City of Richardson
Public Hearing Notice
The Richardson City Council will conduct public hearings at 6:00 p.m. on Monday, June 15, 2026, at Richardson City Hall, 2360 Campbell Creek Blvd., Suite 525, Richardson, TX, to consider the following requests:
ZF 26-09 CZO Text Amendments – Definition of "Family" and Property Owner Protests for Special Permits and Zoning Changes: Consider and act on City-initiated amendments to Appendix A (Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance) of the City of Richardson's Code of Ordinances: Article I., Sec. 2 (Definitions, Family), Article XXII-A., Sec. 4 (Special Permits, Property owner protest), and Article XXIX., Sec. 6 (Changes and Amendments, Property owner protest). Staff: Andrew Bogda
ZF 26-10 CZO Text Amendments – Home occupations and home-based businesses (no-impact): Consider and act on City-initiated amendments to Appendix A (Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance) of the City of Richardson's Code of Ordinances: Article I., Sec. 2 (Definitions) to amend the definition for "Home occupation" and add a definition for "home-based business (no-impact)"; Article IV. R-1500-M Residential District Regulations, Sec. 1. Use Regulations to add the use "Home-based business (no-impact)"; Article IV-A. R-2000-M Residential District Regulations, Sec. 1. Use Regulations to add the use "Home-based business (no-impact)"; Article IV-B. R-1800-M Residential District Regulations, Sec. 1. Use Regulations to add the use "Home-based business (no-impact)"; Article VI. R-1250-M Residential District Regulations, Sec. 1. Use Regulations to add the use "Home-based business (no-impact)"; Article VII. R-1100-M Residential District Regulations, Sec. 1. Use Regulations to add the use "Home-based business (no-impact)"; Article VIII. R-1000-M Residential District Regulations, Sec. 1. Use Regulations to add the use "Home-based business (no-impact)"; Article IX. R-950-M Residential District Regulations, Sec. 1. Use Regulations to add the use "Home-based business (no-impact)"; Article XI. R-850-F Residential District Regulations, Sec. 1. Use Regulations to add the use "Home-based business (no-impact)"; Article XII. R-850-M Residential District Regulations, Sec. 1. Use Regulations to add the use "Home-based business (no-impact)"; and Article XXII-E. Supplemental Regulations for Certain Uses to add a new section, Sec. 10. Home occupations and home-based businesses (no-impact). Staff: Andrew Bogda
If you wish your opinion to be part of the record but are unable to attend, send a written reply prior to the hearing date to City Council, City of Richardson, P.O. Box 830309, Richardson, TX 75083.
The City of Richardson
/s/ Andrew Bogda, Assistant Director of Development Services - Planning
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