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MINUTES OF THE MEETING
OF' THE ZONING COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF NORTH
HICHLAND HILLS, HELD AT~
THE CITY HALL, 4101 MORGAN
CIRCLE, 7:)0 P.M. MARCH
JO, 1965, A.D.
ROLL CALL
Those present: Alan Hamm, Clarence Pyron and Ray E. Porter.
Secretary of the Zoning Commission, C.W. Adcock and City
Secretary.
ELECTION OF A CHAlRMAN
Mr. Clarence Pyron made a motion seconded by Mr. Alan
Hamm that Mr. Ray E. Porter be elected Chairman. The
motion passed unanimously.
SMITHFIELD A'DDITION·J
Mr. Porter read the legal notice published in the Dally
News Texan. The notice stated: Lots 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,
11, 13 and 15 block J, Smithfield Addition are presently
zoned: Class A residential. A request has been made by Mr.
Sherley Berry that these lots be zoned industrial.
The following persons opposed the zoning: Mr. Joe Warren
lot 12 opposed on the grounds that any industrial estab-
lishment might be2too noisy. Mr. John Elledge, lot 10
had the same feeling as Mr. Warren. Mr. Pyron made a
motion seconded by Mr. Hamm that the property be rezoned
to industrial, with the recommendation to the Council
that a fence be constructed around the industrial area.
It was also pointed out to the property owners that
a City Ordinance prohibited loud noises from any
establishment.
WEA VER TRACT IN THE W. W. WALLA,CE SURVEY, ABSTRACT 16ð6
Mr. Ray Porter read the legal notice which stated: A
hearing will be held to determine the request of Mr.
John W. Weaver that a 20 acre tract out of the W.W.
Wallace Survey, bounded on the North by Shauna Drive
on the South by Victoria, on the east by Georgia,
Oliver and Riviera and on the west by Rufe Snow Drive.,
be rezoned from it's present classification of Class A
residential to a proposed classification of Class C
residential. The request was not heard because some of
the property owners within 200' were not notified.
Ray E. Porter, Chari man
C.w. Adcock, Secretary