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File 25-2626A) signals the city is internally assessing state-imposed changes to its zoning and subdivision authority, with no public disclosure of the legal analysis
corner of Oak Lawn Avenue and North Stemmons Freeway. The changes would modify the zoning designations and development parameters for this property, expanding permitted uses and development potential. The proposal
Road. This would allow a religious institutional building in an area currently zoned for residential use, changing what types of development and activities are permitted at that location. An application
Duplex District Rezoning at East Kirnwood Drive (Z245-149) This zoning case proposes to rezone a single-family property on East Kirnwood Drive from an R-7.5(A) single-family
incentives — developers with projects in or near designated zones should monitor this item as it advances for any changes to qualifying investment structures or city-level incentive stacking. The Opportunity
southeast corner of Preston Road and Belt Line Road on property currently zoned for community retail. The change would allow the site to be developed with mixed-use district uses
Beckley Avenue to allow mixed residential and commercial uses on currently industrial-zoned land. This proposal would change what types of development are permitted on the property and reshape
district, which would allow both commercial and residential development on the site. This change could increase density and bring retail or office uses to a corridor currently restricted to apartment
Development District to allow mixed-use development on what is currently zoned as a community retail district. This change would enable a combination of residential and commercial uses
would allow residential housing development instead of commercial use. This change would bring housing to an area currently zoned and designated for retail businesses. An application
South Jim Miller Road and Great Trinity Forest Way. The change would allow residential development on land currently zoned for community retail use. An application for 1) a planned development
seeks to allow a duplex on a Garland Avenue property currently zoned for single-family homes only. The change would increase residential density in the corridor and affect the neighborhood
rezone property on North Boulevard Terrace from Single Family zoning to allow Townhouse or Multifamily development. The change would enable higher-density housing on a site currently restricted to single
Industrial Research districts to a Commercial Service District, permitting commercial service uses. This change affects the permitted activities and development character in the area. The applicant is Philip Lang
Liquor Control Overlay from a Light Commercial-zoned property on Lemmon Avenue. Terminating the overlay would change what commercial uses are permitted on the site and affect the neighborhood
Amendment on Postponements (Item B, File 25-2194A) proposes changes to Section 51A-4.701(e) that would affect zoning case scheduling — no adoption action was taken at this meeting
modify off-street parking and loading requirements for new development and redevelopment projects. These changes affect how much parking and vehicle loading space property owners must provide on their sites
overlay regulations. The liquor overlay system restricts where alcohol can be sold, and this change would enable beverage alcohol sales in this previously restricted area. An application for the removal
from single-family to townhouse district, allowing denser residential development in this corridor. The change would permit medium-density townhouse units where only single-family homes are currently allowed, affecting
Townhouse District and terminating deed restrictions on the property. The rezoning would change the area's character and determine what type of development could occur at this intersection. An application