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WRITTEN LEGAL DESCRIPTION
for
Rezoning Application
Raintree, Lot Reserve 1, Brazos County, Texas
Existing A-O, Agricultural-Open: Fro posed A P Administrative Professional:
PURPOSE: This district includes lands PURPOSE: This district would
within the corporate limits of the City, accommodate selected commercial
which are not subdivided and are relatively businesses which provide a service rather
undeveloped. This district is designed to than sell products, either retail or wholesale.
promote order, timely, economical growth The uses allowed have relatively low traffic
and to recognize current conditions. It is a generation and require limited location
reserved area in which the future growth of identification.
the City can occur.
PERMITTED USES:
PERMITTED USES: ■ Administrative offices.
■ Art studio or gallery.
■ Single family dwellings ■ Business, music, dance, or commercial
■ Mobile Homes, located pursuant to an schools.
approved location permit as provided in ■ Financial institutions.
Section 7.9H. (As amended by ■ Doctor or dentist offices.
Ordinance No. 2257 dated August 12, ■ Government offices.
1997.) ■ Offices, professional or service.
■ HUD-code manufactured homes, located ■ Photographer's studio.
pursuant to an approved location permit ■ Radio, TV station (no towers).
as provided in Section 7.9H. (As ■ Public parking lot for operating vehicles.
amended by Ordinance No. 2257 dated ■ Real estate office.
August 12, 1997.) ■ Small recycling collection facilities.
■ Barn, stable for keeping private animal (As amended by Ordinance No. 1905
stock. dated September 12, 1991)
■ Country club (publicly or privately ■ Travel agency or tourist bureau.
owned). ■ Other personal service shops.
■ Crop production.
■ Farm.
■ Truck garden (including greenhouse for
commercial purposes).
■ Golf Course.
■ Home Occupations.
■ Pasturage.
■ Poultry production (non-commercial).
■ Riding academy (private). (As amended
by Ordinance No. 2211 dated September
26, 1996).
P REDEVELOPMENT MEETING
The purpose of a predevelopment meeting i5 to meet the City Staff that will be involved
with your development and identify general i55ues that need further analyoi5. Along with
the diocuoolon of these major issues, Staff will talk about the development process,
distribute necessary information and discuss what permits will be required for your
particular development. This meeting is in no way a complete review of your project.
Staff will perform a formal thorough review once the minimum requirements are
submitted for your particular development.
General Information:
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History and Introduction
Dominion Leasing Investments L.L.C. is an established real estate devel-
opment firm with broad experience in government leasing and privatization.
Since its inception in 1986, Dominion has designed, built and financed
over 2.9 million square feet of commercial and public properties. Origi-
nally created as a vehicle to generate construction activity for its sister com-
pany, Canam Construction L.L.C., Dominion has grown into a major
developer of turnkey government projects. Regarded as innovators in the
financing and development of public projects, Dominion first introduced
lease-purchase acquisition of government buildings in the States of Ala-
bama and Oklahoma. Since 1990 the company has specialized in two
areas: (1) privately-operated correctional facilities, and (2) office buildings
for the General Services Administration.
Since receiving its first lease award in 1991, Dominion has developed four-
teen GSA office properties in the States of Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, Colo-
rado and New Mexico containing more than 745,000 gross square feet
(see Figure 1). Dominion builds, owns and manages these GSA properties
as traditional investments for its own account.
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Figure 1 - GSA Properties •
Developed, Owned and
Managed by Dominion Leasing
Dominion Venture Group L.L.C.
Company Management
Dominion Leasing was founded by Calvin Burgess, who serves as President
and CEO. Offices and staff in Edmond, Oklahoma are shared with the oldest
of his many affiliates, Canam Construction L.L.C. Because Canam serves as
general contractor for all of Dominion's projects, its estimators and project
managers are active in the planning, construction and operation of government
buildings. Typically the construction estimator who prepares a project's con-
struction budget will also assume the role of Project Manager throughout its
construction and into initial operations. This cradle to grave approach im-
proves the delivery of fixed-price, turnkey projects within contract terms and
avoids the delays and conflicts associated with third-party general contractors.
