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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
appeared as applicant in Dallas city proceedings. Appears in topics: permit, zoning, public_hearing, housing, historic
South Lancaster Road, anchored by DART Blue Line stations and featuring retail, employment, housing, and civic facilities
appeared as applicant in Dallas city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, development, permit, housing
Spending report briefing on Community Development Block Grant funds through January 31, 2026, covering housing and community development expenditures. No action is requested. Community Development Block Grant Spending Report
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
city's state and federal legislative priorities, submitted by the Department of Housing & Neighborhood Revitalization. State and Federal Legislative Priorities State and Federal Legislative Priorities ashley.martin@dallascityhall.com
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
Notre Dame Place is a senior housing apartment community located in Dallas, Texas, offering residences for individuals age 55 and older
Founded in 2003, TRAC operates drop-in resource centers and offers life skills training, housing assistance, workforce support, education services, and health services
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
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
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
staff recommended approval of a Townhouse District instead, which would accommodate townhouse-style housing on the site. The application was under review but did not reach a final decision
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
Council District 7. The Landmark Commission is reviewing the project to ensure the new house fits with the neighborhood's character and meets design standards. 3919 WALDRON AVENUE Council District
permitted apartment or multifamily development on land that had been restricted to single-family housing, increasing density in the area. The proposal was approved by City Council on April
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
appeared as mover in Dallas city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, development, permit, housing