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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1968-01-16 Regular Meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission 1Mw January 16, 1968 CALL TO ORDER The Regular Meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order in the Council Chamber of Euless City Hall at 7:30 P. M. by Acting Chairman Don Hastings. The following members were present: Messrs. Bill Tench, Jack Browne, Don Hastings and Doctor Richard Lande. (Absent: Chairman Leonard Weber) Also present were City Inspector Jack Bullard and Mr.s Florence Murr, Recording Secretary. VISITORS Visitors in attendance were: Miss Eleanor Trammell; Mesdms. Edw. J. Olson, Randall T. Mickan, L. A. Brown and Betty Potthoff; Messrs. L. Glenn Robinson, C. R. Clendenen, M. T. Jones, Jim Clay, Ethan R. Allen, C. W. Bell, Bill Pasteur, Alan W. Hamm, M. G. Spencer, Earl D. Ash, G. Browning, W. H. Baker, W. B. Pollard, James A. Hutto, David L. Hall , Bob Hamilton, James Day, Jim Colquitt, Al Singletary, R. G. Chambers, Barton Wright, Troy M. Fuller, Otto Schmidt, Robert Blanton, R. J. Thomes, DVM, Harold F. Hall, DVM, Stanley L. Allport Gene White, Walter R. Fitch, H. C. Maples, Burt Hyde, M. D., Claude Clanahan Jr., Robert S. Folsom, Ran Holman, Brice Cook, Walter A. Elliott, Jr., Mike Irwin, David D. Arnold, Wayne B. Swearingen, John H. Miller, R. L. Lucas, Samuel Lucas Botts; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hudel and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Rose. i. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Mr. Tench made the motion to dispense with the reading of the minutes of the previous meeting, dated December 19, 1967, and approve as recorded -- the members having reviewed copies prior to this meeting. Doctor Lande seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Messrs. Tench, Browne, Hastings and Lande Nays: None Chairman Hastings declared the motion carried. Ii. APPROVAL OF CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY, 201 WEST EULESS BOULEVARD -ASTRO PRODUCTION AND SALES. INC. Chairman Hastings inquired if Astro Production and Sales, Inc. had a representative in the audience. As a representative was not present, Chairman Hastings inquired of the City Inspector if this business would conform with the zoning restrictions and Mr. Bullard replied affirmatively. (Page Two Regular Meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission, January 1b, 196 8) Mr. Bullard advised that this firm is not a manufacturing firm -- that they merely assemble and sell a piece of equipment used primarily to reduce the gas consumption of an automobile. Mr. Browne made the motion to approve the Certificate of Occupancy for Astro Production and Sales, Inc. to be located at 201 West Euless Boulevard, providing all City and County rules concerning the storage of product are complied with. Mr. Tench seconded the motion and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Messrs. Browne, Tench, Lande, and Hastings Nays: None Chairman Hastings declared the motion carried. III. COMMERCIAL PERMIT NO. S5 JIM CLAY USED EQUIPMENT LOCATED ON HIGHWAY 183 BETWEEN TRIGG ROAD AND BEAR CREEK Mr. Jim Clay introduced himself, stating that he is in the used machinery business and desires to erect a temporary building 12' x 24', consisting of two off!ces and a bath, which will be used as a Sales Office. Mr. Clay stated that he has arranged to lease the property on a five (5) year basis; however, it really amounts to a two month basis, because this property will be a part of the Regional Airport and must be vacated on two months notice. Mr. Browne inquired regarding the location of this property. Mr. Clay advised that it lies between the airport tunnel and Bear Creek, and that there is a long residence located on the property at this time. Mr. Clay stated that he will not be permitted to construct a permanent type building at this location; therefore, he proposes to use a temporary building of sheet metal type construction, with a septic tank, as there are no sewer facilities in the area. In reply to a question, Mr. Bullard advised that everything pertaining to Mr. Clay's request for a commercial permit and certificate of occupancy is satisfactory, except the portable building, which does not meet the City's requirements; however, due to the location of the property, Mr. Clay will not be permitted to construct a permanent building. Mr. Browne made the motion to approve Commercial Permit No. 55 and a Certificate of Occupancy, as requested by Mr. Jim Clay. Doctor Lande seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: 441111w Ayes: Messrs. Browne, Lande, Hastings and Tench Nays: None Chairman Hastings declared the motion carried. (Page Three, Regular Meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission, January 16, 1968) IV, COMMERCIAL PERMIT NO. 56, (ADD-ON TO PREMIER STATION LOCATED AT 613 WEST EULESS BOULEVARD) Chairman Hastings recognized Mr. Glenn Robinson who stated that he and his associates are requesting a building permit for the purpose of adding one under-ground storage tank and a