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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPZ 1972-01-27 Minutes . ZONING nIDEX DATE OF MEETmG SUBJECT ACTION' CASE NO March 23, 1972 p & S CONST. APPROVED PZ 72-7 March 23, 1972 p & S CONST. DENIED PZ 72-10 March 2.3, 1972 Foster Financial Corp. APPROVED PZ 72-11 March 23, 1972 Foster Financial Corp. APPROVED PZ 72-12 March 23" 1972 Foster Financial Corp. APPROVED PZ 72-13 March 23, 1972 Continental Housing Consultants TABLED PZ 72-14 March 23, 1972 Continental Housing Consultants APPROVED PZ 72-15 March 23, 1972 Mr. David C. Moak APPROVED PZ 72-16 April 27, 1972 Alan W. Hamm & J.B. Sandlin DENIED PZ 72-9 . April 27, 1972 Continental Housing Consultants APPROVED PZ 72-14 April 27, 1972 Continental Housing Consultants APPROVED PZ 72-15 April 27, 1972 Catherine Calloway APPROVED PZ 72-17 April 27, 1972 Stony brook, Inc. APPROVED PZ 72-18 April 27, 1972 Stony brook, Inc. APPROVED PZ 72-19 April 27, 1972 Stonybrook, Inc. DENIED PZ 72-20 April 27, 1972 Stonybrook, Inc. APPROVED PZ 72-21 April 27, 1972 Stonybrook, Inc. APPROVED PZ 72-22 April 27, 1972 Stonybrook, Inc. APPROVED PZ 72-23 April 27, 1972 Sabine Valley Lumber Co. APPROVED PZ 72-24 April 27, 1972 P&S Construction Co. (Re-Plat) APPROVED PS 72-7 April 27, 1972 Revision of Holiday North Preliminary Plat (Overall Plat) APPROVED PS 72-8 . April 27, 1972 Foster Village Preliminary Plat T ABLIID PS 72-9 April 27, 1972 Coventry Place Estates Preliminary TABLED PS 72-10 lIay 16, 1972 Foster Village Preliminary Plat APPROVED PS 72-9 1·ray 16, 1972 Coventry Place Estates Preliminary APPROVED PS 72-10 . . . ZONING INDEX DATE OF l-ŒETING ~·lay 17, 1972 }fay 25, 1972 SUBJECT H.lìl. Luce John Barfield ~1ay 25, 1972 1-1ay 25, 1972 John Barfield A.W. Crisp Jr. !:Iay 25, 1972 Eugene F. lligley 11a.~l 25, 1972 Village Properties & Associates Final Plat l~Tay 25, 1972 Carl Starr I<ay 25, 1972 Diamond Loch East Subdivision Final Plat June 20, 1972 June 22, 1972 June 22, 1972 Robert Lewis Stonybrooke, Inc. Curtis E. Ramey Johns Addition (Final Plat) June 22, 1972 June 22, 1972 Briarwood Estates (Preliminary) Glenann Addition (Preliminary) June 22, 1972 June 22, 1972 Revision Lot 8, Block 2, Diamond Loch Addition JULY 27, 1972 JULY 27, 1972 JULY 27, 1972 JULY 27, 1972 JULY 27, 1972 JULY 27, 1972 JULY 27, 1972 Stonybrooke, Inc. Continental Honsing Consultants Continental Housing Consultants Jack Collard, Trustee J.C. Harston Cameo, Inc. ACTIO}J DENIED .APPRO'\lF1) APPB.OVED APF'ROVED APPIlOVßI) APPROVßD AP PRO\T"lill APPROVED DENIED 'llABLED APPROVED APPROVED APPROVED APPROVED APPROVED; APPROVED TABLED TABLED DENIED APPROVED APPROVED Coventry Place Estates (Final Plat) APPROVED JULY 27, 1972 JULY 27, 1972 Glenann Addition (Final Plat) APPROVED Consideration of Zoning Map Approval APPROVED CASE NO. BA 72-2 -3 PZ 72-25 PZ 72-26 PZ 72-27 PZ 72-28 PS 72-11 PZ 72-29 PS 72-12 BA 72-4 PZ 72-30 PZ 72-31 PS 72-13 PS 72-14 PS 72-15 PS 72-16 PZ 72-30 PZ 72-32 PZ 72-33 PZ 72-34 PZ 72-35 PZ 72-36 PS 72-17 PS 72-18 ZONING INDEX . DATE OF MEETING SUBJECT ACTION CASE NO. AUGUST 24, 1972 Continental Housing Consultants DENIED PZ 72-32 AUGUST 24, 1972 Continental Housing Consultants APPROVED PZ 72-33 AUGUST 24, 