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Home My WebLink About1991-09-17 City of Euless 201 N Botcr Drive Euless, Itocas 76039 Sew 17, 1991 7:15 - Pre-Commission Meeting 7:30 - Cal.l. to Order OF - Hilly CxuwLs Il+WCC'A`I`ICN - Carl Tyson . 3€� WXAM PU2 -- I 1-09 wSwol" II AMTTiGN Request of Acorn Developnent Company tar the preliminary plat of 14.288 acres of the Westpoint II Addition, Blocks I through M including 41 lots, generally located south of Pipeline Road and north of S. If. 10. Request of Acorn Develop° t Canpany for the final. plat of 14.288 acres from the Groves Survey, A-599, Itact 1F4 and pats of Tracts 1F and 1F3 into the Westpoint II Addition, Bloch I through M including 41 lets; generally located south of Pipeline Road and north of S. H. 10. M. DISMISSICK OF AMODIG MM IN THE ZUWG CIRDINANM To be held in the adjoining conference roam. IV. DhSCUZItN OF GENNZAL FURM I UM FTM To be held in the adjoining conference e roam. V. MIMS KUWTES P.AY94M AND ZCREM SICK SEPIMM I7, 1991 Tbe regular meeting of the Planning & Zoning Oomussion was milled to order by Chairman Jack Hill at 7;35 p.n. , j.n the C ourr-il Chambers of the Euless Municipal. Building. . _ � MENEM Jack Bill Carl Tyson John Deithloff Billy Cwerr, Ron Young Letty Lynn Maloney George Zahn Jahn Craig, Director of Development Read Tyler, Assistant Director of Development Paul Kruckemeyer, City Erxjineer Linda Lux, off Secretary Fir. Lee Schmidt, Acorn Development, Inc. Mr. Bill Anderson, Dan M. Dowdey & Associates, Inc. APFRQWAL OF T minutes of tl� September 3, 1991, Planning & Zoning Gc�r�r�-ssion neeting and the Capital. hnprovements Advisory Carnittee z? Ling were approved as written. _P114= OF The Fledge of Allegiance was led by Mr. Cmens. INVOCATION The invocation was given by Chairman Hill. PMT AM 70UM `ICK 17 1991 - PACE I. PIM ® .P-91-09 CF A C1l1' (��+��'',�epfi��Ygg��ppE '� P M+€�+IE W HAT of 14.288 8�,� Cam' = +�� g yp'�]E A�[�i.l.'( , �J I 3 M M IM 41 LOTS; �ria.A 7� '.�7�'A,.1�AI� SOUTH OFPIPELTNERW AND NIGMOF Sa H. 10 Mx. Lee Schmidt with Acorn Developrient, Inc. , Tit, Texas, and W. Bill Anderson. with Dan M. Dower & Associates, Inc. , of Dallas, 'Texas, briefed the Camnissi.oners on the preliminary plat for the Westpoint II Addition. Mr. Schmidt stated that the preliminary plat for this addition had expired in May 1991 and. that the lots on this plat are smaller with varied set-backs. owe issi.oner Maloney inquired as to the tAsibility easerents. Mr. Schmidt state that this has been worked out and no driveways will be situated on South. Hospital Parkway. Camnssioner Maloney also inq Bred as to the type of fencing that would be provided and asked if it Bald be the same as what now exists, being wood fencing between brick cobxm i . Mr. Schmidt said they would provide the brick columns with wood fe cim-j in order to keep the fencing uniform in that area. 0-airm n Hill asked if there were any questions. There being none, he called for a motion. Ctmissioner Deithloff mved to approve the preliminary plat for #P-91-09 as prese.rted. o .issioner Zahn seconded the ration and the vote was as follows Ayes: Com ssioners Owens, 1�*.a loney, Deithlof ,f, Young, Hill and Zahn Nays: None Chairman Hill declared the motion carried. IZ. KR THE FINAL MM OF 14..E ACM FRCK 7M GFOW MRM, A,-°599, 17CK, BED= I THROUGH H INCLUDDIG 41 IM; GERERALLY LOCAM SOUTH CF PIPELUM RUO AND WCM CF S. H. 10 W. Lee Schmidt with Acorn Develop r-ft, Inc. , B=t, Te>das and W. Bill. Anderson with Dan M. fey & ,Associates, Inc. , Dallas, Texas, HARM AM ZQNDIG................... I . 17, 1.991 - P.� H. (c cxl } CI1)=W FE41AL PIAT - IP-91-10 •- RBQMV OF ACCM 33 MCF14ENr OnWANY FOR !W FIML PLAT OF 14.Z8$ �pf" tea FRM THE SURM, Ate , TIM, HLCM I TURCUM N DKTM G 41 LOTS; GRGItAMY CF FYPELIM RW AM NCM CF S. H. 10 inform.ed the Cx nissioners that they should go to bid on this about-- the middle of Comber with � c�ction starting imediately. Con- struction should be completed in or March 1992. He statue that this addition is one of tlae stet subdivisions in the H E-H area and General H will be building the hmes. The homes will bee prig from approximately $82,000 to $95,000. C u. ssics-er Young brought to the attention of Mr. Schmidt and Mr. Ander n the,- there were a couple of discrepancies i.n the legal description on the final plat. Imo'. And advised the Connissioners that these would be corrected. Chairman