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7 C-N to C-3
8/25/87
P & Z min. from Tenneco App.
C-N to C-3
9/17/87
City Council Min. from Tenneco App.
Approving C-N to C-3
10/14/87
Tenneco App.
A-P to C-N
7/12/85
P & Z min.: from Tenneco App.
A-P to C-N
8/1/85
Council Min from Tenneco App.
Approving A-P to C-N
8/22/85
Tune-Up Plus App.
P & Z min., City Council min.
C-N to C-3 6/19 to 8/13/87
James Jett & Roy Hann App., P&Z, Council
Entire Lot 2 R-6 to A-P
10/17 & 10/28/82
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permitted in the C-l district.
The lot adjacent to the west was rezoned G-3 by the Council
on August 13, 1987.
Staff finds no objections to C-3 zoning at this location.
The C-3 zoning district was identified as an alternative to
C-N when the current zoning was established in 1985.
P&Z RESULTS: On 9-17-87 the P&Z voted unanimously (7-0) to r
recommend approval of this request.
P&Z MINUTES MEETING OF 9-17-87:
AG$NDA ITEM N0. 3: 87-106: A public hearing on the question of
rezoning Lot 2B Block 2 Courtyard Apartffients subdivision from C-N
Neighborhood Business to C-3 Planned Commercial. Applicant is
Tenneco Retail Service Co.
Mr. Callaway identified the subject site, existing area land uses and zoning, and
described the physical features of the tract. He stated that although the area is
reflected as high density residential on the land use plan, it has continued to
develop commercially.
Mr. Callaway stated that staff has determined that this. request does not provide for
a substantial change in zoning intensity,. and the requested zoning is compatible with
adjacent zoning districts and uses. He explained that the C-3 district is designed
to provide locations for commercial sites that are too. small for the range of uses
permitted in the C-1 district, and in fact, C-3 was identified as an alternative to
the C-N district when that zoning was requested/established in 1985.
He informed,. the Commission that staff_finds_.no objections to this request, and that
the adjacent lot to the. west was rezoned~rt~~~~3 by the Council on August 13, 1987.
Zoning history on the tract was discussed with Mr. Callaway informing the Commission
that the tract was originally zoned R-6, then A-P, then C-N in 1985. Mr. Dresser
asked Mr. Callaway if he would describe .the business at this location as a low
traffic generator and Mr. Callaway said he would be unable to describe it that way.
The public hearing was opened. Herman Gibson of the Tenneco Retail Service Company
came forward and stated that the primary purpose of this request is to enable the
company to have a freestanding sign, but went on to state that he believes there
would be side benefits to that sign in that Tenneco plans to build more stores in the
area, and additional advertising through signage will increase sales, therefore,
increase sales taxes received.
Mr. Brochu asked if Tenneco had requested the C-N zoning on this lot in 198b and he
replied it had not, and had only purchased. the lot in early 1986.
No one else spoke. The public hearing was closed.
Mr. Brochu asked Mr. Dresser if this would exemplify the "domino" theory and Mr.
.Dresser replied that it definitely would. Mr. Dresser went on to state that this
request is being done in lieu of changing the ordinance, and although he is not
opposing this request since the adjacent lot was very recently rezoned to C-3 for the
same reason, he wanted to point out that he does not think the uses permitted in C-3
districts adequately cover the uses of this store. _
Mr. Brochu disagreed .with Mr. Dresser's opinion regarding uses in C-3 districts,
adding that C-3 uses include retail sales and service, and that is actually what this
store is.
Mr. Wendler made a motion to approve this request. Mrs. Sawtelle seconded the motion
which carried unanimously (7-0).
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Staff Report Case No. 87-106 page 3
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oun i1m~n. ~ado~ rep~art.eci that the Gcaa~zaunity .Appearance Cam~nit-
~tee Iaas m:atie cr~nsderak~3~ pragr~s ~n the Adc~~+~--A-street Prt~gram.
Councilman eY~haney stated that the stop signs Incated along
ss~uthw~:st arkwa, and ga~tacs~T~ax°ly at La.ngfc~rd,~5c~!~thwest Fark~vay
are. hard: ~+~ dentif~r a~ n~.ght. Staff replied that they wi31 laolc
into this prab3:ea~.
