Dallas is in hot water! A conservative think tank says the city has over 130 ordinances that might be illegal under a new state law. This could mean a lot of city rules are about to get tossed out.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 3 the 60 before, 4 the 90 before that.
Businesses may see improved marketing reach, potentially increasing revenue.
Businesses seeking to enhance their brand recognition and attract customers.
None explicitly stated, but potential for visual clutter if not managed.
The driving bass beat of the Breakaway Music Festival could be felt and heard as much as five miles north of Fair Park on April 10 and 11.
Dallas police say they shut down an alleged illegal sex business, seizing drugs and cash. Two people face charges, while dozens detained were released.
The Breakaway Music Festival stirred up controversy earlier this year after residents reported hearing the music from miles away.
The committee reviewed city code sections concerning public conduct, like standing in certain areas and soliciting from vehicles. These discussions relate to how the city manages public spaces and addresses behaviors associated with homelessness.
The city is considering changes to regulations about giving away free food and drinks. This could affect charities, community groups, and individuals who provide meals to those in need.
Dallas city leaders to address resident complaints over Fair Park concert noise this week WFAA
A proposed change to rules about giving away free food and drinks was discussed. This could affect charities and community events.
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The city is looking into ways to make trash and recycling pickup safer and more efficient. They've gathered feedback from residents and are planning next steps to improve the service.
Variances for signage were discussed, balancing business visibility needs with community aesthetics and safety.
Dallas vaping ban: Full list of places you can't vape without a hefty fine FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth
Dallas has 133 ordinances in violation of 'Death Star' law, Texas Public Policy Foundation says KERA News
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