The city of Dallas has lost its latest battle in a long-running dispute over poker rooms. A five-member panel of the Dallas Board of Adjustment voted 4-1 to reinstate the certificate of occupancy for Champions Social Club, an upscale venue that plans to operate a poker room in North Dallas. The decision, handed down after a marathon seven-and-a-half-hour hearing, reversed the city’s April move to revoke the club’s certificate of occupancy just days after initially approv
The city of Dallas has lost its latest battle in a long-running dispute over poker rooms. A five-member panel of the Dallas Board of Adjustment voted 4-1 to reinstate the certificate of occupancy for Champions Social Club, an upscale venue that plans to operate a poker room in North Dallas. The decision, handed down after a marathon seven-and-a-half-hour hearing, reversed the city’s April move to revoke the club’s certificate of occupancy just days after initially approv
Plans by grocery giant H-E-B to open its first Dallas store have sparked debate as neighbors raise concerns about a rezoning application tied to the proposed site at the corner of Hillcrest Road and LBJ Freeway. The San Antonio-based retailer bought the 10-acre tract in January, describing the move as the beginning of a lengthy process that would include design work, transportation studies, and public engagement. Since then, the company has applied for a zoning change and presented plans for
Plans by grocery giant H-E-B to open its first Dallas store have sparked debate as neighbors raise concerns about a rezoning application tied to the proposed site at the corner of Hillcrest Road and LBJ Freeway. The San Antonio-based retailer bought the 10-acre tract in January, describing the move as the beginning of a lengthy process that would include design work, transportation studies, and public engagement. Since then, the company has applied for a zoning change and presented plans for