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PLANNTN., -G AND ZONING COMMISSION
City of Eulem-
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September 6, l
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PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE - Commissioner McMillon
INVOCATION TION -- t.;ommi<;sioner Oweyis
APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Reot€latr €mee ing of rat€gtist ley, 1994
Rege wst. of Schmitt Partriers for approval proval of al-and Pla n for 10,12 acres being a
portion of Tract A, Uakmtx)d Addition-, generally located on the €mth side. of
Ash bane at 1_a.k"liore Drive
11. SUE PLAN #94-13-SP - SMU`111 CONCRETE
Request of Smith t;€�r€��rete, Inc, for 1 A)t 71' Block D, Inteniational[Revional
lr€d € t.rial Complex—' generally located €n dii� north side of South 1Fil�line Road and west of oyal laarkway
M. PUBLIC HE'A-RING' - ZONING CASE #94-0-9
Rte;€eat of Warren E. Nagar€, 1i1c., I'm-, a clan;o of zoning on 8.54 acres m a
portion of 1-ot 21t Chock '2s Oak Forest Addition. First InsWInw-iA fr orrf its present
orriag of f;`-1 (N"el�l�l orhood Busimess District') to PD (Pla€E€ed Dev lgpment for
Single-Family Limited 11welli€gig Diwict). This prof .rty i.s pnerall:y located west kv
of North Wdii Street and north of Harwood Road
Planning and Zoning Agenda -2_ September 6, 1994
IV. PUBLIC HEA- RING - SPECIFIC USE PERMIT #94-16-SUP
Request of W Junes, S, BulrgcFyll�. for a Specific UW Permit for a Church sir a
portion of Lot 1, Bl€k. .1, orris Addition No, 1, tnore generally described as
501 North Main Street, #106
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PLANNING AND ZONING COM-MISS
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The Pre-CorrUTHI sIM Ynecting of the Planning and Zoning; Commission was called gds orders by
Chaff.€mar, Ronald Your,- at. 5..00 P-N-f-, in the downstairs Administration 11 iilding Conference
l o Jrrr. Six Members o f the Planning and Zoniirg Commission.n. were in attendance,
Mayor lean, Ub Saleh opened a Publio Meeting at 6�M P.M- in the &,mista.ir2 Ad€ninim-ra.ti€n.
Building Con-6rence Room. The Euless City Council (six €nombers presents and the Planning
a€r' e+sir € ni.s�i€r r s per r € er", 1�ewnt), �r:l€�n ��ith city Mafl` iyfet to diwuss �s W I
Communities and Private A. total of 40 =€plo were in attendance,
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION CONSIDERATION OF SCHEDULED ITENIS
€hairman Ronald Young opened the 1llanrring and Zmin4 tti oTnfnission meeting at 8;W P,M,
f rr tlyd of whedulod tenis, Seven rnember of the Planning and Zoning
Commussion were present, constituting a quorrrrn, The agenda.for this-meeting had been Sari r'ly
posteel ir: accordance with applicable law. The €nests in attend,a€r€:e were welco-med.
Chairman Donald ":'razing
Robert MeMillon
Jed° Baldwin
Billy Owens
e rge Zahn
Carl Tyson
Randy J, Byers, Director Public Works & l evelopni nt
Paul H. Knrckemeyer, City Engineer
Rod Tyler, City Planner
Andrea A. Baxter, As:-,istant City Engineer
Linda Lux, Staff Secretamy
Kevin. Mercer, Development Services Manager
Donna Brown, Staff Support
:fan Turner, Staff Supp rt
Dolores 'gjerina, Staff Suppod
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SEPTEMBER 6a 1994
VISITORS PRESENT:
Lee Schmitt
Mike Sagidlirt
Ottis Lcc
Warren E. .af'arl
Troy Kee
Fay Kee
Sharon Jack-sin
Lisa Pierce
Dominic Palo bos
NTae Palumbo!"