It has also won the admiration of GSA Contracting Officers who appreciate
the cost and time efficiencies involved.
Jim Hunter serves as Executive Vice President with responsibility for land ac-
quisition, financing and for coordination with other team members. The
company's GSA Project Managers have all worked extensively on the planning,
pricing, design coordination and construction of GSA properties. Property
Manager Trey Ayers works from the corporate office with Dominion's full-
time resident property managers to provide logistics support for the mainte-
nance and operation of GSA facilities. He also coordinates with GSA Build-
ings Managers and provides supervision for all remodeling and expansion projects
y for existing properties. Figure 2 depicts Dominion's property division organi-
Figure 2 -Development eT Property zational structure.
Management Organizational Chart
Under the above management team, Dominion has served as developer for
seventeen government-related projects for such agencies as The U.S. Space and
II Rocket Center, the Oklahoma Department of Human Services, the General
Services Administration and the U.S. Air Force. For seven of those projects,
Jim Hunter Dominion also served as the conduit lessor under traditional lease purchase
transactions.
Trey Ayers Jay Crawford
Keith Harris
Leo Coffman Danny Mihura *Paul Jiminez Robert Cantrell Steve Armstrong/ William Browning Bob Greene
Tulsa, OK Wichita, KS Del Rio, TX Albuquerque, NM Salvador Nichols OKC, OK Lakewood, CO
Pecos, TX
Leo Coffman/
*Mario Reyes Neil Burgess *Juan Rios
Christine Ferrell
McAlester, OK Deming, NM Dallas, TX Cotulla, TX
* -Assisted by Robert Cantrell a Senior Property Manager
Dominion Venture Group L.L.C.
Investment Philosophy
It has been Dominion's policy to invest substantial capital into each GSA
property and to hold each asset as a permanent component of its invest-
ment portfolio. The company recognizes the unique value of its invest-
ments and intends to retain title to its GSA assets throughout their pri-
mary lease terms and beyond. Because Dominion and Canam enjoy sig-
nificant earnings from other sources, this disciplined approach toward GSA
investment has enabled the company to accumulate a substantial real es-
tate portfolio with substantial earnings.
Design & Construction Philosophy
The specifications of Dominion's GSA buildings reflect the company's
long-term investment approach. Because the lessor is responsible for all
operating expenses, maintenance, replacements, etc., and because Domin-
ion intends to retain and operate its properties for 20 to 30 years, consid-
erable costs are incurred during construction that will reduce future oper-
ating costs by several multiples. As a result, Dominion operates its prop-
erties with substantially reduced energy costs as contrasted with similar
facilities. Two different electric utility companies have contacted Domin-
ion to inquire how it is able to achieve such low energy consumption on
office properties.
Energy efficient components include such features as windows with Low
"E" glass and thermally-broken frames, blown wall insulation rather than
batts, motion detector light switching rather than manual wall switches,
energy-saving electronic ballasts, and, most importantly, the most advanced
HVAC technology available, controlled by remote microprocessors. Do-
minion has purchased more HVAC systems from the Trane Corporation
that use their computerized Tracer Energy Management System than any
other company in the world. Building veneers, parking surfaces, elevators
and roofing systems are also selected for maximum life and minimal main-
tenance.
Building architecture is oriented toward the image and mission of the
' federal tenant but typically follows a traditional design for long-term market
viability. Dominion's GSA architect, Rick Brown with Richard
Brown & Associates, is a talented designer with the ability to create
' efficient, cost-effective buildings that satisfy the technical and aesthetic
objectives of federal tenants. His depth of experience with GSA projects
adds important strength to Dominion's offers and reduces the time needed
to bring the company's projects on line.
Dominion Venture Group L.L.C.
Canam Construction L.L.C.
Canam is one of the largest volume general contractor headquartered in
Oklahoma, although much of its work is out of state. A $500 million
bonding line from The Hartford is that surety's largest bonding commit-
ment and expresses their confidence in Canam's proven ability to com-
plete jobs on schedule and within budget. Canam's largest customer is
Dominion, but it regularly contracts with unrelated parties on a negoti-
ated basis.
