Consultants present Dallas code diagnostic proposing 'gentle density', ADU by-right rules and end to SUP renewals
A consultant team presented a technical code diagnostic proposing consolidation of zoning chapters into a new Chapter 63, new 'gentle density' districts (duplexes–quadplexes), by-right ADUs under strict standards, and a recommendation to end automatic renewal of Specific Use Permits. Staff said a public draft of the code is expected by year-end.
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Megan Weimer, assistant director in the City of Dallas Planning and Development Department, opened a public meeting Wednesday evening where consultants walked residents through a technical "code diagnostic" that proposes replacing parts of the city’s zoning regulations with a simpler, consolidated Chapter 63.
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