HomeMy WebLinkAboutPZ 1969-08-28 Minutes
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PLANNING .ANn
ZONING lÆ2~ETING
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OF 'rIfE; CI'rY OF ~OHrLI HICHL.ú.ND
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Di~ Y, A UaU,3 T ? 3 , 1 9 69 - 7:,) 0 P. l'T.
'rhe regular meetinG of the Planning and
Zoning Commission was called to order by
Chairman, ~ay Porter.
P lŒ'~3 ~l'JIl :
Chairman
I{ice Chairman
hay Porter
Clarence Pyron
John Crarwvford
ABSI~NT :
James Palker
John Sprott, Jr.
STAFF PdES~N'r:
l'..r. C. .d. Ballenger, Director
Public 1rJorks
Betty Terrell, City Clerk
l.'.lr. Porter directed the members of consideration of
minutes of the preVi01..1S meeting. l\'lot ion of approval
was made by 1'11'. Pyron, seconded b:i T·.r. Crawford.
Motion carried 3-0.
PZ 69-23 Request of Janet Spencer to rezone 9.1918 acres
out of the W. W. Wallace Survey from its present
cla;3sification of H1F-9 Cine Family Dv.¡elling" to
a proposed classification of "I<ultiple Famil:/"
Dwellin~'. Mr. Clint Smith came forward to
present the case of Janet Spencer to the members
of the corr.mission. l-Ie stated the project planned
for this area" vlOl.lld be approximately-$1,OOO,OOO.OO
value, to be built in the near future. Drainage
vJas d i 3CU~3 S ed. hr. ~3mi t h ;3 ta ted that i t \'\Ta;3
underway a.t the predent time. l\·_otioYl oÎ approval
vias made by hr. Pyron, seconded by I;.lr. Crawford.
t.otion carried 3-0.
p~ 69-6 Hequest of T,Tr. Cecil Johnston and J'.r. J .A.
Bozer.1éln to "vacate Lots 1 through 18, Elock 1,
Lots 1 through 6, Block 2, Lots 1 thro'ugh 11,
Block 3, Lots 1 through 19, Block. 4, Lots 1
through 19, Block 5, Lots 1 through 7, Block 6,
Lots 1 throuGh 3, Block 7; Lots 1 through 9,
Block 3, and all roads and streets adjacent to
the afore-mentioned lots within this plat out of
the ~apper Addition. Mr. Johnston came forward
to present his case to the members of the
commission. He stated his reason for vacating
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FZ 69-17 Request of Richland Enterprises, Inc. to rezone
2. 73 acres out of the l.J. ~"l. lIallace Surve1T from
its present classification of ff II~-9 One Family
lÀ'1elling" to a proposed classification of "2F-9
Tt-lO Fa.~il~y Dwelling. l1r. Alan lIamm came forward
to present his case to the members of the board.
The duplex would act as a buffer area for the
T~ultiple Family area. This area would be approx-
ÌIrlately 800 f to t11e l'Jest fron1, Davis Blvd abutting
Block 21 of I'Jor' E'ast Addition. lir. S. V. Joràon of
7701 T'Jor' East stated tIle area vias gro~ring and l1e
wOlùd ~refer any type building on this vacant field
in preference to an open field of weeds and and
creating a fire hazard. lIre lIarnm stated some of
the duple:xes vl0u.ld be for rent, and some for sale.
l:r. Porter stated that all construction r.~st be
done bJT tIle buildi11g code. ITr. n,obert Roden of
5436 Pl.B,ndol Drive carle fon"lard in protest. lTr.
I-Iarrm stated tb.ere "tvere ten dUI)leY~ots. Tl1ere would
be a screening vmll if it was prefered by the prop-
erty ovmers. This wotùd be of high class develop-
J11ent. Ì~otion of approval ""as made by I·Jr. I'Talker,
seconded b:? l:Ir. Sprott. ITotion carried unaI1.i.rnous]-:il.