SDnia Murphy
Lisbi Palumb o
Vic palumbos
Carol Reed
t..Mida C hasWt-,n
Doug chaswen
Clan Thomas
Chris s Pere
Reny awes Burgoyne
Willard Hart
Sheri] Presstiei
Jack Hanwd
Dane T ores€n
Maui To:"rez
("'he vice Tom—ez
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE AND INVOCATION:
Tic Pledge of Ail g€}ancyec was led bfir (."o?amiss,€�ner ��t� :i:lio;i wiii tht€ iiivoca ion. was given
by #YLlS.C2mis-siS�F.�fy5. Owens,
s,
Chairman Ronald Young asked the for any ;x)rrr:efi.ons or addidons.,to the,]mites
of tho Augwt U5, I.Y-M, general meeting of€ e Planning and Zoning Commission.
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17he motion to aliprove the minutes of tbw august ,16, 1994, Planning and Zoning Commis,,iofl
meeting was made by and weeonded by Comm iss-ioner Baldwin,
'The motion carried.
REC',ULAR AGENDA:
ITEM L LAND PLAN #P-94-1.5 - LA'K1,AVOOD ADDITION
Request of Schfnia Parwers for approvO of a Land Plan for 10.1-2 acres being a portion
of Tract A, Lakewcxxl Addition; generally lomted or, the north side &FAsfi- Lane at
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tzk-eshore Drive.
Randy Byers, Director of Rublic Worls and Developm.ont intrfxluced this item and gave a general
overview of the location and request of Schrniat 'Parlsntrs, He stated. that the Development
Revlew (o.€iinnittee. had met am. i they recommended this item bee denied, Mr. -13yersistated that
the, DRC made this reconimendat-ion lmxause the applicaiit's concept ,for the treatment of the
drainage-ditch aloi,,g the eame.m.property line spas imonsistent with the requirements of the City's
ied Dev0opment Code section 10-5001 "I'lie coi.€cept prq.[ -,ed by this lafid plan of fronting
-isten
single faaffly dwellings on Ash Lane, across the strw from lsincov,,- a
With the c1tv's Comprehensive Plan, Mr, Byers also made reference, to a
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letter &-AcA .August 29, 1994 from the Corps of Engineers regarding the Lakewood Additioii
wetlands determination.
Paul Kruckeniever, City Efigifwer, stated that the drainage recommendation were based on the
design flow of the channel does not meet the design standards, for the requested trneamemt that
was proposed. He staled the EligineeTing Department had. roqu"- tod, on several occ.asions, that
the City was provided an access easement to the channel for maintenance and cleaning ability.
Thus far tbi,5 had not been provided. He also informed the Conin.�issioners that during the last
mcmth a portion of this drainage way has been possibly determined as wetlands which would fall
under -federal.guidelfines and talko pr u—edent over anything the Ciq would recointrlend or require
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Mr. Kruckemeyer asked that noaction he ta4n until the r uin,-ments of the Federal Government.
are knowf.a anti if the d-minkge way is indeed deemed as wedands, Mr, Kruckeniever stated that
the Corps of Engineers will ,-&rft-5nn a study to determine whether or not the area is wetlands,
and if it is a wetlands they will. dictate what exi or cwinot be done in that area He also stated
that areas detenni-ned as wedands are site specific,
M"r, Ottis Lee, Vice- President. of reprosen W- thc� applicant, Mr. Lee, stated the
appr i
-mate 10,9 acres would have 261ots His recommejidation was to keep the R4 Zoaird g
but per ac
to deed restrict. to R-1 !,,ize lot& He stated the develcqiment would provide lot: All
single main access with a calf-de-sac. 'Ili %eu*uld have 6KY building set back
and Provide a ,� e Ims
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fines on the cast side and 40' minimurn on the west side. 'Pbe builditigselWck lines becon-le
closer to the standard 25' setback the clo-wr they are to the intersections. Mr. Lee addressed the
drainag,, issue by reading a. portion of Chapter 10 of the. Unified Developinent Code `Natural
Channels", He stated that the Corps, of Engi_m,,ers had not given them any general guidance on
the area in question regarding wetlands, Mr, Lee stated that the entire channel is not considered
regarding
to be wetlands, 'I'he .n.)apar con cernJor wetlands is the uprooting of trees and the concern for fish.
and wildlife, As of yet there has been no specific guidance gl-ven for the project, He stated that.
the eyebrow of Asli Lane had been modified to provide a rfwdian in order to prevent residents
from backing out onto Ash Lane.
