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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1968-02-1311 Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council February 13, 1968 CALL TO ORDER Mayor. Fuller called the_ regular meeting of the Euless City Council +to, order in the Euless City Hall. Counci 1 Chambers at 8:00 P.M. with the following present: Councilmen Bil_1 Byers, Bobby Fuller, Don Warren, Frank Douglass and Harold Samuels. Also present were City Manager C. J. Griggs, City Attorney James Cr.ibbs and City Secretary Vada Ferris. INVOCATION Councilman Bobby Fuller presented the invocation. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Mlnoutes of the Rdgular Council Meetings were approved as written, as follows: V IS I TORS Regular Meeting, November 14, 1967 Regular Meeting., January 9, 1968 Regular Meeting, January 23, 1968 Visitors i n attendance were: M r . C . W. E l l i s Mrs. Pat Sumruld Mrs. C. W. Ellis Mrs. Pauline Murray Mrs. J. J. Martin M rs. Ruby Johnson Mr. A. L. Singletary Mrs. Marion Tyler Mr. Dan L. Shull Mrs. Judy Glover Mr. John H. Mullin Mrs. Pam Formby Mrs. Joy Byers Mrs. S. L. Allport Mrs. Carol Amish Mr. & Mrs. Earl Mbore' Mrs. Ted Graham Mr. Dale Sylvester Mrs. Sid McLean Mr. James W. Walter Mrs. Ronald L. Godbey Mr. Robert S. Folsom Mr. Samuel F. Rose Mr. Barton Wright Mr. William 1. Harrell Mr. C. W. Bey Mr. Robert B. Park' Dr. R. J. Morris Mr. Al Slovacex Mr. Fred A. Hughes Mrs. Edwin D. Benbow Mrs. Martha Hand Mr. Edwin D. Benbow Mrs. Alta Kilpatrick Mrs. Jimmie Hamilton Mr. G. D. Kilpatrick Mr. Bobby G. Hamilton Mrs. Bernard Martinez Mr. & Mrs. Gene Heartsfield Mrs. James T. Bradfield 12 (Page Two, Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council, February 13, 1968) Mr. Otto Schmidt Mr. John W. Yeager Mrs. Alice Schmidt Mr. David C. Moak Mrs. Margaret Burke Mr. Arnold N. Sweet Mr. Wayne B. Swearingen Mr. M. T. Barnett Mr. David D. Arnold Mr. Easy Jernigan Mr. E. E. Kepl inger Mr. L. W. Jernigan Mr. Elvin E. Tackett Mr. Bill J. Wright Mr. R. G. McLeod Mr. Marvin F. Mooney Mr. R. Lindley Lucas Mr. Jerrell Sartok M Mr. Sam Botts Mr. W. R. White Mr. David L. Hall Mr. Weldon Whiteman Mrs. Myra L. H a l l M r. Paul A. Korn Mr. Jim Colquitt Mr. Joe C. Welborn Mrs. Lynn Colquitt Mr. Richard M. Leggett Mrs. Alease Scott M r . B i l l Pollard Mr. George Scott, Jr. Mr. Gordon Chambers -Mr. E. C. Cottrell Mr, Mike H. Irwin Mrs. E. C. Cottrell Mr. John H. Sedeler Mrs. B i I I ScoV99ins Mr. Charles H. Page 1 11 Mr. B i I I Scroggins Mr. Peter Winstead— Mrs. Gordon S. Morrison Mr. Garland Browning Mr. G.' S.' Morrison Mr. C. J. Sol is Mr. RandelI Mickan Mrs. Pat E. Arnold Mrs. Donna Mickan Mr. Donald Arnold Mrs. Ella Mae Olson Mr. Bill Grahl Mr. Carl J. Smith Mr. B. M. Crantla-nd Mr. Hugh M. Waite INTRODUCTION OF COUNCIL CANDIDATE Mayor Fuller welcomed and introduced Mr. Dan Shull, candidate for councilman in the election to be held April 2, 1968. . . . PUBLIC HEARING, PROPOSED REZONING, FROM "A" RESIDENTIAL TO "C" COMMERCIAL (PROPOSED OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL SITE NORTH OF WILSHIRE VILLAGE), MR. BILL ZTGA�INX Mayor Ful ler. recognized Mr. Bill Pasteur, who had previously submitted a zoning request of a 2.506 acre tract out of the E. Jasper Survey, from!111AP Residential to tic!' Commercial and a 2.595 acre tract out of the T. Jasper Survey from "A -211. Duplex to. "C" Commercial. f °l iJ (Page Three, Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council, February 13, 1968) Mr. Pasteur stated that he represents persons desiring to' rezone this property for use as a site for Park Center Hospital. Mr. Pasteur presented a plan of the proposed hospital site and discussed streets in the immediate area. Mr. Pasteur commented that a -subdivis`ion plat will not be presented at this time, and are not asking that Canyon Ridge be extended into the area. Mr. Pasteur commented- on the ambulances coming into the hospital area and proceeded to read a letter from Colonial Funeral Home which stated that Colonial Funeral Home ambulances do not blow sirens within two blocks of a hospital. Mr. Pasteur stated that, in his opinion, the hospital w i I I not devalue the property i n the area; that the ten (10) physicians investing their money cnn this project would not do so if they were of the opinion that it would be detrimental to the area. Mr. Pasteur presented a petition with one hundred and eight (108) names, mostly in the Wilshire area, who are not objecting to the proposed hospital. He also presented letters t= residents who own property in Irving, near the Irving Community Hospital, and proceeded to read several. Their comments were that their property has not devalued for ,havi ng been near a hospital . Mr. Pasteur advised the council' that the hospital plans are the same as those presented to the coundil several weeks ago and that he i s -s.t,i'11- of the opinion that the hospital w i I I be an asset to 'the City. of Euless. Mrs. Earl Taylor, who resides on Canyon Ridge and Marlene, stated that she i s of the opinion that Euless needs a hospital and does not object to the hospital being !bui It in' this, area. Mayor Fuller inquired if there are other proponents. There being none, he .asked if there were those present in opposition. ., I Mr. Widener, Attorney 'from City of 'Irving, addressed the Council, stating that he representesseveral home owners in the Wilshire area and i s concerned about the Lucas property which is adjacent to the hospital site. He is curious; to know if it will be ,used as- it is shown on the plat. Mr. Pasteur stated that he could not answer this. Mr. Lucas was present and stated that, at this time, he does not have plans for his property. I[! (Page Four, Regular Meeting of the' Euless City Council, February 13, . 1968) . Mr. Widener asked Mr. Pasteur whbt relationship he had with the property Owners i n Irving, and Mr. Pasteur stated that he did not know any of them. Mr. Widener presented a petition with seventy -four (74) names - res.idents of Wilshire Addition - who oppose the proposed hospital; and a petition signed by four hundred forty -eight (448) residents of Euless, also in oppos.ition. Mr. Widener read a letter from' Mr. Caldwell, the City's Land Planner,. in which Mr. Caldwell stated that, in his opinion, a more favorable and compatible location for a hospital could be found elsewhere in Euless; that• most hospitals are b u i It on much larger sites. Mr. Pasteur stated that Mr. Caldwell does not live in the area and is not aware of what is happening i n Euless. Mr. Widener stated that, in his opinion, the Planning and Zoning Commission was, not aware of Mr. Caldwell Is, letter at the time approval of the rezoning was recommended to the Council. He Further stated that Mr. Caldwell is perfectly aware of what is happening in Euless; that M r . Caldwell is employed by .the C i t y . and„ in h i s o p i n i o n , w i l l do his best for the City. He further commented that he cannot see this airc.ea in Wilshire as an ideal site for a hospital. Mr. - Widener' stated that he agreed that a hospital i s needed i n Euless, but not i n a residential area. He commented on his affiliation with the East Texas Chamber of Commerce and stated that attempts are made to get industries to move into an area, and always the persons desiring to move, ask about the City in which they plan to live'; that he .does not believe people w i I I move into Euless if they know that industry could go into a residential area. Mr. Widener stated that he, would relinquish a portion of his time to residents of Euless who wish to speak, and Mr. Jim Hutto, 511 Canyon Ridge, stated that people all over the City of Euless had signed a petition -- that they are, really not concerned so much about the proposed hospital, but about the zoning as a whole; that Euless has approximately fifteen (15) square miles, a relatively small area. He commented on the Planning and Zoning Commission not being aware of Mr.:' Caldwell Is letter -- that in the future, Euless will look back and be sorry that the City has been chopped up if such zoning is permitted. He requested that the City Counc-i] look to. the future and keep Euless as it presently is, in order for the people of Euless to be proud to live i n. such an area. Mayor Fuller stated that he, and others on the Council, are equally proud of Euless. 3.5 (Page Five, Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council, February 13, 1968) . Mr. S. F. Rose, 700 East C I i f f Drive, stated that he had not signed a petition but, is opposed to the proposed hospital . Pat Bradfield inquired if the hospital could be built further out on Highway No.. 15711 She is -of the opinion, that Euless needs a hospital•,, but it seems'Hi9hway.No, -'f57 would' be more beneficial to doctors, as wet as patients. . Mr. Pasteur commented that in order to build a hospital, many things have to be considered -- land for sale, access roads, availability of land. Mr. Pasteur stated that he has much respect for Mr. Caldwell and cited a case where,;•in the City of Hurst,: Mr. Caldwell had changed his mind about zoning, after being made perfectly-aware of the situation. Dale Sylvester inquired if the area i s zoned for a hospital wild this effect another hospital coming into the area, 1 1 ri Mayor Fuller, stated, that he did not think any member of the council would determine' this. Doctor Burke stated that he i s of