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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPZ 1998-12-17 Agendas Agenda Planning and Zoning Commission City of North Richland Hills, Texas December 17, 1998 City Council Chambers 7:00 p.m. 7301 NE Loop 820 Orientation Session – 6:15 p.m. Pre-Council 1. Discussion / Feedback regarding Informational Memos 2. Discussion of Agenda Items Regular Meeting - 7:00 p.m. NUMBER ITEM SUMMARY ACTION TAKEN 1. Call to Order 2. Roll Call 3. Consideration of the Minutes from the December 10, 1998 Meeting 4. PS 98-53 Consider Request of Trademark Acquisition & Development, Inc., for a Preliminary Plat to be known as Lots 1 – 3, Block 1, Northeast Crossing Addition. (Located in the Northwest Corner of Grapevine Highway & Precinct Line Road) 5. PS 98-54 Consider Request of Sam’s Wholesale Club for a Preliminary Plat to be known as Lots 2R – 6, Block 6, Tapp Addition. (Located in the Northeast Corner of Industrial Parkway & NE Loop 820) NUMBER ITEM SUMMARY ACTION TAKEN 6. PZ 98-40 Public Hearing to Consider the Request of Mr. Bill Gietema of Arcadia Realty Group for a Change of Zoning from I1- Industrial, C1-Commercial, I2-Industrial & R7-Multi-family to Town Center District on approximately 280 acres in the C. Walker Survey, A-1652 & 1653; T. K. Martin Survey, A- 1055; and the J. Barlough Survey, A-130. Ordinance No. 2360 7. PZ 98-55 Public Hearing to Consider the Request of Marshall Merritt for a Special Use to allow a Car Wash and Gasoline Sales at a Proposed Convenience Store on Lot 5, Block 1, Walker Branch Addition. (Located on the Northwest Corner of Grapevine Highway & Harwood Road) Ordinance No. 2361 8. Staff Report 9. Citizens Comments 10. Adjournment CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION COVER SHEET December 17, 1998 PS 98-53 Consider the Request of Trademark Acquisition & Development, Inc., for a Preliminary Plat to be known as Lots 1 – 3, Block 1, Northeast Crossing Addition. (Located in the Northwest Corner of Grapevine Highway & Precinct Line Road) Mr. Terry Montesi of Trademark Corp. is developing a strip center at the corner of Grapevine Highway and Precinct Line Rd. The property contains approximately 38 acres and is zoned C2-Commercial. The issues associated with this preliminary plat are as follows: 1. ROW: The applicant has been advised that ROW dedication for the final plat must be in accordance with the Master Thoroughfare Plan. The revisions to the Master Thoroughfare Plan regarding the Town Center has been heard and approved by the P&Z and will be considered by the Council on December 21. If the Master Thoroughfare Plan is not revised in accordance to the Town Center, dedication of ROW will match the current Master Thoroughfare Plan. 2. Street Improvements: The applicant has been advised of the street improvements to Cardinal Lane. These improvements will either take place according to the Town Center Standards if they are approved by the City Council or, they will meet the current City criteria. 3. Drainage Study: The applicant has been advised that a drainage study is required in conjunction with the final plat. 4. Driveway Spacing: The applicant has been advised of the NRH spacing requirements. The applicant is proposing 1 cut along Grapevine Highway and 3 cuts along Precinct Line. Please see the attached exhibit for an illustration. 5. Sidewalks: The applicant has been advised of the sidewalk requirement adjacent to all public streets. The applicant has requested a waiver for sidewalks adjacent to Grapevine and Precinct Line Road. 6. Street Lights: The applicant has been advised of the street light requirements. All other engineering comments have been addressed RECOMMENDATION: To approve PS 98-53 subject to the installation of sidewalks adjacent to all public streets and subject to engineer’s comments. PUBLIC ACTION SCHEDULE: ________________________ P&Z: 12.17.98 Christopher D. Baker CC: N/A Planner CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION COVER SHEET December 17, 1998 PS 98-54 Consider the Request of Sam’s Wholesale, Inc., for a Preliminary Plat to be known as Lots 2R – 6, Block 6, Tapp Addition. (Located on the Northeast Corner of Industrial Parkway & NE Loop 820) Don Craig of Adams Engineering is representing Sam’s Wholesale in this platting case containing approximately 19.5 acres at the northeast corner of Industrial and 820. This property is currently zoned C2-Commercial. The issues associated with this preliminary plat are as follows: 1. Industrial Park Blvd: This development will be relocating Industrial Park Blvd to the west in order to acquire additional property needed for the development. The applicant has been advised that all relocation expenses shall be borne by the developer. All street improvement/reconstruction plans shall be submitted to the Public Works Department for review and approval. 