Cominissiorwr 'Uyson stated he, had w)rne concvrf€s abo-tat the long, s-kmnv, narrow lots instead
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Of prOlVNiTIg SOMething different te, provide more conventional ty- lets. Mr, Lee hifarmed the
t�l '. Pe
Cognmissioners, that the western lotsvvere' approximately 60 X 180 and the alternative was to go
to a mere; denA, development, The developer wanted to preserve as niany trees as
Mr, Lee Schmitt, Developer, stated the property is oddinshape- arrd is densely landwapod with.
trees. When discussing this pr�porty with builders, he stated that they were frotlnterested in
building unless the trees were left. M'r. Schmitt swited the density was 2.5 lots per acre.
Mike Sandlin, 5137 Davis Boulevard, Narth Richland Hills, introd-uceki himself as the buildor for
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this projea nc honles areapproximately 2,500 square feet anti will range from $160,0(
s2m, "(w, ifr cost. Mr, Sandlin stated that Lee Schmitt was an environmentalist which was
ufnast:a_al for a developer, Mr, Sandlin stated he was willing to work around the eyebrow if the.
issue oft,he wetlands and drairea
gt, channel could Ix worked out. He recommends a pflot channel
opening up to the wetlands and a mandatory hi-.ifmowner',, association that would maintain the
wetiands area., Mr, Sandlin ,itaited he had an alternate proposal. of a gated com-fnuni.ty for this
prqperq, with the same, number of lots,
Conumissioner Owens asked the applicant to visually clarify the location of the wetlands in arder
to establish the distance and length of the channel in. question , Pze' clil-de-sac i� sbov,,n to be
10' ft, off the north property linw, Commissioner 0%,cns asked the City, Engineer if the applicant
was mecting the City's requirements from Harwood up to the wedand& He responded, no.
Mr. Knickemeverstated the (CA Factor') run off cuvfficient times the acreage of a 500 or greater
will allow them. to look at the options of natural channols, whereas, 1250 to 500 ivill require a
concrow lined channel accord4hig to UDC, Anything less thar€ 2150 is required to be in an
enclosed pipe systef.ri, Thi,,,prqjoct dixs not have K*CA Factor, Mr. Kruckeineye-r stated, the
reason for considering a natural channel in the first place was 1�caivw ol"dw large nurnb�,,r of
trees on the jlroperIy, He stated that there are areas-whore the flow line changes from one si.4-she
of the trees to the other and there are trash and mosquito areas, 1-le further in.-formed ttio
that the area being discussed as wetlands is collecting the inajjority of trash: and
mosquitoes. He is rm.-,resting that this area.be dredged out ir€ order t.wt to be a health hazard and
SEIPTEMUR 6, 1994
and that the -rock: rip-rap be fnade gabian "I"€e applicant has €€off cotlipl`€ed with thew. requests
ar€d wlr.at has been saggwstcd and prc wasted by the applicant. was -not acceptalble to the
l ngfneering Department bawd or,f the t.TDC, Mr, KruckefneyerOated th.a �5taff had presented
several options ar€d the sahrrrittals are the same, Dry rip-rap washes away and becomes a
coiiti.r ions rrraiWwna.nce problem., The applicant has not provided any acQc3s into this area for
mainte na€ce, MT, Krt€clremeyer stated that there are maintenance problems, dwaigr proble.nks and
a€cess prohlevas on this pr°otwrsal that have r€apt been ade aately addr;:sywd by the applicant.
comrnis:Nionor O errs nnninded Mike widlin that the Commissioners had sent the `eyebro,�Ai t
lack and asl�-ed him to redesign it. :l` -r. Sandlin stated that he could correct the eyebrow if the
issue was sol-ved regarding the channel and wetlands. Commissioner Owens stated for the record
that the C€IMIIissiOn:ers Its€ve looked ai this plan and s€rrr iQd it and the applicant has not made any
changes wisth the exception of No ing the street. He informed the a: plic-ant and Mr, Sandfir, drat
he did .€of understand the applicant's statement that 'they can't get off dead center He stated
that the Corrr.nmission (:o€rld give direction if the appficar€t would szrbmit a proposition that. met
with the City's requirements, He feels, that since the wc-,tlands have become an issue, then the
t;-3m.Tnissi:or€v,rs cannot pro<co ail rrr€til further dewrr ination is made-.
