eliminate Zoning Amendment Postponements (25-1755A)

The city is proposing to remove the postponement process from zoning amendments, which currently allows delays in zoning case decisions. This change would require all zoning amendments to proceed on their scheduled timeline without the option to postpone. The modification is intended to streamline the zoning amendment process citywide.

May 22: Carried: 9 to 4

Concrete and Asphalt Processing Permit Renewal (25-1577A)

This permit renewal would continue and expand concrete and asphalt crushing and batching operations at an industrially zoned property. As a potentially incompatible use, the facility generates dust, noise, and traffic impacts on surrounding areas. The renewal allows industrial processing operations to continue serving construction and demolition material needs.

Jun 26: Carried: 13 to 0

Schultz PDD Amendment at West Mockingbird Lane (Z245-117)

Chris Schultz is seeking an amendment to Planned Development District No. 1065, which establishes zoning and development standards for property on the south line of West Mockingbird Lane. Planned development districts allow developers to propose tailored use and design standards for specific sites in exchange for defined public benefits or design quality. The proposal was reviewed by the City Plan Commission and City Council.

Jun 11: Approved

Concrete Crushing Specific Use Permit at Luna Road (Z234-288)

A property on Luna Road zoned for industrial manufacturing is seeking a Specific Use Permit to operate a concrete and asphalt crushing facility. Industrial crushing operations generate significant noise, dust, and heavy vehicle traffic that can impact nearby residential and commercial areas. The City Plan Commission reviews whether this use is compatible with the surrounding district and neighborhood.

Jun 26: Carried: 13 to 0

Metal Salvage Facility at Singleton Boulevard (Z245-159)

A metal salvage facility is proposed on the north side of Singleton Boulevard between Pluto Street and Norwich Street, in a district zoned for industrial manufacturing. The facility would operate on the site subject to site plan approval and staff conditions.

Jun 11: Approved

Stacy Community Retail District at Webb Chapel and Royal Lane (25-1752A)

This proposal would rezone property at the northeast corner of Webb Chapel Road and Royal Lane from single-family residential to a Community Retail District, with deed restrictions offered by the applicant. The change would introduce commercial retail development to an area currently zoned exclusively for single-family homes. Stacy Family Capital, LLC is the applicant seeking this rezoning.

May 22: Carried: 13 to 0

Commercial Service District at Royal Lane (Z245-174)

The city considered a proposal to establish a Commercial Service District on the north side of Royal Lane, including deed restrictions volunteered by the applicant. This zoning change would modify how the property is regulated and used, affecting both the applicant's development plans and the surrounding area's commercial character. The City Council reviewed the application over several months before approving it.

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 impose deed restrictions on a property at the southwest corner of Data Drive and Executive Drive, currently zoned for multiple commercial uses. This designation would affect the allowed uses and development potential at this commercial intersection, requiring legal deed restrictions to govern future development.

Jun 25: Approved

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

This application proposes to rezone a property on Lake June Road from single-family residential (R-7.5(A)) to Neighborhood Office District. The change would allow office buildings on land currently restricted to homes, affecting the residential character of the area near Lake June Road and Hillburn Drive.

Jun 26: Carried: 13 to 0

Bianchi House Historic Overlay at Reiger Avenue (Z189-161)

The proposal seeks to designate the Bianchi House at 4503 Reiger Avenue as a historic property with Historic Overlay zoning protection. Historic overlay designations preserve architecturally or culturally significant buildings and restrict certain uses to maintain the property's character.

Apr 9: Denied Without Prejudice

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

Marco Valle and Enrique Valle R propose to establish a Commercial Service District on property west of South Ledbetter Drive between Millar Drive and Crystal Lake Boulevard, currently zoned for residential use. The proposed district would convert residential-zoned property to allow commercial services in the area. This request was submitted for City Plan Commission review.

Jun 12: Carried: 13 to 0

All Neighbors Coalition Homeless Initiatives Report (25-1853A)

The All Neighbors Coalition submits a quarterly report on homeless initiatives being implemented across Dallas to the Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee. The report provides oversight and coordination updates on the city's response to homelessness, presented by the Office of Homeless Solutions and Housing Forward.

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

The city adopted an area plan for the South Dallas Fair Park corridor, bounded by Haskell Avenue to the north, Botham Jean Boulevard to the south, and the Southern Pacific Central Bypass and Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe rail lines to the east and west. Area plans guide future development, land use, and public investment in targeted corridors to support neighborhood goals and economic vitality.