1972 Centennial Homes, Inc. APPROVED PZ 72-37 AUGUST 24, 1972 Centennial Homes, Inc. APPROVED PZ 72-38 AUGUST 24, 1972 Lake View Hills (Preliminary Plat) APPROVED PS 72-19 AUGUST 24, 1972 P&S Construction RE-PLAT FINAL APPROVED PS 72-20 AUGUST 24, 1972 Meadow View Estates (Preliminary Plat) APPROVED PS 72-21 AUGUST 24, 1972 Election of Officers to Commission SEPTEMBER 19, 1972 Robert w. \1Jhite APPROVED BA 72-5 SEPTEMBER 28, 1972 H .1'w1. Howe DENIED PZ 72-39 '---J SEPTEMBER 2?, 1972 L.D. Kemp & Mike Br~ckney DENIED PZ 72-40 . SEPTmBER 28, 1972 W.F. Polster TABLED PZ 72-41 SEPTEMBER 28, 1972 Foster Village (FINAL PLAT) APPROVED PS 72-22 SEPTEMBER 28, 1972 Oak Ridge Park (Preliminary Overall Plat) APPROVED PS 72-23 SEPTEr1BER 28, 1972 Oak Ridge Park (Final Plat Phase #1) TABLED PS 72-24 SEPTEMBER 28, 1972 Robert A. White - Variance on Subdivision and Brick Ordinance APPROVED PS 72-25 OCTOBER 10, 1972 Jerry :Baker APPROVED BA 72-6 OCTOBER 26, 1972 W.F. Polster APPROVED PZ 72-41 OCTOBER 26, 1972 Camco Enterprises, Inc. APPROVED PZ 72-42 OCTOBER 26, 1972 ~1r. George P. Macatee III APPROVED PS 72-25 OCTOBER 26, 1972 Sunny Meadow 2nd Filing Preliminary APPROVED PS 72-26 OCTOBER 26, 1972 Subdivision Ordinance Revision APPROVED NOVEMBER 21, 1972 Jerry W. Biesel DENIED BA 72-7 . ZONING INDEX . DATE OF MEETING SUBJECT ACTION GASE NO. NOVEMBER 30, 1972 Cameo Enterprises, Inc. APPROVED PZ 72-43 NOVEMBER 30, 1972 Cameo Enterprises, Inc. Preliminary Plat, Glenann Addition, Section 2 & 3 APPROVED PS 72-27 NOVEMBER 30, 1972 Gulf Oil Corporation APPROVED PZ 72-45 NOVEMBER 30, 1972 Briarwood Estates - Final Plat APPROVED PS 72-28 (David Moak) DEC:EM:BER 20, 1972 P & S Const. Company APPROVED PZ 72-46 DECEMBER 20, 1972 Catherine Calloway APPROVED PZ 72-47 . . . . . ivlINUTES OF THE l·'1EETING OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING CO}JlíISSIO~J OF THE CITY OF NORTfI RICHLAND HILLS, 4101 Ivl0RGAN CmCLE, THURS- DAY JANUARY 27, 1972 - 7: 30 P .1:1. CALL TO OPJJEr1 The regular meeting of the Planning and ~oning Commission was called to order by Chairman, Dr. Charles Hager CONSIDERATIor~ OF }·lI~mTES OF THE PPtEVIOUS I'cIEETING Ì"lotion of approval was made by Ìvlrs. Shaunty, seconded by lllr. ~ve1born. lvlotion carried 4-0. All members voting affirmative. ROLL GJ\LL PRESENT Chairman Secretary Dr. Charles Hager }~s. J.W. Shaunty D.R. Stembridge Gene vlelborn ABSENT Vice Chairman Louis E. Rinn SRAFF PRESENT C.R. Ballenger, Director of Public Works, Betty Terrell, City Clerk DR. CI-IARLES fIAGER, CHA.IRJŒAN, illJTERTAINED A 1"10TION BE l-lADE TO ADD PS 72-4 TO THE AGENDA. }'lotion to add PS 72-4 ·CO the agenda was made by l-írs. Shaunty, seconded by l,lr. Stembridge. Illotion carried 4-0 ITEr'-IS O~J AGENDA FOR REGULAR PL'\NNING .ArJD ZOr~ING r,ŒETING PZ 72-1 Request of H.C. Allison and Continental Housing Consultants and Agents to rezone 117.638 acres ou t of the ~~¡. D. Barnes and .Alex Iload Surveys from its present classification af "Agriculture" to a proposed classification of "IF-7 One Family Dw-ellingft. Mr. F.T. Rutledge, president of Continental Housing Consultants, came forward to present the case to the Commission. He stated that þ~. Wilson Brown was also a partner, and l1r. Buddy