111 re was di:scr€ssio-n among the Commissioners regarding the concerns of the xveflands and the
maintenance of the. dra€nk e, Cbmmissioner Zahn stated if the City ever had to take over the
channel for rr€ai€€tcrrar.cse then the burden, Would fall on the taxpayers, Uintil a,determination can
be n►ade by, the F,ederal: Government regardi;ig the wetland , f"orr€rrrission r Zahrs 4t:ated that be
could not tnake a.decision
Nor Krrrcket-ever stateki that the entire length of the channel of this property along the norther€r
most portion, should .l considered fir charm l work, li:e s€ated that. l€e fe €lr�t there was
appro;4irrratcaly 50 additional feet of concrete work to be done than what the applicant had
proposed.
Mr, schrrrit< stated lie Wo€rld Trot destroy the wetlands in order to build this development,
`l"he applicant reqlleJed that this case; 1w, withdr°a%,n and will submit another proposal for this
piece of property at a later date.
ITEM It. SITE, PI:..N #'9 I_1HSp' - S:W°I'H CONCRETE
Request of Sinitlr Concriz tl&, lrrc.5 for Lot 7, lilcx.k D, International`Regional Industrial
Complex, oenera.U- located on the north side. of South Pipeline li d and we st of loyal.
Parkway.
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Rwidy Byers, Director of Public Works a nd Develop€ ent. Introd€.€coed th€; Site Plan rc°q€€€°st of
&-nith Concrete, He state4j the Development Revi€axe Committee had reviewed this request and
considered d is application to be consistent with the zoning and subdivision regulations of tfie City
of Eules's L"r€ified Development C"doe, The DRC red;€ m.r€.t€nded alT€°d val.of this site plan. request
�,€,€bject to the s€te grading being al�p.r€-�4�ed by the City's I nginee€�i€ig fkpartr�rent.
Linda CYha.steen., 936 Spri-ngdale, Bedford, Texas, represented Smith Concrete add stated she is
employed as the Office Managcre
Paul K_r€hlkerneyer, City Engineer, stated that some of the contours. shown on the plan "ere
incorrect., Also, the olevat.io.ns along Pipeline Road are in error and need correction i€t order to
shoe the direction of drainage, Mr. €clzemeyer stated that the plans should show the drainage
going into a bar ditch section. He in.for€:v e-d Ms, C haste?en that lit, was available to a sisist in the.
corrections, Ms, C'lras€een Was informed that Mr. Leeper needed to meet with the City
Engi teening Offix to makid the necessary corrections.
Commissioner Zahn made the motion to approve; `site P1 in 94-13-SP sL€lrjeet to the site, grading
heir€ ar.proved by the C liy s l:n i€re€�riiib :Depa�r�rent. C offinliss';oner McMillen se€:.€r€ d-ed the
motion. The vote 1'Y is as -ol.lows:
.yes,- C;o€mnissio€�e€�s Zahn. McMillen, Owens, Baldwin, Bright, Young, Tv son.
flays: lone
The motion cap r. d.
IT 141 111. l irIC l AR— - ZONI- lG CAS , 4-0
I edlnest. of Warren E, Hagan, Inc,, for a.€hange of zoning o a 9.54 acres; on a port ion of
Ux 2, Block 2, Oak Forest addition, First Installment, from its present zoning of C=-1
(Neighborhood Business District) to PD (Planned Development ffir Si.r€.gde Family
Limited Dwelling District), This property is generally located west of North Main. Street
and north of Harwood Road.