grease rack to the Premier Station located at 613 West Euless Boulevard. Mr. Robinson advised that the capacity of the gas storage tank will be 3,000 gallons -- that the service station storage facilities are inadequate and by adding the new storage tank, delivery will be necessary twice each week, rather than three or four times each week. Mr. Tench inquired of Mr. Bullard if all City requirements have been met, according to the building plans presented. Mr. Bullard stated that the only objection he knows of is the fat.t :hat the grease rack is outside; however, there is no ordinance requiring tint it be located inside. Mr. Tench inquired regordirg the storage of equipment used on the grease rack. Mr. Robinson :,4dv; :;%,.J h t the equip- ment will be placed near the grease r ck Ju r i nc; working hou r:4 however, it will be taken inside v,hen the station Ic c !; :rented tint ther that all of the equipment is new. It was pointed out that the station is located west of Lexington Apartments and that a concrete abutment exists between the service station and the apartment complex -- that the service station is built on fill ; the apartments are lower than the service station. Doctor Lande made the motion to recommend approval of Commercial Permit No. 56 providing all City requirements are met. Mr. Tench seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Messrs. Tench, Browne, Hastings and Lande Nays: None Chairman Hastings declared the motion carried. V. PUBLIC HEARING. ZONING CASE NO. 169 MR. BOB FOLSOM Chairman Hastings recognized Mr. Ran Holman, who advised that he is representing Mr. Bob Folsom who requests the rezoning of approximately 33.377 acres out of the H. Hust Survey, from "A" Residential to "A-3" Multiple Family Dwelling zoning classification. Mr. Holman stated that the tract In question is adjacent to the tract on which Sotogrande Apartments will be • (Page Four Regular Meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission, January 16, 1968) low constructed, commenting that quite a large portion of the original tract has been used for recreational facilities, street, the green belt, etc., and the Developers would like to include the tract in question in the Sotogrande site. Mr. Holman advised that the Developers plan to construct family-type apartment units, and they are hopeful that plans will be submitted to the Planning and Zoning Commission at its next meeting. Mr. Tench inquired concerning the type of ingress and egres which are planned. Mr. Holman stated that plans are the same as were presented to the Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council previously. Mr. Browne inquired as to the progress which has been made toward the construction of streets. Mr. Holman advised that no street cuts have been made at this time. Mr. Jim Hutto inquired regarding the type of clientele these apartments will have. Mr. Holman stated that the one bedroom apartments will lease at $185.00, unfurnished and that three bedroom apartments will be approximately $240.00. Mr. Holman commented that they deal in residential family type units and take pride in the type of people they have -- that their management is highly professional. Chairman Hastings inquired if there were others present who wished to speak concerning this rezoning request. There was no one and the Public Hearing was closed. Mr. Tench made the motion to approve the request of Mr. Bob Folsom, rezoning 33.377 acres out of the H. Hust Survey, Abstract No. 657, from "A" Residential to "A-3" Multiple Family Dwelling zoning classification. Mr. Browne seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Messrs. Tench, Browne, Lande and Hastings Nays: None Chairman Hasting declared the motion carried. VI . PUBLIC HEARING. ZONING CASE NO. 170 MR. BILL PASTEUR Chairman Hastings opened the Public Hearing on Zoning Case No. 170 and recognized Mr. Bill Pasteur who requests this zoning change. Mr. Pasteur stated that he represents Messrs. Allan Hamm and J. B. Sandlin, owners of a 9.573 acre tract of land (Page Five Regular Meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission, January 16, 1968) out of the D. F. Crowley Survey, Abstract No. 967. Mr. Pasteur advised that the property in question is located at the Northeast corner of Harwood Road and North Main and he has requested the rezoning, from "A" Residential to "C" Commercial , in order for a Shopping Center to be constructed at this location. Mr. Pasteur commented that Mr. Sandlin is a builder and Mr. Hamm is a druggist, and that the proposed Shopping Center will house a drug store, grocery store and, possible a restaurant. Mr. Pasteur presented a plat, indicating a break near the center of the development which will enable the opening of a street, if necessary -- that this possibility has been considered, due to the length of the tract. Mr. Pasteur commented that there is much activity in this area, at this time -- that much of the city's growth is in that area. Mr. Pasteur stated that four hundred (400) homes are on the drawing boards and being built now, and he is of the opinion this trade area should be