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Z1125-0429 — Sale of used merchandise including clothing, furniture, and home decor in Mesquite, TX
This case involves a conditional use permit to allow a used merchandise thrift store (clothing, furniture, home decor) in a commercially-zoned unit at 3129 Interstate 30. The 1,700 square-foot retail operation was approved unanimously by the Planning & Zoning Commission with staff recommendations. Developers should note this approval establishes precedent for retail resale operations in this Interstate 30 commercial corridor.
| Case number | Z1125-0429 |
|---|---|
| Type | Specific Use Permit |
| Location | 3129 Interstate 30, Unit H, Mesquite, TX |
| County | Dallas County |
| Parcel / legal | Unit H (1,700 square feet) |
| Current zoning | Commercial |
| Requested zoning | Commercial with Conditional Use Permit |
| Proposed use | Sale of used merchandise including clothing, furniture, and home decor |
| Petitioner | Hot Trash Junk Removal, LLC, dba Haute Trash Thrift |
| Owner | Hot Trash Junk Removal, LLC |
| Hearing | 2026-01-12 |
| Hearing body | Mesquite Planning & Zoning Commission |
| Staff recommendation | approve |
| Status | continued |
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- First seen — 2026-07-25: First seen on an agenda (backfilled from our archive) · Mesquite Planning & Zoning Commission
Also on the 2026-01-12 Mesquite agenda
- Z1025-0424 — Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) with modifications to exceed maximum size of 1,000 sq ft by 200 sq ft (total 1,200 sq ft) and exceed maximum height of 15 feet by 3 feet (total 18 feet)
- Z0525-0400 — 36-unit multifamily development
- Z1125-0430 — Coin-operated amusement game room
- Z1025-0421 — Convenience store with fuel sales, restaurant, retail, limited service hotel with modified development standards, and uses permitted in the Commercial zoning district
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