Canam was organized in 1977 and is licensed in the States of Oklahoma,
Texas, Alabama, Florida, Minnesota, Kansas, New Hampshire, Georgia,
Mississippi, Arizona, Virginia, Wisconsin, Missouri, Nevada, Colorado
and New Mexico. Employment ranges from 100 to over 200 persons,
dependent upon construction activity.
Financial
The company and its parent, Dominion Properties, have been organized
as limited liability companies under the Internal Revenue Code, wherein
earnings are distributed directly to stockholders for taxation. Nonethe-
less, Dominion Properties has retained substantial earnings in its capital
account and reflected equity of over $66 million as of December 31, 1998.
As of 12-31-00, Dominion Properties L.L.C. reported the data shown in
Figure 3.
Current Assets $6,567,322
Figure 3 - Financials Property $197,931,297
TotalAssets $204,498,619
Total Liabilities $95,305,577
Total Equity $109,193,042
Dominion Venture Group L.L.C.
Development, Construction and Management of GSA Properties
The common ownership of Dominion Leasing Investments L.L.C. and
Canam. Construction L.L.C. provides a unique advantage in the develop-
ment of properties. Both companies share the same office, are managed
by Calvin Burgess and are both audited on common dates. With respect
to GSA projects, the building owner and the general contractor are dedi-
cated to precisely the same end. There is no bickering over change orders,
no arguing over weather delays, no fighting over interpretation of plans.
This relationship also serves the GSA well by providing immediate and
inexpensive responses to changes during construction and later when rou-
tine remodeling is performed.
Another advantage is Dominion's cradle to grave approach to develop-
ment and management. The company's GSA Project Manager is Jay
Crawford, a veteran of over 30 GSA Best & Final Offers, resulting in
fourteen lease awards with others currently under evaluation. Jay evaluates
all SFOs, coordinates design with Dominion's architect (Rick Brown),
estimates project budgets, negotiates with contracting officers, and, if the
lease is awarded, serves as senior project manager for the development of
the site and construction of the building. This consistency of responsibil-
ity and task specialization not only provides Dominion a competitive edge,
it enhances the company's understanding of GSA objectives and renders a
more useful and efficient product for all parties.
Upon completion of construction and acceptance by tenant agencies,
Dominion's GSA properties are turned over to its Director of Property
4 Management, Trey Ayers. The transfer of responsibility is efficient and the
person who actually built the project is readily available to back up the
property management process. In addition to supervising its resident man-
agers, Dominion's property manager in the Edmond office serves as liaison
with GSA Buildings Managers and tenant representatives. Considerable
time is also devoted to monitoring sophisticated HVAC systems and lighting
systems in each building via Dominion's central command unit at the home
office.
Dominion Venture Group L.L.C.
Preventative Maintenance
Preventive maintenance is especially important to Dominions management
approach. As we intend to retain ownership of the property for the very
distant future, particular attention is paid to the upkeep of all components
of the building and grounds. As systems require replacement, only the
most durable equipment and the most rigid specs are used. A tour of
Dominion's GSA facilities will show that 5 and 10 year old facilities can
look and perform like brand new with proper care and planning.
HVAC schedules include filter changes every quarter, cooling tower cleaning
twice a year, chiller cleaning on an annual basis, belts and compressors
checked weekly, roofing inspections weekly, general building inspection
and walk arounds completed daily. Fluorescent fight and ballast replacement
on an as needed basis. These are a just a few scheduled maintenance items
that are noted; the on site building manager is continually monitoring
operations of the facility and scheduling maintenance items. The combined
maintenance schedules and the continuous monitoring by our local building
manager helps ensures a safe and trouble free work environment for our
tenants.
Emergencies and Problem Solving
Any emergency is dealt with an immediate response. Our onsite building
manager reviews the situation and has the authority to direct whatever
response is necessary to correct the emergency. The Director of Property
Management can deal with any problems that the onsite manager may
have in the home office to ensure the emergency is corrected promptly
and correctly.
