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Home My WebLink AboutMiscellaneouse Property ID: R13961 Geographical Acct #: 005400-0100-0000 Site Address: 2670 BARRON RD Legal Desc: A00540O R STEVENSON (OCL), TRACT 100, ACRES 2.0 Acreage: 2.0000 Total Assessed Value {including lot): 14170 -Structure-zntormation Type Description Area Value M MOBILE HOME 2020 MA MAIN AREA 840. 202.0 M OUT BUILDING 400 M MH UTILITY .HOOKUP. 750 MHP MOBILE HOME PAD 1 750 Owner Information Name ALCARAZ, JOSEPH ETAL Address 2670 BARRON RD City, ST Zip COLLEGE STATION TX 77845 ~Y-- ~ q c~ ,~~p, C t r b Property ID: R13948 Geographical Acct #: 0.054.00-0090-0000 i Site Address: 2542 BARRON RD I Legal Desc: A005400 R STEVENSON (OCL), TRACT 90, ACRES 5.0 Acreage: 5.0000 Total Assessed Value (including lot): 82850 Structure-lnrormazion Type: Description Area Value R RESIDENTIAL 52530 MA MAIN AREA 1616 46850. AG ATTACHED GARAGE 504 5640 OP OPEN PORCH 6 40 R CARPORT & OB 3000 Owner Information Name PEARSON, PEGGY Address 4126 COLE WAY City, 5T Zip 5AN DIEGO CA 92117 < e Property ID: R13923 Geographical Acct #; 005400-0067-0000 Site Address.: 2668 BARRON RD Legal Descs A005400 R STEVENSON (OCL), TRACT 67, ACRES 3.0 Acreage: 3.0000 Total .Assessed .Value. .(including lot): 75200 Structure-Information Type Description R RESIDENTIAL MA MAIN AREA OP OPEN PORCH. DG DETACHED GARAGE ST STORAGE Area Value 58700 1$48 48400 415 2650 560 7140 40 510 Owner Information Name MYERS, JANET L Address 2668 BARRON City, ST Zip. COLLEGE STATION TX 77845 .Property ID: R13939 Geographical Acct #: 005400-.0082-.0000 Site Address: 2716 BARRON RD Legal Desc: A005400 R STEVENSON (OCL), TRACT. 82, ACRES 4..58 Acreage: 4.5800 Total Assessed Value (including lot): 50740 Structure-Information Type Description R BARN R RESIDENTIAL MA MAIN AREA OP OPEN PORCH R GAR & COV PATIO Area Value 1000 45650 1725 45490 25 160 1000 Owner Information Name HERD, DENNIS B Address 2716 BARRON RD -- City, ST Zip COLLEGE STATION TX 77845 Property ID: R13886 Geographical Acct #t -005400-0047-0000 Site Address: 2668 BARRON RD ` Legal Desc: A005400 R STEUENSON (OCL), TRACT 47, ACRES 75.4.4 r I~ Acreage: 75..4400 Total Assessed Value (including lot): 6790 structure-lntormazion Type Description. Area Value Owner 'Information Name MCSWAIN, A S Address PO BOX 442 City, ST Zip BRYAN TX 77806 Property ID: R13845 Geographical Acct #: 005400-0022-0.010 Site Address: FM 2154 Legal Dese: A005400 R STEVENSON (OCL), TRACT 22.1, ACRES 1D5.21 Acreage: 105.2100 Total Assessed Value (including lot): 8580 Structure-Information Type Description. Area Value Owner Information Name WELLBORN ROAD JOINT VENTURE Address 6480 WATERWAY City, ST Zip COLLEGE STATION, TX 77845 Property ID: R13819 Geographical Acct #: 005400-0007-0000 Site Address: BARRON RD Legal Desc: A005400' R STEVENSON {OCL), TRACT 7, ACRES 154.0 Acreage: 154.0000 Total Assessed Value: (including lot): 19520 -Structure-Information Type Description Area Value M MH UTLLITY HOOKUP 2.750 MHP MOBILE HOME PAD- 1 2750 Owner Information Name BROWN, T L & DUNLAP, W A Address 2612 5PICEWOOD City, ST Zip COLLEGE STATION TX 77845 From: Jim Smith To: City Ha11.SKUENZEL Date: 2/15/96 8:36am Subject: PRC - Wednesday, February 21, 1996 Parking Lot Plan - Sims Veterinary Clinic (96-700): No problem. A 90 Gallon Automated container should be ok for this location. Final Plat - Brandon Heightds Phase II (96-207): No problem. Final Plat -.Renton Subdivision (96-205): No problem. Final Plat.- Chimney Heights Subdivision (96-206): I can not tell if this is for single-family or multi-family. If this is single-family, I do not see any way to service each lot. If this is for multi-family, I need container locations. Please let me know. Thanks. ,---~ - ~~, CITY OF COLLEGE STATIOI`I~ ~~ ~ 2 ~ 1~~ Post Office'Box 9960 1101 Texas Avenue College Station, Texas 77842-9960 ~/%'-~~ (409) 7643500 ~ Ju1v 26, 199 Mr. J Fontana ----- 1037 s .Avenue. College Station, TX 77840 RE: Request to erect a fence along the side property line on the Iof located at 1037 South Texas Avenue Dear Sir: I am writing to folloav upon the conversation that we had last week regarding your intention to :blocking an alley located across the rear of your property. At the time we spoke, I was vaguely aware of the 'City's'. position regarding such action and was. not familiar .with all of the