Rai€€clef toyer, intrcA€ced Zoning C.ase. #9449, request nest of W irren E; H igan, Inc— for a nl€ange
of zo€ping. He stated that the Developnie€�t Review g�€�mi-nittee had met and considered this
request and had some concerns, I�) The prom)sal is inconsistent with the C=o mprehensive Land
Development ["Ian.; the plan shows this area-€. to be multi-family and commercial, rllie lilt(: felt
that -RI-L develop€rent is air. acceptable land Lase; for this property; 2.) The proposed 30'
landscape -,trips of pampas grass at the rear of the lets do not provide an. adequate buffer between
the two£ar d uses to the east and west, 3.s There sere also eoncems regarding the landscaping
of the 40" x`4',.Rt'CO median; and 4.i Mainte€�a.nde of€ire Iandlse4�ped areas in the i€dterid�r rtr:edia€�s
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el 1pe'.ri€raetet streye�t.right-of-ways x11.1 be asp increased burden €n the City to maintain,, e; stated
that this would be taken care of by adding a note to the Developmeapt Plan that requires the
developer to prepare and file City, approved deed restriction that set t:p a Hepmeowne}r`,�,,
:association that is ra spoxisihle° fipr the maintenance of the landscape and irrigation
°hair€-nar Young explained that this case is as pt€blic he;sarir€g and that it had been properly
atdveT—iced. He expl;a.irped the rules governing a Public Hear-i g. Chairman 'young opened the
public hearing for Zoning Case: #94-09.
Mr, Wasrre.€a :l=la;gan, ;-t-�€l Graapevirae Highway, represented the combination ht€ilderfde:ve:lopa;r of
this prfppe�rty, :e started 0€t considerable charpges have been made to their proposail and lie
appreciated the help from city staff. He stated that they are proposing as 40' wide: median where
the AR CO Pipwline is located. He aaddressed the 30' lar:Wscaa1 straps by stating €:-hat he has no
problem planting red tip phoetinas as ap buffer between the two land uses, Also, he planned to
plant lied Oak trees, closely spaace;d. along both sides of they median and iname the street lied Oak
C€-ul:L The AV`() Pipeline c.€r mlpany dopes not have a problem with the trees being planted in
the fnedian, however €aey apse in the process of preparing an Encroachment Agreement k1r.
Haga€p stated that lie is m the process of preparing deed res€:ri(Aions for a vn.rs,€pdato,ry homeowner's
assoc adon apdwi:l:l be submitted to city staff for apprtpaal, He explained that each of the two
cream's has laandscatwd islands aarse 50' diameter and dyne 40' in diameter.
Chairman Younl e asked for propcp€a mts and opjxxie f s to this case, there being none lie cl.a wd
the Public. Heari_€ag.
cf3mmimioner owema was epfci sed to leave the meeting at 9:1.2 P.l' .1
Comynissioner Tyson had questions regarding thespecific landscaping of the 40' and 50' diameter
Isla ads, her. Hag an stated there would be trees, park lae Aches band shrubs, Comm issifp€aer Tyson
also asked Mr. Hagar, if they had givon any thought to playground equipment in an open ,pace.
Mr. Flagwa stated that they felt there would he too rrar€€wh b4hility involved with playground
equipment and the open space would be in the land-taped islasr€ds,
Commissioner Baldwin stated she wanted the applicant to present see€no definite plans for
landseaping iap the two cul-de--sac medals to he appr€ -,,ed by the cityr-.
Coin imssioner WMillfan stated lie appreciated her. Hagan addressing the concerns of DRC in
detail however. he had se.)me. additional concems for putting (planned housing developme ?
adjacenpt to multi-firmly and scheduled commercial. dep,elop€anent. He also fault that sometime i€a
the a-are the city might have some problems with the €pain€e:mice of the 4W eawmen.t,
Commissioner`l'vson made the:-potion to approve Fair wales Court Planned Dovelopment 4-09_
Z(". subject to the follo"xitpg stipula Ions: `Pleat a fast growing evergreerx hedge, capable, of
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W--1.5° gro-s 'n such as red tip pho tonics in a strip along the eastern d west-.m borders of the
project and at :Land flan time e a €fetal; of the landscaping of the ARCO right-of-way and the tw$D
cul-de-sac eke:-sae° isla€ids and that Item #4 of plannim, and Zmiinv, letter from Randy J. Byem dared
September 1, 1994, be i ncorporated as part of the motion, '11e motion was seconded by
Commissioner Baldwin. T1ie vote was as follows,-.
