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Last month, 712 zoning insights were flagged across City of Dallas. Rezoning votes, variance requests, PUD approvals - each one a potential deal or threat to your portfolio. How many did you catch?
City Council - 2026-04-22
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Dallas City Council, City Plan Commission, and Board of Adjustment process PD (Planned Development) district rezonings, SUP (Specific Use Permit) applications, and variances across the city. PD districts are the primary mechanism for large-scale rezonings, while SUPs govern multifamily, restaurant, and auto-related uses requiring additional review. The Harwood District, Deep Ellum, and Design District see concentrated mixed-use filing activity. Southern Dallas industrial and workforce development rezonings have increased in recent sessions. Collin County to the north - particularly Frisco and McKinney - generates a high volume of parallel entitlement activity relevant to the broader North Texas market.
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City Council - 2026-04-22
Dallas City Council approved a resolution directing the city manager to hire a consultant to appraise GAF (2600 Singleton Blvd) and TAMCO (7910 South Central Expressway) facilities for potential amortization, allocating up to $200,000 from contingency reserves. The council also approved MF-2A multifamily zoning with deed restrictions for 3.58 acres at North Blvd Terrace near Plymouth Rd (Z18) by a 9-5 vote, and adopted amendments to the Dallas Housing Resource Catalog formalizing HFC and PFC operations while rejecting two-thirds voting thresholds and ex-officio board membership proposals.
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- GAF and TAMCO Amortization Consultant Study
- MF-2A Rezoning at North Blvd Terrace (Z18)
- Dallas Housing Resource Catalog Amendments (Item 40)
- FIFA World Cup 2026 Special Event Designation (Item 6)
- Street Feeding Ordinance Amendment (Item 12)
- Southeast Service Center Improvements (Item 21)
- DMA Seventh Amendment Use Agreement (Item 20)
- Meadows Sycamore Affordable Housing Grant (Item 7)
- Stemmons Property Sale Amendment (Item 47)
- Interim City Attorney Appointment (Item 52)
City Council - 2026-04-08
City Council - 2026-03-25
City Council - 2026-02-25
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712 zoning insights detected across 7 meetings in City of Dallas
Last month, ZoneWire analyzed 7 council meetings in City of Dallas — extracting rezoning decisions, variance rulings, and development activity hours after the gavel dropped.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Rezoning requests, PD (Planned Development) district applications, SUP (Specific Use Permit) filings, variances, and land use amendments are tracked by ZoneWire across Dallas City Council, City Plan Commission, and Board of Adjustment meetings.
Dallas has approximately 8 zoning-related meetings per month across City Council, the City Plan Commission, and the Board of Adjustment. City Council meets biweekly, while the City Plan Commission meets twice per month.
A SUP (Specific Use Permit) in Dallas is a zoning approval required for certain land uses that need additional review beyond standard zoning permissions. SUP filings are common in neighborhoods like Deep Ellum and Bishop Arts where entertainment, restaurant, and mixed-use development requires special authorization from City Council.
The highest volume of zoning activity in Dallas occurs in Deep Ellum for entertainment and mixed-use SUP applications, Bishop Arts for commercial infill, the downtown core for PD district amendments and revitalization projects, and the Design District for industrial-to-mixed-use conversions.
Key zoning terms for Dallas include PD (Planned Development) district, SUP (Specific Use Permit), rezoning, variance, neighborhood stabilization overlay, conservation district, TIF (Tax Increment Financing), and MPC (Mixed-Use Planned Community). ZoneWire tracks all of these automatically across every Dallas governing body.
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