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remove existing deed restrictions. The site had been limited to office use, so this zoning change would have enabled residential construction. The proposal was approved on April
Industrial Research District to a Commercial Service District. Applicant Philip Lang sought the zoning change to enable commercial service development on the site. The City Plan Commission reviewed the request
licensing, compliance, and enforcement. His legal work includes obtaining variances and land use and zoning changes for clients in the food and beverage industry
Dallas' historic Oak Cliff neighborhood, spanning the Hampton-Clarendon Corridor area. The street underwent zoning changes and transportation infrastructure improvements approved in 2025, including redesign as a complete street with
Avenue. This expansion would allow the affected property to be reclassified under Subdistrict 1H zoning, changing what uses and development standards apply to the site. An application for an expansion
Office District, which would allow a branch library to operate at the site. This zoning change would introduce a public facility and community asset into a residential neighborhood. An application
Road and Royal Lane into a Community Retail District with deed restrictions. The proposed zoning change would have allowed retail development on land currently restricted to residential use, potentially affecting
Development District at Preston and Belt Line (25-325A) An application proposed to change zoning for property at the southeast corner of Preston Road and Belt Line Road from
Change at Tatum Avenue (25-3501A) An application proposed a Medium Commercial/Office zoning subdistrict change and a Specific Use Permit for a car wash on the northwest corner
Plan Commission staff instead recommended a Townhouse District. The proposal would have significantly changed residential zoning and density in a corridor area. The matter went to a vote in January
Forest Land and Stults Road (25-2547A) An application proposed to change the zoning on property at the southwest corner of Forest Land and Stults Road from Single Family
South Polk Street and Nokomis Avenue from Multifamily District to Mixed Use District zoning. This change would permit a mix of residential and commercial uses on the site, creating opportunities
Commercial Wedding Chapel' land use designation with a new 'Reception Facility' category. This change updates zoning classifications to better reflect how wedding venues and event spaces operate in the city
Asphalt/Concrete Batching Facility Specific Use Permit (Z234-328) An application proposed changing a property's zoning to Industrial Manufacturing District and obtaining a Specific Use Permit to allow asphalt
west corner of East Stark Road and Seagoville Road to accommodate changes to the existing zoning district. The proposal required a development plan and traffic management plan as conditions
Forest Land and Stults Road was rezoned to allow multifamily residential development, changing from single-family zoning. The rezoning increased the residential density permitted on the site. The multifamily zoning
permitted use in multifamily districts, requiring the city to evaluate the proposed change to the neighborhood's zoning. The proposal was approved by the City Council on February
property near West Davis Street and Cockrell Hill Road, which is currently zoned for residential use. This change would allow the property to be developed under a new subdistrict designation
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 the application
terminating existing deed restrictions limiting its use. The property had been zoned for Mixed Use, and the proposed change would have converted it to retail-focused development. The matter