Dallas Search
Search meetings, agenda items, press releases, entities, and insights.
302 results for “housing” in past 3 months
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
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
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
providing public facilities, with a focus on developing and preserving mixed-income workforce housing communities. The organization operates under the Texas Public Facility Corporation Act and operates a land-lease
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
appeared as mover in Dallas city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, development, permit, housing
property currently zoned for commercial services. This mixed-use development would add housing and business space to the area. An application for 1) a new Planned Development District
zoned for single-family homes on Laura Lane. The proposal would introduce a different housing type into a residential area that currently permits only single-family development, requiring special City
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
from UT Austin. She serves on multiple city council committees including Public Safety and Housing and Homeless Solutions
been a vocal advocate on city council for walkability, parking reform, workforce housing, parks and trails expansion, and area planning initiatives
where only single-family homes had been previously permitted. The proposal would have increased housing density in that corridor. The City Council denied the amendment on January
residential development. The rezoning would have converted a retail-zoned site to allow residential housing. The City Plan Commission reviewed the proposal, which subsequently stalled without a final decision
development in place of single-family residential use. The proposed change would have increased housing density along a corridor currently zoned for single-family homes. The City Plan Commission reviewed
Office of Housing and Community Empowerment
Monthly forecast briefing for the PTE Committee, submitted by the Department of Housing & Neighborhood Revitalization. PTE Committee Monthly Forecast PTE Committee Monthly Forecast ashley.martin@dallascityhall.com
more mixed-use area within the Gateway Special Purpose District, potentially bringing together housing, retail, and services on a site currently zoned for residential transition. An application