served with a good well-planned Shopping Center. Mr. Pasteur advised that he considers this to be an excellent location because both Main Street and Harwood Road will be heavily traveled arteries, commenting that Main Street will be an exit from the freeway and that Harwood will be a major inter-city thoroughfare. Mr. Hamm stated that he likes the City of Euless and he and Mr. Sandlin are interested in getting this property zoned, so they can become a part of the City. Chairman Hastings inquired if there were others who wished to speak either for or against this zoning request. Mr. Wayne Swearingen stated that he is neutral ; however he is present as a representative for Euless Developers, the developers of Midway Park and owners of property on the Northwest corner of Main and Harwood, and he has a matter which he would like to bring to the attention of the Planning and Zoning Commission at this time. Mr. Swearingen advised that his firm has received approval from Federal Housing Administration to develop the land which they own, and they have set aside approximately eleven (11) to twelve (12) acres directly West, and across the street from the property in question, and they will be requesting commercial zoning of this property (located on the opposite corner of the intersection), in the future. Mr. Swearingen stated that they plan to develop approximately two hundred, sixty six (266) houses, which will be in the price range of $15,000.00 to $20,000.00. Mr. Arnold Sweet stated that he and his associate are constructing a Retail Convenience Center on the Southwest comer of the intersection of Main and Harwood, and that it is difficult to say you are for or against a proposition when you don't know what you are up against. Mr. Sweet stated that he is of the opinion there are certain ground rules to be followed in consideration of a zoning change -- not just the decision that this would be a good commercial tract. Before you do anything else, you come up with something specific -- a layout or difinite (Page Six Regular Meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission, January 16, 1968) commitments, then when notice of a proposed zoning Is received, you, as an individual are able to state yes, I approve or no, I do not approve. Mr. Sweet advised that he and his associate were led to believe previously, when their request was turned down -- and later was granted, that the corners located at the intersection of Harwood and North Main were for retail business and not commercial. Mr. Bullard stated that any comments made previously were based on the proposed Master Plan. Mr. Sweet stated that Local Business zoning classification does not permit a service station, and he was advised that this was not the designated area for a service station. He commented further that he and his associates went out and obtained tentative leases for the building they proposed, and before appearing before the Planning and Zoning Commission, 70% of their building was leased. Mr. Sweet stated that commercial zoning opens a vast area, excluding only obnoxious businesses-- that he has told his tenants that this is a residential area. Mr. Sweet stated that he does not feel that Mr. Haman will build something undesirable; however, he does not know that Mr. Hamm will own the land forever. Mr. Sweet advised that he would like to have a little more detail than just a long string of buildings. Mr. Sweet stated that he understood that a service station would not be built at this location and he objects because he is limited to a local business classification. Mrs. Hewdell stated that she owns the adjoining tract East of the property in question, and that she is of the opinion zoning this strip would devaluate her property -- that, in all probability, the businesses would face North Main, and the stores would be backed up against her property. Mrs. Hewdell advised that she wons the property occupied by Mr. A. E. Baker. She stated further that, in her opinion, it would be better to zone all of the area rather than zone this strip of land. Mr. Tench commented that this matter would be left up to the property owners. Chairman Hastings inquired of Mr. Pasteur if there would be any objections to a Local Business zoning classification, rather than commercial. Mr. Pasteur advised that the developers plan to construct a service station on the corner -- that they consider this to be a natural location for a service station. Mr. Browne inquired if the developers have definite commitments. Mr. Hamm replied that he does not have any signed leases; however, he has had inquiries, mostly from local businesses; however, he considers that he needs commercial zoning because of the service station. c (Page Seven, Regular Meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission, January 16, 1968) Members of the Commission studied the proposed Master Plan, which indicates that the recommended zoning for the property in question is "C" Commercial. Doctor R. J. Thames stated that he awns property in the area in question and he is in favor of the granting of this zoning request. A discussion