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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-05-17 AC EI DA. PLANNING, AND ZONING COMMISSION City of Sul 201 North Ector Drive. lines 4 Texas 76039 Flay 37, 1994 7,00 Call to 0.rdo-r (�7fmncit Cham�crs 13m1dinic". "B") APPROVAL WNUNUITES' - .Regular r€aeelif� o-t` May :3., 199 1, 1.,AND PLAN `-94--19 - LAKE FOOD ESTATES et we ,,t of S hrs?:it¢ ParWers fo-r approval of a U-ind Man of 10J2 acres bairn a �Xwttm; of Tract "A", Lakcwoodekfkfitior,, gerwraih, located on hc, of Mh Lame at 1-ake-shore Drive, H, REPORTS t: Individmal Msting Notice € fs_eu-'tan t�D gffimd?hits¢zublin Ineeting arld yc7q have a rfls.O Mt4 Mot r",-aims Wit.tha M"'trma'pf'?ass>> t'w'Aas_.t spa}-3€aice al(8178 sRpnoaormbt e accW:r?rrts.>c€'Wkmx- WM res;erty. PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MAY 1 1 0 1.994 MINUTES "I lle Pre-Commission J.-necting of the Plafmli€€g and ZonlliM ('€gin€mission was ca led.to order by Clmimuan Rojiald Young at HYJ P.TY , in the €lownstaire, Administration Building Confcrencc. Room. Seve n members of the Plain mo— a€id ZA- ing (onmiisslon were M attendance. PLANNING AND ZONING CONIMISSION CONSIDERATION OF SCHEDUTLED ITEMS - COUNCIL C.tiAMICI>R& Chairmun. Ronald ya unl opene A the Planning and :t';o.€mng Com is ion mechng at 70) P.M,, for the consideration of sched0ed items, :ill wven mmbe.rs of the .ft-mning and Zoning t"km mission were present, constituting a quoruni, le agenda for this �.nceti.€��hail lven properly p)sterl in accoroam with,ipplicabl€� to-vv, Tbc guests in attendanm were -welcomed, .;;<;...3Y3f k!a;.4`3fB.4{..8:' S &".8'0,�':.<.T.S;fNrk MEMBE ABSE'N$ Chai-rman. Ronald Young None, Robert McMillon Billy ()w ems t.}ccrge Zahn Carl Tyson J€y l€lwin. NIancy ilirigl-€.t. Randy Byers, :beet€�r of Public Works & Development Rod Tyer, City Planner Paul Kruckemevcr, CAy l-'rigineer Donna Brown, Staff Secretary Dol.oms Tj' jorina., Staff Secretary Co€€ncli pia n Henry :Boa right 0U.1.s Lee, €u tt-7,ollars, Inc. Tcrry .Bovd. chmitt ' artncrs PLANNING AND ZONIN G CO.I.�IMISSION MEETING w ' ,%G.E TWO MAY I7, 1994 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE AND INVOCATION: The Pledge.of Allr;giaaee was given by Commissioner McMillon and the invocatio n was by (701IMESSIOVICIT ZI Owens, MI U'TES Chaim.a€? Ronald Young asked. the Commissioners for any corrections air a€Iditi ns to the i:ni_nutes of May 3, 19N'4, He also asked if there were any comments ire general €n the minutes. The motion to approve the minutes of the May 3, 11.494, Planning and Zoning nieetirrb as prewnt i€.i she packets was €r#ade by Commissioner Owens and wcon ed by Commiss,4oner Zahn. The motion €arned, REGUIAR AGENDA: �.� f . LAKEWOOD �����IITM l. LAND PLAN K Request of Schmitt. Partners for approval of a land Ilan of 1.0.12 acres, beirrly a portion, of Tract "A", Lak ews_xi .Addition; generally located on the north side of .ash Lane at Lakeshore Drive. Rod 'Tyler, City Planner, sta ed that the first agenda item was al-arid :Plan for 1-ak-esv(,x)d Addition of approximately 26 lots. l.rnder the mcent adoption of the Unified Development Code, a Land Plan is preCursrsry. to the prefsaratimi of constr€yeti€gin :plans and preparation of a preliminary plat. The puuse of the land plans is to show, conceptually, the prop smi parceling of the land and the prrrlvsed public improvements. that are proposed i n the development, Mr. Tyler gave a general deseriptior€ of the Imation of the prgperty and the prrjx�sed Land plan to the Commissioners, I'lie I RC. bad aeveral Co€rrrsnents anti the developers addressed rnost of ffivrn. One of the Significant concerns of the :l RC is the €p.!br€w and they folt that this was Contrary to several of the goals and objectives adopted by the City :last tii.l:l. He fhrther:stated that the City Flflpneer hart some eorreerr€s aNxit the storm drainage that needed to be addressed. Mr. Tyler stated that all of these concerns were submitted to the zi pileant and they in turn submitted a letter requesting tin that this item, be withdrawn from the Plannfiig and Zoning agenda. Pail IC.nuekemeyer, City .En inner, stated that they h-ad been working