Jun 25: Approved As Amended

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

This case seeks to rezone property in the corridor bounded by Bonnie View Road, Southerland Avenue, and Arrow Road to allow a TH-3(A) Townhouse District, along with deed restrictions on adjacent single-family and industrial research zoned land. The rezoning would enable higher-density residential development while restricting how the surrounding parcels can be used. The City Plan Commission reviewed the application.

Apr 24: Carried: 11 to 0

Multifamily Residential Mortgage Revenue Bonds (25-1619A)

The City Council authorized the issuance of mortgage revenue bonds to finance multifamily residential housing development. These bonds provide low-cost financing for residential lending and support affordable housing construction across the city.

May 28: Aprpoved

Multifamily Housing Revenue Bonds (25-1622A)

The City Council authorized the issuance of tax-exempt multifamily residential mortgage revenue bonds to finance the development of rental housing projects. These bonds lower financing costs for multifamily housing development, making it more feasible for developers to build rental properties. The bonds are issued under federal tax code provisions designed to encourage affordable housing investment.

May 28: Approved

Vehicle Display Specific Use Permit at Conner Drive (25-1214A)

A Specific Use Permit for a vehicle display, sales, and service facility has been proposed on the west side of Conner Drive, south of Bruton Road. The site is located within a planned development district with special zoning overlays, and would bring commercial automotive services to this corridor.

Apr 10: Carried: 12 to 0

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

Jorge Lariz is proposing a new planned development district on the east side of Marvin D Love Freeway, north of West Camp Wisdom Road. The proposal would introduce large-scale planned development to this corridor area and requires zoning approval. KTC Holdings LLC is the development entity managing the project.

Jun 26: Carried: 13 to 0

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

The South Dallas Fair Park Area Plan establishes zoning and development guidelines for a corridor in South Dallas bounded by Haskell Avenue to the north and Botham Jean Boulevard to the south. This area plan shapes how land can be developed and used in the Fair Park neighborhood, influencing future investment, housing, and public improvements in the region.

May 28: Deferred

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

The matter concerns a work order for construction services by Phoenix I Restoration and Construction at The Women's Museum, 3800 Parry Avenue. The work falls under an existing Job Order Contract for facility improvements at a key cultural institution. This project supports maintenance and restoration efforts serving the Dallas community.

Jun 11: Approved As An Individual Item

Convention Center Construction Manager (25-1698A)

The City contracted with HJ Russell - Phillips May - STSW joint venture to serve as Construction Manager at Risk for the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. The agreement covers pre-construction and construction management services for the Master Plan Component Four renovation and reconstruction work. Professional construction management ensures efficient coordination and oversight of this major convention center infrastructure project.

Jun 25: Approved As An Individual Item

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

The City Council approved a three-year license agreement allowing Atlético Dallas, a United Soccer League professional team, to use the Cotton Bowl, with an additional three-year lease agreement for the MoneyGram Soccer Park Complex. This brings a professional soccer team to Dallas and activates these city facilities for major league sports. The agreements include two one-year renewal options for each facility.

Jun 11: Approved As An Individual Item

Convention Center Construction Manager Agreement (25-1704A)

The City Council authorized a supplemental agreement with Trinity Alliance Ventures to accept the Guaranteed Maximum Price for Phase 1 of construction services on the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas Master Plan. This agreement formalized the cost commitment for the initial construction phase of the major convention center expansion project. The construction manager at risk contract structures the project delivery and cost controls for the convention center improvements.

Jun 11: Approved

Convention Center Bridge Loan (25-1887A)

The city authorized a bridge loan of up to $1 billion through special tax revenue notes to support the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas Venue Project. This financing enables critical improvements to a major downtown venue that serves residents, visitors, and generates economic activity for the city.

Jun 11: Approved

State Infrastructure Bank Loan Authorization (25-1694A)

The city is seeking authorization to submit an application and execute a $90,000,000 State Infrastructure Bank Loan Agreement with the Texas Department of Transportation. This financing supports critical infrastructure projects that enhance the city's development and modernization capabilities.

May 28: Approved As An Individual Item

Convention Center and Arena Renovation Construction Manager (25-1695A)

The city engaged construction manager at risk Beck Azteca for pre-construction and construction services for the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center master plan and the Dallas Memorial Auditorium renovation and reconstruction. These projects modernize key civic venues in downtown Dallas that host conventions, events, and public gatherings. The construction manager at risk delivery method allows the contractor to provide early input during design while managing the actual construction work.

May 28: Approved As An Individual Item

Gensler Design Services for Memorial Arena Practice Facility (25-1699A)

The city authorized a supplemental agreement with architecture firm Gensler to provide additional design and engineering services for the Dallas Memorial Arena Practice Facility. The expanded contract ensures comprehensive architectural and engineering work to support the facility's development. City Council approved the agreement in May 2025.

