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July 30, 1997
Addendum to Rezoning Application for:
Regency Parkway, Inc.
This property was convey~(i by deeds as follows:
1) 7.78 Acre Tract - Volume 1219, Page 287.
2) 10.6 Acre Tract - Unrecorded Deed on file with Mike Davis from M. J. Talk.
3) Remainder of 5.05 Acre Tract - Volume 1219, Page 280.
4) 58.59 Acre Tract - Volume 1219, Page 287.
5) Remainder of 3.86 Acre Tract - Volume 2266, Page 240 (owner is Michael K.
Davis).
6) Remainder of 34.13 Acre Tract - See Volume 1084, Page 145, for description
of 34.13 Acre Tract.
7) 0.36 Acre Tract - Lot 3, Block 1, High Ridge Subdivision - Unrecorded Deed on
file with Mike Davis.
ZONING DISTRICT INFORMATION SUMMARY
Case #97-109
From A-Q & R-l to C-l
EXISTING A-O AGRICULTURAL OPEN:
PROPOSED C-l GENERAL COMMERCIAL:
PURPOSE: This district includes lands within
the corporate limits of the City which are not
subdivided and are relatively undeveloped.
This district is designed to promote orderly,
timely, economical growth and to recognize
current conditions. It is a reserved area in
which the future growth of the City can occur.
PURPOSE: This district is designed to
provide a location for general commercial,
retail uses which serve the entire community
and its visitors.
PERMITTED USES: All in A-P and C-3, plus
the following:
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.
Alcoholic beverage sales
Arena - coli~um.
Automobile sales and rental.
Automobile repair shop.
Bank.
Bookstore, retail and wholesale.
Bowling alley.
Restaurant.
Car wash.
Child care.
Cleaner, dry & Pressing plant, linen supply.
Cold storage.
Commercial amusements (excluding sexually
oriented commercial enterprises)
Convalescent home.
Domestic household equipment rental.
Dormitories.
Drive-in sales.
Drive-in eating establishment.
Filling station, retail.
Funeral homes.
Furniture, appliance store,. sales, service.
Garage, commercial.
Hardware store;
Hospital, sanitarium, or nursing home.
Hotel I Motel
Marine and fishing equipment sales.
Mobile home sales, storage.
Nursery plant sales.
Public parking building or lot.
Printing and reproduction.
Private lodges, fraternal.
Radio or TV stations or studios, (no towers).
Retail..sales and services.
Shopping center.
Storage garage.
Theaters and motion picture houses.
Warehouses for uses permitted in this district.
PERMITTED USES:
Single family dwellings.
Barn, stable for keeping private animal stock.
Country club (publicly or privately owned).
Crop production.
Farm.
Truck garden (including greenhouse for
commercial purposes).
Golf course.
Home occupations.
Pasturage.
Poultry production (non-commercial).
Riding academy (private).
EXISTING R-l SINGLE FAMILY:
PERMITTED USES:
Single family dwellings.
Home. occupations.
From:
To:
Date:
Subject:
"Scott Shafer" <sshafer@rpts.tarnu.edu>
Jane Kee <JKEE@ci.college-station.tx.us>
9/2/97 1:30am
P&Z agenda
Jane please let me know if and when Mike Davis has taken his rezoning
request off the Thursday agenda. Please inform me if it is not off
the agenda by whatever deadline exists as the BGC plans to turn up at
the meeting if needed. We hope he has decided to wait on this as he
indicated he would. If you are not able to provide this .info. please
direct me. Thanks
Scott
C. Scott Shafer
Recreation, Park & Tourism Sciences
Texas A&M university
college station, TX 77843-2261
voice:409 845 3837
fax:409 845 0446
From:
To:
Date:
Subject:
"Scott Shafer" <sshafer@rpts.tamu.edu>
Jane Kee <JKEE@ci.college-station.tx.us>
8/29/97 11:22am
Mike Davis
Jane - We talked with Mike Davis this morning. We will be meeting
with him again mext week. I think he has agreed to wait on the
zoning issue until we have had a chance to talk more about this
project and the even bigger picture. He does want assurance from the
city that if he waits it doesn't mean that he has to reapply under
new policy guidelines. He may contact you, I don't know.
Scott
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P. O. Box 9960 . 1101 Texas Avenue
Tel: 409 764 3500
College Station, TX 77842
September 8, 1997
Riverview Inc.
Attn: Mike Davis
4002 Aspen
Bryan. Texas 77802
RE: Carter Creek Relocation Project
Dear Mr. Davis:
We have completed the review of your "Carter Creek Relocation" concept dated June 1997. In
concert with the City of Bryan development engineering staff: we discussed the concept and
details of your design.
There are maintenance and design issues that need to be addressed ,prior to approval of the
relocation concept. The following is a list of concerns currently identified by the joint Bryan
and College Station review:
1. As previously discussed there are concerns with the maintenance of the
proposed facility.
a If the City can not maintain the proposed improvements, a plan to
ensure the design "n" values and other assumptions will be required.
b. The City has some concern with regard to the "flapper" gates being
installed as part of the detention basins at the lower end of the project.
