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(CD 8) Vernon L. McCoy / Beatriz Ordorica; 4826 Wichita Street (0.872 acres) From: "PD1354" Planned Development for all uses in "E" Neighborhood Commercial excluding ambulance dispatch station, massage therapy and spa, golf course, gas lift compressor station, stealth telecommunications tower, telecommunications antenna (on structure), utility transmission or distribution line, indoor amusement, event center or rental hall, commercial swimming pool, movie theater or auditorium, short term home rental, feed store (no processing/milling), liquor or package store, parking area or garage, storage commercial or auxiliary, daycare center, plus waiver to supplemental setback; site plan approved. To: Amend "PD1354" to add massage therapy and spa, indoor amusement, event center or rental hall, short term home rental, feed store (no processing/milling), liquor or package store as permitted uses and exclude ambulance dispatch station, golf course, gas lift compressor station, stealth telecommunications tower, telecommunications antenna (on structure), utility transmission or distribution line, commercial swimming pool, movie theater or auditorium, parking area or garage, storage commercial or auxiliary, daycare center, and a development standard for supplemental setback and bufferyard; site plan included. (Recommended for Denial by the Zoning Commission) (Continued from a Previous Meeting)

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Vernon L. McCoy and Beatriz Ordorica seek a zoning change for a 0.872-acre property at 4826 Wichita Street to enable Neighborhood Commercial uses. The proposal would allow certain commercial activities while excluding ambulance dispatch facilities, massage therapy businesses, and telecommunications infrastructure from the site.
2 eventsFirst seen Apr 28, 2026Last activity Jun 9, 2026Case ID: ZC-26-009
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Attorney
As of Jun 2026

Confirm Zoning Commission stance on this Dallas special-use permit

Context: One of 18 zoning cases on the June 9 City Council agenda carries a Zoning Commission denial recommendation; ZC-26-009 has been continued twice without substantive action, and the April 28 vote was 10-0 with Council Member Lauersdorf off the dais, leaving the full vote picture unclear.

Recommended: Pull the Zoning Commission hearing record for ZC-26-009 to determine whether this is the one case among the June 9 agenda's 18 zoning items carrying a denial recommendation — if it is, Dallas code requires a supermajority Council vote to override, and the applicant must confirm whether enough members are committed given that only 10 were present at the April 28 continuation.

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Journalist
As of Jun 2026

Investigate Dallas special-use permit continued twice without a hearing

Context: This matter has been continued at both of its two appearances with no substantive hearing; three separate ordinances on the June 9 agenda vacate streets and alleys in CD 8, CD 9, and CD 11 with fees waived under city policy, an unusual convergence for unrelated projects.

Recommended: Request the Zoning Commission staff report for this matter and cross-reference it against the three street-vacation ordinances on the same June 9 agenda that clear rights-of-way in Council Districts 8, 9, and 11 with all purchase fees waived — two unexplained continuations paired with coordinated, fee-waived right-of-way clearances may indicate a larger redevelopment deal moving through multiple agenda tracks at once.

Source: CITY COUNCIL — Jun 09, 2026 →
Lobbyist
As of Jun 2026

Reach Council Member Nettles before June 9 Dallas zoning hearing

Context: Nettles made the April 28 motion to continue this matter to June 9, passed 10-0 with Council Member Lauersdorf off the dais, making her the identified procedural sponsor with the clearest influence over whether it moves or stalls again.

Recommended: Contact Council Member Nettles directly before June 9 to confirm she will not move a third continuation — a 152-item agenda carrying $371.5M in financial activity creates strong pressure to defer lower-priority zoning items, and a third slip would push this matter past a predictable Council window.

Source: CITY COUNCIL — Jun 09, 2026 →

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Hearing
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(CD 8) Vernon L. McCoy / Beatriz Ordorica; 4826 Wichita Street (0.872 acres) From: "PD1354" Planned Development for all uses in "E" Neighborhood Commercial excluding ambulance dispatch station, massage therapy and spa, golf course, gas lift compressor station, stealth telecommunications tower, telecommunications antenna (on structure), utility transmission or distribution line, indoor amusement, event center or rental hall, commercial swimming pool, movie theater or auditorium, short term home rental, feed store (no processing/milling), liquor or package store, parking area or garage, storage commercial or auxiliary, daycare center, plus waiver to supplemental setback; site plan approved. To: Amend "PD1354" to add massage therapy and spa, indoor amusement, event center or rental hall, short term home rental, feed store (no processing/milling), liquor or package store as permitted uses and exclude ambulance dispatch station, golf course, gas lift compressor station, stealth telecommunications tower, telecommunications antenna (on structure), utility transmission or distribution line, commercial swimming pool, movie theater or auditorium, parking area or garage, storage commercial or auxiliary, daycare center, and a development standard for supplemental setback and bufferyard; site plan included. (Recommended for Denial by the Zoning Commission) (Continued from a Previous Meeting)

Hearing
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Council Member Nettles made a motion, seconded by Council Member Beck, that Zoning Docket ZC-26-009 be continued to the June 9, 2026, Council Meeting. Motion passed 10-0, Council Member Lauersdorf off the dais.