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HomeMy WebLinkAboutGolf Course Zoning Changes with City of Fort Worth 199501/12/95 18:06 FAX 817 849 7645 SCHRICSEL ROLLIN Q 002 DEPARThtF.Il'P OF DBVELOPHENT PROPOSAL TO AMEND THE ZONING ORDINANCE City of Fort Worth, Tema {Foss must be completed in ink or be typed) - I/We respectfully request adoption of the following proposed am enddene to the Zeninf Ordinance of the City of Fort Qorth, The following is submitted in support of this Propose 1. s` . - City of Ealest c/c Tam Hart City A '1URry Lib Saleh WL r, Halling Addtand .303 North F41cm pave (Zip) 76639 Pboue f 8171 6A5-742.7 _ ' .icE:rr Mailing Address' (Zip) Phone -TATI .'RE OF REQUEST The purpose of this proposal is to amend then ❑ ZONING REGULATIONS contained in Section ❑ ZONING MAP so as to relocate zoning district boundaries by changing property From AG, J, From I. C. A F From From To CF To To To ❑ ZONINC MAP no as to establish district boundaries of unzoned property as This area was annexed under Ordinance No. an PROPERTY DESCRIPTION (for leap ameadmeat only) Layman's identification of location (address or otherwise):- Located bftkMen -rMlinre Road and )hosier Valley Road. containing 243.398 acres. Legal Description. ❑ Property is unsubdiyided according to the County Deed Records Vol..4I29 LvA Lg 4,67 Vol,. 3638 Page 349. * It is she%m as Tract.._ of the Survey, City Tax Record. A metes and bounds description and a sketch map locating property so described are attached. ❑ Property is subdivided an below described: Not Applicable Subdivision Name Block , Lac(s) ; Block , Lot(s) Block , Lot(s) ; Block , Lot(s) scree Total land area contained herein, not counting streets or alleys, av� Wsgofto * please cheek and complete as indicated. Z _ �� Use extra sheet if necessary. FII.E NO. 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Z r mum the s106 as us a I d"' Pow= as MW tbwo 4s4ssa duns" aao=sa pda aAW liea OW sugh rtbll �s stop alpreap cmroup pwid�, '6omwer, • tftbt■■al mist as aw ttt Aftm the ,dtvm of sables *f the i 14W Gaat821" r. that the tt� � U da; aatuaesVt by as ��idAfts a of mpefiai. '� . taaWaaw A ammer 7�?ara6aaar l Ce- L% 01/12/95 18:24 FAX 817 649 7645 SCHRICSEL ROLLIN Q 002 * It's shown on City Tax Records as 1. Tract 8 - J. Brooks Survey A-95 2. Tract 5 - J. Brooks Survey ,A-95 3. Tract 6 - J. Brooks Survey A-95 4. Tract 2 - J.P. Haynes Survey A-786 5. Tract 7 - G.M. Couch Survey A-278 6. Tract 1B - J. Brooks Survey A-95 7. Tract 6 - G&M. Conch Survey A-278 8. Tract 9C - G.M. Conch Survey A-278 JL - EXHIBIT A DESCRIPTION of tract shown on EXHIBIT A - SITE A BEING a tract of land situated in the G. W. Couch Survey, Abstract No. 278, and the J. V. Brooks Survey, Abstract No. 95 in the City of Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas, and being more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at a 1-inch iron pipe in the south right-of-way line of Pipeline Road (50-foot R.O.W.) and in the west line of Lot 1, Block 1, Flight Instrument Addition to the City of Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas, as recorded in Volume 388-149, Page 49 of the Plat Records of Tarrant County, Texas; THENCE S 01034'58" W, leaving the south line of said Pipeline Road and with the west line of said Lot, a distance of 520.09 feet to a 1-inch iron pipe at the southwest comer of said Lot; , THENCE N 89°50'25" E, along the south line of said Lot, a distance of 857.02 feet to a f- inch iron pipe at the southeast corner of said Lot; THENCE N 00°26'41" E, along the east line of said Lot, a distance of 56.39 feet to a 4-inch iron rod for corner; THENCE N 89°28'50" E, a distance of 525.61 feet to a 1-inch iron pipe for corner; THENCE S 00031'35" W, a distance of 743.06 feet to a point on the south line of a T. U. Electric 100-foot easement; THENCE S 75°55'00" W, along said easement line, a distance of 1,625.42 feet to an angle point; THENCE S 81°41'18" W, continuing along said easement line, a distance of 1,149.41 feet to a point for comer; THENCE N 00026'18" E, a distance of 160.00 feet to an axle for comer; THENCE S 89049'14" W, a distance of 895.06 feet to a 4-inch iron pipe in the southeasterly right-of-way line of Pipeline Road (50-foot R.O.W.); THENCE N 42007'30" E, along said right-of-way line 401.17 feet to a 1" iron pipe for the point of curvature on a curve to the left whose chord bearing is N 37°34'49" E; THENCE Northeasterly, along said right-of-way and curve having a central angle of 09008'47", a radius of 2,524.41 feet, an arc length of 402.97 feet to a 1-inch iron pipe for the point of tangency; 3530 THENCE N 3r58'43" E, along said right-of-way, 888.99 feet to a 4-inch iron pipe for the point of curvature on a curve to the right whose chord bearing is N 61°40'21" E; THENCE Northeasterly along said right-of-way and curve having a central angle of 57'23'17', a radius of 551.39 feet, an arc length of 552.28 feet to a --inch iron rod for the point of tangency; THENCE S 89°38'W' E, a distance of 767.77 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING and containing 3,860,769 square feet or 88.63 acres of land, more or less. 3530 U DESCRIPTION of tract shown on EXHIBIT B - SITE B Thin following described tract or parcel of land situated in the J.N. Aaynes Survey, 1r-786, the J.V. B - - Ice &WV1y+, Ar95,- &-A in the C.W. couch Survey, Ar298, 7fsran:t Mwty, Tmas and being Tract 2. Tract S, Tract 6, Tract 7, and a portion of Tract 8 as conveyed to August 1965 meted by deed recacded on Page 467 cC Volume .4129 in the Tarrant county Deed Recowds and being mw e paruailarly described aj follows: ' q at a found one inch iron pipe at the Narthesst corner of said Tract 7 and being by deed West a distance of 588y varas• and N Oo 34' W a distances of 1273 feet frc : etw Southeast canner of said G.W. .Couch Survey; 'MOM S le 15 - 36" B, at a distance of 1159.0 feet a set 5/8 inch iron rod in the North line of (Hosier Valley taaad, a total distance of U73.0 feet and being in said Mosier Valley Roar and a!--* bairr in the Smith tiew r f *Aid r-Sri_ rx%jr:h qutvRv: THENCE S 89a 35' W along said Mosier Valley Road and along the South line of said G.W. Couch Survey. -a distance of 1352.19 feet; THENCE N 00 25- W a distance of 90.39 feet to a found iron rod in the North line of said nosier Valley Rced: THENCE N 88o 531 W along the North line of said Mosier Valley Read a distance of 297.5 feet to a we 5/8 inch iron rod; THENCE .S 67' 09- W along the North line of said Mosier Valley Road a distance of 99.3 feet to a set 5/8 inch iron rod; THENCE S 820 03- W along the North line of said Mosier Valley Road a distance of 247.8 feet to a set 5/8 inch iron rod; THENCE S No 511 14- W along the North line of said Mosier Valley Road and along 'an irregular fence a distance of U05.9 feet to a found metal fence post at the Southeast corner of a '0.5 acre tract as conveyed to Earl Yarbcough, et ux Ella S. Yarbrough as recorded on Page 537 of Volume 6288 in the Tarrant County Dead Records: THENCE N 20 07 - 34" E along an irregular fence a distance of 238.37 feet to a found iron pipe at the northeast corner of said 0.5 acre tract; THENCE N 880 26' 13" W along an irregular fence a distance of 102.82 feet to a found 3/4 inch iron pipe; Tmms N 00 34.' 26" C along an.. irregular fence a distance of Zoe-ao feft to a found iron piper. THOM S 840 071 58" W along an it egulat fence a distance of 276.32'feet to a set 5/8 inch lion rod; THEM N e 52- 17" R along an irregular farce a distance of 473.01 feet to a set 5/8 inch iron rod and .being in the North line of said J.w. Haynes Survey and the South line of said J.V. 11y,10 Suxvgy and beiM the Northeast a== of a 6.0 acre tract as z+eooiam on Page 544 of Volume 7951 in the Torrent County' 3S30 Dead Aeeocds and being by deal North a distance of 955,5 feet. and aest a distance of 289.5 feet free the Southwest corner of said J.1A. "R*Ws, 8urveyt 12-27-94 J.V. Brooks at al 7iiM M 8 00 36- 27- W &Icng the North lure of said J.M. RRiOW anrvdy and the Swath line of said J.Y. Brooks survey • Mstance of 285.8 feet to a found i=m tad- at the 8outtirieet eosIet of &aid J.V. accoem survey; 'l tc= X 1 16 41 W slang an irregular fence and alag the IMst litre ce said J.V. Brooks Survey a distance of i349.31 feet to a fasd ogle; TAM= N P 2252" W a distance of 45.15 feet to a sat 5/8 inch itoa rod and. being in the mouth line• of South Pipeline _ Abed and being, o a cwwe having a radius of 870.0 feet whose carter bears N 25 25' 32" W a distance of 870.0 feet;' THENCE •Northeasterly along said curve and along the South Line of said South Pipeline Magid and • through a - -tzal angle of 230 10' 27- a distance of 178.38 feet to a set 5/8 inch iron rod; , THENCE N 41° 05' 10" a alaig the .South line of said South Pipeline Road a distance of 563.49 feet to a set S/8 inch iron rod; THENCE N 870 51' 29" 8 a distance of 905.21 feet to a set 5/8 inch iron red -and being in the East line of said J.V. Brooks Survey and the West Line of said G.W. (ouch Survey; THENCE S 00 481 13" E, along an irregular fence and slang the East line of said J.V. Brooks Survey and along the Rest line of said G.W. Couch Survey.at a distance of 791.6 fast a found sat stone, a total distance of 2030.03 feet to a found one inch iron pipes THENCE N 890 351 35" E along an irregular fence a distance of 2168.49 feet to place of beginning, containing 155.667 acres one 6,780,868 square feet with approximately 0.899 acre or 39,137 square feet being occupied by said Mosier Valley Road leaving a net acreage of 154.768 acres or 6.741,731 square feet of Land. According -to the Flood Insurance Rate Map for Tarrant County and'Incnrparated Areas, C miunity # 480596, Panel # 135 C;, dated 1-06-93. a portion of subject property does lie within a7.100-fear flood hazard area.. Subject property lies within Z,o a "A", Zone "A" , and Zone "AE" . DETACH BEFORE CASHING CITY OF EULESS, TEXAS NVC.CE vv DESCRIPTION BUDGET CODE AMOUNT I Zoning Permit -Athletic fields/Golf course 151-10-52-8620 $1,500.00 VENDOR NO. CHECK NO. PAGE T H E C I T Y O F LANDMARK BANK 3 MID CITIES P.O. BOX 1S 7 CHECK N0. 