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Planning & Zoning Commission
April 3, 1997
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cO~SIONERS PRESEl\rf: Acting C~an Gribdu~dC9mmissionersI..ightfoot, Massey,
Parker, (lamer and Smith. ' ',,' , '
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ChairmanHa~o~e.
COMMISSIONERS ABSENT:
STAF-Fr~Err.r:
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Gi!y P!~~~J(~,~lannirtgOJ;echnician RU~,~st~t to~e,City
E~gineer JJo~eye~,SeI1ior~lannerMccUnY' . Assistant City
AttofIley,.;; ltc:YI1olds, ,Staft }llannerBattl~< and Development
. CoordiQatorXolk. (CouncilLiaisonl.lrad~ was in the
,audiel1~.)
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AGENDA ITEM NO.1: ApprovalofminhtesCiotn the meetillgofMarch 20, 1997.
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Commissioner Massey moved to approve the minutes from the meetiDg of March 20, 1997 as written.
Co~~iQl1erParker~nd~the1l10ti()n ~ffiC~,p~sed un()llP()~ (() - 0).
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AGENDA ITEM NO. 2: Public hearing to.consider a rezoning request for the Brazos VRlage
Section n Subdivision totaling 17.3 acres located on thesou~h",est comero~~tate Highway 6
and Birmingham from A-O Agricultural Open to M-l Planned Industrial. (97-16.3)
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Seni()r .,.Planner McCully, pr~ented the, .,.sta~~eport'and. .stat~ 'that "there,<Iu~te(l,..rezoningis in
compliance with the comprehensive plan both in tenus 9fhuldus~,and thoroughf~es.The rezoning will
also be compatible with the proposed. plans~o create .an indm~trialand commercial subdivision in the
ar;ea (th~1irst:phaseof which~ beel1aPllfoYe4~y ,the,Co~.ss~on). Th~sl1bj~.property is. the
secondp~/of' the, BrazosVtllage.'sURcl~~~ion, wllich\wiU~ea. co~ercialand '.light industrial
. development containing several separately .pl~tted Jots.. Th~. pr()JlOsal.for the . en~e ~ea would .include
all ()f the vacant land between the City's Utilitr Servietr Center ~d the Highway 6 Bypass and between
RockPmUi~~Qa~landGraltap1 Road f()r'm-~dt()tal. ofj~st u~~~r30acrc:~. .~e,~mplcrtion pfboth
P~Will iItclucie .the extellSi()n o(.l~~n~~,~()uglt.it to. .Cit-aham.Roaci., . 'I1t~'$l.lbdivisi()l1..pl~t for
PltaseI{lZIl(:f~of th~ 30) ..ltas been.....a~pr~~~Ry itb.e ..qo~s~ion . and .is<sclj~p~e<iJ()r,.. Coullfil in
Apri1.Thati'P~~Was: alreadyzoned~-;Z ~Il}Ill~r~i~4usMal~da re;loning Was not required for
approval ofitQatde,yelopmellt~ ,Staff.rec()~~[l~e<ia~pro"al.ofthe re~ning.requc:st. Approximately
twelve 'S\lITounding property owners were noqpe<l ~th no resP9pse.
Commissioner Gribou opened the public hearing.
Representative of the applicant Keith Schauer approached the Commission and offered to answer any
questions pertaining to the rezoning request.
Conymssioner Gribou closed the public hearing.
Commissioner Lightfoot moved to recommend approval of a rezoning request for the Brazos Vtllage
Section IT Subdivision from A-O Agricultural Open to M-1 Plannoo Industrial. Commissioner Smith
seconded the motion which passed unopposed (6 - 0).
AGENDA ITEM NO.3: Public hearing to consider a conditional use permit for the expansion of
the Holy Cross Lutheran Church located at 1200 Fo:dire Drive. (97-703)
Senior Planner McCully presented the staff report and stated that the church was constructed before the
site was within the city limits. The proposal is to expand the facility from 6087 square feet to 9887
square feet and to.bring the parking lot up to code. Phase I of the' expansion will include the addition of
3800 square feet,. the upgrade of 102 parking spaces, and the use of the existing gravel drive for a
maximum of one year. The existing gravel drive will also be required to be upgraded as afire lane.