Mayer 1~iaiger ~ceporte~ that Mayer- Pro-tem Pat: ~c~ughton wain aet as
the ea,t° s re~~esen'ta~~e at the 1~etrespcslitan I'iann~:ng ~3r°ganaza-
tic~n meeting ~ Thursday, t?ct+~ber 17th..
l~aya~r R~.s~e~ asked the ~c~unilmeb+~rs tca etaeck ths~r calendars
f~tar a ter~tats.e ~C+cunci ~'leeting;r T~d,taesday„ Nc~vernher 18t}Zf tc~ be
held caa~ly if r~ecessax~*. He pdint~e c+ut t.t~at the faurt~h Thursday
in ~Tc~v+ember wcaul.d ~e Thanksgi~ring T]ay
,~~tencia l teas ~I~a ® 3 - ~ i ~ ~ianac~er ~ ~ancerns ,
Assistant pity Manager .+~~-and annc~~~ncea~ that, the +~ity~ ~.`~nplcslre_es~'
Picnic w11 be held can: rzday~ t~~tober 7:6~ I9'87.
I3e mentioned that. i3eloitte Hasi~as & Se~.ls have ;completed their
wva~rk and a foul presentati®n will be schedulee3 £~sr the first
i~etnc~ in fi~avemlber
Ane~~nc3a Item . ~To. ~ - A~t~rrt~w~al Qf the aninutes caf the P.egular
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Lot 8 Blr~dk 2 ~aaurt~are~ Apartments S~bd~v~:si.on fr+can C-C+7 i3ei.gh-
bc~rh:crsd Business +t+m C-3 Planned Ce~a3tFtiera c~ ~.a1. {A1a~I.lcants TenneCC]
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Z~rning o£fi.czal Jane Kee presented' the item, She. stated that.
tl~~.s tract is ref~.e+cted en the land uae glare as `kaigh ciensaty
residential. ~c~ne changes have occurred allowing eomutercal de-
~elci~sment ire the area ~ The staff anti P:~anrenc~ arzd ~c~rairec~ Cast-
mission haue no cah,~ectons- to C-3 zoning at this 1c~cati:vn.
Ccattnclman axdher asked if there a~ a difference in the sign re-
~taremer,ts in each zcaninc~ district. Ms, fee explained that the
C-~I ~c~n~.ng district allaws~ nc~ freestanding or dcitached sl.grts and.
the ~'-~ zcsning district allows freestanding ~igr~s,
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Z~a~an+~ ~3ffical I€ee xpLaineci than tl~e Planning and Zoning C+~rra-
miesa granted a ~csrsdite~na'1 use permit tc~ Pe-ace Lutheran.
Chinch fir arr e;pansic~n prc~~ect. ter. Cleea~t, 11ca ~w~s and re-°
~a ~. a drxglex ac~j,a~ent t+~ the ehureh pr~apert~. has appealed
ire ohj~ctica~s tc~ a prc~pQ~ec~ rc~ e~f parking -tv be glared alongside
trie ntrnee drive tcx the h~ar~h. i~rs. I~ee noted that the P3.ar~-
Wing anti Zoning C~ammfs.eic~n re~pr~nded ko 1Hr. Clement's ce+neern and
.i~pc~sed a e~~id -~aot screening, fence along tie proper~t~r l~.ne
hetweea~ the +church and the.. dup~~x.
ag~c~r tiger vpe~aed t+~ public he~~'~-ng.
1~r,- Michael. CYeanen~-, cif ~24~ Airline, s~.~teci` him reason fir the
app~:al anci ~~plaanee~ that ~n his c,pir~ia~n the eh~ar~:h l~sas ample
parking: axes in tie rear.. He pontec~ Out that the sate plan
.shows pa~~cin spaces placed in a pt~sitcan that: will allow the
lights of the vehzcles tc~ face hip he~rne .
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MINUTES
.CITY OF COLLEGE STATTON;.TEXAS..
P arming and Zoning Commission
August 1, 1985
7:.00 P.M.
Chairman Kaiser, Members-Stallings, Brochu,
MacGilvray, Wendler & Paulson
'Member Dresser
Assistant Director of Planning Callaway, City
E:?gineer Pullen, Assistant City Attorney Clar,
Planning Technician Volk', and Director of
Plannng'Mayo who arrived at`approximately 8:30 p.m.
MEMBERS PRESENT:
MEMBERS ABSENT:
STAFF PRESENT:"
AGBNDA ITEM NO. 1: Approval of Minutes - meeting of July 18,
1985.
Mr..MacGilvray made a moton'to approve the minutes as presented. Mr. Brochu
seconded the motion which carried by a vote of 5-1 (Kaiser abstained).
AG$NDA ITBM N0. 2: Hear visitors.
No one spoke.
