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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPZ 1972-06-22 Minutes . . . CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL 1-ŒETING MAY 16, 1972 AND THE REGULAR MEETING MAY 25, 1972 ITEMS ON AGENDA FOR REGULAR PLANNING AND ZONING CO~n~ISSION }IEETING I. PZ 72-30 STONYBROOKE, INC. TABLED ~ 1v1INUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING COmfISSION OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, 4101 MORGAN CIRCLE, THURSDAY JUNE 22, 1972 - 7:30 P.M. REGULAR MEETING The regular meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order by Vice Chairman Mr. Louis E. Rinn. PRESENT: Vice Chairman: Secretary: Mr. Louis E. Rinn Mrs. J.W. Shaunty Mr. D.R. Stembridge CITY STAFF PRESENT: Director of Public Works: City Clerk: Mr. Allen Bronstad Betty Terrell ABSENT: Dr. Charles Hager Mr. Geme Welborn Mr. Stembridge moved, seconded by Mr. Rinn, that the minutes be approved of the May 16, 1972 special meet- ing. Motion carried 2-0. Mrs. Shaunty abstaining not being present at the meeting. Mrs. Shaunty moved, seconded by 1~. Stembridge, that the minutes be approved of the May 25, 1972 regular meeting. Motion carried 3-0. All members present voting affirmative. Request of Stonybrooke, Inc. to rezone 35.6 acres out of the J.B. Edens Survey from its present classification of "Agriculture" to a proposed classification of "IF-9 One Family. Dwelling". FOR No one came forward from the audience to represent this request. Mr. Stembridge moved, seconded by Mrs. Shaunty, to table this request until the next regular scheduled meeting. Motion carried 3-0. All members voting affirmative. . II. PZ 72-31 CURTIS E. RAMEY APPROVED . . ~ Request of Curtis E. Ramey to rezone approximately 27 acres out of the T.K. Martin Survey from its present classification of "Agriculture" to a proposed classi- fication of "IF-9 One Family Dwelling". MR. GLENN BUCKNER - FOR ~1r. Buckner came forward to represent Mr. Ramey in this zoning request. Mr. Buckner stated he planned to build homes with a minimum of 1,600 square feet, and would have asked for a higher zoning request, but due to some of the area being wooded, the lot size would not allow a higher classification. He stated he planned to build homes in the price range from $25,000.00 to $30,000.00. Mr. Buckner pointed out to the members that on his preliminary plat, as being submitted at this time, the school property to the South of this tract would participate in the extending of Main Street. DR. E.K. HAHN - FOR Dr. Hahn of 7101 Corona came fOI'W'ard in favor of this request. He stated he owned property joining the school property, and this development would be an asset to the City. Dr. Hahn asked Mr. Buckner what they planned to do with Tract A of Block 5. He pointed out that it the zoning and preliminary was passed, it would be zoned as IF-9, but would not be platted at this time. He stated they would probably come back for a zoning change at a later date. The letter of comment from the City Engineers was discussed. The small bridge at the East end of the street was also discussed. This would indicate the developer to have the responsibility of $2,000.00. Right-of-way footage required was pointed out, and agreed that before the final plat was submitted, all corrections would be made to confonn to the connnenta submitted by the City Engineers. Mrs. Shaunty moved, seconded by Mr. Stembridge, to approve this request with the stipulation of 1,600 square feet homes. Motion carried 3-0. All members present voting affirmative. ~ . ·111. PS 72-13 -JOHNS ADDITION FINAL PLAT APPROVED Request of Mr. John Hay for Final Plat approval. MR. O.D. IDNG - FOR l'Ir. O.D. Long, Engineer, came forward to represent Mr. Hay. He stated to the members that this tract had been previously shown as Tract 6, 7, and 8, and they had deleted Tract 6 from the plat. He said they had immediate plans for the tracts shown on the plat. All water mains would have to be installed by the owner. No one came forward from the audience in favor, or against this request. Mrs. Shaunty moved, seconded by Mr. Stembridge, to approve the plat. Motion carried 3-0. All members voting affirmative. . IV . PS 72-14 BRIARWOOD ESTATES PRELJMINARY APPROVED The request for prelimin~ plat approval of Briarwood Estates. l·ffi. O.D. LONG - ~ffi. DAVID 110AK - FOR Mr. long, and Mr. Moak presented the request to the members of the Commission. The letter of comment from the City Engineers was discussed. Construction plans were reviewed. It was pointed out the additional right-of-way needed to obtain a width of 60 feet in this area for the construction of Smithfield Road. As outlined in the Engineers letter, it was pointed out to the developer to escrow money to the City for the necess~ improvements needed in this addition. It was agreed by the developer to correct all the necess~ items before filing a final plat. No one came forward in favor, or in opposition of this request. . After discussion by the members, Mrs. Shaunty moved, seconded by ~~. Stembridge, to approve this preliminary plat. ÞIotion carried 3-0. All members voting affirmative. v . PS 72-15 GLENANN ADPITION PRELlliINARY PLAT APPROVED \ Glenann Addition Prelimin~ Plat was discussed along with case PZ 72-31. ~ . Mrs. Shaunty moved, seconded by Mr. Stembridge, to approve this plat with the stipulation to comply with the Engineers letter of comment, and that the street width be resolved before the filing of the final plat. Motion carried 3-0. All members voting affirmative. PS 72-16 REVISION OF LOT 8, BLOCK 2, DIAJv10ND LOCH ADDITION APPROVED Þffi. ALLEN BRONSTAD - FOR . Mr. Bronstad stated the case to the Commission. The request was that the City relinquish its right to a 5 foot easement that now exist on this lot. This re- quest had been reviewed by the City Engineers, and it was of their opinion that this easement would not be used for further water or sewer services, and the re- plat was in order. Letters of no objections were received from lone Star Gas, Southwestern Bell, and Texas Electric Service Company. After review by the members, 11%-. Stembridge moved, seconded by Mrs. Shaunty, to approve this request. All members voting affirmative. OLD BUSINESS None ADJOURmrENT Mr. Stembridge moved, seconded by Mrs. Shaunty, that the meeting be adjourned. 1vfotion carried by a vote of 3-0. Meeting adjourned 8:15 P.M. June 22, 1972. - . ",~:~./ /~ , .~~~~; ?»k-~_~ VICE CHAIRMAN, PLANNING AND ZONThTG COM:MISSION ISSION .