2. Drainage: The applicant has been advised that a drainage study will be required in conjunction with the final plat submittal. 3. Water: This property is proposing to connect to water service that will be servicing the future expansion of Wal-Mart. The water main that will be servicing Wal-Mart must be under construction before any of the mains for Sam’s can be started. 4. Offsite Easements: There may need to be offsite easement agreements in conjunction with the final plat. The applicant has been advised that all offsite easements must be forwarded to Public Works for filing with the approved final plat. 5. Driveway Spacing: The applicant has been advised that plans indicating driveway spacing is required. The applicant has also been advised that TXDOT permit will be required for the access to the 820 frontage road. 6. Sidewalks: The applicant has been advised that sidewalks are required adjacent to all public streets and has agreed to this requirement. 7. Streetlights: The applicant has been advised of the streetlight requirement and has agreed. RECOMMENDATION: To approve PS 98-54 subject to engineer’s comments. ______________________________ PUBLIC ACTION SCHEDULE: Christopher D. Baker P&Z: 12/17/98 Planner CC: N/A CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION COVER SHEET December 17, 1998 PZ 98-40 Public Hearing to Consider the Request of Bill Gietema of Arcadia Realty Group for a Change of Zoning from I1-Industrial, C1-Commercial, I2-Industrial & R7-Multi-family to Town Center District on approximately 280 acres in the C. Walker Surveys, A-1652 & 1653; T. K. Martin Survey, A-1055; and the J. Barlough Survey, A-130. Ordinance No. 2360 The City of NRH has received an application for the Town Center Zoning District that was recently considered and approved by the P&Z. This property contains approximately 280 acres and is bounded by Davis Boulevard, Mid-Cities Boulevard, Grapevine Highway & Precinct Line Road. This property is currently zoned a mixture of commercial, industrial and multi-family. The developer has provided a spiral bound information booklet titled “North Richland Hills Town Center”. Please refer to this document regarding the specifics of the development. The Regulating Plan figure 1A, the Town Center Core Parking Count page 14, and the Street Types map on page 15 are the important sources of information for this zoning case. Remaining information in the document has been addressed in the creation of the Town Center Zoning District that was approved by the Commission on 12.10.98. Attached please find a copy of the regulating plan for the proposed Town Center (Exhibit A). It indicates 4 subzones; 1) Neighborhood Edge, 2) Neighborhood General, 3) Neighborhood Center, and 4) Commercial Core. A brief description of these subzones follows: Neighborhood Edge: The most pure residential zoning district. Uses permitted are residential uses and restricted other uses in the ancillary building. Neighborhood General: Primarily residential but allows for mixed uses. It carefully creates, controls and allows a mixed-use environment. Neighborhood Center: The social center of the neighborhood. It is at the center of the neighborhood and encourages mixed use. Commercial Core: The densest portion of the Town Center. It encourages commercial development with retail at grade. Uses are arranged vertically. A strong sense of urbanity is created by strict delineation of frontages and public space. As indicated above, the project totals approximately 280 acres. Realistically the property will develop in a phased sequence. Information from the developer indicates a 10-year build out. The applicant/ developer will discuss proposed phasing at the meeting. The applicant is proposing to utilize shared parking agreements for the site. Information regarding the location of the shared parking agreements is attached as Exhibit B. The shared parking regulations are included in the TND District Ordinance that was passed by the Commission on 12.10.98. Review of parking for a use in the development will take place at the building permit stage. The developer will be required to provide parking in accordance with the TND Ordinance. The applicant is proposing to use materials that