the opinion that the property would not be devalued by the building of the hospital; that he does not wish to see anything detrimental to the City of Euless ,in any area. He commented that the hospital group w I I give certain lots to the City and The City can cut Canyon Ridge through, if they wish. Mayor Fuller declared the Public Hearing closed at 8:50 P.M., and advised those present that the Council wi I I consider this rezoning- case at their next regular meeting on February 27th. The Council adjourned for five minutes, in order for the Council Room to be vacated. II. P U B L F C HEARING,, SOTOGRANOE DEVELOPMENT REZONING FROMe"WI RESIDENTIAL TO ! ;A -3" APARTMENTS, MR, BOB FOLSOM Mr.. Bob Folsom presented a plat showing the proposed area for rezoning stating that two - thirds of the Sotogrande Development is in the City of Euless and one -third lies in the City of Hurst; that there is a beautiful lake in the area which w i l l require approximately eight (8) or nine (9) acres, which his firm plans .to maintain and beautify -- that they feel this wi I I be a selling point for their apartments. 116, XPage Six, Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council, February 13, 1968) . Mr. Moore, who owns the property adjacent to the;:Sotogr:ande Development, stated that he i s not opposed to the rezoning. Mayor Fuller inquired if there were others to speak i:n this Public Hearing.. There being none,-Mayor Fuller declared the Public Hearing closed and stated that the Counci 1, wiikl give consideration to this rezoning request at the next regular council meeting. .Ill. PUBLIC HEARING, PROPOSED REZONING FROM "A" RESIDENTIAL TO "C" COMMERCIAL., 9.5739 ACRES (HARWOOD AND NORTH MAIN) MR. BILL PASTEUR Mayor Fuller opened the Publ i c Hearing and recognized Mr.. Pasteur, who stated he requests the zoning change ;fpr;; his clients, Messrs. Harm and Sandlin, who desire to construct a shopp =ing center at this location, possibly for a drug stoee, grocery store and a restaurant, He commented that the Planning and Zoning Commission recommends that the building permit be applied for iwithin: twelve (12) monthj;,i.bubehded feels that at least twenty -four (24) months i s needed, and, possibly, t h i r.ty (30:). Mr. Pasteur presented a plat showing the area and requested the Council's consideration in this rezoning case.. Mayor Fuller inquired of opposition in this rezoning case. Joyce Maloney stated that she represents her aunt and unc a who oppose this rezoning request -- that if it is approved, it w i l I devalue their property. Mr. Sweet, an adjacent property owner, stated that he has no objection to, the zoning, but that it was his under- standing that tangible evidence must be presented to the Planning and Zoning Commission for use of the property; that an applicant must have definite plans -- that he and his partner came in good faith and asked for rezoning and are requesting that the City Counc it use the same. guide -] ine in this zoning dase as applied in a zoning case presented to them several weeks ago by Mr. Sweet and Barnett. Mr. Wayne Swearingen, representing Mayflower Investment Company, stated that his firm does :not object .to the r,ezon ing . (Pape Seven, Regular Meeting of the Euless-(---Ay Council, February. .13, 1968) Mayor Fuller inquired if there were others present to speak in th,i s rezoning case. There being none, Mayor F u l l e r declared the Public, Hearing closed, and stated that the Council w i I I give consideration to this rezoning request at the next regular council meeting on February 27th. IV. ZONING CASE NO. 166. REZONING SIX AND ONE -HALF (b J) ACRES FROM "A" RESIDENTIAL TO "B" LOCAL BUSINESS, (NORTH MAIN AND MIDWAY DRIVE), MR, HUGH WAITE FIRST READING CF ORDINANCE . Mayor Fuller recognized Mr. Hugh Waite and, in answer to a question by Councilman Samuels, stated that at the Public Hearing, there was no opposition to his rezoning request and the Planni -ng- and Zoning Commission had recommended approval. Considerable discussion followed concerning a time I i m i t for construction and completion of construction and, in answer to a question by Councilman Fuller, City Manager Griggs stated that he would recommend that the Council apply twelve (12) months, eighteen (18) months and twenty -four (24) 'months' in a conditions subsequent ordinance. Councilman Fuller stated that he has been in the position as some of the developers are now, and that he does not feel this is adequate time. . Mr. Warren Fuller was present and stated that when property is zoned commercial, taxes go up and a'developer wants to get streets and a l l phases of the development completed as soon as possible, and that he is not going to deliberately delay