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p Z 69-18 Request of TIicl:1and Enterprises, Inc. to rezone
22.86 acres out of the lJ .lJ. 1'Jallace Surve:r from
its present classification of part Hllultiple-
F~1J1Ìl¿l IÀ'1elling" and part ttIF-9 One Family Dvlelling"
to a proposed classification of "Local-Retailn.
ITr. .AlaJ1 J-IarlIl CaTne fonmrd to present his case to
the r1embers of the COTIlrJ.ssion. After study it ~tas
fou_nd that a s110pping center vlas tIle best and lligh-
est use of t11e property. l=otion of approval 'VTas made
bJ7 1:1". Sprott, seconded bJT IIr. ~la]Jcer. 11otion carrie
unaninlous121.
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PZ 69-19 R.equest of lIr. 11.11. long to rezone 6.18 acres out
of tIle 1Ir1. D fJ8.rnes Surv-e¿l from its present classi-
fication of "Agriculture" to a proposed classi-
fication "Co1:1I1.ercial". L:r. Long carne forvrard to
present l1is case to the members of tIle COJT1J11i.ssion.
lIre long stated t11at since 11e 1-'laS surrounded on two
sides zoned Industrial and this ~ms the best use of
his propert¿T. lIe ,-ranted to do automotive ,,'{ork per-
taininG to fiber glass work on Studeb~cers and also
on Corvettes. lIe 01ffles his ovm cars and rlOuld lil(e
to sell them. ,·¡1101esale or retail after "lorking on
tllelTI.. He stated he did not 'tvant a ,'rrecking :;rard,
but 1~ted to keep a neat place and 1ianted to keep
eveIJTthing legal as he 'Vlanted to contiIlue to live
on l1is propert;)T. 11r. Porter and the co1Y1JI1issioYl dis-
cussed t11e application. IT. Porter stated tl1at in
this area some places '"rere pre-esting before tIle
Zoning Ordin~"1.ce v¡as adopted, but if later S110uld
he decide to sell his 110T'1e no one could live in it
if zorring 11aS granted. It vms discussed and decided
said request could not be granted. I~. Pyron ab-
staining, r~otion of de11ial rTaS TIlade l")y lIr. Sprott,
seconded b;).T Ì'-'rr. TJaJJcer. ITotion carried 3-0 J.
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132 69-20 Request of ITr. E.P. I-Ialtor;. to rezone 86.638 acres
Ollt of tlle 11r1. TriBble and II. I{)rnch Survey froD.
its pres611t classification of ".l\.gricultureff to a
proposed classification of "IF-J2 One FarrJ.~T
IJt.rellingH. I:r. E.P. lIaltom carne for't'rard to present
to tÌle C02:lJ.llssion I.Tr. B. F. Bedford to represent his
zorLing case. l.T. llaltom also stated 11e 'tmnted to
tllanl~ tile members of the Planning and Zoning Com-
lnission and tl"le Cit:>r Council for their cooperation
in l1is zorling request. lIre :Haltom stated that this
would he high class residential dwellings for a
hi£ll class residential neighborhood. l.!lr. Bedford
came fonvard to present his case to the commission.
The TI1embers reviewed the plat. loIotion of approval
vias nlade b¿,T IIr. vilalker, seconded by I-lr. Pyron.
11otion carried unanimously.
PZ 69-21 Request of lIre E.P. lIaltoTIl. to rezone 1.828 acres
out of t11e lI. LJrnch, R.P. Barton, and 1"Jro. Trimble
Survey from its present classification of ffAgri-
culture" to a proposed classification of "lJeighbor-
1100d Retail". lIr. Bedford came fon-lard to present
l1is case to the TIlembers of the commission. r.'lerabers
of the board revie'tied the plat. lIotion of approval
was made by l:Ir. Sprott, seconded by T>1r. 1:Jall{er.
r:otion carried unanimously.
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PZ 69-22 Request of I'Jr. E.P. Haltom to rezon.e 25 acres out
of the TIm. Trimble Survey frorn its present classi-
fication of "AgriculturetT to a proposed classi-
:fication of "llultiple Family Ðt-lelling". I-lr. Bedford
came forward to present his case to the members of
the co~~ssion. The members revi~ed the plat.
