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University of North Texas at Dallas campus. The project is planned to include residential housing, commercial spaces, hotels, and green space. It has been referenced in Dallas city council proceedings
facility operates 24/7 and offers case management, employment services, and pathways to sustainable housing in partnership with local health systems. Located in downtown Dallas, it serves as a comprehensive resource
centralized facility coordinating multiple services including medical and mental health care, employment assistance, and housing placement support
profit organization that revitalizes neighborhoods in South Dallas and Fair Park through housing development, economic development, and workforce training programs. The organization works with the City of Dallas
arrested for misdemeanor and felony offenses. The facility operates under Dallas County administration and houses individuals pending bond determination, release on recognizance, or trial disposition
social justice across the city. It oversees divisions focused on equity planning, fair housing, human rights, and welcoming communities and immigrant affairs. The office works with city departments and community
grades and was founded in connection with Bishop T.D. Jakes and the Potter's House church community
appeared as applicant in Dallas city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, development, permit, housing
Notre Dame Place is a senior housing apartment community located in Dallas, Texas, offering residences for individuals age 55 and older
Committee's April and May 2026 meetings. A separate update on the Office of Housing and Community Empowerment's response to a request for an audit of the WIC program
future task orders. Two sole-source awards signal incumbent positions likely to recur: Housing Forward for encampment outreach and VEOCI INC. for airport safety system maintenance
Mentor Avenue, and east of Denley Drive to Veterans Community Project for a transitional housing community
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
Founded in 2003, TRAC operates drop-in resource centers and offers life skills training, housing assistance, workforce support, education services, and health services
Avenue (Z-25-000209) A new Planned Development Subdistrict was established to permit multifamily housing uses in the Oak Lawn Special Purpose District, on the north side of Newton Avenue
Landmark Historic District. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it contains historic houses showcasing diverse architectural styles from the Early 20th Century, including Mediterranean, Spanish, Prairie, and Colonial
from single-family residential and agricultural. The district would have accommodated a mix of housing and retail development in an area previously restricted to residential or farm uses. The proposal
Stults Road from Single Family District to a Multifamily District, allowing for higher-density housing on the site. The change would have permitted apartment or condo development instead of single
residential use. The proposal would have converted the site's permitted use from residential housing to commercial recreation. The City Council approved the proposal as amended on February
code. The area is an urban residential neighborhood with mixed housing including single-family homes and apartment complexes, serving as a commercial and residential district