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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1985-03-05 U•. AGENDA .:�sf-GU.t..:A.fi.. SYI.h:ET3NGE Planning & Zoning commission '!fi.t T. sit for Drive S ulc,ss, r etxt s Marc]? J, .198.5 7.00 p.m. T`C i tlfl2lF?t i.it??i 'L'sf£'illl�i 7:30 x.11% C'"'A. to order for 0Cm.missioi? Considoration of Sched'iiled .Item's It'V0(-'`r`%`1lG--N . PP ,.'.O 1`AI1 OF M€t; i` :S i ;itl x' Meethig February y I 9, 1985 ,r .'.. ay LI IA.i- >y 3'imnl Plat & Engineering, PInin s of Lots 2, <1, 't & ?, Block 1, VJestpark (_,iicrdf.ns, Ar.dition, a total of 1.976 2i.cre'`' Zoned C--1, lorcated east and £i.£.t-tc ct✓s`?t. to i'%,,"estpark s`F did;;it f�" cdj,-- ent to .PaT'i£t4'ood Addition, and SOLAII & 'adjacent t0 s'>:bestp?i'k Plaza. Addition. :P-85-11 Combined Preliniii'3£r Ca 1''ii'al Pt£it Pl.,:ms for WC>C>F_abury 1`£Ji'est Addition Tray, 213, s:Iry iit. 1-4l-C'i"ington Survey, A ?st, 808, v. of zoned E.-I, located.. btJesi k f3dj£ ei;lxt tk_i t;'t ,£? i.<I';:ve( and "-C.?uth & ;=djz--t,'C'nt to ri'hou samd Oaks Estates. AC'dit.on. R{.ni.Fest of Mai-ey Resources for a change!i! Gi 2mming on a portion of 'Tract 1!-k, '17 . A. i`ash Survey,, rSbst. 2810, a totznl of 2.230 acres of IE?Tl£i, f€`:viii C-`s. to 11) (A Manned 1)t=;Vs::lopment for one `�i.t?€'?; Wee e > ; , ; S ,ir g � i located i t:fi t t;t i�I��:tx �. ii'.k, �ti� :~,r �,i;,, east & <3.Ci,j;,ieent. to �'esLpc'rk a;Lray, south of S11.vt:r Creek Drive and north, o f -i').'ene.. Drive. Z "NIN(' VT"T'RfCT 2I.iBBREVIA'"FIONS 0 ...................... �Single l amil'v T)etached DwOling District RI A Single Family Attached Dwelling District -Ifily Dwelling" I.A.-Ariet R.-3 TV.uati-Fw-n ily Dwelling Distrit2t, 12 l)nits, to ffic Acre R-4 Multi• l-amily Dwelling District, 16 'Units to Acre ulti-Farn4 ' wellifiv- Distriet. ',"4 ljnit`3 to Iffir- Acre (1-1 Ni!krhborhood Business Comfnuflity 11.31,siness Flistri"'t 11-1 Limited. Industria,.1 District 1-1 Light lndu-,trinl District 1-2 1 Heavy Industrial District CUD Commupity Unit P D Planined Developrnent Gil U.se pernlit Manning & Zoning c,')i`arf?1on iarfli :1, 1.985 C A l.,L TO 011D1,-1Z The rnC t.FWr reef tin.. of the Plarariing My Zoningr Commission. was caked to order zmit "r.30 p.m. ifi the i:'ounc°il i:hay—nhers of Ml;% City Hall by chairri-l_an ohri Ijyn-h. '-MFM3i7,,RS -6, STAFF VRESEMIT 24EMBERS ABSENT < L?h n Lynch, Chairinan Hobert McMillon Carolyn Park Garr `.l-`T„son Larry Ingram alt?I-n 1.Ye.it'hlof.f jack ;-fill James Knight, City Engineer Ron Tyler, Senior Planner Bl'a7i �i,' z1fFIF€�, Project l'rigineer iif's l:y N;,Fll, iDf"f.ice Coordinaior VISITORS ........................... Edviard R. Kojiatite Cindy Gordy Nancy ("'rippe lion Jackson 'Willi).- }Mae 3".Flres Andy Gaines rulsx'll Chf` t h a rn C?'F i iT.F cyhc.y iW33.• & Pfirv>w it. H. .I12Z}Fv Je.nn.ifcar Lang Franl', Ruiz Brad Jones Christioe D"aVis " Yostera Scott Heitman G",Oy Guthrie lNTXOC x`I1�.3 ----------------------------------- -- The aii�'T,7li=tt[��atl�C--n L>f{3s given by 5 r. Deithlofl, t'�1):''1 r31'AL tai' YiS3d4e1�3,�S The nAnutes n;f the regular meeting dated Fe brv_:ry 19. 