Dallas is finally updating its outdated zoning rules to stop industrial plants from popping up right next to residential neighborhoods. It’s a major shift that gives residents more say in how their local streets and communities evolve.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
Better zoning could boost your home's value by keeping heavy industry away from your backyard.
Homeowners and families who want to keep their neighborhoods quiet and safe from industrial noise and pollution.
Industrial developers who might face stricter rules and higher costs when trying to build in or near residential areas.
Photo by Camilo Diaz Jr. Written by Dallas Documenter Jacob Reyes Dallas City Council approved a set of major zoning changes on Wednesday that aim to protect and grow South Dallas, completing years of staff and community efforts. The updated South Da...
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Modern contemporary-style homes are under construction in South Dallas. Photo by Camilo Diaz Jr. In November, West Dallas residents attended a public meeting to address zoning in their neighborhood. For decades, these residents have lived near indust...