followed, and Mr. Browne stated that even though the property is zoned commercial , a service station requires a special permit. It was determined that only one corner at the intersection of Harwood and North Main has been rezoned, at this time. Mr. Browne stated that the tract in question takes up quite a strip along North Main, and its future usage may increase or decrease the value of surrounding property; therefore, he makes the motion to recommend that the zoning request be disapproved at this time because of zoning and lack of adequate plans for use of the expected site. Doctor Lande seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Messrs. Browne and Lande Nays: None Abstained: Messrs. Tench and Hastings Chairman Hastings declared the motion failed. A lengthy discussion followed, and in reply to a question, Mr. Pasteur advised that the developers plan to start this project within a year. Mr. Browne inquired if Mr. Pasteur felt they could start within the next six (6) months, Mr. Pasteur stated that it would be impossible -- that he would prefer eighteen (18) months. Mr. Pasteur commented that you could not build one store at the time, and the matter of obtaining tenants for the buildings would require time. Mr. Pasteur advised that he would consider zoning a two hundred (200) foot square on the corner for commercial usage and zoning the remainder of the tract "D" Local Business. Mr. Tench made the motion to recommend that the Council grant commercial zoning for two hundred (200) feet of frontage on the South and West corners and the remainder of the tract be zoned for local business -- further that the Developers must appear before the Planning and Zoning Commission for permits, within twelve (12) months and construction must commence within eighteen (18) months, otherwise, it will revert to residential zoning. Doctor Lande seconded the motion and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Messrs. Tench, Browne, Lande and Hastings Nays: None Chairman Hastings declared the motion carried. Page Eight Regular Meeting of the Plannin and Zoning Commission, Januar ig 1 •.: VII. PUBLIC HEARING. ZONING CASE NO. 171 MR. BILL PASTEUR Chairman Hastings opened the Public Hearing in Zoning Case No. 171, in which Mr. Bill Pasteur requests the rezoning of a 2.506 acre tract out of the T. Jasper Survey, from "A" Residential to "C" Commercial and a 2.595 acre tract out of the T. Jasper Survey, from "A-2" Duplex to "C" Commercial . Mr. Pasteur stated that this zoning request has been requested for use as a site for Park Center Hospital. He commented that this is the same property on which a zoning request was submitted recently. When considerable opposition was encountered from residents of the Wilshire area this zoning request was withdrawn, and an alternate plan, which will be more satisfactory to everyone involved, is being submitted for consideration at this time. Mr. Pasteur presented a plan of the proposed hospital site and pointed out that plans indicate a street along the southern part of the tract. Mr. Pasteur advised that the hospital will own 200 feet of property South of the proposed street and this area will act as a buffer zone, which in their opinion will be better, in order to get along with their neighbors In Wilshire. Mr. Pasteur advised that plans for the hospital are the same as were discussed previously, which he considers will be an asset to the community. Mr. Browne commented that the plans indicate the southern part of the hospital tract will be zoned "A" Residential , belonging to the hospital , and they can build homes and sell them, if they desire. In reply to a question, Mr. Pasteur advised that there will be a 250 foot buffer zone (approximate), between residences and the perimeter of the hospital. Mr. Pasteur stated that Canyon Ridge will be extended to the new highway, Spur 121-A, and that a sixty foot right-of- way is proposed. It was pointed out that commercial developments require a 41 foot street, with 60 feet of dedicated right-of-way. Mr. Pasteur pointed out the accessibility of this property from Spur 350, commenting that it would not be impossible that someone would come through the adjacent subdivision; however, it would be impractical to have to wind through a subdivision when they could come directly from the freeway. Mr. Pasteur pointed out the commercial property along the freeway and commented that, in his opinion, it will eventually all be commercial . (Page Nine Regular Meeting of the Planninj and Zoning Commission, January 16, 1988) L In reply to a question, Mr. Pasteur stated that there is approximately eleven (II) acres in the hospital tract, and that the hospital will be built on approximately 82 acres. Mr. Pasteur advised that approximately two-thirds of the property has been zoned previously for commercial usage, and he desires that the remaining one- third will be rezoned to this classification. Someone in the audience asked Mr. Pasteur why they plan to open Canyon Ridge if the major traffic flow is going to be from the highway. Mr. Pasteur replied that this is just an idea which the hospital planners