with the engi-veer €n. this Land Plain wid at this ti€rye the City staff fCCls the drainage proposal is incornplete The comments have be-en forwarded to the ef. girseer for the applicant wid they are currently workipg on corrections, He stated that they have also disctm,,ed, thy: street layota with the applicant as well as the I'Iafining Deputmerrt, He stated., at this time, the street PLANNING AND ZONING CON- INMISSION MEETING - PAGE THREE layout has not be discussed by the applicant. Mr. Ottis Lee, :Hitt--;z6ollars E#,Igineers, stated he is aware of some concerns reaardin,, tho. woof and the arrangement, e;speeially the eyebro�rs and its unification with the development and the other twenty-one 'lots. He stated that he has wf.)r cd €ith Paul lax uckemeyer on some .items he had suggested and at this jts.int and time, they agree with his concer ns z ind will pass them on to the develop€:r� He, stated thzit Rml Tyler hitt voiced hi,,s co€ee-m €ver the eyebrow and they have lore d at some alternate ways of se-rvici_ng the development; ssibly bringing the road in further U.) the,cast, grading the €ul-de--say. off€ f Uikes;hore Drive to eliminate the eyebrow. He stated that these items were preliminary assessmen-ts and they have eot concfiud d whether or not these are possible, He. further stated that the concerns fro m city staff had not been discusso-d or approved by the developer and it was their d€;sire for this item to be tabled at. this tine, Chairman, Ronald Young op€:nW the meeting for discussion, Commissioner Owens stated that since the staff had reoornmended denial of this item, he felt the recommendation was proper .1norder to have €:le o iatio€�s 'etween the applicant a nd the city stag". C°o€r£€ni.ssioner Owens stated that the proposed properq,was a,prime site, however, in the last year or so there have been several developments with small lots. He infor-med the Commissioners that he .feels this €e elopment. needs to be larger and be com parable to surrounding developments because it is one of the "plush' neishborh€ )ds in this city. : ....Cw.mmssione:r Owens asked the applicant to consider cha n.ging the lot size to a lagger l ot and tbere-f-b:re have a better prodnxt. He stated he would like to see a niotion to deny the request. Commissioner Tyson stated that lie would lie to see some alternative plans for this development. "€.mrr€issi� ner lit ld in had some questions €n the wocxled urea of the development as well as the trees on the individual lots, The applizant stated it. was their desire to pr".erve the trees and landscaping with. a natural channel instead of concrete_ Corn fission r l—cMillon stated that he. would like. to see a hit n.lore new, innovative thinkif�g on this property than what has heen shown so tar. He feels the appli€ant. €eeds to resubmit their Proposal instead of tabling the item. Commissioner bright did not approve of the long, shinny-lots and stated that she believed a gtx4 portion of the trees would have t o he remove,€-1 if the h-.its were developed the way they were prop);sed. CY€mmis,,,-Kmer Zahn state d at he did not want to come back and work with a conditional motion but would rather see this prop denied., Commissioner Owens Ana€le the motion to deny Land Ilan#P-94--€:l€) as presented with the understanding that t %. Commissioners are not completely opposed with it's entirety and the nlotioii was seconded. by Commissioner Zahn. Ile note was as follows: Ayes, Commissioners Owens, Zahn, Baldwin, Bright, hieiklillo€, Youngs Tyson. Nays. None PL,kNNI.N-*Cx AND ZONING COMMVSSION MEETING PAGE FOUR A V 17, 1994 Chairman Y�ung enct ugaged the appli.caii t to take the sugge�s i€?r� froin the consideratioll when roworking the land plar, REPORTS. . Tyler informed the Commissioners, that raps would he ready, at their next meeting, that would shoe t ge di.f:fi,-rt--rice between the .r,�,,celltly adopted Ca3mpreh€nsive .and DevQlopmera Phm and the zoning mip, He Mati:xi that the next step it the plwi Triple€ entati€s€ 3 is to revi6e the 7-Drirg map to be consistent stem with the adopted Compretstr€:live Land Plan, ` 'herc b6na r€.s further business the € eeting was a iourred at 7.28 P,M. x;- s ba