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Peak Street to allow multifamily residential development, currently restricted to single-family homes. This change would enable apartment and multi-unit housing on this corner, requiring submission of detailed development
lounge, or tavern) and a commercial amusement venue (dance hall) at a property. This change affects what types of businesses can operate at the location and could impact nearby residents
area bounded by Greenville Avenue, La Vista Drive, Lewis Street, and Hope Street. The change would introduce late-night dining to this Planned Development District area, affecting neighborhood traffic patterns
Residential Transition Subdistrict, South Dallas/Fair Park (Z245-103) This zoning case seeks to reclassify property in the South Dallas/Fair Park Special Purpose District from single-family residential
June Road from single-family residential (R-7.5(A)) to Neighborhood Office District. The change would allow office buildings on land currently restricted to homes, affecting the residential character
resolution introduce the changes needed to bring the City into alignment with the federal requirements. Because Section 51A-1.108(d) requires the City to follow the zoning-amendment procedure when
resolution introduce the changes needed to bring the City into alignment with the federal requirements. Because Section 51A-1.108(d) requires the City to follow the zoning-amendment procedure when
ordinance granting the removal of a D-1 Liquor Control Overlay on property zoned CR-D-1 Community Retail District with the D-1 Overlay, on the southeast corner
acquisition — while four open zoning hearings with unresolved staff-CPC splits offer active engagement windows. The election date shift to odd-year November cycles changes future advocacy calendars
resolution introduce the changes needed to bring the City into alignment with the federal requirements. Because Section 51A-1.108(d) requires the City to follow the zoning-amendment procedure when
resolution introduce the changes needed to bring the City into alignment with the federal requirements. Because Section 51A-1.108(d) requires the City to follow the zoning-amendment procedure when
parcels currently zoned for single-family or multifamily use. Residents in Council Districts 1, 2, 4, and 6 face the most direct near-term land use changes: three under-advisement
amendment to Specific Use Permit No. 1447 for a private school use on property zoned R-7.5(A) Single Family District, on the northeast corner of Park Lane and Boedeker
application for and an ordinance granting a new planned development district on property zoned an R-7.5(A) Single Family District, on the west line of University Hills Boulevard, between
Rezoning application to change property on Quietwood Drive from R-10(A) Single Family District to CS Commercial Service District; staff recommends approval. An application for a CS Commercial Service
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
rezoning application to change a property on the north line of Great Trinity Forest Way, between Hillburn Drive and N. Murdeaux Lane, from MF-2(A) Multifamily District
Hampton Road and West Clarendon Drive (Council District 1) for WMU-3 mixed-use zoning, despite 31 of 33 public speakers opposing and 57 of 75 written replies against
Rezoning application to change property from A(A) Agricultural District to R-5(A) Single Family District on the south line of South St. Augustine Road east of Middlefield Road
rezoning application to change a property on the west line of S. Saint Augustine Rd, north of S. Seagoville Rd, from R-7.5(A) Single Family District