1734 EULESSEULESS, TEXAS 6039 81;-354-6666 CHECK DATE �01 ; 13; 95 .i 201 N. ECTOR DRIVE • EULESS, TEXAS 76039 PAY THIS AMOUNT y THE SUM OF ****$1,500*******DOLLARS AND *0* CENTS ****I $1,500.00* TO THE L- RIDER OF City of Fort Worth, Tx. CONSOUDATED CASH FUND ��'•...r � CITY MANAGER p 47 FINANCE DIRECTOR 11201??L2115 1:LL191565?1: LOL 4L8 2110 *01/16 '96 11:02 ID=LANIERFAX380D FAX' PAGE 3 -13-BS FRI 8,.42 CITY OF FULFSS ADHIH FAX NO. 03 Oil1=/►f 16108 FAY $ir 149 TOO 0MCM ROTA" 0 P.10 A0; Alamo City ofWU - �oriig• to ► �►+�re to !a 3 ' PUNLui to Mid AN111"11ea in my/or Wwbalf for: (Flom* ewe) bq wn for rtfwGfwp v"tiss ba o"t for 1"Wisiso of lend Aequest tar gongs is sao14 r94esifteMod *wst for ap gal ccteption wdv the rvn106 f,M Male pgwmt for vsrtsna trey va U. of go Lning vroom" an tho fbl16dog dkseribed P"Psrtr deaCli'Otim eta �iCrEei�. - .�w�.�.,�r w This swuOrity is prsetsd only for go 6110 inp specifle lregusttl MUM of v%gMt . -=cum ,lbs Odatica., saws to Or 1W tho uWarsirwo Way tlw of the stove 416criked orowrfy. This zutberizotion will realn'to fort& until evoked by Y ,sutra r 51; Aeeepted far Cosa be@ psxi i'izp �-rtxClrs 01/13/95 14:00 JAM-13-96 FRI 8-'47 CITY OF BULES,4 OHM: Wl"I .11161 PAY di* iu 10411 W I SENSWER PRODUCTION COMPAW FAX NO. 03 StWOOL mum •. `+ Ia-Al norm I" am* imAmm I y ia► ti{• ■ppiiai;ton In ■ylaw bmlr fare (plain Cho*) . r,,,,�, Nequest ear ri9ei�4frlt�l vusttaa , Request for aobdivttioa of laid • wiWom kgmt for Wimp in sonlap dikeiifisatim • • r gym! fqr 5"cid •toeptton "or the 20100 Ommes Est fir rariam ilm the #otrim of as imleq'ardtnanas en UN f0110 drug ORSOPOW proMV --eLaer3v�fas atad efl�. w�� This suthwity is p *otw mly i'tr m ftliminp speoifia mtnt= usum of ropm 41=0 tom► =!: im a to cr jw to temsesipnod bola# am maw Of WN abaft daterWd propartv». ThIs Imtherfutioe Will mold 1n fore tm i ftvow 1w Yrttxsn motto# ` 22Broadwav AddMoe jy1mr. _TAA 75702 • inlRphOW C [)3) 5 3-258 opted fbN Cb" No. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CITY ZONING COMMISSION - FORT WORTH, TEXAS HEARING DATE FEBRUARY 15�79g5 HEARING TIME 10.00 A M_ The City Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on the above noted date and time in the Council Chamber on the Second Floor of Fort Worth Municipal Building to consider the proposed change in zoning classification, as indicated on the map below. This is not a summons to appear at the hearing, but if you care to attend, you will be given an opportunity to be heard. For your information, seven minutes will be permitted the applicant and his supporters to present their proposal, seven minutes will also be per- mitted for the opponents to present their comments in opposition; a total of three minutes rebuttal will be permitted for each group. Or, you may file a written statement with the Applications Division, Development Department which will be presented at the Commission Hearing. THE APPLICANT MUST BE PRESENT OR REPRESENTED. If additional information is desired, please contact the Applications Division (telephone # 871-8028). Closed weekends and holidays. The action of the Zoning Commission is not final, but is a recommendation to the City Council and is reviewed by the ICouncil. Dnly the enunnil can change mnina_ WW J os > a I LjW ZV 1� z SUMMARY OF ZONING REGULATIONS' OF THE CITY OF FORT WORTH SECTION I — SPECIAL USE DISTRICTS 'AG' Agriatiturd Funs, rartebes or nurseries for me growing of plants and raising of livestock which we not obooxious or offeasiva Also permitted are public service facilities such as churches, schools, libraries, eta *CFI Community Facilities Public facilities of all types (churches, post oHicM health services, public safe y. schools, at eelere, etc•} 'W Mobile Home Park Mobile home parks and subdivisions and their related uses only (dwelling PorPosd orb ` '11' Industrial Park A special planned industrial park devdopment district with restricted deveb>pment standards Refer to Zadag Ordinmoo for details. 10-1' Flood Plain Limited to lands subject to the 50-year flood. agricultural use, mining of soil, sand, and gravel subject a Board approval, golf c , -r , driving nngea. am. — ` -- 10-2' Flood Plain Any use permitted m'04' Flood Plain DiA6cL bid limited to land subject to intermediate regional flood (IOQ•year flood} 'HC' I ruftrie and Cultural Special subdistrict to provide for protection aid preservation of places and anal of historic and cultural importance and signMesooe. 'PD' Planned Development Special district permitting specific commercial aodlar industrial uses and normally rapdring site plan approval prior to development, 'CD' Coosa vatieo To provide standard procedures for The establishment ofbuildmgs and strucux= in designated places of architectural importance. SECTION 11— RESIDENTIAL 'A' Ore -Family Residential One-femly dwellings. cbxcbes. schools, puke, etn. 'A-R' Residential Detached single -tinily dwelling traits where such tots are developed on smalls lot areas with zero -let line coasmrctiom T' Two-Fataily Uses permitted m'A' and'AR'. two6 m ily dwdTi s&L 'It-i' Resdeatid Detached sad attaehod mro-lot residential - cluster bousing. 