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Home My WebLink AboutMisc.AGENDA ITEM CO~ERSHEET ~c`" STAFF REPORT Case No.: $~-T44: APPlicant: W.D. Fitch Request; Change zoni ng cn 4 tracts in the S~uthwaod Valley Section 26 Subdivi sion ~s follows; ~.. . {1}. rezone .95 ac res fxom R-4 to R-I in tie Southwood Forest Subd ivision ~~} rezone vacant unplatted .l4 acres from R-=I to R-4 ~3} rezone vacant unplstted .38 acres from C_N to R-4 ~A 1 rd~nr~n ~~~~~n~ ~,nr~1 fl~•~orl "~~1 flnroc frnm A-d: •n f!--AT Notifica ion: Leal Notice Publicatian(s} : 3-22-89 Pg•Z / 4,-12-89 C. C. Advertised Commission Hea~rin~ Dates} 4-8-89 Advertised Council H:earin~ Dates: 4-2'l-$~ - Number` of Notices Mailed t-a Property Owner's Within 200 J : 12 Response Received: None. as of 3-28..89 Staff Comments: . Changes are requested to align zanin~ boundaries with existing and proposed development. Proposed changes are in compliance - with the land use plan-and existin`~ and `proposed de~~elopment. - The requested change for tract 4 is to achieve the appropriate depth required far a C-N 'tract of aver 1 acre. without this -change the app icant would have to request a variance from the Zonin.~ Board of Adjustment. C-N z`ann~ was established at this location in 19$6 except for this `tract 4 which gas to be a "buffer strip" between the C-N area and the residential :uses across Ria Grande. The applicant has indicated hisintent through the us'e of an easement and deed restrictions to maintain this "buffer strip". Proposed change is in compliance with development policies relative to the location of C--N zoning and toff sees na problem with he request. P&Z ACTION: Qn 4-6=-89 P&Z voted unanimously ~6-a} to recommend approval of the request. P&Z MINUTES. AGENDA ITEM'N0. 4: 89-104: A public hearing on the question of rezoning 4 ma l tracts or areas of land in the Southwood Valley Section Zfi subdivision, generally bounded ~n the north by the Southwood Forest subdivision, on the-west b~' the wes~tchester• Place subdivision and the Bgiscopal Church, an the outh by Rack Prairie Road and on the east by Rio Grande Boulevard. The request is to rezone 0.95 acres from_ R-4 Apartments-Low Density to R-1 Single Fa~ilyResidential; 0.14 acres from R--1 Sin~l~; Family Resdentia to R-4 Apartments Low Dens'itp; 0.38?-acres from C-N Neighborhood Business to R-4 Apartments Law Density; aid, 0.32 acres frog R-4Apartments Low Density `to C-H Neighborhood Business. Applicant is-w. D. Fitch. Mr. Moore arrived. -Mrs. Fee made a slide presentation of the subject area and gave he staff report simuitaneflusly. She described _the physical features of each of the small tracts,: reported on area Zoning and uses,:and informed the Commission that the entire area is reflected as lo~,r density residential on the adopted Land Use Plan. She explained that the~chan~es are being requested to align zoning boundaries with existing and proposed development, and that the proposed changes are in: compliance with bath the land use.glan and existing and proposed development. She expanded theexp anation of the R-4 to C=N part of the request, by ~tatin~ that the change will ~ive'the existing C-N tract the required depth for a C-N tract over 1 -.acre in size, and without this change, the applicant would have'to request a variance to at depth before the Zoning Board of Adjustment.. She added that this particular _~ ~~ C.ty Council- Regular ..Meeting Page 2 Thursday,. April 27, 1989 Agenda Item No. 4 - Si ning of a proclamation relating to the Sister-City relationship with the City of Welling on New Zealand. PARD Director Steve Beachy accepted the proclamation signed and -read by Mayor. Ringer. He stated that the Director of Parks and Recreation from Wellington, New Zealand will be visiting tree City on May 18th. Agenda ..Item No. 5 -Signing of a proclamation designating Niay lOL 1989- as ~~Teachers Appreciation Day~~. A representative from-the Chamber of Commerce accepted the proclamation. Agenda Item No. `6 -Presentation of Appreciation Certificates to the Pola Club Apartments and the Wings N~ Things Restaurant, from the City of College Station and the CoYlege Station Communi~ Appearance Committee.,: Community Appearance Committee Chairman Marci Rodgers and Mayor Ringer pre ented a;Certificate of Appreciation to: Mr. Al Lehtonen, owner of the Polo Club Apartments. Also a Certificate of Appreciation was awarded Mr. and Mrs. ,Mark Dennard, owners of Wings N'Thngs Restaurant, who were unable to a tend the meeting. Agenda :Item Nc~. 7 - A public hearing to consider the rezoning of 4 tracts of land located in the Southwood valley Section 26 subdivision as follows. 