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The committee discussed redevelopment of City Hall, a $7,681,000 proposal to acquire property for Fire Station No. 45, and a proposed cap of six required EV-capable parking spaces for larger projects.
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The biggest takeaway is that Dallas staff outlined the next step for figuring out what could happen to City Hall: an open call for concepts and ideas will be issued in March, with another update expected by May 2026. The committee also reviewed plans to spend up to $7,681,000 in Fort Worth Avenue TIF funds to buy land at 2222 Sylvan Avenue for a new Fire Station No. 45, along with demolition, fencing, and design work. In addition, staff recommended changing the city’s electric vehicle parking rules so large projects would need no more than six EV-capable spaces, which staff said would reduce upfront costs while still supporting future charging.
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