'R-2' Raids" Row houses and townhouses and cluster homes on unique pattern lots duswW smuod a comnm sacra toad or aside -sae -C-IV Multi -Family . Multi-hunily dwelling traits in accordance with Umfiod Residential Development prowunons. See Section 16-A of the Zoning Ordiaaaoa •C' MuW-Family Mold-foa7y dwelling units in aoardaoa with Unified Ra Meolial Development provisions. Orates density than'CW permitted See Section 16-A. M' Multi-Fsmdy Multi-fsu* dwellings, in a000ntsoce wilb Unified Res ide olial Developmem provisions Greater• density dum -C' prsmitteb See Section I&A. 'D-HRI' Muld-Family Multi -Family Higb-Rise sun cfta — maximum hcight 144. High -Rix 'D-HR2- Multi -Family Multi -Family FGgh-Rise Structures — maximum height 24W. N*Rin SECTION M — COMMERCIAL 'E-R' Restricted Commercial Beauly&uber Aopsi book store,. drug stores. stu&A snd medical olrw= Sips. hot -yard parking, and the We of a ere specifially excluded. 'E-P' Planned Commercial A special planned commercial development district requiring minimma lot sea of 120,000 square fact. Refer to Zoning Ordinance, Section g-A, for details. No rcsidential permitted 'O-M' 09rice-Midrise Permitting the construction of offices and other commercial uses act to exceed six (6) stories or agbiy (30) feet in beigbL 'B' Commercial Uses permitted in *E-R'. retail states, banks, small thestres, restaurants, and retail sales with gasoline sales. 'F-R' Restricted Commercial Uses permitted m W. theetne, auto sdcs&Vair, hole!, health one facilities, commercial and business clubs, bowling alleys, des Sole of alcobol is soecificalIT excluded. IF Commmlicai Uses permitted in IF -IV. amusement enterprises such as nightclubs, pool hslis, tam, skating sinks, used Amur, eta 10' Commercial Uses permitted in'F'. other retail uses aW offensive or noxious because of odor, smoke, dust, noise or vibration and less restrictive ares regulations. 'H' Business Uses permitted in'0'. ncwspapa publishing rod printiog, wholesale sales offices. do. No height restrictions mod less rcatrictive saes regulations Limited to the Central Business District (Sac Section 12-C). SECTION IV — INDUSTRIAL -I- Light dmdusbial Uses permitted in "W. bakeries, animal hospitals, transportation terminals. S sac n 3 10 automobile repainlwrocldng, warebousing, and light manuficxuuing under 1 50 horsepower motor. '1' Light industrial Uses permitted n T. breweries, cement products. power plants, grain !;s ®0A elevators, poultry killing, and light msnufwAniog 'K' Heavy Industrial Uses permitted in'?, heavy industrial such as asphalt mixing plants, WWI) oil mills, forge pleats, machine shops, soap manufwuring stone yards, welding shops, and certain other uses atla public bearing or approval by the Board of Adjustment. •See Zoning Ordinaooe for complete and specific listing of uses permitted in each dist:ieL SUMMARY OF ZOrvAVG REGULATIONS- OF THE CITY OF FORT WORTH SECTION I — SPECIAL USE DISTRICTS 2i1'ftki 'AG' Agrioaltunl Funs, rmcbes or nurseries for the growing of plant and raising of livestock which arc cot obnoxious or offensive. Also permitted am public service facilities such as cburcbM schools, libfaries, etc. 'CF' Community Facilities Public facilities of an typo (churcbm post offloes, health services, public safety, schools, at aatcs, etc.}. 'MH' Mobile Home Park Mobile home parks and subdivisions and their related uses only (dwelling lx-posd oa►yl 'IP' Industrial Park A special planned industrial park development district with restricted development standards Refer to Zoning Ordinance for details '0-V Flood Plain Limited to lands subject to the 50-year flood, agricultural uses, mining of soil, sand, and gravel subject to Board approvaL golf owrsea, driving ranges, eta 10.2' Flood Plain Any use permitted in'0-1Flood Plain District, bud limited to land subject to intermediate regional flood (I OD -year 0004 'HC' Historic sad Cultural Special subdistrict to provide for protection and preservation of places and wit" of historic and cultural impactanx and significance. 'PD' Planacd Development Special &*id permitting specific commercial andlor industrial uses and normally requiring trite plan approval prior to development 'CD' C.oaxrvatka To provide standard procedure for the esublishmeat of buildings and structtivs in designated places of architectural importance SEC'iION 11— RESIDENTIAL 'A' OneFunily Residential Ooe-family dwellings, cbschm schools, puke, etc. 'A -RI Residential Detached single-famr-ly dwelling units where such lots are developed on smaller to areas with zua-Ia line construction 'B- Two -Family Uses pumided in'A' and "AR', two-family dwellings 'R-1' Residential Detached and utacbed zao-iot reidendal - cluster housing. 