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Council approves consent agenda and advances two annexations on first reading

Dallas City Council · September 3, 2025
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Summary

The council unanimously approved a two-item consent agenda and declared first readings passed for ordinances annexing 1415 Hawthorne Avenue (medium-density residential) and 11875 Worsch Corner Road (parks and open space / Dallas Golf Club).

At its Sept. 2 meeting, the Dallas City Council approved a two-item consent agenda and advanced two annexation ordinances on first reading.

Consent agenda: The council approved two items — the meeting minutes from Aug. 18, 2025, and formalization of the previously read Johnny Limbo formation. Councillor Schilling moved approval and Councillor Schoen seconded; the presiding official recorded the ayes and declared the motion passed unanimously.

Ordinance 1913 (first reading): The council declared Ordinance 1913 to annex 1415 Hawthorne Avenue into the city of Dallas and to designate that property’s zoning as medium-density residential. Staff said this follows the public hearing and the council’s recommendation to approve medium-density zoning rather than the applicant’s proposed high-density.

Ordinance 1914 (first reading): The council declared Ordinance 1914 to annex 11875 Worsch Corner Road, the Dallas Golf Club property, into the city and to apply parks-and-open-space zoning. Staff described the item as the enacting ordinance following the public hearing; the property is currently outside the city limits.

The council did not record further debate or roll-call tallies in the supplied transcript beyond the presiding official’s declarations that each ordinance passed its first reading. No additional business was brought forward in the supplied transcript.