Irving, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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2026-122 — Retain outside training limited to propeller engines, aircraft and avionics equipment and add outdoor vocational training for electrician and electrical line worker programs
This rezoning case involves converting a 7.73-acre Professional Office site plan to a Neighborhood Commercial site plan at 400 E. Airport Fwy to expand vocational training operations. The property currently supports aircraft and avionics training and seeks to add electrical vocational training programs under the new zoning designation.
2026-120 — Multi-family Residential
This 5-acre rezoning case seeks to convert a community commercial site with senior living uses to a multi-family residential development. The case requires variances to multifamily development standards and is scheduled for City Council hearing on June 25, 2026. The project location near Highway 183 may have overlay-specific development considerations.
2026-84 — Data Center
This case seeks a variance to allow greater than 25% of required parking to be located between a building and State Highway 161 right-of-way on a 24.5-acre data center property. The variance permits non-standard parking placement while maintaining the existing S-P-2 (ML-20a) zoning with Data Center overlay. The hearing is scheduled for City Council on June 25, 2026.
2026-82-ZC — Auto service center, minor as a principal use within the State Highway 161 Overlay
This rezoning case involves converting approximately 1 acre at 4201 N. Belt Line Rd from Neighborhood Commercial to a Detailed Site Plan district to permit a minor auto service center use. The project is subject to State Highway 161 Overlay requirements and is scheduled for City Council hearing on June 25, 2026.
2026-123-ZC — Sales of indoor recreational vehicles, including travel trailers, as a principal use
A light industrial property on Royalty Row is seeking a detailed site plan to operate indoor recreational vehicle sales, including travel trailers. The 0.293-acre site would remain in ML-20 zoning but require site plan approval for this new principal use. Developers should note this adds a recreational vehicle sales operation to an industrial area near State Highway 183.
2026-117 — Commercial Office with research laboratory and pharmaceutical manufacturing
This rezoning case involves converting a 2.485-acre restaurant/hotel site plan (S-P-1) to a commercial office site plan (S-P-2) to accommodate pharmaceutical research and manufacturing uses. The public hearing is scheduled for June 11, 2026 before City Council, and developers with interests in pharmaceutical or biotech development in the Irving area should monitor this approval status as it may affect competitive positioning and land availability in the market.
2026-58 — rezoning
The City of Irving is rezoning approximately 18.7 acres in the Heritage Crossing District from Transit Mixed-Use (HCD-TMU) to Light Industrial (ML-20), with concurrent amendments to the Heritage Crossing District Regulating Plan. This rezoning removes a portion of the HCD district and converts the property to industrial use, which represents a significant shift in the intended land use character for this area.
2025-189 — Two primary single-family structures as principal use
This rezoning case would allow a second primary single-family dwelling on a 2.05-acre parcel currently zoned for single-family residential at lower density (R-40), changing it to an S-P-2 site plan under R-6 zoning. Developers seeking to understand density restrictions on similar Irving properties should monitor this precedent for dual primary structures on residential lots.
2026-51 — Light Industrial with additional use of a Facility for the Storage, Service, and Repair of an Autonomous Vehicle Fleet
This case seeks to rezone approximately 24 acres from Freeway zoning to a Detailed Site Plan Light Industrial district that would accommodate an autonomous vehicle fleet storage, service, and repair facility. The project is scheduled for City Council public hearing on May 7, 2026, requiring approval before the proposed industrial use can proceed.
2025-213 — Restaurant with the attendant accessory use of the sale of alcoholic beverages for on-premises consumption
This case seeks to rezone a 0.126-acre property at 8080 Walton Blvd. from a generalized community commercial site plan to a detailed site plan allowing restaurant use with on-premises alcohol service. The rezoning could affect retail development patterns at MacArthur Marketplace and introduce restaurant/bar operations to the location.
2026-57 — Warehouse and Wholesale Distribution
AltLite, LLC seeks to modify the permitted uses in the existing S-P-1 Detailed Site Plan at 201 E. Pioneer Drive to allow Warehouse and Wholesale Distribution operations. This is a minor site plan modification for a 0.16-acre property in the Community Commercial district. Note: This case was withdrawn by the applicant and will not be heard.
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