Roberts was their engineer. The proposed $20,000 to $30,000 homes with a minimum of 1,100 square feet, and a maximum of 1,300 square feet. This type homes were proposed for medium income families. Chairman, Dr. Hager, asked if they proposed to build, or to sell to builders for the construction. He statèd that according to the rnortgage cornpanies, it was best to sell the lots . . PZ 72-2 PS 72-1 . to builders, and let them construct the homes. If the lots were not sold to builders, they proposed to build model homes at first. Since most builders have their plans for this type home , and for this type lot size , this would be to their advantage. The lot size, would range from approximately 60 to 65 feet across the front, and approximately 7,200 to 7,500 square feet per lot. Hr. Wilson Brown, President of Brown Corporation, came forward and stated they would start development imrnediately upon approval of the request. Several surrounding property owners in the audiance came forward in opposition of this zoning request. Their views were that the lots were too small, houses. were not large enoug11, the proposed 500 homes would over- crowd the schools, property owners of this type were restless, and it would degrade the surrounding property. If the request was amended to IF-12, they would not be in opposition of the zoning. The parties stating opposition were ~w. W.H. Long, ~œ. David Wells, },Jr. IvI.F. }lartin, I~ír. Clarence Pyron, 1fœ. l!~.L. lrJarren, r'œ. ~tilton Gum, IJIr. ~v.F. vvells, !Jlr. Bill McClure, IvIr. Jimmy Iludson, I\ír. I\:enneth ~Jlartin, Mr. Bob Hesch, IJr. E.A. Cullum, and IJIr. A.F. Jerigan. IvIr. Gene ~¡elborn explained to the members of the audiance that new schools were to be constructed, and if they would attend some of the school board meetings they would gain a great deal from them regarding their community. After discussion by the members of the commission, motion of denial was made by ~~s. Shaunty, seconded by Mr. Stembridge. fiotion carried unanimously. Request of H.C. Allison and Continental Housing Consultants and Agents to rezone 6.256 acres out of the vJ.D. Barnes Survey from its present classi- fication of frAgriculture" to a proposed classification of "Local-Retail". l-1r. F. T. Rutledge came fonrare to present the case to the Commission. t~. Rutledge stated to the members of the commission that he wished to table this request at this time. IvTotion to table was made by }'lrs. Shaunty, seconded by l~'lr. Stembridge. l"Iotion carried unanimously. Request of P & S Construction to plat Lots 4, thru 18, Block 10, Clearview Addition presently zoned "IF-9 One Family Dw-elling". Request to handle as a preliminary and final plat. II'Ir. O.D. Long came for- ward to present the case to the commission. He checked the construction plans with the members of the com- mission. He stat~d that the purpose of the platting would be to obtaJ.11 14 lots out of this tract of land. . PS 72-2 . . PS 72-4 The developer has agreed to pay for all utilities, paving assessment of Harwood Road, and oversizing of an existing water line. It was explained that due to the location of easements necessary to serve this addition, Lots 4,5,6,7,13,14,15,16,17, and 18 are slightly less than the 70 