HomeMy WebLinkAbout02-00500151- 00074379July 19, 2002
Legal Metes and Bounds Description for property located at: 4090 Raymond Stotzer
Pkwy.; College Station, Texas 77845.
Being that tract or parcel of land lying and being situated in the John H. Jones Survey,
Abstract Number 148, Brazos County, Texas, BEGINNING at the southwest corner of a
5.429 acre tract conveyed to Valley Land Corporation from John J. Tauber by deed dated
December 29, 1967, and recorded in Volume 266, page 631, Deed Records, Brazos
County, Texas, said point lying in the Northwest right-of-way line of FM Road No. 60;
THENCE N 45 degreed 11' W 285.5 feet to corner in the league line between John H.
Jones League Abstract No. 26 and the John H. Jones Survey, Abstract No. 148;
THENCE N 45 degrees East along said league line 152 feet to a point;
THENCE in a Southeasterly direction running parallel to the most Westerly side of this
tract to a point that intersects the Northwest right-of-way line FM Road No. 60;
THENCE S 59 degrees 34' W along said right-of-way line to the PLACE OF
BEGINNING, containing one acre more or less.
Existing A-O, Agricultural--Open:
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 order, timely, economical growth
and to recognize current conditions. It is a
reserved area in which the future growth of
the City can occur.
PERMITTED USES:
■ Single family dwellings
■ Mobile Homes, located pursuant to an
approved location permit as provided in
Section 7.9H. (As amended by
Ordinance No. 2257 dated August 12,
1997.)
■ HUD-code manufactured homes, located
pursuant to an approved location permit
as provided in Section 7.9H. (As
amended by Ordinance No. 2257 dated
August 12, 1997.)
■ 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). (As amended
by Ordinance No. 2211 dated September
26, 1996).
Proposed M-1, Planned Industrial.
PURPOSE: This district is provided for
high technological, light manufacturing,
non-polluting industries, property
proportioned and designed for aesthetic
appeal, with controlled design of plant
exteriors and construction materials. Not
only site design and layout, but facades,
materials, lighting, and apparent
architectural aspects of the project are
subject to review and approval. All vehicle
access shall be paved. The M-1 District
may be compatible with adjacent uses in any
other district, depending upon the character
of the operation and the conditions imposed.
PERMITTED USES:
■ Research and development.
■ Laboratories.
■ Instrument and component
manufacturing.
■ Apparel manufacturing.
■ Rubber and plastics product
manufacturing.
■ Transportation component
manufacturing.
■ Printing and allied products.
■ Electrical machine manufacturing.
■ Fabricated metal products
manufacturing.
■ Office equipment and supplies
manufacturing.
■ Offices.
■ Warehousing.
■ Large recycling collection facilities.
■ Small recycling collection facilities.
■ Other uses will be considered by the
Commission.
02-151 Zoning Summary