All problems that arise at the facility are first analyzed by the on site building
manager to determine their severity and response times. All emergencies
are dealt with immediately, while other problems are dealt with on a case
by case scenario. A 48-hour turn around time for correction of all problems
is standard.
Remodeling
Dominion is particularly adept at the process of retro construction within
GSA buildings. As operational changes require remodeling of the building's
interior, we provide professional construction services at competitive rates.
In any given year, Dominion performs hundreds of thousands of dollars
of Government-funded construction inside of our GSA properties.
Dominion Venture Group L.L.C.
Energy Management Systems for GSA Properties
The mechanical and lighting systems in Dominion's GSA buildings are
monitored and controlled by an integrated energy management system
known as Tracer. The Trane Company manufactures all of Dominion's
HVAC equipment, including the Tracer software program.
Microprocessor-driven controls are installed simultaneous with the
mechanical equipment during construction. Trane has advised that
Dominion Leasing has acquired more Tracer energy managementsystems
{ than any other company in the world. Since then several additional
g Tracer systems have been installed, including those in the company's
prison projects.
The central command unit is located in Dominion's Edmond, Okla-
homa office and is linked via telephone modem with computers in each
building. Additionally, technicians at Trane's home office and in offices
of their local representatives throughout the country may monitor
Dominion's mechanical equipment and make changes or recommenda-
tions as appropriate. These systems not only provide energy savings and
reduced equipment wear, they also enhance the lessor's abilities to satisfy
the tenants' demand for tempered air after regular operating hours and
on weekends.
Dominion Leasing also uses the Tracer program to monitor and control
its lighting systems. Additionally, all of the company's GSA properties
are equipped with motion sensors which automatically turn lights on
and off. The use of fluorescent fixtures with electronic ballasts also pro-
vides maximum light output, full lamp life and reduced energy con-
sumption.
Dominion Venture Group L.L.C.
- A two-building office complex on
13.6 acres in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The
larger building contains 147,844
square feet on five floors, while the
single-story building contains ap-
proximately 22,000 square feet.
Features include a 2-acre picnic and
recreation area, a helicopter pad, a
701-space free parking lot and
considerable expansion space.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Building
Tulsa, Oklahoma
A 64,744 square foot, steel-framed,
Dryvit-veneered office building
located on 8.7-acres in Dominion's
Federal Plaza Addition. Because this
facility is devoted to the computer-
ized medical operations of dozens of
Indian tribes, it is state-of-the-art
with respect to built-in technology.
Indian Health Services Building
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Dominion Venture Group L.L.C.
This 69,012 square foot, four-story
office building is co-located with the
Indian Health Services Building in
Dominion's 8.7-acre Federal Plaza
Addition. The first floor includes a
secure, 13-space interior parking
garage. Upper floors are designed for
heavy loading from files and com-
puter equipment.
Internal Revenue Service Building
Albuquerque, New Mexico
A 95,041 square foot, six-story, pre-
stressed concrete structure in down-
town Wichita that features a 40-space
parking area which is rare in the
Central Business District. This
rr facility also contains a walker cell
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duct flooring system, an
" uninterruptable power supply, a
r ` sound masking system, and duress
alarms.
Internal Revenue Service Building
Wichita, Kansas
Dominion Venture Group L.L.C.
A 52,564 square foot, three-story
federal office building situated on
three-quarters of a city block in
downtown Del Rio, Texas. Tenants
ri include the Federal District Court,
the U.S. Attorney's office, the Federal
Bureau of Investigation and the U.S.
Marshal's Service.
Federal Building
Del Rio, Texas
An office building and clinic de-
signed expressly for the physical and
psychological testing of recruits
entering the U.S. armed forces. The
32,843 square foot single story steel
and masonry building is located on a
2.55 acre tract in southwestern
Oklahoma City near Will Rodgers
Military Entrance Processing Station World Airport.
r Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Dominion Venture Group L.L.C.
A 41,146 square foot, two-story steel
and masonry courthouse that occu-
pies an entire city block in Pecos,
Texas. Tenants include the U.S.
District Court, Office of the U.S.
Attorney and the U.S. Marshal's
I~ i• Service.