1985, were apprrt eei mritti'riw P, CONSIDER ; ..A �T t-_'7 ? j i l 5 7 FINAL, PLAT & ht E E O PLANS O7 W'.-',... . . - 5, 4 x 4:, . 1, iVESTPARK GARDENS ? ? 1I :,,I IC (.'�I �� l,�ri 3 �{ Iar,r ...... ... " � . � ?w 1N D C;-1, L(G �1 ED fiS f AI � l N f 1VAY T>? 'S n :'�� �x'rT, r-"� '�('y E}3;rx: F.,,.. y ,., f�. ...-.�_r-:f t+x7 ..... .... ......�.... .�....+n r;i s• _T ? rtir.f/.. ,I)J �C:. vl .� tie 1. C" R.1 1v'0 1.*) y the req e%t t?r. Ion Jackson, lia ie Null _3,rh �ng ifr.:C:, 3'£: ,r for ph'ittirgg% €:-vit ire, had receNed a copy of S McKaimals letter date February 28, 2951 Ilw,e "wo flhanniDgr N. zoning Corfunission 05, 19,F) 1,985-022 ............ -—-------_---- 0 ... ....................._---------- Chairman t" �Fu'h asked for mk% Jackson's Comments, regarding, the iten.-is in the. letter he (? study �pwepared by a consulting firm, C ey ��'.Iackson stated that t' - drainag aff and Morri�'ofl' Who will also follot.-v, up on the approval oy He :hate d that he did not re-a"ive n cop of the letter from Tric. . y 0 E-Might f,­nlaiwai that Inc., Na�, concurred with th;-, N. -nd t,�.eceptanee i-A' study (_;ubjeot to �ipprovafl by of tile `tidy a ecom mends FE AIA- It was noted. that RVI-il 2 regarding the Perpetual nflaintenan , agi`ee-fnefit had been eorrected, mr, 'John 1.)efthloff made a motion to recomnile-nd approval of the Final Plat il , ik 1�',ardens Addition. subj;:,et Plans for Lots 2, 4 &, 6, Block- 1, Vvistspar' ;� -a I" February 28, 1,985, and a letter from nowlton Ffiglisi ;_0 -,I "'NICK'al _Vs letter dated I Flowf,,rs, Ine, dated. Febnuwy 2.1, 19Ki. Mr. Hill secomded Une motion, and the vote is as follows,. A,,,e sz: Mrs, Park and ;` essrs. Deithloff, BU111, Tysan, fngram and Lynch Nays None Chairman LNinch df��,clared the mjotion e'arrie(L IL i,,P-85-11 C�WMBBQIET.) P',,r,1E1XU"NARY FRKAJ, PLAT N, C 0 NSi D E.! P L A TT11' .............................. ................ P L.AIN"-:!" FOR WOODBUIC1Y RNPEST ADDPITON, A TOTAL CUP' 9.651 A­(��REIS' Z111.11NIEf" 31,111- . ........... .......­­........ . ........... TO 13PS'ZE DRIVE, ANT.) A I JACENT 11 .. . ............... ...................................­­--------...... OAKS Signa n te w 4 y1r. Larr've Peebl,�­s, flre--3ident of S Au're flome��n pre.:s(, �,d the request for ptittij the singlf" family residenees'. Chairman Lyn(."h �",s.ked Nir. Peebles to address thie terns in Jim Nllma�,i'.f.k.nnp.'s, l(:,.ttcrdated FOhruary 28, 1985 Nlr. P, Oblie,,�- ponded. to the items 0-s fafflows: I 1'he. Cost L-'Stirnates for public-- improwments 1mve beeen. and 0 sobn itted for approv.al 11by the City. He is i3a wg'reernent with the- esnow of fi,nds -for improvements. Jocume;�tation ha, bee-n submitted to the City ko se(',ure UFe per-mit from the Trinity Riw-r Authority. Thc. develol.y'-, is in the� pro,,!ess, of obtaining OQ neec!s"."ary for off- 0 4 Tile thcsii vht 25 feet had alrewdy been dedicated along- the -iouthern boundary of Priest L""'fw and., therefore, dedicate-d a 35 foot rj(::Y>h.'t-'of_waY. Page Three PIanning, & Z(Mirig Con-innission YVI,",web 05, 1935 M5-023 ........... erigineer -Ar. Kniglit stated thrit there had been a typo originally aiwl the develo, had submitted r(-,-vised plans. fie stated that iproblenvl has been taken eare of, as well as Item 5 rvquiring the stmqn sewer behg extended to the intersectk---n of We Road. 