are permitted in the TND Ordinance passed by the Commission on 12.10.98. This includes stucco, hardiplank, and clapboard. These materials, according to the amended masonry definition, are specifically prohibited in the City of NRH. The applicant will be presenting information relative to proposed building materials and architectural standards during the meeting. The proposed street patterns for the development are attached as Exhibit C. The street type illustration indicates the ROW and pavement widths for each of the proposed streets. The NRH Fire and Police Departments have been included in the review of the Plan and were included in the design workshop. All input from emergency services has been taken and applied to the development. All property owners within 200’ of this zoning change application have been notified. Staff has received a letter of support from the Homeowners’ Association of Spring Oaks. This letter is attached for your review. This request is in conformance with the Comprehensive Plan as amended by the Commission on 12.10.98. RECOMMENDATION: To Approve PZ 98-40 and Ordinance No. 2360 subject to adhering to the shared parking regulations of the TND Ordinance, the establishment of a Homeowner’s Association, and the creation of a Village Architect and Architecture Review Committee. ______________________________ Christopher D. Baker Planner PUBLIC ACTION SCHEDULE: P&Z: 12/17/98 CC: 1/11/98 CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION COVER SHEET December 17, 1998 PZ 98-55 Public Hearing to Consider the Request of Marshall Merritt for a Special Use Permit to allow a Car Wash and Gasoline Sales at a Proposed Convenience Store on Lot 5, Block 1, Walker Branch Addition. (Located on the Northwest Corner of Grapevine Highway & Harwood Road) Ordinance No. 2361 Mr. Merritt is the applicant in this Special Use Permit request for a convenience store with gas sales, car wash, and a fast food restaurant. The property is currently zoned C1-Commercial. The attached zoning exhibit provides additional information on surrounding zoning. The car wash triggers a special use permit for the development according to the Zoning Ordinance. Following are the issues associated with this request: 1. Hours of Operation: This development is proposed to be open on a 24-hour basis. 2. Activities or Uses Permitted: Uses permitted shall be convenience store, gasoline sales, car wash and a fast food restaurant. Other incidental uses may be permitted in the future. 3. Landscaping: The site exceeds the 15% total lot area landscaping required. The site plan however does not indicate a total or landscaping tabulations that indicate conformance with the new landscape ordinance. It appears from the site plan that the development meets the intent; however, without the landscaping table, it is impossible to determine exact conformance or non- conformance. 4. Sidewalks: The applicant is providing sidewalks adjacent to public streets, as required. 5. Signage: The applicant is proposing 2 signs for the property. The first being a monument sign on Harwood Road totaling 118 square feet. The second is a pole sign that conforms to the square footage and height requirements. The applicant has been advised that the pole sign must have 2 supports and these supports shall be constructed of the same material as the exterior of the building. 6. Lighting: The applicant is proposing 18’ metal light poles around the property and 250 watt lights on the building itself. 7. Exterior Construction Materials: The applicant has been advised that commercial construction shall consist of brick, rock, stone or finished tilt wall. The applicant is proposing to use split face stone. The applicant will be providing a sample of this material at the meeting. 8. Dumpster: The applicant has been advised that dumpsters visible from public ROW shall be screened with a masonry screening wall that matches the masonry of the structure. All property owners within 200’ have been notified. To date one letter of support has been received from Taco Bell, which is attached. No adverse comments have been received. This request is in conformance with the currently adopted Comprehensive Land Use Plan for the City of NRH. RECOMMENDATION: To approve PZ 98-55 and Ordinance No. 2361 subject to meeting Ordinance No. 2340 & Ordinance No. 2341 (new landscaping & sign regulations) and adhering to the new masonry requirements approved by the P&Z on December 10, 1998. _____________________ Christopher D. Baker Planner PUBLIC ACTION SCHEDULE: P&Z 12.17.98 CC 1.11.98