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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMiscellaneousTEEN CENTER PROPOSED USE AND HOURS Tepn Center Hours Regular Teen Activities 3:OO p.m, - 10:00 p.m„ Monday. -Thursday 1:00 p.m. -Midnight, Friday -Saturday Occasional Use for Non-teen Activities 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m„ Monday -Friday 8:OO a.m. - 1:OO p,m„ Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m., Sunday The bulk of usage will come from the Junior High, therefore, traffic will primarily be pedestrian and by bicycle. Auto traffic will increase for pick-up of teens from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m., with lighter traffic between 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. 'Weekends will experience a .more spread out traffic pattern except during special events. Anticipated use includes recreational uses, social activities, dances and parties for teens. The building. may be used for meetings or Xtra Education programs during the day when teens are in school The number of staff on site will be between one and five employees, depending on the needs and activities, The number of users is anticipated to be between one and approximately 200 teens during special activities. 04/29/98 11:10 .$409 764 3737 CS Pt1RKS & REC C~j 001 ~~~~ PHON /F ~ , ~ ROM: r' L; ~ ~ ~ PHQN AX: 3 +' ~ -- College St~~~tion Parks and Recreation COMPANY: X000 Krenf~~k Tap Road P.O. sox 9!160 Co-lec~e Sf~,~fion, Texas. 7T'542-9960 DATL: r ~ - # OF PA GAS: ~ ~..~^~ COMMENTS: C 6v~(,l~frol1Q~ ~se ~~i~/f- r~. 5~0 ors e 5 ~~ o~ 7~,~.. Yr , ~~t ~ ~~~ ~ ~v 04/29/98 11:10 $409 764 3737 CS PARKS ~ REC 0 002 CONDITIONAL USES MIl'tIMUM REQUIREMENTS 1. Receipt for filing fee {$150.+.)0 or $75.00 for in-house child care - min. 7 children). 2. Sixteen (16) copies of site I~~lsn which includes requirements for sit® plan prvpvsals as listed on attached sheet.. This site plan will go to P.R.C. for review, after which thirteen (13) copies of revis ~d site plan will be required. 3. Detailed explanation of pro~~~osed use including hours of operation, antlcfpated traffic, number of employees, number of students, children, church .members, .etc., as applicable. ~#. If sign. is planned for project, site plan should include sign elevation a nd .details. if sign details are not included onplans submitted with this application, anyfutur® sign may .have to be consider®d as a separate. conditional use permit and all of the above requirements must l:~e repeated. APPLICATION WILL NOT BE CI.?NSIDERED COMPLETE WITHOUT THE F~OLLOWINO INFORMATION ADDRESSED: Condifianal Uses: (check one} ^ ^ Child .Care Convolescent Homas ^ ^ Duplexes {R-3) Telecommunicatwn To~nrer's {A-d, A- ^ ^ Medical Clinics Pharmacies ^ P, M-1 } Fratemi JSorori Houses R-5, R-6, tY tY { ^ Public Libraries Community Bus{dings ^ C-1, M-'I} Group Housing (R-5, R-6, C-1} ^ Municipal Service Facilities O . Funeral Houses (C-N, C.-NG, M-1, ^ ^ Sanitanums hlursing Homes O M-2, A-P, Cam} Large Recycling Collection Facilities ^ Parking Lots {C-NG, A-P, C-1, C-2, C;-3) ^ Telephone F~cchange ^ ,4partment Hotels (C-1 } ^ Veterinary. Clinic ^ Hospitals Sta te how the following issues will be addressed: 1. Parking 2. Screening of offensive are,~as (trash, leading a reas, transformers, utility c:onneGtions, detention ponds, etc_} 3. Traffic impacts 4_ Protection of neighborhoods ~~ CONDITIONAL USES MINIMUM RE62UIREMENTS 1. ParPar---k~ Southwood Athletic Park has a total of 545 parking spaces with 132 available adjacent to the Teen Center. The Teen Center is expected to cater. primarily to Junior. High-age teens that do not. drive. Most participants will walk to the center or will be dropped off. Events such as .parties or special events will most often, .but not always, occur when Southwood Pool will be closed. The pool is the major source of parking needs for the east end of the park. During .the .heaviest pool use only .about 75% of the parking lot is utilized. Staff parking requirements will be no more than one to five spaces. 