Where to Read
*Cities with special requirements for SB840 to protect city from being overwhelmed with high density residential (HDR) projects.
Be sure to learn more from the direct source. We’ve helped by creating this page and this handy checklist to use.
Here are a few samples of our weekly newsletter, lotta fun reading and video watching!
October 16th initial newsletter
October 23th “It’s Getting Loud In Here”
October 30th “Eight Stories!”
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Our compiled list of SB840 cities - Denton has been removed from this list after confirmation with the city that it does not apply to them.
Arlington
Austin
Brownsville
Corpus Christi
Dallas
El Paso
Fort Worth
Frisco
Garland
Grand Prairie*
Irving*
Killeen
Lubbock
McAllen
McKinney*
Mesquite City
Plano*
San Antonio
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Supplemental requirements to develop under SB840 are grouped here by city. As we get more insights, more cities will get added. If you don’t see your city, be sure to ask your city planner.
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Commercial locations only
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Commercial locations only; Supplemental requirements include minimum 8 stories for SB840 locations.
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Commercial locations only
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Interpretations vary by city. Some apply SB840 “citywide” while others limit SB840 to commercial locations.
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Commercial locations only; heavy industrial use exclusions from SB840 are: IP, LI, MI and PUD, PDA and R&D if use is specified in developer agreements.
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Citywide and Commercial locations
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Citywide and Commercial locations
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Commercial locations only
No supplemental rules found
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Citywide and Commercial locations