AGENDA ITEM NO. 3: 85-116: A_public'hearing on the goes-tion of
rezoning Lot 2R Courtyard Apartments-subdivision located an`S.H.30
approximately 224 feet wrest of the intersection of Stallings Drive
and S.H. 30 from A-P Administrative-Professional to C-N ,
~ Neighborhood Business. Applicant is Texana Joint Venture:`-
Mr. Callaway located the lot, explained area zoning and referred tosize
restrictions of C-N zones, adding that although staff has no objections to C-N
zoning on this. particular tract, this lot' is over one acre in size, and as such
would be required to have a minimum Iot depth of 250 feet. He pointed out that
this lot does not have the required depth, therefore, staff cannot recommend that
a C-N district be es ablished which does not meet the depth..requirements of the C-N
~ zoning districts, but would recommend a reduction in the size of this lot to one
.acre. or less which could be done by replatting the lot, or as the applicant has
suggested, by-,eliminating the easement along the east side of this. lot from 'the
rezoning. thereby accomplishing the required lot size without .the time and expense
involved in replatting the lot. Mr. MaeGilvray referred to Director of Planning
Mayo's often repeated statement that there is a lat of undeveloped commercial land
in the: city which could be used without rezoning additional land, and Mr.' Callaway
replied that is correct, but in this case, the applicant is requesting a change
from one type 'of commercial to another. Mr. Kaiser asked if a screen fence would
be required between this commercial development and the adjacent residential areas
and Mr. .Callaway replied that...a screen fence would be required between any
commercial development and existing residential development. Mr. MacGilvray
pointed .out that the proposed plan of'not rezoning the easement is not :included on
j the staff report, and. Mr. Callaway replied that discussion of this proposal. had
taken place with the applicant after the 'staff report had been distributed.
.The public hearing was opened. Jim Jett,'trustee for the property and
representative_of the group of owners came forward to explain that the •proposed C-N
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project for this lot will serve much of the neighborhood, as there is a large
number of apartments within walking distance; but it would, of course, serve others
simply because of its location on`a highway. He said that the applicants agree to
the easement being excluded from the rezoning, that there will be no additional
curb cuts to Harvey Road,`but they hope to get access to the neighboring apartment
complex.' He said a 7-11 store is planned on-this`1ot, as well-as some other
project which will fit into the restrictions set forth in the C-N zoning
regulations.
Mr. MacGilvray_asked if the Commission willhave a review of the. uses and Mr.
Callaway replied that it will, afterwhich Mr. MacGilvray made a motion to approve.
this rezoning request with the stipulation that the access easement as platted on
the eastern side of this lot is not included in he rezoning; and will remain zoned
A-P. Mr. Wendler.seconded the motion which carried unanimously (6-0).
AGENDA .ITEM N0. 4: 85-600: A public hearing to consider
petitions for annexation of two (2) tracts of land totalling 1.73
acres and de crbed as follow i. Tract A:' A 0:68 acre tract owned
by .the City 'of Col ege Station and designated as a 371.23 foot
westerly extension of the right-of-way of the existing Rock
Prairie Road>along the northern boundary of the Southwood Athletic
Park facility; and, Tract B: a 1.05 acre .tract of`land owned by
the Boys Clubs of Brazos Va11,ey, Inc. and"located south of and
adjacent to (Tract A.
~ Mr. Callaway located the tracts of land for which petitions for-annexation have
been received,`. adding that there are no homes located within these areas. After
.brief general discussion by the Commission, the public hearing was opened.
Larry Wells, representative for the applicants came forward to answer any'
questions. .Mrs. Stallings. asked why annexation is being requested now and Mr.
Wells explained that the rest of the Boys Club-land is located in the city, the
club has ;just completed a land swapwiththe former owner of this land, and they
now want: this 'tract to be inside the city. No one else spoke. The public hearing
was closed.,
Mrs. Stallings made a motion to approve these petitions for annexation with Mr.
Brochu seconding the motion. Motion to approve carried unanimously (6-0).
AGENDA ITBM N0. 5: 85-709: A public hearing on the question of
granting a Conditional Use Permit for a church facility with a
.daycare center, a Christian school,. a retirement center, and an
outdoor recreational area to b e located on a 10.357 .acre tract
boundedby Glenhaven Drive:,. Domnk and the S.H.6 East Bygass
Frontage Road. Applicant is College Heights Assembly of God
Church..