'Mr. Tyson inquired za, to the, size, of the to -e- A-1r.- lleebles stated they vvere unsur:i.' at this th-fie, hoixt-wer, they will. probably build in the 1.800 square friot range, N1 l" Ii .l inquired JMW Prost Uane will be handile'd With the eastern end N-drig a r(----v" feet wider than the vvestern (.-,nd, Mr, KnJight stated that there will be a (surva.turo in the road that 0(�eur -i of f3aze Drive and what 1volAd be the western most. "'.ftnits of :Aween the intersectim. 1AA 1, BIOCk B, It WOLII.di 0(.'<`ur over` a distance of approxiinately 300 feet. IVIP. Tyson asked if the 55 foot right-of-Way oil the "vestern end of Kaze Drive is correct. r%Ar, Nnight stated that is Corre'Of'; s.1'aff did not see a go(x" Way, to ;et away from th';A' fl.e tivat the developer It".as Proposed Constr-uction of ';�oncrete streets within this The dieveloper 13a'; Proposed 4,5 feet of p,--i0.rjg)' on Priest Lane, With the of conereb-,,,, a 45 foot b,b. is to a 49 foot b.b. street whert there j, ('uvb N €3u ter and. It has heen found'. th'9t People tend to n-'rive --r ' - -1, all all coilerete 4.Aveet than on a.n stf-v'et '0,41U., elose ki t1w urb oi & brulter, Prie'st Uane. is, desq;rualed as a NIM TDgrW1l inqfired if <3r i Ufflk-? f.zOUld go fro-m- ('oncrc-,Ae to :asphalt as it is exb-mded to the vjest' Nlr. 'Knit lit F tat`:,'' that it e(Md' happen. M-f% Ingr"I'm rnnAe motion to ap�pwoval of t.he Cornbined Preii-ninary 6, Final Plat of Woodbury Forest Ackhti0n5 subject to ahm ANIVayria's letter dated Fe.bruavy r s 198S., rvlr. "I"IT11 ;ed he, I s.,"'ord , � -� ;T.otion, and, the voto is as '0110ws yes;e,,,,: Park and Niessrs, Ingram, 111, Tyson Deithloft' and Lynch "D i., ays, None Chairman Lyl),eh deelared the motion carried �-I,age T.-our - 111anninE Zoning cofn:rni's-'-don - YAaych 05, 1985 1985-024 PUBLIC HEARING �.-t,1EST OF FOR,. A -'A 156 ....Y"A': otv, rRAi:, L _2 A TUFAI _? -?UPF_- ,�7 ,,My 1311 2.230 ACP 'I', k :TT; (A bf) ";7- Tr T TH Er s -ST , �Y -J-', si? -E CRE �,K).. LOC A.1 .,A , F JACI-,',.-NT TY) WESTPARA WAY, SOU'111' 01--, 01 ..................... NIARLENE WHARTE ........................-.........--............ Chainnan Lynch opened the public hearing and explained that the propon ,.nts wc---uldl be� heard f5st and then the opponents. Mo Don Jackson, Teagme hKII & Perkint represenUng Amom-.y stated ti-.iU the developer is plar-iming, to ConsIm.wt F,, rnedical and prof essic.mal of fie e, building across t the creek� "I'lle office building will be one story supported on coll-unns. The E3ottom ellev,,.Ition WRI sf.A 3pprox3lnatoly one foot above the roadway. Chairm.8n Lyrwil a.,,,,ked what they plan to do to the creek. Umt the r.,,.roek will primarily & left natural; howev;,�,-, th�-,,y CA.?ifl clean out tlli� s1hrob and grasse Tyson voiced his oonwi m abot�t the location of the d1impster nelr the, sin le f"'Imily 1-.4, state'd lie �voufd like to ser, it ne.