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The committee heard updates on Opportunity Zones 2.0, a proposed Maple/Mockingbird TIF District expansion tied to the Oak Park mixed-use project, a proposed Veterans Community Project village for veterans experiencing homelessness, and Dallas City Hall redevelopment concepts that drew 418 responses. It also forwarded a zoning-related public hearing item to the full City Council with a recommendation for approval.
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The committee reviewed several economic development efforts that could shape future housing, redevelopment, and incentive spending in Dallas. One major item would expand the Maple/Mockingbird TIF District by about 9.3 acres and support a proposed $110.78 million mixed-use project with about 360 apartments, retail space, and some income-restricted units. Another would convey about 7.33 acres of city-owned land for a veterans housing village with at least 50 small residential units and supportive services. The committee also received an update showing 418 ideas were submitted for Dallas City Hall redevelopment concepts and learned that no economic development incentives were awarded by administrative action from January through March 2026.
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