Mr. Callaway located the land which is within the Glenhaven subdivision, pointed
out area zoning and the single family residentially developed land directly across
Dominik from this tract. He 'reminded the Commission that the site plan presented
!' at this meeting is conceptual only in nature, and the applicant is only requesting
that his proposed uses be approved tonight, with a definite site plan to come back.
to this Commission for. approval at a later date. Mrs. Stallings asked if the
applicant would be likely to stay with this site plan if the uses are approved
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REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1985
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Agenda Item No 3 -Approval of the minutes of the Workshop City
Council~Meeting, August 7, l 985 and the Regular City Council
Meeting, August 8, 1985.
Councilman Boughton stated that on the minutes of the Regular
City Council Meeting, August 8, 1985, page-4, the word."tracts"
should be corrected to read "tracks."
Councilman 'Boughton moved approval of the minutes of the Workshop
City Council Meeting, August 7, 1985 and the Regular City Council
Meeting, August 8, 1985 as corrected.
Councilman Brown seconded the motion which was approved unani-
mously, 6-0.
Agenda Item No 4 - A public hearing on-the'queston of rezoning
Lot 2R Courtyard Apartments subdivision located on S.H. 30 ap-
proximatel'y'224 feet west of the intersection of Stallings Drive.
~~,, .and S .H . 3'0 , from A-P Administrative-Professional to C-N Neigh-
boyhood-Business. Applicant is'Texana Joint Venture. (85-116)
Assistant`Director of Planning Callaway presented the item. He
stated that the rezoning request concerns Lot 2R Courtyard Apart-
ments subdivision from A-P 'Administrative-Professional to C-N
Neighborhood-Commercial. He listed the existing land uses in the
area and noted that on the city's Land Use .Plan this area is re-
flected as high density re's'idential. He`stated that this request
would not create a substantial' change in 'zoning intensity. He
further noted that the requested zoning is compatible with adja-
cent zoning districts and land usesin addition, it is .intended
to be placed in and adjacent to residential and multi-family res-
dental areas. He stated that'the Planning and Zoning Commis-
son voted .(6-0) on 08/01/85 to recommend approval of this rezon-
ng request with the stipulation that the access easement as
platted on the eastern side of this lot is not included in the
rezoning, and will remain zoned A-P.' He stated: that the appli-
cant agreed to the stipulation as recommended,by the Planning and
Zoni g Commission. He noted that the ordinance. included in the
packet reflects.-the deletion of the easement from the rezoning
action as directed by the Planning and Zoning Commission. He ex-
pressed-the sttaff's support of the rezoning request as recom-
mended by the Planning and Zoning Commission.
Mayor Halter opened the public hearing.
No one spoke. The public hearing was closed...
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Description: Lot 81ock Subdivision
Plat. recorded in Vol. Block' of the Deed Records of Brazos County.
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Existing Zoning: _ ~~ P.equested Zoning r`~ ~`
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04,mers of all .property !A~ithin 200 feet of boundary of zone change according to present
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MINUTES
CITY OF'COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS
Planning and Zoning. Commission
October 7, 1982
'~ ~ 7:00 P.M.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Chiairman Behling, Commissioners Kelly, Miller, 13ailey,
I Hit-1, Fleming-and' Hall (who came in late and left before
the meeting ended)
B RS-ABSENT: ' None
MEM E
STAFF PRESENT: Assistant Director of Planning Callaway, Zoning Official
Kee and Planning Technician Volk
AGENDA ITEM N0. 1t Approval of Minutes, meeting of 'September 16; 1982..
Commissioner Kelly made a motion to approve the minutes; Miller seconded. Motion
carried`unartimously (6-0).
AGENDA ITEM N0. 2: Hear Visitors.
No one spoke.
AGENDA ITEM NO 3' 82=136: Apublic-hearing on the question of rezoning a
79,:790 square foot tract of land, 'partof Tract B of the Courtyard Apartments Sub-
diuision, located-`on the north side of State-Highway 30 at he corner'of State
Highway 30 and Stallings Dr i`ve, from Apartments High Density D,i str i ct R-6 to Adm i n i s-
~~ trative Professional District A-P. Application is in the name of Roy W. Hann, Jr.
and James E. Jett.
1 Commissioner Hall came ih. Mr. Callaway explained the request, and Miller asked what
the density would be if it were developed as R-6, to which Callaway answered there
j could be 24_units per acres.' Mr.-Hill asked if the parking problems in the area
had been taken into cohsideration, and Callaway said that some apartments in the
vicinity do have parking'prob'1ems, but that would probably not be a.problem with this
plan, and the Fire Department has said that Cour yard Apartments do not have a park-
ing-problem. Kelly asked if there was a sewer problem in this area, and Callaway
replied there are no problem in this immediate area, but there is the possibility
of problems downstream about which staff is'not now aware.. Hali asked about. '.'open
space" in 'the:.apartment complex, and asked if Callaway could give .the history of the
Courtyard Apartments. 'Callaway said that commercial zoning requests had been denied
and withdrawn in the past, but that he did not recall the history of "open space".