foot minimum width requirements, but the slight width difference would have no effect on the lots for the construction of homes, and all of the lots exceed the minimum footage requirements. After review of the plat and constnlction plans, motion of approval as a preliminary plat was made by 1{r. t-/elborn, seconded by }1r. Stembridge~ 110tion of approval as a final plat was made by ~Œr. Stembridge, seconded by l·Jr. tvelborn. Both motions carried 4-1J, all members voting affirmative. Request of Holiday Joint Venture for Holiday North Section 3, Final Plat. Ì-Jr. Cal Luper C&"1le forward to present the case to the commission. He stated that they were building homes at the present in Holiday North Section 1, and this property was located North of the present building sites. He stated that all lots conform to the requirements set out in the preliminary plan. l·Ir. Luper stated to the members that Ì:~. Dean Conlin, engineer for Carter & Burgess, was present to an5Wer any questions they might have re- garding the plat. }Ir. BaJ.lenger stated that preliminary construction plans have been reviewed by our engineers and his office. He stated that all lot sizes, build- ing lines, and other provisions are in accordance with the ordinance, with the exception of David Drive being 94.33 feet longer than the 1,000 foot maximum limit, and Terry Drive being 6.20 feet longer than tl1e 1,000 foot maximum. He stated he did not feel these excessive lengths would create any problems. lIr. l"¡elborn said he felt that this would cause no problem as long as the 500 foot coverage on fire plugs were met. IJr. Ballenger stated that this 't'lould be required in the final construction plans. It was explained that Terry Drive will tie into Terry Drive in College Hills Addition, and Susan Lee is a fixed platted street.ÌJIr. Ballenger stated there was 'ti"ater and sewer plans available for inspection. After dis- cussion by the members of the commission, motion of approval 1ÞiaS made b~T lir. Stembridge, seconded by I-Ir. llelborn. l-lotion carried 4-0. All r£lembers voting af- firnlative. Replat of lots l4R - 15R-l, Block 2, Diamond Loch Addition. fœs. Sargent, a contractor, is the owner of the lots in question. She built a house on Lot l4R. J\ rnistake viaS made in establishing ~he Soutl) lot line. The bouse was built over the llne leavlllg . . . OLD BUSTI\JESS: .A.DJOURNIŒI'JT: no set-back as required. In order to remedy this situation, a revision of Lots 14 and 15R as indicated on the plat was required. Both lots still meet the 12,000 square foot requirements, and a house can be built on 15R-l in conformance råth the building code. ìJo change in utility easements are required. JyIrs. Sargent can1e fo~~ to present this request to the commission. She stated that this was an error and by having this request granted, she could have her deed corrected at the courthouse. lŒotion of approval ''laS made by leTS. Shaunty, seconded by 1-'1r. lvelborn. l-Totion carried 4-0. All members voting affirmative. r~one Ì-lotion to adjourn was made by T-lrs. Shaunty, seconded by [,'Jr. SteInbridge. 1vlotion carried unanjmously. Ì,ieeting adjourned 9:00 P.1JI. January 27, 1972. h MJ. Q 1/) ~/.U~¿J;:¡ SECRETARY, P£ANNJNG AND ZO~G CŒJHISSION