-io,";ed, klr. Iaekson stated the Worked with -tile (Ity orl this" �-Ie state'dh(-,� Vjould have to cht-,,ck with the; archits,:•,-;t to se'e if it could lD move(L -.taff had ":a sked tile dev""Toper to the 10("ntion, wifll Kni.ifght. s abed that s 1,'amant County Waste Dispos"ll. C'ne-dramin Lynch noted t.hat screening requiremonts� regoirod met�al. tpostsrather than. wowl Posts, as proposed. :ire Tyson asked w1here th,:, aix conditionems, ,vould be A4r. 'jai,-"ks-on stt- ed bw did not I'alow, Mr. I<niight pointed out that this type, of buddii-Ig would .Amost diktato a ro-of mounted air cond.--itioning, Chairn;,"i23Ti LYPOI (asked if there were any additiorial proporien-It"'.. 'Phere beif,!g none, he asked for arly opporjemt�'. Mr, St ott 5M, !.Ave Wk Drive, repreoenting his neighbors, spoke in opposition to the requosi- Her inquired if there art's' other 11m6ld"in,gs in Eulc=S-s srp"19niDg a 1:1e also inquir--A ,^,ihether a building can be� sp"..rmirlg a i�reel% in the, (0-1 district. night Stated that there- is none at this tijne 'He Stated that r ub"I not go in C--I 'a bilildin.g a(an.riot be over any type of draimage easements. 1�.3SS{:, Five Pl_3nni.rW, e� "Olkl.ino, March 05, 1985 11 tci15 025 .... .........................._. Mr. H-eitinan further ,t:ated tl"i{xy :iJere opposed because the t-ii.Bding is not a esthetit<<,lly He thought it looked like F r:;l;:r4:-, box on ti fr,,irne and ra boat dock z.f. dry €isle.', He also questioned d f1t)e3.lan and debris t-'011ectiiif'' around the FsiliTigs. tin l..Sir3<.'l`i asked how the homeowner's felt i9bi nt the ilternative& H �,:ioirite.i €ut. that t'ti e f.,Peek nould be conerett; Iii-ted and additional property br€3E.ght. {}iit of the fle'fodpl:iiri, There, ',Clt„ild f.'o'}i bly be two buildings constructed d :35 feet. high, The building, could w{ ,l#ist: 15 feet from ti"e rear property Hne iristead of E s feet as, Mr. Heitman stated that they are riot trying to stop l"h ..y { l.-,4j ;;st t o tl ; piers flritl t;1.ass; box. Fie rioted that the other €ar':fi of.fis'az J[3ilClir gs re 'onsti'ri{ed out of brich" fie also stated that the base of the builtlig w aild be 3tEotlt 10 feet ;it-sove the flood area. `sin h,,quired— iabout the ei`,'ht of the roof line, �'lra tifii liE S;t-it{.'.€ shat tile finished floor elevation of the building pr'ot3{icied LJ:ii3.ir'; be 3[ )r Ai i:atly three feet r3{5 € the high t";l ati€ii fonticipated f ron th-e it\ €> return frequency storm and was established to allow ,L3r3M s: ge of Now Own the a0ticip t€d `.tnndard Y)t:+7leCt flood, Re,,,,r}rdiwg the roof lines, Chairri an. OR it looks -liked .natural- fg.round level at the side elo s€'s to the single l iaffl.1" >s e is , Mre Heitr n:arf stated he thought lining the CT ,`i l{ <:laa nrit'l is a good idea c onsider ifij?: ttiE: iii'{3'fil?zi"f3 with .iloodingy in the f.irt'a. (i'd'ea with llo-)`limit problemns being south of iiarlene Drive). Alra Kni l'at explained that ''•ear•'s ago construction, i'r?quif`£;?Il%:nts V`J':re ld:`.: than v%'fiat th"e'y' are to-day, f"l ; stated that w'he'ther or not this lot i'£.lVelop.'-�, pr'ot3;.?f`?.YI do".,ns'ttv{33"i is subject to .t' loth-ag, l.£ p'1in-Led ou..t thnt this rplan does require the f €`tlt'r:il F'.r3it rg,(:ricy 11 ;a.ri3ge-n ?rit !i 4oC`fv.tit3i3''S (l: f':A nt.