The public hearing was opened. Jim Jett, a proposed purchaser of this land spoke
and said that the A-P tract on the. south side of.Harvey Road is owned by a group he
is involved with, and would be developed in,conj,unction wi-tfi this tract. The purchase.
of this tract. of land will have some restrictions, namely that the. last 20 ft. of the
tract will be; kept by the current owner for parking for the Courtyard Apartments,
and"the legal description of the 79,790 square foot tract is in metes and bounds at
this time. Bailey asked why Mr. Hann has done a_comple e turnaround in his. feelings
about _a commercial development on this land, as in the. past he had .:always beenopposed
to this. Jett saiid that he really could not answer this question, and Mr. Hanrr had not
been ab e to attend the meeting himself. Mr. Jett indicated the possibility of
a bank which would>have parts on .both sides :of the street being developed, butwo~ld
not expand on this-statement except to say the proposed project would be a major
add'i t i on to the C itty.
~, P&Z Minutes..
10-7-82
Page 2
Greg Huff of he Travis House Apartments then spoke and asked what this was all about,
that he was completely i`n the dark, but was present because he had been informed by
as lanned_ad'acent to the apartment
a some' k i nd of ro'ect w p J
a note on his desk th t p J
m lex he was connected with, and'that-he was opposed to any more apartments being
co p
developed in that area.' Mr.`Behli`ng explained just what could be developed:. if this
rezoning: request were approved.
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Mr: Miller said that any development on Highway 30 would contribute to the already
heavy traffic. Mr. Hill said that- he had difficulty With the staff's recommendation
that the Comprehensive Plan be followed in this particular instance-when. .there really
is no problem for this type of development at this location:. Bailey said that although
j this tract is zoned R-6, the recommendation is fior medium density development, and
R-$ zoning came about as a rzsul of Changing R-3 to R-6 when the Zoning Ordinance
was changed.
Bailey made a motion to approve the request with Hi11 seconding. Motion to rezone
this tract carried unanimously. (7-0)
AGENDA ITEM N0. 4: 82-808: A public hea'ring on the question of granting
project plan approval for establishing an Office Parkin a, Neighborhood Commercial
'zoningdistrict located on Lots 113-120, Block 9, Southwood :Valley Section 5-A.
Application`is in the name of G. Philip Morley.
Mr. Callaway explained the requested project and pointed out that, the only difficulty'
was that the'Ordinance requires a 15 foot setback with 10 feet of this free of any
obstructions, including parking. -This :.plan does 'not provide for this, therefore it
would have to, go before the ZBA for a variance before the project could be built.
Kelly asked about the lcoation of the fire hydrant and Bailey pointed it out on the
I'~ d' ina e roblems on site will have to be'
plan. £allaway pornted out that any ra g p
~ handled;by the City Engineer. The public hearing was<opened. Mr. Morley spoke as;
a co-developer of the project and"read a prepared sta ement;concerning the proposed
I project. He then handed out renderings showing the type of building `proposed :and
said that he had met with area residents several times to keep them abreast on the
proposed plans. He also handed out a topographical study which ;showed drainage plans..
Mr. Ke11y asked 'about the drainage flow and Mr. Morley. explained. Mr. Hill referred
to the letter which lists the proposed uses 'in the project and asked to what extent
the City can. bind-the owner to this list. Mr. Callaway explained that the list of
uses and the statement can be used as part of the project plan and. can be referred
to at the time of issuance of building permits. Morley explained that this list
.includes traditional officespaceusage and Miller informed him that ahe Citycan
limit him to a particular rather than a general or "traditional" use. The term
~~ '~~ l in ex ressed his o inion that
was discussed and Beh p
financial institut-ions 9 P
I "financial -institutions'' would include every. type of f i na~~cia l office except "banks"
I
i and ''savings & loah associations." Hill said he believed "professionalofficespace"
~ was. too wide a category and loft too-much to the. discretion of thestaff.. Fleming
said tha the term "professional'' meant to make money:.. Miller asked why elm trees
were proposed and Morley answered that the landscaping plan indicated the .level of
L
landscaping proposed..
Opponents were called and John Lofgren, an adjacent resident to the .proposed. project
came forward`.as a representative,of a group of residents. He unformed the Commission
that basically his. group favors this kind of development but was concerned with
several things, primarily the problem of potential flooding and additiona'1 noise and
1i;ghts 'in the neighborhood.