'R-2' Residential Row houses and townhouses and cluster homes on unique pattern lots clustered around a common sceesa rod or cul-&4m 'C-R' Multi -Family Multifamily dwelling units in seoordanoc with Unified Residential N-velopmeat provisions See Section 16-A of the Toning Ordrnanoa 'C' Multi -Family Multi -family dwelling units in s000rdanee with United Residential Development provision. Oreater density than 'CR' permitted. Sae Section 16-A. -D' Multi -Family Multi -family dwellings, in acoordsom with Unified Res ie dial Development provisions Greater dea9ry than 'C' permitted. See Section 16-A. 'D-HRH' Mu lti-Fsmily Multi -Family FLgh-Rise structures — maximum height 144. High-Rix -D-HR2' Mu ld-Family Multi -Family FLgh-Rise Structures — mudmum beight 240'. ash -Rise SECTION Ill — COMMERCIAL 'E-R' Restricted Commercial Beauty/barber shops, book store; drug starts. studiA and medical offices Signs, front -yard patting, and the sale of alcohol arc specifically excluded 'E-P' Planned Commercial A special planned cornnxrcial development district requiring minimum lot area of 120,000 square fat Refer to Zoning Ordinance, Section &A, for details No residentialpermritted 'O-M' Office-Midrise Permitting the construction of olfoes and other commercial use not to exceed six (6) stories or eighty (SO) fat in height. 'E' Commercial Uses permitted in'E-R', reta0 stored banks, small theatre restaurants, and retail sales with gasoline sales 'F-R' Restricted Commercial Uses permitted in'E', theatre, auto zAeshep&. hotel, health coca facilities, commercial and business clubs, bowling &Heys, eta Sale of ticobol is specifically excluded 'F' Commerical Uses permitted in'F-R', amusement enterprises such as night clubs, pool halls, tamw. skating rinks, used funitum, etc. '0' Commercial Uses permitted in 'P. other retail uses not offensive or noxious because of odor, smoke, dusk noise or vibration and less restrictive area regulation. 'H' Business Uses permitted in'G', newspaper publishing and printing, wholesale sales offices, etc. No height restrictions and less restrictive area regulations Limited to the Central Business District (See Section 12-C). SECTION IV — INDUSTRIAL 'I- Light Industrial Uses perraided in W. bakeries, animal hospitals, transportation terminals, su tomobile repairs reckdag, wutbousing, and light manufacturing under SO horsepower motor. '1' Light Industrial Uses permitted in'I', breweries, cement products. power plants, grin elevators, poultry killing, and light manufacaaipg. 'K' Heavy Industrial Uses pamiued in 7, b" industrial such as asphalt mixing plants, cotton oil mills, forge plants, machine shops, soap manufacturing, scan yards, welding shops, and certain other uses after public bearing or approval by the Board of Adjustment Est W t� � *See Zoning Ordinance for complete and specific listing of uses permitted in each district NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CITY ZONING COMMISSION - FORT WORTH, TEXAS HEARING DATE FEBRUARY 1511995 NEARING TIME 10.00 A M_ The City Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on the above noted date and time ,in the Council Chamber on the Second Floor of Fort Worth Municipal Building to consider .ithe proposed change in zoning classification, as indicated on the map below. This is not a summons to appear at the hearing, but if you care to attend, you will be given an opportunity to be heard. For your information, seven minutes will be permitted the pplicant and his supporters to present their proposal, seven minutes will also be per- mitted for the opponents to present their comments in opposition; a total of three minutes rebuttal will be permitted for each group. Or, you may file a written statement with the Applications Division, Development Department which will be presented at the Commission Hearing. THE APPLICANT MUST BE PRESENT OR REPRESENTED. If additional information is desired, please contact the Applications Division (telephone # 871-8028). Closed weekends and holidays. The action of the Zoning Commission is not final, but is a recommendation to the City Council and is reviewed by the Council. _Onw the Council can chana9 zoning z Lo di 0 iyLAJ C�J t'u W L" z s a • T Schrickel, Rollins and Associates, Inc. APPROACH CITY OF EULESS GOLF COURSE ATH=C COMPLEX AND PUBLIC H4FRASMUCTURE Land Development Zoning Ordinance Amendment - City Property Zoning Commission and City Council Public Hearing 2. Pre -Development Conference At this meeting the City of Fort Worth will be informed of the development desired by the owner. The City will identify the development process and key construction requirements for utilities, streets, etc. 3. Existing Conditions and Property Survey An existing conditions, topographic and property survey will be prepared. This will be the base map for future plans. 4. Land Use and Circulation Plan This plan will illustrate the geographic location and configuration of site uses including the golf course, athletic fields, general locations for buildings, water storage, areas of natural preservation, public streets and possible land uses on adjacent property. This map and information will be used as the base map for the concept plans in Items 5 and 6. 