details. Since that time, I have obtained and reviewed the history of a request to abandon the alley thatwas denied by the City is 1992. At the time that case was reviewed, such requests were handled through the Legal Department {they are now handled through Engineering). I-.have obtained a copy of all records. pertaining to this case. If you would like a copy, please let me know. Due to the fact that the request for abandonment was denied, the alley remains a public access. drive and must remain traversable. I cannot therefore-allow any obstacle within said alley. Thank you. Sincerely, ~', f, , Sabine Kuenzet, AICP ~ Senior Planner cc: Jane Kee, City Planner... Veronica Morgan, Assistant o the :City Engineer /Legal Department Home of Texas A&M Qniversity .CONDITIONAL USES MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS 1. Receipt for filing fee ($150.00 or $75.00 for in-house child. care - min. 7 .children). 2. Sixteen {16) copies. of site .plan which includes requirements for site plan proposals as listed on attached sheet. This site plan will go to P.R.C. for review, after which thirteen (13) copies of revised site plan will be required. 3. Detailed explanation of proposed use including hours of operation., anticipated traffic, number of employees, number of students, children, church members., etc., as applicable. 4. If sign is planned for project, site plan should include sign elevation and details. If sign details are not included on plans submitted with this application, any future sign may have to be considered as a separate conditional use permit and all of the above requirements must be repeated. APPLICATION WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED COMPLETE WITHOUT THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION ADDRESSED: Conditional Uses: (check one) ^ Child Care ^ Duplexes (R-3) ^ Convolescent Homes ^ Telecommunication Towers (A-O, A- ^ Medical Clinics P, M-1) ^ Pharmacies ^ Fraternity/Sorority Houses. (R-5, R-6, ^ Public Libraries C-1, M-1) ^ Community Buildings ^ Group Housing (R-5, R-6, C-'1) ^ Municipal Service Facilities ^ Funeral Houses (C-N, C-NG, M-1, ^ Sanitariums M-2, A-P, C-3) ^ Nursing Homes ^ Large Recycling Collection Facilities ^ Parking Lots (C-NG, A-P, C-1, C-2, C-3) ^ Telephone Exchange ^ Apartment Hotels (C-1) Veterinary Clinic State how the following issues. will be .addressed: 1. Parking 2. Screening of offensive areas {trash, loading areas, transformers, utility. connections, detention ponds, etc.) .., 3, Traffic Impacts 4. .Protection of neighborhoods formslplaNcondusel8-94 t~C~13U1'1'1C~t~AL USE PBRMIT AHHi,1GA`IIt~ Proposed Use: Gperatian of a small animal veterinary clinic from a ~i~U square foot building {garaged an the property. The main market far. this clinic is of a mobile or house call natures t?ot an estimated L5! or lass of business will be conducted at the proposed site.. E~amnatirans and surgeries that cannot be done an a mobile basis will be performed. Rosiness done on this site will consist of animal e~aminatiansa surgeries, and preventative health o~.re. Animal boarding waold be for small dogs and cats only. Hours of operation are expected to be Pram ?:tlL am to ~:C7C1 pm on Marida~ through Friday. Ma persons will be employed by the veterinarian. The proposed building will undergo some internal changer, such as new plumbing fi~tores and lighting. Bath garage doa:rs will be enclosed. Minimal changes are expected for outdoor areas. Parking: Two parking spaces are provided. An adequs.tely large driveway also accompanies the spaces see aerial phatograph~. Screening of areas: The proposed building is surrounded by trees and is sufficiently far from ~3a.rron Road to allow screening by the natural landscape. Tr~.sh or ether offensive material could easily be kept behind the building. Traffic .impacts: Na impact to traffic is foreseen, due to the estimate that less than ~5~ of total business will be conducted on the site.. Prateotian of neighborhoods: i'roperty that surrounds the proposed clinic is a mixture of agricultural and residential,. The presence of a veterinary clinic would be in aceardanoe with the nature of the surrounding area. No interference with present or futur.°e neighborhoods ar properties is expected. `sign plan; It is pro~o~ed that two signs be ere~.ted, ~.