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THURSDAYR EICTidBER 2`8, .1952
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Councilman Prause asked v~hat the.ProbablitY of the raiirt7ad being removed
from that. area.
City Planner Mayo replied.that accc~rdng.to the.pra~ect~d cost o€
re-lc~cat:ing the ra~:Iroad; it. is very unl%kely to be removed .i.n the near
future. -
after fu~rther~ discus~s~.on of the problems which exist in the :sewer capacity,
Councilman Runnels moved to tabke the ~..te~a `beak to P&Z for further
~on$i$eraton ts~ ~khe. errtf,re area a;nce there .was reluctance to -zone a
portion residential without reviewing the entire area,-
Councilman Bough-ton seGVndea the mcation which passed unanimously wi.t~.
Caunci:lman.M'emec abstaining.
- Zte~n No. 4 - :A ptub~ic
naarte~ of Itcfy y¢. FIann:i . ~Tr.:
the auestivn of.`rezvnanq a 7g,7
B 'of tYYe Court aFd B,pa:rt~ents
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strict. A-P. A lzoat err s kn
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of
City l'ianrier. Maya pE'esertted: the:-item-. Se stated that the tract is located
at the northwest coiner of the ntersect.ar~ of• Stalla.ngs wive artd Harvey
Rt+ad. 4 SH3#) } - -The tra~E ha& 4C 6 feet-. o~ frontage along Harvey Road and
aPproximatelg 370 feet of depth. 'Z*he proposed rezoning: is' ;compat~.ble with
es3.stng:. 3:and. Uses. an+3.. aac~~eeluate ut:~litea :are.. available. ;The R&Z
Cor~rz:ssion recommends apFroval of :this request.
Mayor- Falter ogened`..the pubT:c~ 7iearzng,
Jim. Jett.,.applxcant,. sprrke in favor of the rerconing request.
1~Iayar Halter elose~ the pubzic hear- :ng..
Cenda Item No.. 5 - Coy
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-- -- ~ ~cr.cu+1r1 rn,e above tract.
After further dscuss3.ot, Csauricilmarx Rlxnnels taoved tc> approve Ordinance No.
13'87 rezontrig tfie above tract.
Councilman Boughton seavnded the motion which Passed unanimously.
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WARRANTY DEED
THE STATE OF .TEXAS X ~ , ' r ~.
' KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
~ COUNTY ' OF' BRAZOS X '
~~, • ~ That TEXANA BANCSHARES INC., a.Texas Corporation, acting
.by and through., its president, Donald R. Joseph, of the County
of Travis, State of Texas, for and in consideration of the sum
{' of Ten and no/00 Dollars ($10,00) cash, and other valuable
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consideration, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged and pay-
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ment.of no part of which is secured by a lien, expressed or
•5 implied, and upon the hereinafter described premi~es, has GRANTED,
SOLD and CONVEYED, and by these presents does GRANT, SELL and
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CONVEY unto TEXANA NATIONAL BANK OF COLLEGE STATION whose address
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~' is P. 0. Box .10130, College Station, Texas 77840, hereinafter
` sometimes called Grantee, the following described property in
'' ~ Brazos County, .Texas, to-wit:
Lot 3~ of the Resubdivision Final Plat of the Courtyard
• Apartments Subdivision, recorded in Vol. 583, p: 173,
,Deed Records, .Brazos County, Texas;
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the above-described premises, together
~' with all and singular the rights and appurtenances thereto in
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`~ ~ _ anywise belonging unto the said Grantee, its successors and
assigns forever; .and Texana Bancshares Inc. does hereby bind
itself, its successors and assigns to WARRANT and FOREVER DEFEND
all and singular the said premises unto the said Grantee, its
-~ successors and assigns, against every person whomsoever lawfully
~~ claiming or to claim the same or any part thereof, subject, how-
~" ever, to all restrictions, reservations, covenants, conditions and
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easements of record.
Grantor, its successors and assigns, hereby reserves all
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i of the oil, gas and other minerals in and under and that may be
,;,.,.' produced from the above-described property,-together with the
. i.. Teasing rights aid the right of ingress and egress for the purpose
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P g g gas and other
` '~' minerals and removing the.same therefrom.
EXECUTED this 3! ~ day of October, .1983.
TEXANA BANCSHARES INC.