5. Athletic Complex Concept Plan An Athletic Complex Concept Plan will be prepared which show the location of proposed recreation/athletic facilities, circulation, access, and support facilities. 6. Golf Course Concept Plan The golf course architect will prepare a routing layout of greens, tees, buildings, etc. This plan should identify the need for a property exchange between Euless, the seller, and/or adjacent property owners. euless.hlud Schrickel, Rollins and Associates, Inc. 7. Project. Concept Plan A Concept Plan will be prepared which includes incorporating the following: a. Athletic Concept Plan b. Golf Course Concept Plan C. Public improvements required - utilities, paving, and drainage d. Preliminary determination for permit requirements e. Property exchange between Euless, seller, and/or adjacent property owners The Concept Plan will be submitted to the Plan Commission for approval and public hearing. & Preliminary Plat and Engineering Studies The preliminary plat and engineering studies will be prepared for processing and approval by the Plan Commission. 9. TP&WD - TRPA Grant Application A point scoring analysis, grant application/environmental assessment and Euless Master Park Plan will be prepared. 10. Zoning Ordinance Amendment An application for changes in the zoning will be prepared if there is a property exchange required to implement the Concept Plan for submittal to the Zoning Commission and City Council. 11. Final Plat A final plat will be prepared which conforms to the preliminary plat, property exchange (if required), and conditions required by the City of Fort Worth. euless.hl\ld Schrickel, Rollins and Associates, Inc. APPROACH CITY OF EULESS GOLF COURSE ATHLMC COMPLEX AND PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE Golf Course Support Services SRA will serve as support consultant to the Golf Course Architect. Services include -the planning and design of the following construction elements: 1. Infrastructure/Engineering , a. Parking b. Building Utilities (1) water (2) gas (3) sanitary sewer C. On Course Circulation (1) maintenance roads/access road d. Water Distribution from source to irrigation system e. Storm Drainage 2. Architecture a. Clubhouse b. Cart Storage C. Maintenance Building d. Restrooms 3. Landscape Architecture a. Planting Plan euless.hl\ss Schrickel, Rollins and Associates, Inc. APPROACH CITY OF EULESS GOLF COURSE ATH=C COMPLEX AND PUBLIC IN 1AMUCrURE Athletic Complex Design 1. Facilities and Improvements SRA will serve as the prime consultant in the planning and design of the athletic complex. Facilities and improvements will include: • Earthwork • Ballfields • Spectator areas • Lighting • Parking lots and roadways • Restroom/concession buildings • Maintenance/storage building • Pavilions • Landscape development • Irrigation systems • Amenities • Miscellaneous other improvements 2. Design Concept The unique design concept is to develop an athletic complex composed of multiple fields each having an individual identify based on historic ballfields from the past. An architectural theme will provide a sense of entry into the site and continuity euless.Mac Schrickel, Rollins and Associates, Inc. between the fields, but will allow individually unique designs at each field. The facilities will be an arrangement to maximize the use of the site and to provide a safe and enjoyable environment for players and spectators. 3. Planning and Construction The planning design and construction process will include data gathering and topographic surveying, concept plan, preliminary design, contract documents-, bidding and contract award, and construction administration. euless.hlac • SchrickeI, Rollins and Associates, Inc. APPROACH CITY OF EULESS GOLF COURSE ATHLETIC COMPLEX AND PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE CNH Engineering for Golf Course. Athletic Complex and Public Infiastructure 1. Roadways Develop road alignment to maximize use of land for golf course and athletic complex while providing efficient traffic movements. ' 2. Utilities Develop water, sanitary sewer and drainage systems to serve the golf course, athletic complex, and other contributing areas. 3. Coordination Meet with City of Euless and City of Fort Worth staff to reach consensus on design standards, limits of paving and utility improvements, review procedures, contract preparation, etc. 4. Owner and City Review/Approval Obtain approval of master roadway, drainage, and utility plans from Euless and Fort Worth staff. 5. Contract Documents Prepare construction documents. 6. Community Facilities Contract Prepare a community facilities contract. 7. Water System for Site Irrigation. euless.hAce ' Schrickel, Rollins and Associates, Inc. APPROACH CTrY OF EULESS GOLF COURSE ATIE=C COMPLEX AND PUBLIC 114FRAMUCTURE Determination of Permits 1. Permits Under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act a. Nationwide Permit b. Individual Permit 2. Steps to Determine if Permit is Required a. Contact Chief, Permits Branch, Operations Division, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Worth District, and request a "wetlands inventory." b. After location of all jurisdictional areas, a conceptual design of all improvements should be developed. This design should minimize the impact on "wetlands." C. Conceptual design submitted to COE for determination if a 404 permit is required and, if so, which permit is required. 