H Federal Building
Pecos, Texas
One of five regional labs simulta-
neously developed across the U.S.,
this 54,000 square foot facility will
serve the needs of one of the DENs
most active areas. The single-story
building overlooks a lake formed by
the Trinity River and is located in the
Stemmons Crossing office park on
Interstate 35 in Dallas. When com-
pleted in November, 2001, the
DEA South Central Regional Laboratory building will contain 51 hooded lab
Dallas, Texas stations, a large secure vault for
storage of illicit drugs and will feature
' extraordinarily complex mechanical
systems.
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Dominion Venture Group L.L.C.
A 45,500 square foot facility, com-
prised of three (3) individual one-
story, concrete masonry structures.
These structures are an Administra-
tion Building, Vehicle Maintenance
Building, and a Horse Stable Build-
ing. Other structures include: dog
kennels, enclosed parking, three (3)
covered parking areas, vehicle fueling
canopy, vehicle wash canopy, com-
U.S. Border Patrol Station munications building and tower, and
Deming, New Mexico a hay storage canopy. This facility is
equipped with a complete perimeter
security fence/masonry barricade,
sliding security gates, vehicle
sallyport, and a helicopter pad.
Due to increased space demands in
Dominion's Federal Building in
' downtown Del Rio, the Social
Security Administration was forced
to solicit space elsewhere. Dominion
accommodated the tenant with a
6,426 square foot building of its own
b Social Security Building under a 20-year lease. The steel and
Del Rio, Texas brick building was completed in
March, 1999. It is situated on a
commercial lot adjacent to the
regional shopping mall that is suffi-
ciently large to support an additional
building of similar size.
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Dominion Venture Group L.L.C.
This 20,200 square foot facility was
designed for use as a border patrol
station for the Immigration and
Naturalization Service. The single-
story, masonry building is located on
- Interstate 35 in Cotulla, Texas. This
` facility includes private domestic and
waste water systems, dog kennels,
vehicle maintenance shops, car wash,
fueling system, communications
tower, large parking areas, covered
parking areas, fenced impound yard,
U.S. Border Patrol Station and a perimeter security fence com-
Cotulla, Texas plete with automatic entry and exit
gates.
This 115,000 square foot building
(97,000 usable feet) was occupied by
the tenant agency in November,
1999, under a twenty-year lease. It is
located in the prestigious Union
Square office district of west Denver
t and qualifies as Class "A" space by
local standards. The building features
a three-story atrium of cast stone and
glass, a gently curving exterior shape
veneered with unusual modular brick
and considerable specialty equipment
and systems associated with the
Western Area Power Administration Building energy-related mission of the tenant.
Lakewood, Colorado
Dominion Venture Group L.L.C.
This 20,243 square foot, steel
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framed, masonry-veneered office
building is located on a 1-acre site on
the airport property of the City of
McAlester, Oklahoma. It includes 20
inside secure parking spaces comple-
menting the DEA mission and an
exterior secure decorative fence that
- protects the facilities perimeter. The
building provides a home for the
DEA regional office in Southwestern
DEA Regional Office Oklahoma.
McAlester, Oklahoma
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DOMINION
January 3, 2002
Ms. Bridgett George
Development Services UPS OVERNIGHT A.M. DELIVERY
1101 Texas Avenue Phone: 979-764-3570
College Station, TX 77840
RE: USDA Office Building Plans
Pre-Development Meeting January 9, 2002
Dear Ms. George:
Please find enclosed, three (3) sets of our preliminary plans for a one-story office building proposed
for use by the U.S.D.A. Research.
It is the intent for this building to be located in the Raintree and Highway 6 area. We are aware that
this area would need to be rezoned for commercial to accommodate this building.
As the owner's representative, I will be at your Pre-Development Meeting on January 90' at 3:00 p.m.
We look forward to meeting with you at that time. Should you have any questions or concerns prior
to this time, please contact my assistant, Sherry Boyer or me.
Sincerely,
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DOMINION Dominion Asset Services L.L. C.