Phase IT will include the construction of 40 additional parking spaces on either side of the drive. The
easterly portion of the site is reserved for future expansion that will need to return to the Commission
for review. Phase I parking will exceed the ordinance parking requirement by 69 spaces. The site plan
as presented 'to the Commission was approved in 1995. Conditional use permits expire after a year
(with one.possible extension of6'months) if no actiVity is undertaken. The reason for such expiration
dates is to ensur~that future sites meet the requirements.that are in place at the time of construction.
The only additional requirement is that the applicant must meet the paving requirements for the fire lane.
Staff recommended that if the Planning and Zoning Commission approves the expansiol1, the PRC
comment relating.to the paving standards be a condition of approval.
Commissioner Gribou opened the public hearing.
Representative of the applicant Mike Hester approached the Commission and offered to ansfer any
questions pertaining to the conditional use permit.
Commissioner Gn"bou closed the public hearing.
Commissioner Massey moved to approve the conditional use permit for the expansion of the Holy Cross
Lutheran Church with the conditions outlined in the Project Review Committee report. Commissioner
Garner seconded the motion which passed unopposed (6 - 0).
AGENDA ITEM NO.4: Consideration of a final plat of Pleasant Forest Phase One Subdivision
. totaling 11.4 acres divided into 39 single family lots located along the east side of State Highway
6 between Crystal Park Plaza and Mile Drive. (97-212)
Assistant to the City Engineer Homeyer presented the staff report and stated that since the staff report
was written, the applicant has requested to "COmplete the work in two. phases. In order to accomplish
this, the applicant must submit two separate drawings showing each phase so that infrastIUctUre can be
guaranteed by phase. The subject property is located' along the west side of State Highway 6 between
Crystal Park Plaza and Mile Drive. The purpose of this plat ista subdivide 11.4 acres into thirty-nine
R-I Single Family lots. Staff recommended approval of the final plat with the conditions outlined in the
Presubmission Conference report.
P & Z Minutes
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Council Regular 4/24/97
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6f. Approved authorization for staff to begin contract negotiations for
professional engineering services on the College Station Business Park Phase II
6g. Change order No.1 for CS Annual sidewalk Project 1995-96, ST9510 for
the amount of $28,946.30. This item was not considered due to a correction in
the bid tabulation which resulted in a cost of less than $25,000. Council policy
requires items which are less than $25,000 to be authorized by staff.
6h. Approved request for purchase of annual landscape maintenance for Wolf
Pen Creek Amphitheater, Utility Service Center, and Fire Station NO.1. Funds
available as budgeted in the FY 1996-97 Utility and General Fund. Award to the
Greenery, as low bidder in the amount of $124,019.
Above items approved by common consent with the exception of 6g.
Aaenda Item No. 7 -- Reaular Aaenda
7a. Public hearina and consider rezonina of 17.3 acres located in the
southwest Quadrant of SH6andBirminaham intersection from interim A-O
Aaricultural Open to M-1 Planned Industrial (97-103).
Director of Development Services Jim Callaway summarized the item. This item
was unanimously approved by Planning and Zoning Commission.
Mayor Mcllhaney opened the public hearing. No one spoke. The public
hearing was closed.
Councilman Birdwell made a motion to adopt Ordinance No. 2241 as presented.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Fox which carried unanimously, 6-0.
7b. Consider additional appointment to ad hoc health and human services
advisory committee.
Mr. Noe pointed out that the councilmembers appointed Charles Cryan at the
previous council meeting to this committee. However, he would better serve in
the capacity as staff liaison.
Councilman Fox made a motion to appoint Jeannie Heller to the ad hoc health
and human services committee. The motion was seconded by Mayor Protem
Kennady which carried unanimously, 6-0.