action. After still further; discussion, Councilman Byers made the motion,t-o ap;prove'- -f4rst reading of ordinance rezoning Somerset Place, with the condition subsequent as follows: A. A final site development. plan shall be submitted to the City Council within 18 months following final passage of the ordinance effecting the requested changes. B. Construction in substantial compl iance'with the final site development plan as approved shall be commenced within 24 months following final passage of'the ordinance effecting the requested changes. IC (Page Eight, Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council, February 13:; 1968) C. Construction in substantial compliance with, the fi.na] site development plan as approved shall have been substantially completed within 36 months. following final passage of the ordinance effecting the requested changes. Councilman Samuels seconded the motion and the vote i s as follows: Ayes : Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller, Samuels and Warren Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. V. POLCCY - CONDITIONS SUBSEQUENT I After considerable discussion, it was agreed by all council members to establish the following as a policy for rezoning property: A. A final site development plan shall be submitted to the I City Council within 18 months following final passage of the ordinance effecting the requested changes. B . Construction in substantial compliance w i t h the f i n a l site development plan as approved shall be commenced within 24. months following final passage of the ordinance effecting the requested changes. C. Construction in substantial compliance with the final site development plan as approved shall have been substantially completed within 36 months following final passage of the ordinance effecting the requested changes. VI. ZONING CASE NO. 167 REZONING 14.497 ACRES FROM "A" RESIDENTIAL TO "C" COMMERCIAL, (TRACT NEAR WESTPARK WAY AND HUFFMAN) FCR SHOPPING CENTER AND OFFICE BUILDING FIRST READING OF ORDINANCE Mayor Fuller recognized Mr. Bill Pasteur, who is desirous of the Council's consideration of rezoning this acreage to accommodate a shopping center and office building. Mr. Pasteur reminded the 19 (Page Nine, Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council, 'Februa`ry 13, 1968) Council that there had been no opposition at the Public Hearing on this rezon ing case. Councilman Douglass made the motion to approve first reading of ,ordinance as fol (tows; A. A final site development plan shall be submitted to the City Council within 18 months following final passage of the ordinance effecting the requested changes. B. Construction'in substantial compliance with the final wite development plan as approved shall be commenced Within 24 montha following final passage of the ordinance effecting the requested changes. C. Construction in substantial compliance with the final site development plan as approved shall have been substantially completed within_ months following final passage of the ordinance effecting the requested changes. Councilman Fuller seconded the motion, and the vote i s as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller, Samuels and Warren Nays: 'None Mayor Fuller declared the motion car'ried. VII. ZONING CASE NO. -168, REZONING LOTS 1 AND 2, BLOCK 7, WESTWOOD VI LLAGE FRCM "A" RESIDENTIAL TO "C" COMMERCIAL AND LOT 24, BLOCK 1 , EULESS GARDENS NO. 1. FRCM "B" LOCAL BUSINESS TO "C" COMMERCIAL (PROPERTY AT NORTH MAIN AND EAST FULLER DRIVE). REQUEST BY MR. ELVIN TACKETT Mr. Tackett was recognized by Mayor Fuller and stated that he is desirmus of rezoning only Lots 1 and 2, Block 7, from, "A" Residential to "B" Local Business -- that the other lots in the rezoning request are already zoned "B" Local Business. Councilman Samuels made the motion to approve the 'rezoning of Lots 1 and 2, Block 7;'Westwood Village, from "A" Residential to "B" Local Business; without a time limit in this rezoning case. Councilman Warren seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller, Samuels and Warren Nays: None (Page Ten, Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council, February 13, 1968) Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. First Reading of Ordinance An ordinance for rezoning Mr. Tackett's property was presented. Counci ]man. Samuels made. the motion to approve 'the rezoning of Lots 1 and 2, Block T Westwood Village, from "A" Residential to "B" Local Business. Councilman Warren seconded the motion and the vote i s as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Fuller, Douglass, Samuels and Warren Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. VIII., CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY MILL MACHINERY SUPPLY ,. Mayor Fuller recognized Mr. D. W. Arnold who stated he requests a C e r t i f i c a t e o f Occupancy t o operate a m i l l machinery supply shop at 921 East Euless Boulevard. The Council was reminded that the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of this Certificate of Occupancy. Councilman Byers made the motion to approve the C e r t i f i c a t e of Occupancy for M i l l Machinery Supply. Councilman Samuels seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: . Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fu]]er',• Samuels and Warren Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. IX. CXOMMFRC:IAI Bull nINc�' PERMIT NO 57, ADDITION TO BUDDIES SUPER MARKET Mayor Fuller recognized Mr. John Yeager, representing Buddies Super Market, who stated that this grocery chain desires to make an addition to the existing structure located at Highway No. 183 and Vine Street in the City of Euless. 21 (Page Eleven, Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council, February 13, 1968) . Members of the Council were briefed on the Planning and Zoning Hearing of this commercial permit and were informed that Planning and Zoning Commission recommends approval of Commercial Permit No. 57. Councilman Douglass made the motion to concur with Planning and Zoning Commission and approve Commercial Permit No. 57. Councilman Warren seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller, Samuels and Warren Nays: None Mayor Fuller .declared the motion carried. X. FINAL PLAT APPROVAL, FIFTEEN (15) ACRES NORTH CF HIGHWAY 183 AND EAST OF HIGHWAY 157, MESSRS. B. J. CASE AND B. M. GRAdVTLAND Mr. Carl Smith, representing Messrs. Case and Grantland, was recognized by Mayor Fuller and proceeded to discuss a plat on which the developers propose to construc.t;twQ hundred fourteen (214) apartment units, Members of the Council were reminded of a letter from the City's Consulting Engineers dated February 5, 1968, a portion of which i s as follows: 1. The major drainage channel on the West .edge of this tract would normally require concrete liner. Precedent established by the Sotogrande Addition, however, would indicate that if an instrument were executed binding the owner and a l l successive - owners to the maintenance of this channel, as well as rehieving the,City of any ° , liability from damage cause by this facility, the channel, could be left i n an earthern condition. 2. Even though this review specifically does not cover water and sewer facilities, we are concerned with the City's -abil,ity to provide sewer service to this tract. Therefore, we would recommend that an approval of these plans be specifi- cally based on slab foundation elevations not lower than those shown on the plans. It is our understanding that the tract will be built up to provide for these foundation elevations. 22 (Page Twelve, Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council, February 13, 1968) Mr. Smith stated that the developers have been made aware of the conditions and have prepared an instrument for execution for maintaining the drainage channel. (A copy was presented to the Euless•City Attorney, Mr. James Cribbs.) Considerable discussion followed concern- ing the amount of water which flows through this area during a rainy period, and Mayor Fuller commented that, in hi5 opinion, the storm drain shouLd be concrete lined and that the Developers should place money in escrow to assure this construction. Mr. Grantland stated that it i s his understanding that City Manager .Griggs and the Consulting Engineers want an eight (8) inch water line to Highway No. 183 and that his firm would like to have some assurance of re- imbursement for future tie -ons. Mayor Fuller stated that this is standard policy as far as the City is concerned. • I . , There was s t i l l further discussion on the drainage channel and Mr. Grantland stated that he plans to maintain the channel and make it attractive as it wi-11 be at the entrance -way to the apartment complex. Mr. Grantland stated that he is willing to concrete line the channel, and it was agreed by members of the Council that the only portion requiring the concrete lining is two hundred forty (240) feet East. Councilman Douglass inquired about the street name, stating that the name "Crest" is similar to a street in another addition. Mr. Grantland stated that he i s wi 1 i ing- to change the name of the street to Villa Drive, which he had previously platted. After considerable discussion, Councilman Samuels made the motion to concur with the Planning and Zoning Commission's recommendation and approve the Final Plat as presented, with the following stipulations; 1. Furnishing of a maintenance agreement for property on the West side of Sub - Division. 