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Home My WebLink AboutMiscellaneous ZONING DISTRICT INFORMATION SUMMARY Case #97-104 From R-l to C-B and A-P Existing R~l Single Familv Residential: Proposed C-B Business Commercial: PERMITTED USES: PURPOSE: This district is intended as an alternative to general commercial districts in areas where certain commercial uses may be appropriate, but where more intensive uses of the land may not be compatible with the surrounding character. Only limited outside business activity is allowed. Outside business activity is defined as outside display of merchandise for sale but does not include outside storage of merchandise. Outside business activity locations are permitted only in areas no farther then 50 feet from the is located and are not allowed in areas out in the parking lot. Outside business activity is not permitted within 50 feet from any adjacent roadway. PURPOSE: This district includes lands subdivided for single family residential purposes and associated uses. This district is designed to provide sufficient, suitable residential neighborhoods, protected from incompatible uses, provided with necessary facilities and services. Single family dwellings. Home occupations. PERMITTED USES: PERMITTED USES: Administrative/professional offices. Alcoholic beverage sales (retail). Art studio or gallery. Cleaner (no on-site cleaning). Dance or music school. Domestic . household and office . equipment rental. Dormitory. Financial institution. Hotel/motel. Personal service shop. Radio or TV station or studio (no towers). Restaurant. Retail sales. Theater or motion picture house. Other uses may be considered by the Commission. Proposed A -P Administrative Professional: PURPOSE: This district would accommodate selected commercial businesses which provide a service rather than sell products, either retail or wholesale. The uses allowed have relatively low traffic generation and require limited location identification. Administrative offices. Art studio or gallery. Business, music, dance, or commercial schools. Financial. institutions. Doctor or dentist offices. Government offices. Offices, professional or service. Photographer's studio. Radio, TV station (no towers). PUblic parking lot for operating vehicles. Real estate office. Small recycling collection facilities. Travel agency or tourist bureau. Other personal service shops. PROIllBITED USES: Convenience Store. Gasoline and service stations. @"C . . J!104 t Anco Service, Inc. P.O. Box 218060 Houston, Texas 77218 9'1/104 \..Baker Exploration 1001 University Drive #108 College Station, Texas 77840 \ 97-y14 ~ssie h. Bedingfield 2532 Allen Ridge Dr. Bryan, Texas 77802-1751 9bfD4 t.fl.ichard Birdwell 1401 Post Oak Circle College Station, Texas 77840 9~4 ~a~~est Camp P.O. Drawer CT College Station, Texas 77841 97/t04 t~artha Cannon 903 Munson College Station, Texas 77840 , 97/104 \Oavid & Mary Degroot 4408 pembrook Lane Bryan, Texas 77802 97A0'4 t'Da~id Dudycha 1006 Sonoma College Station, Texas 77845 9:1104 \;Raymond T. Duffy 1013 Lincoln Avenue College Station, Texas 77840 ~ 9~4 L,-~omeowner's Association Post Oak Forest, Inc. 23-A Forest Dr. College Station, Texas 77840 97;1'04 IEnserch Corp - Lone Star Gas Division Ad Valorem Tax Department 301 S. Harwood St. Dallas, Texas 75201-5696 ~04 Karbrooke, Inc. 2700 SH 6 S. #1000 College Station, Texas 77845 '. 91-104 l{ndira & Addattu Kurichan 1021 Lincoln College Station, Texas 77840 d;.04 ~Ifred & Lucille Lehtonen Rt. 3 Box 33 Navasota, Texas 77868 97104 ~~Ob Luza Jr. C/o Mary Matous 700 Krenek Tap Rd. College Station, Texas 77840 ui04 Courtney Mathews 1019 Lincoln College Station, Texas 77840 . 97j104 ~chard Mayer & Paula Dewitte 215 Lee St. College Station, Texas 77840 ~4 Marvin & Miryam Miller 2 Forest Drive College Station, Texas 77840 97- t; bta~4 W. Nicks 901 Munson College Station, Texas 77840 A04 \ William Jr. & Jeannette Roman P.O. Box 3994 Bryan,. Texas 77805 . 