26-2857A
Consideration of authorizing a public hearing to determine the proper zoning on property zoned Planned Development District Nos. 672 and 969, an A(A) Agricultural District, a CR Community Retail District with Specific Use Permit (SUP) No. 1301 for a Tower / Antenna for Cellular Communication and SUP No. 2297 for Mini-warehouse, a CR Community Retail with a D-1 Liquor Control Overlay, a CS Commercial Service District, an MF-1(A)(SAH) Multifamily District, an MH(A) Manufactured Home District, an R-1/2ac(A) Single Family Residential District, an R-10(A) Single Family Residential District, an R-16(A) Single Family Residential District, and an R-7.5(A) Single Family Residential District in an area generally bound by Interstate Highway 20 and City of Dallas Corporate Limits on the north, City of Dallas Corporate Limits on the east and south, Seagoville Road on the southwest, and Beltline Road on the west and containing approximately 1,418 acres with consideration being given to appropriate zoning for the area to include but not limited to use, development standards, and other appropriate regulations. This is a hearing to consider the request to terminate the hearing and not the rezoning of property at this time. (This item was previously approved by the City Plan Commission on December 3, 2020. The commission will consider the item again on September 3, 2026, if the commission first approves a motion to reconsider the item.) Planner: Jalyn Porchay Council District: 8 Z-26-000189/Z201-145
- Committee
- City Plan Commission
- Requested by
- Department of Planning and Development (PDV)
- Introduced
- August 25, 2026
- On agenda
- September 3, 2026
Where it was heard
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