May 28: Approved As An Individual Item

Criado Engineering Services Supplement (25-1378A)

The city authorized a supplemental agreement with Criado & Associates, LLC to increase funding for professional engineering services by approximately $1 million. The expanded contract covers engineering design, subsurface utilities engineering, and survey services for municipal work.

May 14: Approved

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

The South Dallas Fair Park Area Plan establishes development and zoning guidelines for a region bounded by Haskell Avenue to the north, Botham Jean Boulevard to the south, and rail lines to the east and west. Area plans shape how neighborhoods develop, guide infrastructure investment, and affect future zoning decisions and land use.

May 8: Carried: 14 to 0

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

A Commercial Service District is being proposed for property on the north side of Royal Lane between Newkirk Street and Goodnight Lane, currently zoned as Planned Development District No. 635. This commercial zoning change could affect land use and development activity in the area. Applicant Sergio Godinez is seeking this rezoning through the city planning commission.

Jun 12: Carried: 13 to 0

Dallas Housing Finance Corporation Program Statements (25-1461A)

The Dallas Housing Finance Corporation and Dallas Public Facility Corporation have proposed program statements that govern their financing and development activities for housing and public facilities in Dallas. These statements outline how the city corporations will support housing development and facility improvements. The proposals are subject to public review and input from the Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee.

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

Reyes Gamino is seeking approval for a Commercial Service District—a specialized zoning designation—on commercially-zoned property at the southwest corner of Data Drive and Executive Drive. This designation would affect how the property can be used and developed within the city's commercial area.

Apr 10: Carried: 13 to 0

Women's Museum Construction Services (25-1701A)

The Women's Museum at 3800 Parry Ave will undergo construction services through a work order with Phoenix I Restoration and Construction, Ltd. under an existing contract. The work addresses repairs and improvements to the museum facility.

May 28: Deleted

Jefferson Boulevard Viaduct Phase I Engineering (25-1515A)

The City Council authorized a professional engineering services contract with Gresham Smith to provide engineering support for Phase I of the Jefferson Boulevard Viaduct Modification and Realignment project. This project supports infrastructure improvements in the area of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Connectors, a critical regional transportation corridor. The contract was approved as an individual agenda item.

May 28: Approved As An Individual Item

Jefferson Boulevard Viaduct Engineering Services (25-1808A)

The city is contracting with Gresham Smith for professional engineering services to support Phase I of the Jefferson Boulevard Viaduct Modification and Realignment project. This infrastructure work addresses improvements to a major transportation corridor in Dallas. The Department of Transportation and Public Works is overseeing the contract with the selected engineering firm.

Auditor Reports on Stemmons and Convention Centers (25-2123A)

The City Auditor is releasing internal audit reports covering the Stemmons Center and an agreed-upon procedures engagement for the construction manager role at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. These audits ensure proper financial management, oversight, and compliance in the city's major facilities and construction projects. The Government Performance and Financial Management Committee will review the reports.

Convention Center Master Plan Update (25-1654A)

The City is updating the comprehensive master plan for the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, focusing on the Convention Center component to guide future improvements and long-term operations. As a major civic venue and economic asset for Dallas, the Convention Center's strategic planning is important for maintaining its role as a premier destination for conventions and events.

May 21: Briefed

Water Easement Abandonment at Technology and Connector (25-1469A)

The city is abandoning a water easement to Dallas Public Facility Corporation, the abutting property owner, affecting approximately 7,491 square feet of land near Technology Boulevard and Connector Drive. This transfers rights to the easement land to the adjacent owner, enabling use or development of the property.

May 14: Approved

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

The Dallas Public Facility Corporation will acquire and develop a mixed-income multifamily housing project at 5550 Lyndon B. Johnson Freeway, with operations managed by High Street Residential, Inc. under a 75-year lease agreement. This development brings mixed-income housing to the LBJ corridor, addressing demand for diverse residential options in an area undergoing commercial growth.

Apr 23: Approved As An Individual Item

Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Land Acquisition (25-594A)

The city is acquiring approximately 186,000 square feet of land near Young and Houston Streets to expand the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. The acquisition, priced at up to $45.1 million, will increase the convention center's capacity and support economic activity in downtown Dallas. The land seller is Charter DMN Holdings, LP.

Apr 23: Approved As Amended

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

The city is acquiring approximately 36,228 square feet of land near the intersection of Young and Houston Streets from Charter DMN Holdings, LP for the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas project. This land acquisition is essential for the convention center's expansion and development as a major civic facility. The City Council approved the acquisition, which includes authority to exercise eminent domain if necessary.

Apr 23: Approved