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Home My WebLink AboutMiscellaneous " ZONING DISTRICT INFORMATION SUMMARY Case #97-112 From A-Q to M-2 EXISTING A-O AGRICULTURAL OPEN: PROPOSED M-2 REA VY INDUSTRIAL: 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 land for manufacturing and industrial activities with generation of nuisance characteristics greater than activities permitted in the C-2 and M-l zoning districts. Uses within this district are not compatible with residential uses and lower intensity commercial uses. PERMITTED USES: PERMITTED USES: All uses permitted in M- 1 and C-2, excluding C-l uses, plus the following: 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). Aircraft landing strips, sales, service, rental, or repair. Broadcasting towers for radio and television. Telecommunications Towers Concrete products manufacturing. Food processing plants. Machine shops. Salvage or junk yards Storage tanks (For liquid petroleum & explosives.) Tire shops, including vulcanizing and retreading. Warehousing. Research and development. Laboratories. Instrument . and component manufacturing. Apparel manufacturing. Rubber and plastics product manufacturing. Transportation cOIllPonent manufacturing. Prinp.ng and allied products. Electrical machine manufacturing. Fabricated metal products manufacturing. Office equipment and supplies manufacturing. Offices. Warehousing. Large recycling collection facilities. SmaIl recycling collection facilities. Othe~ uses considered by the Commission. OCT-15-97 WED 4:29 PM P. PHONE 8111754-2324 P,O. tlRAW;R 1800 WACO. TEXAS 76703 FAX 8171752-2305 2001 MA.RLlN HWY. El ~\>;;"~1. ~ ~.t~~ ; J _... II> ~ ~,!~ ,,~ "'4'0'1\1 l NO'. fa ~ YOUNG MRTERIRlS CORP. October 15, 1997 Ms. Sabine McCully City of College Station Planning and Zoning P.o. Box 9960 College Station, Texas 77842 Fax No.: (409) 764-3496 Re: Case No.: 97-112 - Rezoning Request From A-O to M-2, 5 acres located on the Southwest Corner of Greens Prairie and Rock Prairie Road, Samuel Johnson Survey, A-202 Dear Ms. McCully: On behalf of Young Materials Corporation, Applicant in this rezoning action, we respectfully request that this application be withdrawn from consideration and the matter removed from the docket for the October 16, 1997 Planning and zoning Commission hearing and the November 13, 1997 City Council meeting. Thanking you in advance for your kind attention to this matter. yours, Young Materials corporation cc: F.M. Young , f~ COLLEGE STATION P. O. Box 9960 . 1101 Texas Avenue Tel: 409 7643500 College Station, TX 77842 March 13, 1998 Mr. Rick Baldwin Young Contractors P.O. Drawer 1800 Waco, Texas 76703 (fax) 254-752-2305 RE: Temporary Batch Plant Locations in College Station Dear Mr. Baldwin: My understanding from our telephone conversation last Friday is that Mr. Young is interested in the City considering rezomng for a batch plant on either of two properties. The first is the original site of the batch plant across from CIC and the Pebble Creek Elementary School. The second site is the one south of and adjacent to the City's Business Center. As pet our preVious conversations, in orderto have retail sales from this temporary plant thepioperty needs to be zoned M-2 Heavy Industrial. The preVious batch plant was authorized under a development agreement with the City that allowed temporary operation for concrete work on specific construction projects Young Contractors was working on at the time(ie: SH 6 South construction and the streets within the Pebble Creek SubdiVision). It did not allow retail sales of concrete for other uses. Staff makes recoIlUl1.endations on rezoning requests taking into consideration the City's Future Land Use Plan, surrounding existing land uses, utility availability, traffic impacts, the range of uses allowed in a particular zone, etc. Althoughthese two,locations are different from the one Mr. Young requested rezoning oflastyear, the comments in the staff report are applicable. I have enclosed a copy for your reference. The staifis unable torecornmend approval ofM-2 zoning on either of the two properties you asked about at thistime. The first is shown for retail commercial on the land use plan, notheavy industrial. The Council,must take into account the full range of uses allowed in the M~2zone and whether these uses are compatible with existing and future uses. Uses nearby consist of office, schopl, singlefarnily and an approved church. "C''winword''batcbIt.doc Home of Texas A&M University I .. The second site is adjacent to the City's Business Center and the staff could not recommend approval of heavy industrial zoning adjacent to this project where the City is trying to market and develop properties. The current land use plan does not show any locations for heavy industrial zoning within the City limits. Council would consider this type of request on a case by case basis and look at impacts to existing and potential future land uses in the surrounding area in order to, make the decision. I hope this sufficiently answers your questions and gives you an indication of the staff recommendation at this time. If you have further questions please do not hesitate to call. Sincerely, ''''''''--', , , / ' \.,.}2,d ",.:;;.~" ,~~ /1 ( Jan~ R. Kee, AICP , GitY Planner \,..."."",.,;""'" encl: staff report 97-112 "C"Winword''batcblt.doc "