2. Dumnsters.~ All trash from the Teen. Center will be deposited in the dumpster adjacent to the maintenance building in the .park. This area is screened. No offensive areas will be installed with the center. 3. Traffic lmnacts: Southwood Athletic Park is located on Rock Prairie Road. Normal. traffic volume is estimated to be 50 to 100. cars per day... as drop- off/pick-up traffic, along with vehicles that stay at the site. Special events such as parties or dances may generate as many as 150 participants with associated traffic. These numbers should not significantly effect traffic on Rock Prairie Road. 4. Protection of Neighborhoods: The proposed location of the Teen Center will be approximately 500 feet from the nearest .home. The use of the facility will be constantly supervised. and is to be recreational in nature. The property to the south of the teen center is vacant and zoned AO. The proposed use of the Teen Center differs little from. other uses in the park and should not affect the adjoining neighborhood. 0/29/98 11:10. '$~09 76~ 3737 CS PARKS & REC ~00~ fFEN CEN~FR PROP~i~SFD USE AND HOURS ~eA_+Cenf®r NQUrs Regul~~r Teen AGfiivities 3;00 ~~,m, - 10:00 p.m., Monday -Thursday 1:00 ~~.rn. - Midnight. Friday - Saturcay Ocda 5lonal Use for Non-teen Activities 8:00 ci,m. - 3;00 p,m„ Monday -Friday 8:00 ci,1'rti. - 1:00 p.m., Saturday 8:00 ci,m, - 10.00 p.rn., Sunday The bulk of usage viii come fl'om fihe Junior Mlgh, therefore, traffic w~~ill primarily be pedestrian and by bicycle. Auto traffic will increase for pick-up of teens from 5:00 - 7:a0 p,m.. with lighter Traffic bet~nre~n 7:00 - 10,00 p.m. We~~ker~ds will experience a more spread ou1~ traffic pattern except during special e~~ents. Anticipated use Includes recce;-ational uses, social activities, dances c~nd parties for teens, Th® building may l:;~e used fQr me9tings or Xfr~- EdU~atl~rr programs during the day when teens arE~ in school, The number of staff on site will be between one and five employees, ,depending on the needs and gctiVitles, 1'he number of users is anticipated to b~~ betw$en one and approximately 200 te~©ns during special activities. GTE 301 INDUSTRIAL 8'LVD. BRYAN, TEXAS 77803 ANTRONY VITANZA DESIGNER ACCESS DESIGN 4091821-4754 DATE: JANUARY 04, 1999 CASE: COLLEGE STATION TEEN CENTER{98-703) REVIEWED BY: LAV'~RNE AKIN AFTER REViE'VV OF THE ITEM LISTED ABOVE, THE. FQC.I.OWiNG CONCERNS WERE NOTED: CONTACT EINTHONY VITANZA AT 449/821-4?54 FOR CONDUIT PLACEMENT FOR N'EW SERVICE,. AnDrriONAL COMIViENTS: CONTACT ANTiiONY VITANZA WiTii GTE AT 409182!-4754 FOR TELEPHONE RF2UiRr:MENTS, CONDUIT PLACEMENT, AND OCCUPANCY .DATE. CONDITIONAL USES MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS 1. Receipt for filing fee ($150.00 or $75.00 for in-house child care -.mina 7 children). 2. Sixteen (16) copies of site. plan which includes requirements forsite plan proposals as listed on attached sheet. This site .plan will go to'PR.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 inclutled 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 WLLL NOT BE CONSIDERED COMPLETE WITHOUT THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION ADDRESSEDt .Conditional..