Hill called for a motion. Commissioner Zabn moved to approve the final. plat of Westpoi.nt 11 Addition (#P-91-10) subject to corrections to the metes and bounds descri.ptions, the definition of "visibility triangle" be specified on the plat and the changes to the construction plans reqWxed by the City EYqineer, and that all these changes be made prior to this item being considered by the City Council. O mi.ssioner Young seconded the notion and the vote was as follow: Ayes: Camussioners Cis, Maloney, Deithloff, Young, Hill and Zahn Nays: ire Chairman Hill declared the lion carried. Them being no further discussicn, Chairmn x.1.1. adjourned the meeting at 7:58 p.m. to the Ocfferewe Rom for discussicn of amend its in the Zmung C��uwxx and the General Future Land Use Plan. M. =9CUSSICK OF AP92I)ING WENS IN THE WfUM CEDINW2 Rod Tyler, Assistant Director of Development, discussed amendiing four (4) items to the Zoning Ordinance: (1) Pemal.ty of Violation; (2) Pawn ate; (3) Zoning for Chiles; and (4) Paring of vehicles in the front yard. �# AM - { ZC +i. 17,, ,1991 - F M. (+mat.) DAN Cpl? AMMIM ITEM IN M DIUM CIRDINANCE Fmalty Of The first item he discussed was the Penalty for 'Violation in the ordi-- nar.e. He informed the Commissioners that state statutes now author- ize cities to set the maximum penalty for violation in the Zoning Ordinance at $2,000.00 per day. The City of Eu1.eess currently has a maximum penalty of $1,000.00 per day. The cities of Hurst, Bedford, Grapevine and North Richland Hills were surveyed by telephone on Sept. er 12th. He stated that Hurst and North Richland Hills have a maximm penalty of $1,000.00 per day, Grapevine has a $2,000.00 per day Penalty, and the City of fiord uses the maxumm penalty allowed by State Law. The Ctmnssioners, acgeed that they w-Aild like our Penalty for violation to be changed to read similar to the city of Bedford. Mr. Tiler advised. the Commissioners that as of September 1., 1991, state statutes prohibit a city frc m icing the Specific Use Permit requirements upon li.:ez pawn shop: and the statutes require cities to specify a zoning district where licensed Pam shops are allowed as a use by right. The telephone survey conduced showed that Hurst al l has pawn shops in outdoor conwrcial and industrial zones; Bedford allows pawn shops in light and heavy cm errial zones with a Specific Use Permit;; Grapevine allows pawn shops in the Proceed hi,ghwey cx3nrcial zone only and North Richland Hills allows Pawn shops located. in C-2 cmmiercial and industrial districts with a Specific Ure Permit required. The Commissioners agreed that Pawn Std should be inched in the I-1 (Light Industrial) and I-2 (Heavy Irrh trial) districts and shnuld trot be authorized in the C-1, C-2 or `I`X 10 districts. ZrdMfor Currently the City of Euless permits churches in all districts. However, sow of the characteristics associated with churches area not appropriate in all areas in all Moves. 'Me survey wed that Hurst allows churches in all districts, Bedford allows churches in all districts with a Specific Use Permit; Grapevine ally churches in all residential zoning districts and North Richland Hills allows churches in all districts. atie Comissioners agreed that churches should be permitted in all districts but with a Specific Use Permit. mm ME M. MCA �W TM ZCKM CIMDUVOM Efflisim!X.�T YArd Currently the City of Euless has no regulation that prohibits the parking of vehicles on the front lawn of a residential unit. The parkinq of cars and trucks on the front lawn degrades the nei.cfilmr- hood and tends to proliferate, thus lowering neighborhood property values. The cities of Bedford, Grapevine and North. Richland Hills prohibit the parking of vehicles in front yards. The City of Hurst has no such ordinance. The comissioners agreed that parking in the front Yard should be on paved surfaces cnl.v, howver, no pavur4 should be required when pyirked behind the building and scromed from view. !be Cbmassioners agreed that this should be effective impdiately upon approval of the ordinance and should include all properties. IV. DISCJS'ICK CP GMRAL FUnW LAM USE PIM Due to the lateness of the hour, the Cu tissioners agreed to discuss this iten regarding the Future Land Use Plant at the ne.`£t, scheduled reeting on October 1, 1991. 'here being no further discussion, Chairman Hill adjourned the meting at 8:45 p.m. Ja6t Hill 'ti dw4\minutes\09--17-91.p&2