~ne on t~ce west end of the property, and one near the east border. Both. signs would be apposed. to Barran Raad. The west sign is intended to be perpendicular to Barron Raad, and of the fallawirig dimensions: 4"x ~°; elevation 4". The east sign :is intended to be parallel,ta Barran Road, and of the fallowing dimensions: 4`x J"; elevation ~.°. Bath signs would be made of woad. MEMORANDUM TO: Planning and Zoning Commission FROM: Sabine Kuenzel, Senior Planner DATE: February 28, 1996 RE: Conditional Use Permit - Dr. Sims veterinary clinic On January 8 of this year, the Commission granted a CUP for the applicant to use an existing 600 square foot garage as a veterinary clinic. The .change of use triggers compliance with the, parking. lot standards as laid out in the Zoning Ordinance... Before the actual conversion can take place, the site plan must be presented to the Commission for approval. The parking requirement for the new clinic would be two parking. spaces. All parking lots other han for single family. development are required to be paved and curbed. If a different standard is to be used other than asphalt orconcrete, the Commission has the option. to grant a variance to the standards. Dr. Sims has the two parking spaces' in front of the garage but is requesting that a variance be granted to: allow gravel in place. of the asphalt/concrete and for landscape timbers in place of the concrete curbing. The area is developed- as rural agricultural -all of the driveways and even may of the streets in the area are gravel. The applicant projects that .only about 25 % of her business will. be conducted on site with no outside activities such as boarding or animal training. Any significant changes in the business would need to come before the Commissiorn for further review. Staff recommends approval due to the character of the area and the low impact of the change in use. COLLEGE STATION P. Cl. Box 9960 1101 Texas Avenue College Station, TX 77842, Tel: 409 764 3500 Tuesday, October 28, 1997 Ms. Janet Myers 2668 Baron Road College Station, TX 77845 RE: Zoning status of property located at 2668 Barron Road Dear Janet: As requested, I am putting in writing the status of the property in question. The zoning of the property in question is A-0 Agricultural Open, which allows agricultural and residential uses only.. Other uses such as churches, schools, and medical clinics may be permitted if the City grants a Conditional Use Permit. On January 18, 1996, the City granted a Conditional,Use Permit to allow the conversion of a 600 square foot garage that had existed on the subject property for the proposed use as a temporary veterinary clinic. Dr. Lee Kellie Sims, DVM was the applicant. The proposal at that time included that there was to be no outside activity, .that the clinic staff would be limited to one veterinarian with no other employees on site, and that the business was to be conducted primarily on a call-out basis. The Conditional. Use Permit was granted to the applicant with .the condition that the use remain as presented by the applicant. According to your statements made during our telephone conversation earlier today, the applicant and recipient of the. Conditional Use Permit has abandoned the use of the property as a veterinary clinic and you have returned the garage to storage; use. The Conditional Use Permit that was granted in January 1996 is therefore void.. Storage use of the garage building is permitted as a use by right in the A-0 District and may therefore continue without further review by the City. Due to the fact that the. veterinary use has been abandoned, as well as the fact that the properly mining remains A-0, no use other than agricultural and residential may be established or reestablished on the subject property without granting of a rezoning or a separate Conditional Use Permit. If you have any questions regarding this matter, please do not hesitate to give me a call. Thank you. sin rely, Sabine. Mc ly, P. Senior Planner l Home of Texas A&M University T.O~Z~Ax1 ~ a~ - `\ _ ~ ~ ~ } =~ ~ ~. Y i~ -~ j . e ~~ ,'~ 1 ~ ~~ J ,: ~~ ~:~ ~~ _ _ ~ ~, ,-r r tee ,,~ ~, ~~ap ~~iitesn `~ ~.~~ s ~ ~~ ~ ~ r t ~ f' ,~' •. \~J ~.~ {~~ -J `; ~ 7 _~ ~ ~~ ~ _ _ ~ ~ ~ ~. ~. ~• 'U ~~ .~ \ (` ~ ~ \ - C= (~ `~ "~ `\ ~ ~ ~ ~_ ` ~ `\ " _ t~_ ~~~A~. ~ mss( ~ A '`J ~~ ~~ r---~-- _ ~ r~ ~ , ~. l ~ ~ ~ .,~~ I __ ~ ~ ~~3 ~ ~ ~' r, ._ ,:~ _~ F r . ~, •~.,,~