` ) approval. l'f.X u'.rther -,.*,U.ied that proposed pl a-i :.is3ok ld hold 'he. water ba k, t'ihe'r'f;as 'a Concrete hn';t:l Channel 1`df.l.l. f3'iove the Water fastey N_. . ._sar. (. i3thri€:, Live Oak l..ris .., stated tie: is €.i.po�Pei l..c,caase t.;L rfia:te;r f.lriii st 3. e?' °.),3'f no 4tnuctiir'e . are, "allowed rr{.?ar or over vv£at€'r6ifx ys; the building i riot 3e stt-:t:ti€''al.ly cif:i3f'£i4if.'3::a%{�. tli;. building Fi#7l)t'7r'`a i3:; t.rs.l.l iii; ) tti` 2-1/2 "s„C14' i'::>�.>rt.ri{.l the buUdkg will adversely F3.{'f ;S f. hi', firope5r'ty value. .Mr,. Russell Cheatham, 522 Live 'Oak, and Mr, ? t g, G F Five Cok, j , } k':- agaI st the reoy;€sl stating that the propos''d twil{ling too close to the single fal-n:3,,r and tsirit tl-eir }3i'S.Y9acy ovi.11 be lost, N'ir. Bob yost€'.i"i, Stated th,,-A he did riot 4'''vant outside —ntrancef: to the buildii"3b or. all. foIi'r si.{leS, " i<..r con ;idlerabl Z i:"cwssion r{g'a r'r-nn ci .E "tit r = <rC 5{5 itl£ 7,f e_z` ,u i i c: , `Lil-3:31:."f•;>ii 3,'1.`i"r{'fi ,°:eii£Yy? itcr.'il s ll f`` ': "' t .b ?'� •>> 4 :i. i g e t`.A ling th regr u st . ) .l'at. t < ti i':.;f1i.i t. zb.ri.l e",insider 'Some o'f the folbc' irif item's of Cori.{.`e.?rn: i> Nature of c,,bannel in 1;,--, natural s'U to and what i- ill be Llf.n(,-. 2. t;.l€);"e'r l{7':'l. at building riiat `rial`+ and eoriipat ability% to buildings in area.. .l. Drametnr, 5ttfipe, iTiiaE 'i ial, heigi7t, cl.e"3.ran..e, etc, of pilings, zoC iiti<r Coiii nission - `slareh 05, 1�i 7 i;s�:s-02G 4, C'onsidvm'etion of j.-noving building fsarthei r to thie west. 5 height of roof. 6. Entrances tr, the built_ip ff, d, fle_it" and air conditioner screetdn—n i{, t.:c?s_?t.irin of trash iei°cftt.ar;lris. The ather Commission lvlernhers were 0 Szgrevnent in) tabling the request in t?J'der to a31 ovv tl"if: s,'lF'.ilL`,lZ?E?f>t £.I;i); 1.s7 respond to t i E= <C if'.r1.` iii and i iC>r:`tlofaF of the '�1r� J a,-kson stated that lit? is the -mid uieer for �•(.oney 3`je`�; ur--"; s, and does not ftz€A th re viill be a time problem if li"is; re>f1uest is t.,,bled, He �.-,.iat.ed that N-1f:fre is t'i?t?7f T';it.;?i=t. He stated that the Pr Mitent could respond to Inost of the, t`t??if,'? 3`ti` if lit`` were prose''t. IM-1% i°. i'liiii made a n?ot.ion to tfib.k Zo.r%ti g :,`_-3sp «i t-03 the publie, hearing opc-,,r, !aiatil tho next raeetini; scheduled on Nlarch 19, 1.985.. fir. Deithloff seconded ilif; anotion, and the Vot-,? is as "oflows, A�Ye's,; Mrs'. Park ;.ne i.ngram, Deith,'.off, ';.ill and ' yri h Ma 3:bciairi"iwii Lynch C eefiared the motion cat'€`ied— ti'".sTA, ? :.Ii: 'EO\~i`[i ... .t'lVf>.. l?`i�kEA.li! IV ail .'1; ALK t.,.i. A,'ti.,`r ri brief s-unirnatioi of the sidewall, study by Eftd Tyler, C hair?"'nan Lynch ail �a::;�s::•j that €:li,., „v,tf riis. ir_.i. consider the material between now ;i,f.a the next i.ii:t,..:..>. t)n Nth e}It:? In"A'k,mg, a re,,'ofnfn,(-nldatjOil ,•.it th'it time, Tl-.,,'" other E ej-,2sbers w'ery in V. .hx-�.ie�. �i i.Z.is•�:�':.€':;.'��? There b£?ii'ig no ` esd tjo- a! bu,,�l.nes to !Cx)?Id-uc`., 1111; Ineeting adjourned at 10,00 t.?..i"ii, il1'i"4iOX