consider to be good; however, it will have to be approved by the City Council A question arose concerning the extension of Mesa Drive, and Mr. Bullard advised that this street is stubbed out into the Lucas property, and if this street is extended into the hospital site, it will be up to the Lucas brothers to do so. Mr. Bullard stated further that the preliminary which was presented sometime ago did not indicate this street extension; however, the plans are out of date and new plans will have to be submitted to the City. Mr. Chuck Bell stated that he and his associates have added this 250 foot buffer zone, in order to make this matter more favorable -- that they do not wish to devaluate the property or create traffic hazards. He stated that they are of the opinion that this hospital would be an asset to the area -- that hospital facilities are strained to the breaking point and new facilities are needed. Mr. Bill Pollard stated that he lives at 1901 Kynette, and he can not see the point of anyone wanting to put a hospital in the residential area of the City. He stated that the Master Plan calls this a residential area and there is open space to the north which is already zoned for commercial usage, which can be put to use as a hospital. Mr. Pollard stated that he sees no reason for bringing it closer to residents because of the traffic hazard and he cannot see how it would be feasible for emergency vehicles to get into the area that it would be difficult for traffic off of Highway 183 to get to it without going through Wilshire, Mr. Pollard commented that, in his opinion, the 200 foot buffer zone would be wasteland -- it would not be developed for a residential area. Mr. Pollard asked who would buy a residence next door to a hospital and commented that he would not. Mrs. Donna Mickan, who resides at 1911 Windlea stated that one of the prime reasons people seek out small suburbs is that they want to live in a residential area that is quiet. Mrs. Mickan commented that no one wants to open Canyon Ridge -- that someone had commented that this would be a good route for fire trucks; however, there is a Fire Station just below the area, and she likes the area because there are no through-streets. She commented that it is not just the traffic from the hospital that she objects to -- that there will be other traffic, and she likes it closed and would like it to remain closed. L (Page Ten Regular Meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission, January 16, 1968) Mr. David Hall, who resides at 1915 Windlea stated that he was pleased with thn City of Euless when he looked this area over -- that the City has a beautiful Master Plan which was supposed to survive for twenty (20) years and he would like to see the Plan followed. Mr. Jim Hutto of 511 Canyon Ridge stated that he has been made aware of Euless great potential -- Euless has 15 square miles and nowhere else to go. Mr. Hutto commented that this could be another nice community like Highland Park in Dallas -- that the citizens have paid tax money be hire experts on zoning and, in his opinion their advise should be followed. Euless has something to offer people and the citizens should stand up for what they think is right and in his opinion, the suggestions of the planner should be followed and people should be told that they must conform to those suggestions. Mr. Al Singletary of 506 Canyon Ridge stated that he is opposed to opening Canyon Ridge -- that the traffic is heavy at this time and, in his opinion, extending it can only increase the traffic a large percent. Mr. Singletary stated that he came to Euless four years ago and he is of the opinion the others who moved here came because it is an attractive residential area, and he is of the opinion the Planning and Zoning Commission should take this into consideration. Mrs. Perry Rose of 1912 Kynette stated that she has been informed that the Land Planner was consulted in this zoning and that he advised against it. Mr. Bullard stated a request to rezone this property came before the Planning and Zoning Commission previously and went on to the City Council ; however, the request was withdrawn before the Public Hearing before the Council. Mr. Bullard stated that he was not aware of a letter from the Land Planner regarding this matter. Chairman Hastings declared the Public Hearing closed. Mr. Browne commented that the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of this request previously and as modifications have been made which should make it somewhat more acceptable to the residents, he is of the opinion it is a just request. Mr. Browne made the motion to recommend approval of the rezoning request and rezone the tracts as requested. Dr. Lande seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Messrs. Browne, Lands, Tench and Hastings Nays: None Chairman Hastings declared the motion carried. • (Page Eleven, Regular Meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission, January 16, 1968) ihor - Mr. Hastings stated that if a document was received from the Land Planning Consultant it was not directed to the attention of the