Balch Springs, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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001-2025 — Preliminary plat to divide subject parcel
A preliminary plat application for approximately 1.041 acres at 2607 Hickory Tree Road is being heard at the July 16, 2026 Planning & Zoning meeting. The applicant, James McGee, is seeking approval to plat the subject parcel. Developers should monitor approval conditions and replat requirements for this location.
004-2026 — rezoning
A rezoning of 29 parcels along Elam Road from multiple existing districts (retail, commercial, industrial, single-family, and planned development) to a unified Mixed Use District. This consolidation could enable mixed-use development in a strategic corridor between I-635 and Pioneer Road.
008-2026 — existing church
True Fellowship Church is seeking preliminary plat approval to subdivide approximately 1.225 acres at 13420 Alexander Road, currently zoned Industrial (I), to formalize the legal lot for an existing church use. This is a plat application that does not involve rezoning or change of use, so it should not impact developers unless they have conflicting property interests or site plan coordination needs in the area.
006-2026 — retail strip center
Afify Habashy is seeking approval of a preliminary plat to subdivide a 0.96-acre parcel at 2401 McKenzie Road in the Local Retail zone for development of a retail strip center. This case is relevant to developers interested in retail strip center projects in Balch Springs or those tracking plat approvals in the McKenzie Road corridor.
003-2026 — office/warehouse building
This preliminary plat application seeks to subdivide approximately 6.54 acres in the Commercial zone on Seagoville Road to enable construction of an office/warehouse building. The project is located in an existing Commercial (C) zone district, so no rezoning is involved.
001-2026 — Indoor soccer facility
Application requests amendment to Balch Springs 2050 Comprehensive Plan to redesignate 2.46 acres at 2404 Crystal Drive from Light Industrial/Business Park to Commercial designation. The amendment is needed to support development of an indoor soccer facility on the subject property.
ZOA 002-2025 — comprehensive_plan_amendment
The City is proposing comprehensive amendments to its zoning ordinance affecting the Mixed-Use (M) District, dimensional standards, land use regulations, site development requirements, and zoning definitions. These text amendments could impact development standards, allowed uses, and frontage requirements across the city's mixed-use areas.