89-104 (tract 1} rezone: .95 acres from R-4 to R-1 in t e Southwood Forest Subdivision. (tract 2} rezone vacant unp atted .14 acres from R-1 to R-4. (tract 3} rezone vacant unplatted .38 acres from C-N to R--4. (tract 4) rezone vacant unplatted .32 acres from R-4 to C-N. Applicant: W.D. Fitch X89-104 : zoning Official Kee explained this item. She stated that the zoning in the area generally consists of R-1 single family. There is also vacant R-4 zoning which is the location of a proposed retirement facility. She presented slides showing different views of the site. Ms. Kee stated that.. she received a s atement in opposition to this rezoning, from the, property owner who lives across from tract 4. 007259 pity Council Regular Meeting - Page 3 Thursday, April 27 1989 Mayor Ringer opened the pub is hearing. Mr. Bill Fitch, owner of the praperty, addressed the Council. He explained reasons for requesting rezoninq'of these tracts. Mayor Ringer closed the 'public hearing. agenda Item No. 8 -Consideration of an ordinance rezoning the: above property. Councilman Birdwell moved approval of ordinance No. 1807 rezoning 4 tracts of land in the Southwood Valley Section 2~. Councilman S~hneider_seconded the motion, which carried unanimously- 6°'0. Agenda Item No. 9 - A public hearinq~ onsider reZOnnq a 16.44 aore tract of land located along `the north side of Deacon approximately 8:00 west of Welsh and 1100 east of Wellborl~ from R-4 Low Density Apartmen s to R-1 Single Family Residential X89- 103 . Ms. Kee described the subject tract area zoning and land use. She presented slides showing the tract and the adjacent properties. The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended the rezoning of this tract. Mayor Ringer opened the pub is hearing. Mr. Fitch explained that he has requested rezoning because-in the case that th property. is transferred to another party, he wanted to be ure that the tract would be for single faml~i residences on y Mayor Ringer closed the pub is hearing: Agenda-Item No. 10 - Consideration of an ordinance rezoning the above property. Councilman Brown moved approval of Ordinance No. 1848 rezoning the 16.44 acre tract Qf land located along the north side of Deacon from R-4 Low Density Apartments to R-1 Single Family Residential. Councilman Haddox seconded the motion which carried unanimously, 6-0. 007260 CJE ORR, INC. .Surveyors & Engineers Office Phone 690-3378 • Rt. 3, Box 413 COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS 77840 89- ~a~ R4 Zone to CN Zane - Corne of Rio Grande ar~d Rock Prairie Road. Crawford Burnett League College Station, Texas 10 February 19:89 ~n tract or arcel of land lying and being s~.tuated All that certaa. p in the Crawford Burnett League. in College Sta ion, Brazos County, Texas, being a part of that 51.74 acre tract conveyed to W.D. ' ecorded in Volume 1:.040, Page 240 of the Official Fitch by deed r Records of Brazos County, Texas, and being more particularly ...described as follows: ' southwest line of Rio Grande, Boulevard, S 48° Beginning in the 56' 00" E ~- .1439.57 feet from the most westerly corner of .South- . -`e section 3-C addition to the City of College Station, wood Terrac .Texas accordin to plat ~f record in volume 523 Page_ 431 of the ~` " .Deed Records ~of Brazas County Texan. ° 56' 00" ~E - 35.-2.8 feet along the southwes~t~ l~.l~e of Thence S 48 Rio Grande Boulevard to the beginning of a curve to the night ~R-565'x; alon the `arc of said .curve through a central angle. of 10° Thence g 53' 41" to the end of said ~curvc,• 38°. 02' 59" E - 33.6? feet continuing along the south- Thence S west line ~ of Rio.Grande Boulevard to the beginning of a curve to the right ~R=25`}; e alon the` arc of said curve through a central .angle of 90° Thenc g to the :end of ~ said .curve in the northwest line of :Rock Prairie,, Road; e S 51 ° ~ 57 ~ 01" W - 31.25 feet along the.. northwest line of .Thenc :Rock Prairie R~oed Thence N 4r8 ° ~.1' 30" W - 203.18 feet through the said W. D . Fitch . tract to the most westerly corner of this bract; Thence N 51° 57' 01" E - 75.20 feet continuing through the said W.D. Fitchtract to the Paint of Beginning and containing 0.32 acres of land. more or less. ~.. EXHIBIT 1 case number 89-104` water: water supply provided by a 30" wa erline along the south side of Rock Prairie Road . Pressure and flow adequate from this line. for this rezone .Sewer: Sanitary sewer provided by an 8" line between ract C and. tract D in the utility and drainage easement . Capacity in this line is sof f'icent for rezone . Street Capacity; Tracts border on Rio Grande and Rock Prairie Road. Both streets have the capacity to serve the development. Access: Tract 1 -access through lots 71 - 76 - Tract 2 -access through ex ting R4 -zone on Rock,. Prairie Road Tract 3 -access along Rio Grande with Tract E Tract. 4 -access for Tract 4 `along Rock Prairie Road through Tract A _, +~ , .a I ,.t All access must comply _wth the Cit~r of ..College Station ~., ~. . g and Driveway Design... Access Mana ement ..y II Draina e: All runoff must be accommodated according to the City g of College Station Drainage Policy and Design Standards. i i Floodplain: N/A i i 'I l ,~