97104 lR.ossco Holdings, Inc. P.O. Box 10539 Beverly Hills, CA 90213 ~7-1'4 . vid Scarmardo & Sam Campise .0. Box 4508 Bryan, Texas 77805-4508 97-104"" ~s Trotter & Michael Laine 1005 University Dr. E. Suite 103 t C~:lege Statio,:, T~xas. 77~ /1 < 2 /J --- ~r--l~ - S~+--qtj~+b4 ~ ( WctJtt;~ . C 0 ':vtt! (; 82(0 ~ I I I ... . V- .. .. vJJra.,k- ~ t+1 /'. "' ~;;~p~:;;;? ~~ ~/l'l'Cl ct:/ (.J7f-.-- I r f~ W :J---. d.LW~dfi/'-- 01/Y\.a~/~ 'I 97-1~ '"PaUl & Deborah Ruebush 1015 Lincoln Ave. College Station, Texas 77840 . 97- '!.9JI- L.::fen Twenty-One Joint Venture c/o University Title Co. P.O. Drawer DT College Station, Texas 77842 , 97-104 LBe1iWheeler 10665 Richmond #100 Houston, Texas 77042 CY(\au ~4-.~ C~JA~-et/,,__ IOOO~&-~. C0;rK l~c)L(O ~~ IOL(O r\~ CL..-,. ~x.~"..-,; () . '~J ~ (~ J UC(O 03/31/97 16:23 ~409 764 3496 DEVELOPMENT SVCS 141001 *************************** *** ACTIVITY REPORT *** *************************** TRANSMISSION OK TX/RX NO. CONNECTION TEL CONNECTION ID START TIME USAGE TIME PAGES RESULT 9587 9p7740053 EAGLE 03/31 16:22 01'01 2 OK 18 Forest Drive College Station, TX 77840 April 14, 1997 Ms. Sabine McCully City of College Station Development Services Department P.O. Box 9960 College Station, TX 77842-0960 Dear Ms. Sabine, I would like to raise some concerns with regard to rezoning requests from R-l Single Family Residential to either A-P or C-B. The city should honor its commitment that if this area was zoned R-l that rezoning of this area should not be permitted, particularly in this case. For example, some of us purchased our homes in the Post Oak Forest Homeowners Association with the understanding that this area would remain a single family residential area. To change this area to A-P or CoB now is rather disturbing, A'd.nacent to the Post Oak Forest Homeowners Association, the changing from R-l to A-P woukf mean that now instead of a home next to us you can now have a recycling collection facility, an adult video store, theater, or a liquor store. I would find this rather objectionable. The background on how this is occurring raises some questions. The resideni"s had an estate with a very nice living area, particularly since it was zoned R-l around them. Now they have decided to move to another residence, they would like to get the most money for their property regardless of what happens to the other residents of this community. Converting this area from R-l to A-Por CoB is rather extreme and should be denied, This is not a proposal that is in the best interest of the community but primarily a money factor so that the present owner can obtain maximum money for their property when they move out. The city should honor its commitment and leave this area zoned R-l. The request for rezoning should be denied. Sincerely, ~~~>-~ ~ ~7 James L. Way HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AUSTIN WILLIAM B. ROMAN, MD. April 22, 1997 P.O. BOX 2910 AUSTIN, TEXAS 7El768-2910 (512) 463-0698 EMAIL: BILL.ROMAN@HOLJSE.STATE.TX.US FAX: (512) 463-5109 Ms. Sabine McCall Senior Planner City of College Station Development Services Department P.O. Box 9960 College Station, TX 77842 Dear Ms. McCall, The legislature is in Session, therefore I will be unable to attend the May 8th hearing on rezoning the comers of Lincoln and University Drive East. My wife and I fully understand the importance of fully utilizing one's property. We have no objection to rezoning both properties to AP, Administrative Professional. We are against CB, Business and Commercial. One only has to look at Briarcrest Drive in Bryan to see why College Station should not follow the same line of planning. High speed and heavy traffic is a problem at subject comers. University Drive is a high profile corridor to Texas A&M University and George Bush Library. Traffic will increase when the Library opens this fall. If you check the number of accidents at these comers in recent years it will give you an idea of existing problems. Scott and White Clinic has had its share of accidents. College Station's economic future is in the area of high-tech. We thi~1c maintaining continuity in this area will enhance property value for the owner, attracting high-tech businesses. Thank you for taking our views into consideration. Sincerely, ttJ~L William B. Roman, Jr., M. 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