This design has the potential of not functioning properly due to debris
getting caught within the opening and not allowing them to close. You
have stated that the gates provide for added protection. but that if in the
event they did not operate properly there would be no impact to the
downstream properties. If this is in fact the case, it would be better to
remove the 'gates and portions of the benned areas in order to utilize
the additional capacity for the entire channel.
2. In an effort to determine the amoWlt of sediment load the channel will be
carrying as a result of this project, you will need to submit a silt loading
analysis., This. information will help to determine the maintenance schedule
necessary to maintain the design assumptions associated with this project.
Home of Texas A&M University
Mr. Mike Davis
Carter Creek Relocation Project
September 8, 1997
Page 2
3. As part of the maintenance concerns for this project, the City will require the
channel bottom to be concrete lined. This lining will provide a solid working
surface to perform maintenance activities.
4. The developer will be responsible for submitting a financial guarantee that is
equal to a sealed engineer's estimate for all costs associated with the
construction of this project.
Please submit this information. at your earliest convenience. The approval of this conceptual
plan is contingent upon receiving this information and full compliance with the City of College
Station Drainage Policy and Design Standards manual. If you have any questions, feel free to
contact either of us at 764-3570.
xc: Sabine McCully, Senior Planner, City of College Station
Shirley V olk, Development Coordinator, City of College Station
Paul Kaspar, Graduate Engineer, City of College Station
Mark Smith, Dir. of Public Works, City of College Station
Kent Laza, City Engineer, City of College Station
Steve Homeyer, Asst. to the City Engineer, City of College Station
Linda Huff, Development Engineering Division Manager, City of Bryan
LisaHagerman, Development Engineer, City of Bryan
Greg Taggart, Municipal Development Group
Carter Creek Relocation Project D.P. File
Steven E.Esmond
1018 Muirfield Village
College Station, Texas 77845
Home: 409/690-6252
Office: 409/764-7640
Fax: 409/693-6729
August 23, 1997
Jane Kee
City Planner
City of College Station
P.O. Box 9960
College Station, TX 77842
Re: P&Z Meetings
Brazos Greenways Council
Dear Jane:
I have become a friend to Brazos Greenways Council because of my current occupation and
background.' As a college student I was also president of an environmental group which had a
mission .similar to theirs. One of the things they want to do is protect flood plains from
development. I don't believe this is practical in every case, but it's worthwhile to aim that way.
When development does encroach into a flood plain, perhaps its effects could be mitigated with
sound planning . We might consider bike paths and other amenities for our flood plains.
I contacted Mark Shavers (greenway@snaefell.tamu.edu) last week to recommend they attend P&Z
meetings whenever flood plain issues were being discussed. He agreed it would be consistent with
their organization's mission to address flood plain management at that level. I suggested to him
that you would probably be the bes(contact person at the City regarding upcomingP&Z meetings
and flood plain issues. If not, YOll might refer him to someone else. You certainly have been
helpful in the past at coordinating input from groups such as this.
I would hope that the Brazos Greenways Council can become an asset to the City through the
planning process. Since they want to be involved, perhaps we could facilitate their input in that
way. Please call if you have any' questions or suggestions.
n E. Esmond
City Councilman Place 1
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ZONING DISTRICT INFORMATION SUMMARY
Case #97-109
From A-Q & R-l to C-l
EXISTING A-O AGRICULTURAL OPEN:
PROPOSED C-l GENERAL COMMERCIAL:
PURPOSE: This district includes lands within
the corporate limits of the City which are not
subdivided and are relatively undeveloped.
This district is designed to promote orderly,
timely, economical growth and to recognize
current conditions. It is a reserved area in
which the future growth of the City can occur.
PURPOSE: This district is designed to
provide a location for general commercial,
retail uses which serve the entire community
and its visitors.
PERMITTED USES: All in A-P and C-3, plus
the following:
Singh: family dwellings.
Home occupations.
Alcoholic beverage sales
Arena - coliseum.
Automobile sales and rental.
Automobile repair shop.
Bank.
Bookstore, retail and wholesale.
Bowling alley.
Restaurant.
Car wash.
Child care.
Cleaner, dry & Pressing plant, linen supply.
Cold storage.
Commercial amusements (excluding sexually
oriented commercial enterprises)
Convalescent home.
Domestic household equipment rental.
Dormitories.
Drive-in sales.
Drive-in eating establishment.
Filling station, retail. .
Funeral homes.
Furniture, appliance store, sales, service.
Garage, commercial.
Hardware store.
Hospital, sanitarium, or nursing home.
Hotel/Motel
MariIle and fishing equipment sales.
Mobile home sales, storage.
Nursery plant sales.
Publiqparking building or lot.
Printing lrtld reproduction.
Private lodges, fraternal.
Radio or TV stations or studios, (no towers).
Retail sal~s and services.
Shopping,center.
Storage garage.
Theaters and motion picture houses.
WarellOuses for uses permitted in this district.
PERMITTED USES:
Single family dwellings.
Barn, stable for keeping private animal stock.
Country club (publicly or privately owned).
Crop production.
Farm.
Truck garden (including greenhouse for
commercial purposes).
Golf course.
Home occupations.
Pasturage.
Poultry production (non-COIIlIllercial).
Riding academy (private).
EXISTING R-l SINGLE FAMILY:
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.
PERMITTED USES:
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