DFW short-term rental rules agenda watch

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Garland - City CouncilSep 28, 2026, 6:30 PM

Public hearing on short-term rental zoning regulations

A public hearing will consider zoning amendments regarding short-term rental provisions and land use matrices.

Decision stage and next action

How to read this stage

Stage: Scheduled

Affected location

How to read this location

Council district: District 1
Council district: District 6
Exact address: 721 and 725 Marion Drive
Exact address: 1729 Davis Boulevard
Parcel or case: SV 26-02
Parcel or case: Z 26-24
Parcel or case: GDC Amendment 26-08
Named development: Downtown (DT) District

Why it matters

Amendments may alter operating rules, zoning allowances, and permissible locations for short-term rental operators.

Evidence

“Hold a public hearing to consider amendments for provisions related to short-term rentals”

Open source

Permalink

The record posts before the vote

A public body posts the agenda before it acts on what is in it. That window is the whole point of watching the source: the item is already public, and still open, ahead of the vote.

Short-term rental licensing, registration, occupancy limits, enforcement, zoning, and platform regulation can qualify when the record could change how a rental may operate.

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DFW short-term rental rules agenda watch

Upcoming DFW short-term rental rules agenda items

Public hearing on short-term rental zoning regulations

The record posts before the vote

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