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The committee sent Dallas Public Library’s regional model back for March, and it advanced revised street-vendor code changes after asking staff to finalize ordinance language and gather more research on improper food handling.
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Dallas Public Library’s regional plan would shift branch services toward five flagship locations with longer hours and more programs, while some branches are identified for possible closure. The committee also heard that the city’s street-vendor rules need updating so noncommercial food distribution and other street vending can be regulated in Chapter 50 instead of the food code. On neighborhood events, staff reported that event-related noise, parking overflow, and traffic congestion remain common concerns, and that special event permits can reduce city staffing costs and improve safety.
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