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April 3, 1998
F. M. Young
Young Contractors Inc.
via facsimile @ (254) 752-2305
re: Zoning Ordinance provisions for temporary construction
related facilities.
Dear Mr. Young:
In response to your question regarding a portable concrete batch plat for the Universal Computer
Systems project and your construction in Pebble Creek Subdivision, Sec. 8.14 of the College Station
Zoning Ordinances allows temporary buildings and equipment for uses incidental to construction on
premises. Such temporary buildings and equipment shall not be located in the public street and shall be
moved on the completion or abandonment of construction.
We would consider the Pebble Creek Subdivision and the adjacent Business Center the "premise" for the
purpose of multiple construction projects. A batch plant permitted under Sec. 8.14 could not be used for
general wholesale, retail or other sales of materials that were not used within the Business Center or
Pebble Creek.
I understand that you would like to also use this plant for general wholesale, retail or other sales of
materials that were not used for your construction projects within the Business Center or Pebble Creek.
This can not be allowed under the provisions of Sec. 8.14 of the ordinance. In order to do so you must
obtain the appropriate zoning and development permits or place the plant outside of the City of College
Station. Additionally, I understand that you will seek disannexation of a portion of your property along
the southern side of Pebble Creek to allow you to use property you currently own to use the temporary
batch plant outside of the City. While we will assist you in filing a disannexation request, please be
advised that disannexation can only be granted by the City Council. If Council does not disannex the
proposed temporary plant site, use of the plant would be limited by zoning restrictions to your
construction areas described above.
Other alternatives for establishing a concrete batch plant facility include obtaining the appropriate
industrial zoning classification and developing the plant site in accordance with City codes.
\ I hope this response addresses your questions. If not, please do not hesitate to contact me for additional
information.
Sincerely,
Jim Callaway
Development Services Director
January 7, 1998
R. L. Smith
Transit Mix Concrete and Materials Company
PO Box 991
Bryan, Texas 77806
via facsimile @ 778-5503 and regular mail
re: Zoning Ordinance provisions for temporary
construction related facilities.
Dear Mr. Smith:
In response to your question regarding a portable concrete bat~h plat for the Universal Computer
Systems project, Sec. 8.14 of the College Station Zoning Ordinances allows temporary buildings
and equipment for uses incidental to construction on premises. Such temporary buildings and
equipment shall not be. located in the public street and shall be moved on the completion or
abandonment of construction.
We would consider the Business Center the "premise" for the purpose of multiple construction
projects. A batch plant permitted under Sec. 8.14 could not be used for general retail or other
sales of materials that were not used within the Business Center.
I have forwarded your inquiry regarding possible sites for your portable plant off of the UCS tract
to Elrey Ash, Director of Economic and Community Development.
I hope this response addresses all of your questions. Ifnot, please do not hesitate to contact me
for additional information.
Sincerely,
Jim Callaway
Development Services Director
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cc: Elrey Ash, Director of Economic and Community Development
~~.~~.. CITY OF COLLEGE STATION
SI ~ ENGINEERING DIVISION
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College Station, Texas 77842-0960
{409) 764-3570
January 9, 1995
Young Contractors, Inc.
P.O. Box 674
Bryan, TX 77806
Attn: A.P. Boyd
Re: Pebble Creek Concrete Batch Plant
Water Line Easement
Dear Mr. Boyd,
As you recall,. in order to gain approval for the operation of your concrete batch plant near the
Pebble Creek Development, a fire hydrant was installed from the line in Marsh Drive.
Unfortunately, the City still has not received the signed copies of the easement documents for this
fire hydrant line as required by the Public Utilities Department.
Please locate these easements, obtain the necessary signatures and return them to the City for
filing as <soon as possible.
J ;r;-~~
Brett McCully
Project Engineer
cc: Kent Laza, City Engineer
Roxanne N emcik, Senior Assistant City Attorney