Development Services. Current and Long-Range Planning Work Plan 2005/2006
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1 Development Services Current and Long-Range Planning Work Plan 2005/2006
2 Development Services Workplan Purpose: To brief the Council on the department s workplan and seek direction on upcoming efforts. 2
3 Current Planning Customers: City Council City Plan Commission Board of Adjustment Special Purpose Sign Committee Develop community and neighborhood groups Property owners 3
4 Current Planning Staffing: Assistant Director 10 Planners (1 vacancy) 5 Administrative 4
5 Current Planning Ongoing Programs Board and Commission Caseload: Zoning review and processing through City Plan Commission and City Council (225 applications) Variance, special exception and appeal review processing through Board of Adjustment (300 requests) Special purpose sign district administration (40 cases) Council agenda coordination (285 cases) 5
6 Current Planning Ongoing Programs Code Amendments: Development, Landscape, Site Plan Amendments Ch 51 Alcoholic Beverage and Restaurant Use Correction Shared Access Regulations Local Utility Screening Home Occupation Ordinance Homeless Issues SRO s Bazaar Use classification Smart Growth Initiatives Institutional Uses in Residential Districts Live/work units Single Family/Duplex Parking in CA Board of Adjustment Process Cul-de-sac Length and Lots Served Drive-thru other than Bank or Restaurant SF Design Standards MF Design Standards Fence and Screening Standards New SF District for Zero and Garden Homes 6
7 Current Planning Ongoing Programs Authorized Hearings: Review of authorized hearing process Oak Cliff Gateway Mountain Creek Hensley Field PD 571 (I-35 and Trinity) Cherrywood at Inwood and Lemmon 7
8 Current Planning Ongoing Programs Special Assignments: Kiosk Program Implementation Annexations and ETJ Issues Appointed Officials Training Program 8
9 Long Range Planning Customers: City Council City Plan Commission Landmark Commission Property Owners Neighborhoods Preservation Community Development Community Comprehensive Plan Advisory Committee 9
10 Long Range Planning Staffing: Assistant Director (interim) 16 Planners (7 vacancies) 1 Administrative 10
11 Long Range Planning Ongoing Programs Board and Commission Caseload: Individual landmark designations (8) Certificates of appropriateness, routine maintenance requests and demolitions (600) 106 reviews (1,100) Historic property tax incentives (10) Conservation district permits (500) Appeals from Landmark Commission to City Planning Commission (10) 11
12 Long Range Planning Ongoing Programs New special districts: Historic Districts (3) Conservation Districts (6) 12
13 Long Range Planning Ongoing Programs Conservation Districts: 2 Conservation Districts underway (Edgemont Park and Vickery Place) 3 petitions submitted (Lakewood North, Northern Hills, Stevens Park Estates) 8 neighborhoods actively collecting signatures on petitions (North Oak Lawn, L.O. Daniel, Meadow Wood Estates, Perry Heights, Hillcrest Estates, Elmwood, Preston Hollow East, Greenway Crest) 15 neighborhoods inquiring and organizing to collect petitions) 13
14 Long Range Planning Ongoing Programs Special Assignments: Complete Forward Dallas Comprehensive Plan Complete and implement Neighborhood Overlay Ordinance District 10 Plan and Implementation Northwest Highway/Bachman Land Use Study and Implementation South Dallas and 10 th Street Historic District Surveys East Kleberg Land Use Study 14
15 Long Range Planning Upcoming Work Program Comprehensive Plan Implementation: Trinity River Implementation Four Mixed Use form-based zoning districts, including TOD zoning tools Urban Design Overlays New Parking Standards implementation 15
16 Long Range Planning Upcoming Work Program Comprehensive Plan Implementation TOD/Emerging Employment Center Plans (complete in two years): University of North Texas Campus Area Plan Stemmons Corridor/Medical District/Station Area Plan Westmoreland DART Station Area Plan Southern Sector Intermodal/Agile Port/Freightoriented District/Industrial Sanctuary Strategy 16
17 Long Range Planning Upcoming Work Program Transit Oriented Development Plans: Monroe Shops TOD Plan Mockingbird TOD Plan Bachman Lake TOD Plan Lancaster Corridor Plan Cedars/Farmers Market 17
18 Long Range Planning Other Projects Identified, but not scheduled: Entertainment District Vickery Meadow Plan Asian Trade District Arts District update MLK Entertainment District Policy framework to address Conversion/Stabilization of Ailing Multifamily Proactive infrastructure planning for strategic Greenfield and redevelopment areas School Planning Coordination Context Sensitive Design Manual 18
19 Development Services Workplan ADDITIONAL REQUESTS: Code Amendments Authorized Hearings Neighborhood Plans Special Studies Current Approach: First come, first serve 19
20 Development Services Workplan Advantages: Flexible Quickly respond to controversial issue Disadvantages: Backlog continues to grow No prioritization Lacks big picture view Unrealized expectations 20
21 Development Services Workplan Council direction: Staff recommends an annual review and approval of the departmental workplan (similar to the Auditor s office approach). 21
22 Development Services Workplan Questions? 22
23 Long Range Planning Trinity River Planners: Prepare an implementation plan - based on council priorities for Trinity recommendations Work on adoption of new zoning code amendments needed to implement Trinity River recommendations on a broad scale Hold numerous stakeholder and public meetings Prepare detailed rezoning plans for each area to apply new zoning codes Coordinate other implementation activities relevant to rezoning with other departments Initiate and complete rezoning hearing process 23
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Public Safety City Attorney's Office Municipal Prosecution $2,287,153 $2,343,199 $2,287,153 $2,343,199 Police Legal Liaison $768,508 $785,703 $768,508 $785,703 Court and Detention Services Adjudication
6 MONTH PLANNING CALENDAR July January 2019
6 MONTH PLANNING CALENDAR July January 2019 Revised: 7/19/2018 2:09 PM CALENDAR SUBJECT TO FREQUENT CHANGES Call City Clerk s Office for up-to-date information (970) 416-2774 Council Meetings begin at