-Uses: (check one) .Child Care ^ Duplexes (R-3). ^ Convolescent<Homes ^ Telecommunication Tower's (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 ^ FuneraF 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 -Hospitals State how the following issues wiltbe addressed: 1. Parking 2. Screening of offensive areas (trash, loading areas, transformers, utility connections, detention ponds, etc.) 3. Traffic Impacts 4. Protection of neighborhoods 98-703 98-703 98-703 Jesse F & Jean M. Ayers Drew A. Bennett Jimmy D & Dolores Boedeker 3411 Coastal Drive 1527-D Eglin Way Southwest Rt. 1 Box 49 College Station, Texas 77845 Washington, DC 20336 Caldwell, Texas 77836 98-703 98-703 98-703 Dawn Merton Boothe & Harry Merton Leo Busch Jr. BVMC Inc. 5001 Smugglers Rd. 705 J. Marie Lane. ATTN: Tax Dept #34306 College Station, Texas 77845 Crowley, Texas 76036 P.O. Box 1504 Nashville, TN 37202 98-703 98-703 98-703 George Carroll Sr. J B Carroll James Michael & Laurie L. Chesshir 606 Fairview c/o George Carroll Jr. 3406 Wildrye Drive College Station, Texas 77840 3300 Big Bend College Station, Texas 77845 Bryan, Texas 77803 98-703 98-703 98-703 College Station ISD James V. & Julia A. Elder. Jerry L. & Cam Emmons 1812 Welsh #120 P.O. Box 66 Rt. 3 Box 246-E College Station, Texas 77840 Italy, Texas 76651 Stephenville, Texas 76401 98-703 98-703 98-703 Wayne A. Fellers Timothy Fickey Lawrence R. & Karen Grilling 3411 Wildrye Drive 3413 Wildrye 3410 Bahia Drive College Station, Texas 77845 College Station, Texas 77845 College Station, Texas 77845 98-703. 98-703 98-703 C. William Hedderman II Chia-Ren Hu Shek Chak & Suk Hin Hui 1819 Shadowwood 1704 Briar Roase Ct. 3001 Cochise College Station, Texas 77840 College Station, Texas 77845 College Station, Texas 77845 98-703 98-703 98-703 James S. & Shana Kathleen Hutchins Yasin Ishaq Chad A. Jackson 1100 Buttercup. l 106 Buttercup Circle 3418 Normand Drive College Station, Texas 77845 College Station, Texas 77845 College Station, Texas 77845 98-703 98-703 98-703 Harry A. Jones John & Rebecca Landis M P Laurent 1205 Warden St. Rt. 1 Box 2116 Rt. 9 Box 1120 Fort Worth, Texas 76126-3527 Kountze, Texas 77625 Livingston, Texas 77351 98-703 98-703 98-703 David J. Leatham .Michael D. Adelen M. Manka David R. Mayo 3311 Westchester Avenue 3311 Flickering Candle 2167 Post Oak Circle College Station, Texas 77845' Spring, Texas 77388 College Station, Texas 77845 98-703 98-703. 98-703 Marianna McCarthy Jay Peter Merkley Jerry D. & Carol M. Neel 1110 Buttercup Circle 3405 Bahia Drive 15423 Wandering Trail College Station, Texas 77845 College Station, Texas 77845 Friendswood, Texas 77546-3027 98-703 Pierre & Laura Normand Jr. P.O. Box 10361 College Station, Texas 77842 98-703 D. Ted & Linda R. Pospisil 2816 St. Charles Plano, Texas 75074 98-703 Sec of Housing & Urban Development 2211 Norfold Suite 300 Houston, Texas 77098-4096 98-703 Southwood Holdings Two, Ltd. Kris Compton 1009 Main Street Bastrop, Texas 78602-3216 98-703 L J Westover 3408 Wildrye College Station, Texas 77845 98-703 98-703 Daniel Petalas, Frank & Stephanie Brewer Susanne M. Peterson 13122 Bidwell Drive 3409 Coastal Drive Austin, Texas 78729-7420 College Station, Texas 77840 98-703 Protestant Episcopal Church ATTN: Business Manager 3203 W. Alabama Houston, Texas 77098 98-703 Horace Schaffer 702 Pershing College Station, Texas 77840 98-703 Alfred Gene Shouse 3409 Bahia College Station, Texas 77845 98-703 Mellissa Thomason 3408 Coastal Drive College Station, Texas 77845 98-703 Southwood Holdings One, Ltd. P.O. Box 419 Morrilton, AR 72110 98-703 Bodley P. Thornton 24811 Mount Auburn Drive Katy, Texas 77494-6829