Aves; Commissioners Tyson, Baldwin, Mc Millon, Bright, Young, Zah n
Nays: lone
The motio n carried.
ITEM IV: PUBLIC HEARING - SPECIFIC USE PERNITT #94-16-SUP
Request of Mn James S. Burgoyne for a Specific Use per mit for a church oil a portion
ol- —ot 1, Block 1, Dorris .Addition.. No, 1, more generally de scrflvd as 501 North Main
Street, #ltlb.
Randy Byers, Director of Riblic Works
and Development, i€ t�'€�€lrsced the Specific Else pe.rInit.
for 51: 1 North :Main. Street fl()6e He stated that the Development Review Committee had Met
and bad significant co€kerns regarclin the crF€��1m6bi.l.ity of this use with the retai3. Center ano they
limi.ttwl parking that ;� available:, ` here were also concerns from the DRC regarding the limited
parking spas available in this :strip center,
Chair-man Young explained the .rules governing a p;.€blic Hearing an€.{ op me:d the Public Hearing
for Specific Uw, Permit ^4-16-SUP.
Mr. Jack Harvard represented the C'ol-nerstone Family Chnr=eb requesting the Sj.vcific 1.1se
Permit, He stated the 1�astor of the church was pre.,eKmt to answer any questions concerning the
church, The Church is presently meeting on Fuller Wiser Road in Child€-eWs World Div ('are
Center. It has been In. ope-ratior: fm- approximately two years, He stated the reason fear wanting
to locate the church ;In a shopping center was because of the economic sta ms of the sin all church.
The shopping contear is 50% occupied and no one had occupied the Spam. requested for eight
years. Mr. Harvard informed the Conimissioners that the request to he located in the shopping
center was temjf Jrary, The church desires to build a church in approximately four years. He
stated the church had done a sum--y on the 1 rk-ii�g spaces and did n ot see a. problem witb• (hy:
inadegtzate panting as the staff had stated in their list of concerns, nie other merchants in the
center do not oppose. the church, The merchants want the ae fi.vity becaww- the center wee u1e1 Rx)k
b jsim In ad.ditioi,,, mr, Harvard stated neither of the; restaurants served alcohol..
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Chairraa a Young asked for as show of hangs in the audience. of all those in favor of this
The rrr€mbe€- of hands .raised was 22 people,
Commissioner Baldwin comfnended klr•, 1-fa€vard on his p€-ose ation and stated she might have
some re-servations regarding a rchtrrch in a strip center if this was for a.permanent request. She
asked if the owner of the center could sell the property to the church without the city- being
notified at the, end of the lease, The permit is granted for only the 3,(K-Xlsq, ft. of this eburch.
Commissioner Zahn had concerns regarding the Madequate parking. Mr, Willard mart; 4
Lava Drive, .Tort Worth, Texas is the sigerrf. for the owners o tire. property, Vie° stat�ei d t tb-
lease is rsnh., a temporary lease for four y=ears and does not expect the paring to be a problem
since the space has been ;,rnoccapied for ei-ght years.
There was discussion among the Commissioners rognding the parking requirements and the
term of they Specific Use Pori-nit if approved.
Commissioner Tyson made the rarotion to approve Specific U-se :Perfnit:94-i 6-SUP For a period
of two years (to begin the first two year period on November 1. 1994) and to be reviewed at
the and of each t-wo year periodis f o begin the second two Yep€.r peTitxl on November 1, 11--960,
The motion was seconded bv Commissioner Zahn, 'i:he vote; was as f6flows�
Ayes- Commissioners Tyson, Zahn, Baldwin, Mc Millon, Bright, `young
Absent. (".0 missioner Owens
Nays, None
The motion carried,
RE-PORTS:
None
fhe°r l � �.�"here l tro ht rt br 4W. ss, �eeting was adiournod at i0
C irnaan Ronald Y€" ;,