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City Hall Roundup: Residents Invited to Give Feedback on Dallas Love Field Master Plan

By April Towery / August 25, 2024 /

Officials at the City of Dallas-owned Love Field airport are asking for input on their proposed master plan.  They may get more than they bargained for at the gathering, set for 5 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 29, at the Frontiers of Flight Museum, 6911 Lemmon Ave.  Typically such meetings don’t draw a huge crowd…

Dallas, Mesquite, Fort Worth Earn Top Honors With American Planning Association Awards

By CandysDirt / August 25, 2024 /

Staff Reports Dallas, Mesquite, and Fort Worth were recognized Friday among other Texas municipalities and organizations for outstanding efforts in planning achievements and leadership by the American Planning Association.  The Dallas Sidewalk Master Plan was recognized with the Gold Award for Implementation. Mesquite will take home the Silver Award in Implementation for its Downtown Infrastructure…

Dallas Bond Office Maps This Year’s Timeline But Some 2017 Projects Are Still Incomplete

By April Towery / August 23, 2024 /

Did you vote for a bond project seven years ago and wonder why it’s not finished yet? There’s an app for that. Well, actually there’s a dashboard for that. Director of Bond and Construction Management Jenny Nicewander briefed the Dallas City Council this week on which projects approved earlier this year are at the front…

Search Firm Timeline: Dallas’ New City Manager Could Start by Year’s End

By April Towery / August 22, 2024 /

Dallas City Council members came back from the July recess with some big goals: Deal with the ForwardDallas comprehensive land use plan, adopt a balanced budget, lower the property tax rate, and hire a new city manager.  Mayor Pro Tem Tennell Atkins is acting as the council liaison for the city manager search. As the…

City Hall Roundup: Dallas Finalizes Ballot for November 5 Charter Amendment Election 

By April Towery / August 18, 2024 /

Editor’s Note: Several days after this story was published, The Dallas Morning News reported that “a supporter of proposed city charter changes pushed by nonprofit Dallas Hero is suing the city and most of the City Council, alleging they violated the Constitution by adding overriding amendment proposals.” Twenty-one proposed changes to the Dallas city charter…