Duncanville, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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PLAT-2026-00031 — Auto dealership with repair and servicing facilities
This replat request reconfigures a 2.154-acre commercial parcel at 206 Woodhaven Boulevard to add necessary easements for a proposed auto dealership and repair facility development. Staff recommends conditional approval pending resolution of comments regarding easement requirements and proper placement before the replat can be recorded. No public comments in support or opposition were received.
PLAT-2026-00033 — plat
This final plat request for a 0.402-acre property at 1014 S. Main Street will record and establish lot boundaries for the parcel. Developers should monitor the outcome for potential future development opportunities in this location.
ZONE-2026-00016 — Residential structures
A 1.2-acre parcel is proposed to rezone from Local Office/Retail to Multi-Family Residential (MF-21) to develop residential structures. Staff recommended approval with conditions, but the Planning & Zoning Commission voted 5–1 to deny the project, citing concerns about high density, parking constraints, traffic congestion, fire safety, and long-term sustainability. Neighboring residents opposed the development over parking and congestion issues.
PLAT-2026-00020 — plat
This preliminary plat was denied because the unplatted 0.26-acre parcel does not meet minimum setback requirements for the TF-7 zoning district, blocking future residential development at this location.
PLAT-2026-00021 — plat
This final plat was denied because the unplatted 0.26-acre parcel does not meet minimum setback requirements for the TF-7 zoning district, blocking future residential development at this location.
PLAT-2026-00025 — plat
This replat divides one lot into two lots on 7.5 acres at Wheatland Plaza Shopping Center to enable residential development. The applicant previously had to revise setback standards, which were amended by City Council in April 2026.
SUP-2384 — Tattoo and body piercing studio as a permitted by right use
This case involves amending the existing Planned Development 1817 zoning to add tattoo and body piercing as a permitted by right use, rather than requiring a Specific Use Permit. The current SUP-2384 expires in May 2025 and this amendment would make the use permanent within the mixed-use Main Station development downtown.
PD-2535 — Residential
This replat divides an existing lot to create a new residential lot within PD-2535, which allows residential use. However, staff has identified concerns that the proposed new lot may not front Wheatland Road, potentially creating landlocked property issues and addressing complications that could affect future residential development in this Downtown District area.
PLAT-2025-00005 — residential structure
The applicant is requesting approval to replat a portion of an existing lot at 402 E. Wheatland Rd. to facilitate construction of a residential structure within the Planned Development 2535 district. This replat case may affect your development timeline if you have overlapping interests in the Wheatland Rd. corridor or existing PD 2535 projects.
ZONE-2026-00013 — tattoo shop
The owner is seeking to amend Planned Development 1817 to add a tattoo shop as a permitted use on 1.31 acres at 100 S. Main Street. This allows a new use type within an existing PD without rezoning the property to a different zoning district.
PD-2456 — Drive-thru restaurant
This is a replat request for a drive-thru restaurant in the Red Bird No. 4 Addition area near Duncanville. The proposed new lot meets minimum dimensional standards per Article 2, Section 2.02.4.A. Staff recommends approval of the replat.
SUP-2251 — Tattoo and body piercing establishment
A tattoo and body piercing establishment is seeking a specific use permit to operate permanently at 100 S Main Street in downtown Duncanville under a PD amendment to existing ordinance PD-1817. The use has operated without incident since 2020; approval with conditions would allow the business to continue without an expiration date, subject to specified operating hours (10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily) and compliance with city, state, and federal regulations.
PD-1817 — Tattoo and body piercing studio (addition to permitted by right uses)
This case involves an amendment to an existing Planned Development at Main Station to permanently add tattoo and body piercing as a permitted by-right use, replacing an expired Specific Use Permit that was approved in 2020. The property is located in the Downtown District and allows mixed-use commercial and residential development, consistent with downtown revitalization goals.
14-2025 — Duplex Residential Community
Herack Real Estate Developments is seeking to rezone 8.727 acres from SF-10 Single Family to TF-7 Duplex Residential to develop a residential community with individually-owned duplexes. The rezoning is intended to serve as a transitional buffer between the SF-7 neighborhoods to the north and west and multi-family apartments to the east, and aligns with Duncanville's 2040 Comprehensive Plan priority for livable neighborhoods.
Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance Amendment - PZC Alternates — comprehensive_plan_amendment
The city is amending its comprehensive zoning ordinance to add two alternate members to the Planning and Zoning Commission. This is an administrative change to the city's governance structure rather than a land use or development matter affecting specific properties or projects.
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