Planning and Zoning Commission and they have no knowledge of it. Therefore, it must be in the hands of the City Council who will consider it at the next Public Hearing on this request. VIII . PUBLIC HEARING, ZONING CASE NO. 172 DOCTOR BURT HYDE Mr. H. C. Maples stated that Dr. Hyde had been called from this meeting - therefore, he would be unable to speak in behalf of his request for the rezoning of 26.103 acres out of the J. P. Halford Survey, from "A" Residential to "C" Commercial . Mr. Maples advised that he has been retained by Dr. Hyde and his associates to assist with the site plan for the tract in question. Plats were presented to members of the Commission and Mr. Maples stated that the owners propose to use the property for a hospital site, doctor's clinics, apartments and a commercial area. Mr. Maples advised that they have attempted to put each in its proper place. He pointed out that some property adjacent to Industrial Boulevard will be used for commercial business and the hospital site will seperate it from the residences in the area. Mr. Maples stated that all streets should go into either Industrial Boulevard or Harwood Road, and he suggests that the entire area be surrounded by attractive fences or foliage, which would be a com- pliment to the area. Mr. Hastings inquired concerning the zoning of the property East of the tract in question and was advised that it is "A" Residential. Mr. Browne inquired if Commercial Zoning is required for a hospital site. Mr. Bullard replied affirmatively. Doctor Lande inquired if a hospital is included in the plans at this time. Mr. Maples stated that the hospital is included in their master plan -- that the owners desired to present this tentative plan and if the zoning is granted they can proceed with plans. He stated that financing has not been obtained at this time. Mr. Tench inquired concerning the time element. Mr. Maples replied that he could not answer exactly - that an effort is being made to obtain a hospital in the area, and the owners want to present this land to the Hospital Authority, hoping they will accept this site. Mr. Maples commented that the basic interest is getting a hospital for the community, and the other land usage benefits the community. (Page Twelve, Regular Meeting of the Planning and 2onifq Commission, January 16. 1968) 6mr, Mr. Browne inquired regarding the size of the proposed hospital. Mr. Maples replied that a community hospital usually starts with around 100 beds and grows - not to exceed 500 beds. Doctor Lande inquired concerning funds for the proposed hospital. Mr. Maples advised that there are no definite plans - that this is a proposed hospital site which will accommodate a hospital. Mr. Maples stated that they propose to build around a medical complex - other businesses to include a drug store and other light commercial industries. Doctor Lande inquired if it is logical to assume that the hospital will be built within the next five years. Mr. Maples replied that it should be built in from one (1) to five (5) years, depending on certain things which may happen in the area. He commented that it is difficult to make definite plans until you know what you can do. Mr. Maples stated that in his opinion this is an excellent site because it has access from two (2) sides and all of the area can be designed to compliment the hospital, which can be set up on the hill, so it can be easily seen. Doctor Lande inquired concerning the possibility of a traffic hazard in getting off Highway 157. Mr. Maples stated, that in his opinion, there should not be any problems, Mr. M. T. Jones advised that he owns property adjoining the tract in question and that some of his land was included in the last survey which was made. Mr. Jones stated that he is not opposed to the rezoning; however, he is of the opinion that the field notes should be corrected first. Mr. Bullard stated that it is the City's obligation to protect the citizens and in his opinion the owners should be advised of this error. He commented that, should this zoning case be approved, a portion of Mr. Jones' property would also be rezoned. Mr. Jones presented a plat indicating the over-lap, and a discussion followed. Mr. Tench made the motion that no action be taken in this case until the differences indicated in the tax map and field notes which were presented are resolved. A discussion followed, and the motion was withdrawn by Mr. Tench. Mr. Tench made the motion to recommend approval of this zoning request, contingent upon the resolution, between Mr. M. T. Jones and Doctor Burt Hyde, of the tax map and the field notes. Mr. Hastings seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: ' (Page Thirteen, Regular Meetin of the Planning and Zoning Commission,, January 16, 1968) lbw Ayes: Messrs. Tench and Hastings Nays: None Abstained: Messrs. Browne and Lande Chairman Hastings declared the motion failed. Mr. Browne stated that, in his opinion, this is a blanket zoning, with nothing indicated except a sketch and some possibilities. IX. The meeting adjourned at 10:20 P. M. APPROVED: Acting Chairman ATTEST: Secretary FM:dfh Nbr