March 12, 2002
Ms. Bridgette George
City of College Station Fed Ex Overni,-ht
Development Services
1101 Texas Avenue
College Station, TX 77842
RE: Rezoning Application
Raintree Development - Lot 1
Dear Ms. George:
Please find our completed Rezoning Application and plans for the USDA office building purposed for
the Raintree Development.
The land owner has jointly filed as the applicant, although Dominion will be the active participant in
the Public Hearing Meetings, etc. and primary contact of this project.
In addition, you will find our $500.00 zoning application fee enclosed.
After you have processed our Application, please let us know what the schedule is for your Zoning
Hearing. Thank you for any assistance you can provide.
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TREE DRIVE from A-O, Agricultural Open to A-P, Ad-
ministrative Professional for a government office.
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lege Station City Hall, 1101 Texas Avenue at the 7:00
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2002.
Any request for sign interpretive services for the hearing
impaired must be made 48 hours before the meeting.
To make arrangements call (979) 764-3547 or (TDD) 1-
800-735-2989.
For additional information, please contact me at (979)
764-3570.
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CITY OF COLLEGE STATION
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
1101 Texas Avenue South, PO Box 9960
College Station, Texas 77842
Phone (979)764-3570 / Fax (979)764-3496
APRIL 1, 2002
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Re: Consideration of a REZONING request for 2200 RAINTREE DRIVE.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
This is to notify you that the City of College Station is considering a REZONING request
for the following property:
Applicant: DOMINION LEASING INVESTMENTS, LLC &
RAINTREE DEVELOPMENT JOINT VENTURE
Subject PropertX 2200 RAINTREE DRIVE
(See attached location map.)
Proposed Zoning: FROM A-O, AGRICULTURAL OPEN TO A-P,
ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONAL
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on Thursday, APRIL
18, 2002 at 7:00 p.m. to consider the request. The City Council will also hold a public
hearing to consider the request and the Commission's recommendation on Thursday,
MAY 9, 2002 at 7:00 p.m. The public hearings will be held in the City Hail Council
Room located at 1101 Texas Avenue South, College Station, Texas.
All owners of the subject property and property owners within 200 feet of the subject
property have received notification of this request.
Any request for sign interpretive services for the hearing impaired must be made 48 hours
before the meeting. To make arrangements call (979) 764-3547 or (TDD) 1-800-735-
2989.
For additional information, contact the City Planning Office, (979) 764-3570.
JESSICA JIMMERSON
STAFF PLANNER
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DATE TO BE PUBLISHED: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 2002 ONLY
BILL TO: The City of College Station
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College Station, TX 77842
REFERENCE ACCOUNT # 11106712 CREDIT CARD # 5478-9900-0018-2752
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING:
The College Station City Council will hold a public hearing to consider a REZONING request
for 2200 RAINTREE DRIVE from A-O, Agricultural Open to A-P, Administrative Professional
for a government office.
The hearing will be held in the Council Room of the College Station City Hall, 1101 Texas
Avenue at the 7:00 p.m. meeting of the Council on Thursday, MAY 9, 2002.
Any request for sign interpretive services for the hearing impaired must be made 48 hours before
the meeting. To make arrangements call (979) 764-3547 or (TDD) 1-800-735-2989.
For additional information, please contact me at (979) 764-3570.
JESSICA JEVMERSON
Staff Planner
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DATE TO BE PUBLISHED: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 2002 ONLY
BILL TO: The City of College Station
P.O. Box 9960
College Station, TX 77842
REFERENCE ACCOUNT # 11106712 CREDIT CARD # 5478-9900-0018-2752
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING:
The College Station Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to
consider a REZONING request for 2200 RAINTREE DRIVE from A-O, Agricultural
Open to A-P, Administrative Professional for a government office.
The hearing will be held in the Council Room of the College Station City Hall, 1101 Texas
Avenue at the 7:00 p.m. meeting of the Commission on Thursday, APRIL 18, 2002.
Any request for sign interpretive services for the hearing impaired must be made 48 hours
before the meeting. To make arrangements call (979) 764-3547 or (TDD) 1-800-735-
2989.
For additional information, please contact me at (979) 764-3570.
JESSICA JINMERSON
Staff Planner