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Mixed Use District at Dallas North Tollway (Z234-229) The City Council approved a zoning change to allow a Mixed Use District (MU-3) with deed restrictions on property

Grant Street and Front Street, currently zoned for single-family residential use. The zoning change would have increased housing density in the area, potentially affecting nearby residents' concerns about neighborhood

Plan Commission is amending its rules of procedure to expand the zoning ordinance advisory committee's responsibilities. This change would strengthen the committee's role in the zoning review process

wash use in an area zoned for light commercial and office purposes, requiring a zoning change consideration and a Specific Use Permit within Planned Development District 631. The project required

District to Single Family District zoning, enabling residential development on previously undeveloped land. The zoning change would have converted agricultural property into a single-family residential area. The proposal

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

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

North Cliff Conservation District with consideration to be given to appropriate zoning for the area to include but not limited to use, development standards, and other appropriate regulations an area

Park Special Purpose District, an area bounded by railroad and freeway corridors. The proposed zoning changes would affect how this district's industrial and development potential could be used

north side of Newton Avenue between Throckmorton Street and Oak Lawn Avenue. This zoning change enabled higher-density residential development in an area previously restricted by the zoning code

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

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

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

multifamily and single-family residential use, and city staff recommended denial of the zoning change. The matter went inactive without reaching a final vote. An application for a CS Commercial

Single Family to Multifamily zoning; the city staff recommended Townhouse zoning as an alternative. The rezoning would have changed the allowed housing type and density in this corridor. The zoning

private school, kindergarten, and day nursery under an existing Specific Use Permit, making any zoning change relevant to the neighborhood. An application for TH-3(A) Townhouse District with deed

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

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

Duplex at Garland Avenue (Z234-235) An application sought to change zoning regulations to allow a duplex on property near Garland Avenue and Fairview Avenue, where single-family homes