Iíotion of approval vlas rnade bJT lIr. Pyron, seconded
by TIr. Sprott. lIotion carried unanimously.
ADJOURlill<ŒI\JT :
IT.otion to adjourn was made b:y I-Jr. ~!lalker, seconded
by l~r. Sprott. l'I.otion carried unanilnously. 1.Ieeting
adjourned 9: 50 P .11. July 24, 1969
Chairnmn, Ray E. Porter
Secretary, John Sprott Jr.
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was to immediately apply for "jilul tiple
Faimily" zoning on si tee He stated there
were no streets constructed on this property,
only vacant land. ¡rhe members of the commission
reviev-led the plat. }ilr. V·ernon Greer came forward
to review the plat with the members. Mr. Lucas
came forward stating he had p11rchased property
in 1966 South of the property in question. I'dr.
Lucas stated he had not filed his platted property,
and was waiting to see what the Land Planners had in
mind. He stated that there were two problems,
being street and drainage on both pieces of
property. Mr. Lucas stated that he only asked for
cooperation from l/[r. Johnston and r~Tr. Bozeman, and
would work with them in every way. The availability
of gas and sewage services was asked by T~lr. Scoggins.
It was pointed out that the availability of these
services was not the business of this commission,
however, if this project were to materialize,
utili ti tes would of necessity be provided. T/Iotion
of denial was made by Mr. ~rawford, seconded by Mr.
Pyron. Motion carried by 3-0.
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PZ 69-25 Itequest of h~r. Cecil Johnston and l:~ir. J. A. Bozeman
to rezone 29.484 acres out of the Napper Addition
from its present classification of "1F-12 One
Family Dwelling' to a proposed classification of
'tT~Iul tiple Family Dwelling". Chairman, l'ilr. Ray
Porter asked if anyone was present to represent
this zoning case. No one came forward and of
necessity motion of denial was made by Mr. Pyron,
seconded by fur. Crawford. Motion carried 3-0.
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PZ 69-26 Request of I;'Ir. lilan I-ìamm to rezone 32.4 acres out
of the W. W. Wallace Survey from its present
classification of "Agriculture" and "Industrial"
to a proposed classification of "Special Useff.
J.'Ir. Hamm came forward to present his case to the
members of the board. His request was for a mobile
home park. He stated there was a great demand for
this type home. This would consist of recreational
facilities, patios, landscaping, parking area,
front yards, and larger lot size than required by
the zoning ordinance. 1rJith inflation cost so great
to build, this would help persons wanting to buy
in many ways. This would be approved by F.R.A. and
they will carry a 40-year loan. All utilities will
be underground. The private streets would be main-
tained by the owners. Due to the location of the
property, it would be the best and highest use.
Mr. Joe Barnett came forward stating he was in
agreement with the request of this type zoning due
to the industrial area surrounding the property
requested to be rezoned. IvIr. Barnett stated he
requested industrial for his property, and there
was a possibility that he may at a later date
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PS 69-7
OLD BUSINESS
ADJ OURNIHENT
Secretary, John Sprott, Jr.
apply for similar zoning. Motion of approval
was made by Mr. Crawford, seconded by Mr.
Porter. Motion carried 2-1 with Mr. Pyron
voting against.
Request of Hichland Enterprises, Inc. to review
preliminary plat of drainage for Holiday North
Addi tion. ~lr. Alan Hamm came forward to present
the plat to the members of the commission. Chair-
man, }vlr. Ray Porter read the Ie tter of approval
from the City Engineers. Members reviewed the
plat. Ivlotion of approval was made by I~lr. Crawford,
seconded by kr. Pyron. Motion carried 3-0.
Request of Hichland Enterprises, Inc. to review
part of the final plat of Holiday North Addition.
~ir. Alan Hamm came forward to present the plat to
the commission. After review of the plat motion
of approval was made by Mr. Crawford, seconded by
Mr. Pyron. Motion carried 3-0.
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Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Crawford, seconded
by Mr. Pyron. Motion carried 3-0. Meeting adjourned
9:30 P.M. August 28, 1969.
Chairman, Ray Porter