3. If Individual Permit is Required a. Schedule meeting with representatives from COE, EPA, USF&W and TP&W. b. After review of conceptual design, the above agencies will submit recommendations to reduce impact on wildlife habitat and wetlands. C. Design revision and review. d. Formal written request for Section 404 submitted to COE. e. Public notice mailed to all adjacent property owners and interested parties. f. Public comments compiled, responded to and permit issued. euless.hAdet Schrickel, Rollins and Associates, Inc. 4. If Nationwide Permit is Required a. Formal request reviewed by COE. b. No public notice required. C. Permit issued by letter from COE. 5. Conditional Letter of Map Revision If the floodway of Hurricane Creek is to be altered a request for a Conditional Letter of Map Revision (CLOMR) must be submitted to FEMA. 6. Corridor Development Certificate A Corridor Development Certificate will not be required by Fort Worth. 7. TP&WD Grant Application TP&WD Grant Application will require an environmental assessment. & Wetlands - Threshold Criteria TP&WD Resource Protection Decision will determine if the project conforms to at least one "Threshold Criteria" as defined in the National Wetlands Priority Conservation Plan. 9. Notice of Intent and Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan Submitted to EPA euless.hAdet GOLF COURSE AND ATHLETIC COMPLEX Kent Bosley RtdpW-h,Chwp LAND DEVELOPMENT GRANT APPLICATIONS Hershel Lindy Plwrwr air, Wifte pwm CITY OF EULESS CITY COUNCIL CITY STAFF SCHMCKU, ROLLM & ASSOCIATES Terry Cheek Project Manager FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL Aperwy Coordination a a stom COE ow _ff ;,a:=: A ftift Rk*W GOLF COURSE SUPPORT Civil Engirieerha Archkochre Landscape Archkwhxe David McCaskill Larry Stone —4-5BE=v �z PRODUCTION & TECHNICAL SUPPORT Tony Callender -=CO"Hiller fi Sharon West Ward Proc...r,o AMIXTIC CONPLEX —FVictor Baxter ww.w w I Dudley Raymond 1 -ndecape Deskm James Post Bukling Design CIVIL Publa rand W urry ftm I cm Bonew Me Ferrer cm mo 01/13/95 14:00 WISENBAKER PRODUCTION COMPANY 009 JAM-13-85 FRI 8:47 CITY OF EULESS # MNI TAX NO. 03 44V I. city of rWt lbrO f TOMIS howMq► is bosky gr Yg 10 "IS eplic tiorol is ■rAmr be all thro (pspu check) Negwiet far Rip*^sfKuw Vacation IOe"st fr subdivisiar of lad , * ft*mt far W,enpe is "nine daeaf tiutton . . • �awYMt for SeCiil mception "or tha 20186 ordtwm "'• for mrtm oe Inm t n.jorm of to Zootnp'grdtewu This sutbarity 1b poobd only for Me fotlmdag spealfit MuNt1 i 1iir11!! of rsquaat Gbowo_ tbe maine,1mg JRMLZklr L ear ,! Aw go admired being the of WN abeft 1kltribed property* This autAartsation will remin'in Tama aMl fo"ked 1W rritua NOW# ` 21$ N. 8roadwav _ • Yelephoae (9U3)59�-�58Zi Accapud t'br ft" Now 01/12/86 14:07 FAX. 817 649 7645 SCHRICKEL ROLLIN QDO8 DESCRIPTION of tract shown on EXHIBIT B - SITE B %,he follawing dsecribsd emm cc par ml of lend situated in the J.N. iasynes 3mvey, Ar706, the J.V. Sm"W, Ar95,- and in the GIN. couch Surtnay, 74-278, 1lrzzara1 Oournty, 9ts red being Tract 2. Tract S, Tsaat 6, Tatieot 7. and a paetim of Tied 8 ar o""" d to August 1965 1i,aitad by deed =owded on vage 467 of 11olum e 4229 in the 7brrrEnt aoanty deed Asoor+ds and being noes �rtin��iarly dadrribed of W11010: MaGDOM at a found one inch iron pipe at the marthosst nor mm of said Tract 7 V being by deed Wast a distance of -W% vacas• and N 0 34' W a distance of 1273 feet f=xn do Sou 0owt c mow of said G.W..0 mmh Surmyt ZIIB = S 14 15- 36" 5, at a distance Gf u59.0 feet ar met SA inch iron = 4 in the Hearth line of Ymier Valley Arid, a total distance of 1173.0 feet and being in Paid mWiAr t&i%y Hoed m1d &l.ao being in the Acxu h 1 i ra of Ra i A r. W. n-sx:h MrVay a 7lMM 8 890 35''V along said Mosier Valley ?aad and along the South lino of said R.W. Couch Somay:a distance of 1332.10 feeta TWMZ M Oo 25' W a distance of 90.39 feet to a found axon z+od in the Mort:h line of said Mosier Halley Peedt '1M= M 88A 53' W along t to Maa:th line of maid Mosier Valley laced a distance of 297.5 feet to a set 5/8 inch t= rode M . S 671 09- W aiaag the Nxth line of said ta,aier Valley Aosd a distaicii of 99.3 feat'to a set 5/8 incM imn sndt MG E 9 82F 03' W alam tfis t=th line of Said Hosier Ve7.1ey Peed a distance of 247.8 font to a set 5/8 inch iron rod p TMM S No 51' 14' W slang the north line of said Nneimr vLuey Pond and along an ;r' 'g.rar fenm a distance of U05.9 teat to a found metal fees post at the Southeast cx�ner of a 0.5 &cm tract as aonveysd to awl Yazbrrugh, at ux 81.1a S. Yarbrough as recorded on Page 537 of Volume 6288 in the Tarrant County Dead Raccalst THE A 2p 07' 34' E along an irregular fence a distance of 238.37 fear to a found imn pipe at the Nbrthsast corner of said 0.5 sera