By ~~
.Dona se res ent
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RECEIVER'S DEER •
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THE STATE OF TEXAS 1 ~ I'
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COUNTY OF BRAZOS
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That FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION, the duly ap me .' li `~ed,
and acting receiver for TEXANA NATIONAL .BANK, COLLEGE STATI'O T X S, y
of the premises and powers vested in it as receiver, and for and 1n consideration
of the sum of ---TEN AND NO/100 DOLLARS (510.00)---, and other good and valuable
consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, cash
~ in hand paid by the FIRST STATE BANK IN CALDWELL;, of Burleson County, Texas,
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has granted, sold and conveyed, and by these presents does grant, selt~and convey .
' unto the said FIRST STATE BANK IN CALDWELL, whose address is 114 SoutH~Echols at
Buck, Post Office Box 58, Caldwell, Texas 77836, all of its right, title and
interest and claim in and to the following described real property and all of
the improvements situated thereon, to w1 t:
All that certain tract or parcel of land described as LOT 3 of the
RESUBDIVISION FINAL PLAT of the COURTYARD APARTh1ENTS SUBDIµISION,
recorded in Volume 583 at Page 173 of the Deed Records of BRAZOS;
COUNTY, TEXAS.
To have and to hold the above described premises, together with all and
singular the rights and appurtenants thereto and in any wise belonging to the
said FIRST STATE BANK IN CALDWELL, its successors and assigns, forever, as fully
and as completely as FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION, as such receiver,
by virtue of the premises and powers vested in t, can or should transfer or
convey tho same.
EXECUTED this ~_ day of `~(2zr~!!i 1988.
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION,
RECEIVER FOR TEXANA NATIONAL BANK;
COLLEG~~T,A,T~LO~N, TE/lXA
BY ~L
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?HE STATE OF TEXAS I
COUNTY OF DALLAS f
This instrument was acknowledged before me this,~~ day of ~ 12rf.!!~,
1988 by ~ , [i r/ ; • ~ .~/~ yr-N/~- ,
of FEDERAL DEPOSIT NSURANC CORPO~TION, a Texas Corporat on, on eha o sa d
corporation.
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COUNTY OF BRAZOS ~ KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE P ENTS:
That JAMES E. JETT, Trustee, of the County of Brazos, State of
• Texas, for and in consideration of the sum of TEN DOLLARS ($10.00) and
other good and valuable consideration, to the undersigned paid by the
Grantee named herein, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, has
• GRANTED, SOLD and CONVEYED, and by these presents do GRANT, SELL, and
CONVEY'unto TENNECO OIL COMPANY a Delaware Corporation, P.O. Box 4040,
The Woodlands, Texas 77387, all of the following described real
property in Brazos County, Texas
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Property"):
Being Lot 2B of the Resubdivision of.Lot 2R of the
Resubdivision of Courtyard Apartments Subdivision College
Station, Texas, according to plat recorded under file No.
j 348542 in the office of the County Clerk of Hrazos
Coun- ty, Texas.
together withi (1) a non-exclusive
.. perpetual easement over and
across the following described real property situated, lying and
~ being in Brazos County, ,Texas {hereinafter called the "Easement ~'
!, Property"), to-wit:
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Being a part of. Lot 2A of'the Resubdivision of Lot 2R of the •+
ii Resubdivision of Courtyard Apartments Subdivision ;i
according to plat filed in the office of the County Clerk of try.
~~ Brazos County, Texas under File No.
• access easement. being .more 348542 ,such 24 foot
follows: part cul~arly described as~~~
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COMMENCING at the south corner of the aforementioned Lot 2R, •
I, said corner lying in the northwest right-of-way line of ;,~~
Harvey Road) ~rl
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i~~l THENCE N 44 ° 17.' 46" W for a dicta '
• southwest line of said Lot 2R tonthe p 26'00 feet with the `''"
illy, LACE OF BEGINNING= r4'1
'' THENCE N 44 ° 17' 48" W for a diatanco of 24.00 feat with said ~k""~~
I'' southwest line to a point for corners '`.t~
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~ THENCE N 45° 42' 12" E for a distance of 80.00 feet to a 'iF
~~, point for corners
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~~ THENCE S 44° 17' 48" E for a diata'nce of 24.00 feet~to a ~;~~
~. point for corners ,'.'r
THENCE S 45 ° 42' 12" W for a distance of 80. ~~•
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BEGINNING, and containing 1920 square feeteof laude {..•.