2. Concrete lined channel installed on two hundred forty (240) feet (South side of property) beginning at Southwest corner of Sub - division. 3. Street re -named from Crest to Villa Drive. 23 (Page Thirteen, Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council, February 13, 1968) Councilman Douglass seconded the motion, and the vote i s as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller, Samuels and Warren Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. XI . COMMERCIAL PERMIT NO. 58, TWO HUNDRED FOURTEER (214) UNIT APARTMENT CONPLFX MESSRS, CASE AND GRANTLAND Mr, Grantland discussed plans for the two hundred fourteen (214) unit apartment complex and the Council was informed that Mr. Grandland has met all of the requirements•of the City's Building Code. Councilman Douglass made the motion to concur with the Planning and Zoning Commission's recommendati -on and approve Commercial Permit No. 58• Councilman Byers seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller, Samuels and Warren Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. XI 1. FINAL PLAT APPROVAL, SOTOGRANDE, MR. RAN HOLMAN Mr. Holman stated that Mr. Walter "Dub" E I I i ott has been commissioned to plan a lake for the area and it now appears that most of the lake w i I I be i n the City of Hurst. Mr. Holman was recognized by Mayor Fuller and proceeded to discuss a plat of the Sotog•rande Development, stating that a few changes have been made, specifically,$ the re- naming of a street from Madrid to Spanish Circle, and another td Sotogrande Boulevard -- that all streets are forty -four (44) feet wide, with sixty (60) feet of right-of-way. Mr. Holman stated that Mr. Walter "Dub" E I I i ott has been commissioned to plan a lake for the area and it now appears that most of the lake w i I I be i n the City of Hurst. A . (Page' Fourteen, Regular Meeting of -the Euless City Counci=l,, February 13, 1968) City Attorney James Cribbs stated that he is preparing a maintenance agreement for the drainage channel; which was discussed at a previous meeting. Councilman Warren made the motion to concur with the recommendation of Planning and Zoning Commission and approve the Final Plat of Sotogrande as presented. Councilman Byers second- ed the motion, and the vote i s as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller, Samuels and Warren Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. XIII. LOT REVISION„ MORRISDALE NO. 2 FIRST SECTION, LOT 5, BLOCK 17 Mr. Len Weber was recognized by Mayor Ful Ter and stated that his f i r m desires this I of revision i n order to square -off the back of an existing lot' and improve i t s appearance. Councilman Samuels made the motion to concur with the recommendation of Planning and Zoning Commission and approve the Lot Revision, as requested. Councilman Warren seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers', Douglass, Samuels, Fuller and Warren' Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. XIV. RESOLUTION NO, 205, ZONING CASE' ' NO. 173, SETTING PUBLIC HEARING DATE FCR REZONING 0, S DOBKINS PROPERTY City Secretary Vada Ferris presented Resolution No. 205, suggesting the date of February 27, 1968, as Public Hearing date on this rezoning request. Councilman Samuels made the motion to approve Resolution No. 205, as presented. Councilman Douglass seconded the motion, and the vote i s as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller, Samuels and Warren Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. 25 (Page Fifteen, Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council, February 13, 1968) XV. RESOLUTION NO. 206, REZONING CASE NO. 172 SETTING PUBLIC HEARING DATE FCR REZONING REQUEST OF DCCTCR BURT HYDE City Secretary Vada Ferris presented Resolution No. 206 suggesting February 27, 1968, as the date for Public Hearing on rezoning request made by Doctor Burt Hyde. Councilman Samuels made the motion to approve Resolution No. 206. Councilman Douglass seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller and Samuels Nays: None Abstained: Councilman Warren Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. XVI. FIRST READING, ORDINANCE NO. 321 SETTLEMENT ORDINANCE City Attorney James Cribbs presented First Reading of Ordinance No. 321. Councilman Fuller made the motion to approve First Reading of Ordinance No. 321, as presented by the City Attorney. Councilman Byers seconded the motion, and the vote i s as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller, Samuels and Warren Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. a n i PKr%A nrr The meeting adjourned at 11 :35 P.M. APPROVED: ATTEST: Mayor / City Secretary IF,, . ': I '