tsecrt '1aF= N Se 261 13' V along an ir=sgtlar funcs a distance of 102.82 feet to a food 3/4 inah iron papa: mWj= H 09 34., 26" 8 clang an, irrsgular fence a distmm of 2_-j4.m weft is a fused ixon pipet- S 890 07' 58' N ajoM an irregular bone a distance of 276.32'fast to a we 5/0 inch iian nod; IIHM= 14 a 520 176 s slang an irsegul w fence a diseeraos of 473.01 fast to at set 5/8 inch iron no and .b v1M in the Mwth line, . aof said J.N. Haynes Survey and the South line of said S.V. S>c+ ks 6=Wy and bsitq the FAC&Aaft ooensr 09 a 6.0 mm tract as! as !rage 544 of Valvisi 7951 in the Tarrant Cbusty 3330 Dad ilsooetit and being b7y dear! 11W O. bra Gist"nos cc 955.5 feet . and Pest a diataawe of 289.5 fist f=M the Scttak w$gt ao�e'ser of said J.N. Haines Sasvdyi 01/12/95 14:07 PAX 817 640 7645 SCHRICKEL ROLLIN Q 008 12-27-94 J.V. Brooks 'et al 71-0iCie a Be 36' 270 W alag the awth line of said .7.U. 11kYmm Survey ad the !loath Lim of said J.y. aoolce gwrfty a Matanoe 0 285.8 feet to a fonitl :axon rod' at the Soothers* coElm of said J.V. ammo survieyt 7lilSlCE 11 Z� 16' W W along as irregular fence and alaq the ' IMt Lim of said J.V. Itooke Survey a distance of 3549.31 tea: to a found cravat � T� W 30 22' 52" W a distance of 45.16 feet to h set s/8 molt isan sod and being in the south lies, aE Sflnth pipeline !bed aed being a'6 a • curve having 6 radius of 870. 0 feet whose center beers N 2S 2S' 320 W a distance of 870.0 feeti. =lIICli •Mwtbvastsrly along said curve and alaig the Soath line of said South pipeline Road and 'through a mil angle n[ 2? 10' 27- a distance of 178.38 feet to a met 5/8 inch iron sod: TilME N 41p 05. 1:00 B along the South line of maid South Pipeline Aced a distance of 563.49 feet to a sat 5/8 inch #son radi 790= N 870 511 29- ff a distance of 905.21 feet to a set 5/3 inch iron =d -mud being in the Bast !ices of said J.V. Braol<s Survey and the Nest line 91 maid G.K. G7ca-h Survey: TVAM 6 8 Oe 48. 130 E, along an irregular fence and along the East line of said J.V. Rooks Survey and &long the Nast line of said G.W. Cmcft surveiy • at a distance of 791.6 feet a found sat setae, a total distance of 2030.03 Peet to a found an inch ixae Pipet 1!llG M N W 35' 350 B ala g an irregular fence a distance of 2168.49 feet to place of bmjUwdog, containing 155.667 acres mac 6.780,868 spume feet with a11, 4mateiy 0.899 or 39,137 squaw feet being co:%Wied by said Mosier Valley Road leaving a net acreage of 154.768 acres or 6.741,731 square feat of land. Acording -to the Flood Insurance Rate MWO for Thrs'ant OountY and' rrx=rpcwatad ilsms, Cann ity # 400596, Panel 9 135 G, dated 1-06-93. a portion of aubjeob pccpertY In lie within a 100-fear flood harard axes. &ti rjwt p�tY lies within Zwnk' "X", Una PAR , and SWA "AB'. 01/12/05 MOO FAX 617 649 7045 9CaRICKBL ROLLIN Q 002 DEPARTMMr OF r)MLOPHVC PROPOSAL TO "E" THE ZONING ORDIMNCE City of Fort Worth, Texas (form oust be coaplatsd in ink or bs typed) I/1+'e respectfully request adoption of the following proposed amen&ent to the Zonias Ordinance of the City of Fort Worth. The following is submitted in support of this Proposal. c Mp#�lyM_City of Eulee¢ 0c 7cin Hart Citq V0naQ0r./►AAry L1b Wch P!?_Y9r,,`_ Halling Address. �0 Nortk� F41PT Derive (Zip) 7bU_9__,_Mone1S 7� 185-7_42L .�c�rr � ' � lam' }-� z ✓ram 1 � — D r�t� r a-- �-��.- � �, s -- l� �. r s !, � � 1� r � - Mailing Address `�uYl� ' 6d (Zip) Phone (c4. NATLRE OF REQUEST The purpose of this proposal is to amend thes ❑ ZONING REGULATIONS contained in Section , ❑ ZONING MAP so is to relocate zoning district boundaries by changing property �lkG��-1�i"lcdtl f4r'e'�7"l-.�'�kt f�,drgT.ia(��I�L.;y�,t ihEuSfri'ai�C",Uu(fi-t=��.ti1/Yi From Prom Fran +fin �pmmu.+i{Y To To TO To ❑ ZONING MAP so as to establish district boundaries of unzoned property as This area vas annexed under Ordinance No. Oct PROPERTY DES UYTI01i (for trap aaendmeat only) 116ca9cot3�ccl�cFs��� La n's identification of location (addressor V;pz1�..:� Rd $ 11600 Blued. -['o jz�co_ co; µc„ter Malley Rd. Legal Description ❑ Property is untubdivi4pA according to the County peed Records Vo2J129 Pero 467 - .a� Yo . 3638 Page 349. ^-" * It is she -an as Traet- of the Survey, City Tax Record. A metes and bounds description and a sketch sap locating property so described are ottached. ❑ Property is subdivided as below described: Not Applicable Subdivision lUne, Black Loc(s) ,r; Block �.�_, Lot(s) Block Lot(s) ; Block , Lot(e)_ acres Total land area contained herein, not counting streets or alleys, is 2 sq. t * Please check and Complete as indicated. ^, Use extra ;.heet if necasaary. F12LE t10. eJ• 5 a.. v �% (over) ,.... _ w. �.- _._ 01 i 13/135 13 : 55 W I SI=T BWE R PRDDl1CT I ON C91'P f Y 003 ,IAN-13-RB FR1 6;41 01— OF R1IRM AMIH FAX NO, 0.1 P.03 0."�tti25 MOO ray eat tit tots V^iM1 0 4 huts Purlar' i7gYL urnpq 1'm"ILM (tor crap -m admos 04y) lscttnt use of Chid rvop rt7 lsr Qlisxita)l mts 1-m-, i1aCta 1 I Rip+ ow ttillwrd ODWO1106 (ODU➢I OX o '%p.rawas Ci cuor 1 Me MAP. 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