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~Ifor the purpose of providing access, ingress and egress vehicular and
.pedestrian traffic to "the Property", and for.. the use of Grantee, its
Isuccessora, heirs and assigns, and the employees; agents, tenants,
customers, guests and invitees of the Grantee, its successors and
assigns, with the provision (a) that'the "Easement Property" may not
!be used for any purpose inconsistent with the aforesaid u es, (b) that
the easement set forth herein shall be perpetual and steal}run with the
land and may be released only by a recordable inetrumont in writing;
executed by the then owner or owners of the "Property" and the then
owner or owners of the following deobribed real property,. situated,
lying and being in Brazos County, Texas (hereinafter called
"Grantor's Adjacent Property"), to-wit:
' Being Lot 2A of the Resubdiviaion of Lot 2R; Reaubdivis.ion of
Courtyard Apartments Subdivision College Station, T®xas
according to plat filed with'the office of County Clerk of
Brazos County, Texas under file No. 348542
(but joinder by any. tenants, employees, agents,.customers,.guests,
invitees or any other person or entity Ys not required regardless of
any interest that any such person or entity may have in either parcel
of land, it being specifically provided that the then record owner or
'owners of 11the Property", and the then record owner or owners of
"Grantor°s Adjacent Property1°, acting without joinder of any other
party, may release the easement above provided for), and (c) that it
shall be the obligation of the Grantee or its'successora and assigns to
construct, maintain and. keep in good repair said portion of the
Easement Property located on "The Property" and "Grantor's Adjacent
Property", (provided howeverGrantee shall be reimbursed for the
actual cost and expenses of constructing the easement improvements on
"Grantor's Adjacent Property" at such time the "Grantor's Adjacent
Property" is sold or leased, but such reimbursement shall never exceed
the sum of Twenty-Five Tiundred Dollars ($2,500.00). •The Grantor
covenants for himself and hie heirs; successors and assigns by the
execution of this. deed and. the Grantee covenants for itself and its
successors and assigns by the recording of this deed that traffic will
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not ba obstructed and may flow freely on such .easement- from Lot 2A to
- Lot 28 and,from Lot 28 to 2A.
Grantor reserves anon-exclusive easement for himself his heirs,
successors and assigns, over and across "the.Property".conveyed
herein (hereinafter called the "Access Easement") such easement is
described as follows:
Being a part of Lot 2B of the Resubdivisiori of Lot 2R of the
Courtyard Apartments Subdivision of College Station, Texas
according to plat filed in the office of the County. Clerk of
Brazos County, Texas under File No. _ 348542 ,such 24 foot
easement being. more particularly eac~e~c-as follows:
COMMENCING at the south corner of .the aforementioned Lot 2R,
said. corner lying in the northwest right-of-way line of
Harvey Roadr
THENCE N 44° 17' 48" W for a distance. of 26.00 feet with the
southwest line of said Lot 2R to a point for corners
THENCE N 45° 42' 12" E fora distance of 80.00 feet to the
PLACE OF BEGINNINGt `
THENCE N 44° 17' 48" W for a distance of 24.00 feet to a
point for corner)
THENCE N 45° 42' 12" E for a distance of,162.59 feet to a
point for corner)
THENCE S 44° 17' 48" E for a:distance of 24.00 feet to a
-,,,' point for cornerr
THENCE S 45 ° 42' 12" W for a distance of 162.59 fee£ to the
PLACE OF BEGINNING and containing 3902 square feet of land,
more or. less.
for the purpose of access, .ingress. and egress, and vehicular and
pedestrian traffic, for the benefit of "Grantor's Ad jacent~Property",
as above described, and for the use of Grantor, his heirs, successors
and assigns, and the agents, tenants, customers, guests and invitees
of Grantor, his heirs, successors and assigns, provided that (a) 'said
Access Property may not be used for any purpose inconsistent with the
aforesaid uses, (b} the easement herein provided for shall be
perpetual and shall run with the land and may be released only by a
recordable instrument in writing executed by the then. owner or owners
of "the Property" and the than owner or owners of "Grnntor' a Adjacent
Property" (but joinder by any tenants, employees, agents, customers,
guests, invitees or any other person or entity is not required
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' either parcel of land, it being specifically provided that the then. -
record owner or owners of "the Property", and the then record owner or S
owners of "Grantor`s Adjacent Property", acting .without joinder of
any otherpa•rty, may release the easement above provided for) , and (c)
it shall be the obligation of the owner or owners of "the Property" to
construct, maintain and keep in good repair."The Access Easement", on
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plat of Resubdivision of Lot 2R Courtyard Subdivision College ~
Station, Texas as per plat recorded in the offic~ ~~t~he County
Clerk of Brazos County, Texas under File No.' ~
Mineral Reservation in deed from James E. Jett, Trustee to Jett '
property Management Co., dated January. 22, 1982, recorded in
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