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Home My WebLink About10 John Drisdale 8.22.76 105 MossTO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The Zoning Board of Adjustment of the City of College Station will consider a request from John K. Drisdale at their called meeting in the College Station City Hall at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, June 22, 1976, the facts of the case being as follows: The applicant requests a variance from the rear setback requirements of the Zoning Ordinance in order to construct a carper~ on his property at 105 Moss Street, Lot 3, Block 22, College Hills Estates . Further info'I'I!lat±on ±s available at the off ice of the Building Official of the City of College Station, telephone 846-8886. William E. Koehler Building Official -"' Page 1 of 2 APPLICATI ON John K. Drisdale File No. ------ Applicat ion Date ------- Rec 1 d by ------- College Station, Texas 77840 846-0846 3 22 College Hills Phone __________ Lot __ . _Block _____ Subdi vision .1.;.E,...s....,t""'autAJOe.___ __ _ De scription, I f app lica ble Build carport as per attached plans and plat filed with the Application for Building Permit. Action requested : (Ap peal, Nonconforming .Use, Varian ce) Variance Date set for hearing Adjoin ers notified --Mai ling Date --------------------- NAME ADDRESS From current tax rolls, College Station Tax Assessor Blk. 9, Lot 12 -Eugene M. White Sr.1 1212 Foster, College Station 11 11 13 -City of College Station Blk. 22, Lot l H. E. Itedrnond, 903 Mtmson, College Station 11 11 2 -John M. Alvis, 103 Moss, College Station 11 11 ' -John K. Drisdale, 105 Moss (applit-teYa;ttn""t"+------ 11 11 4 -Ruby Carter, 107 Moss, College Station, Texas 11 11 5 -J. I. Junek_, 109 Moss, College Statimi • 11 6 -Mrs . Wipprecht, % CNBTrust Dept, Drawer 913, Bryan 77801 " " 7 Beulah Ball, 810 San Antonio, Jacksonville, Tex. 757(,~ 11 11 8 -Keith Cowan, 301 Main, College Station, . " II II II II Blk. 21, Lot Ii " " " Ii II " II II II " II II II II II II T 1t II II II II II II • • rien, • , o Marjetta Hill, 3618 Sunnybrook, Bryan, Tex.7 01 Arthur c. Vinzant, 102 Gilchrist, eutl:ege Station H. E. Redmond, 903 Munson , College Station, I -Arnold Bros. Lumber Co., IOI Jersey w., College Station 2 Arnold Bros. Lumber Co. , 11 4 3 Ulrick Crow, 1011 Dexter St., College Station, -Col. Henry Dittman, 207 Burrett, Baytown, Tex.·T?.5'z0 5 -Roger Elliott, 109 Kyle St., College Station-·-- 6 Ben B. Hammer, 5001 Fall River Dr., Ft.Worth,Tex.7~0J 7 -Mrs . w. B. Bradley, P.O. Box 9214, College Station 15 John w. Little, 112 Moss, College Station Io Dorsey Mc Crory, 2109 Langford, College Station, 17 Albinia Hlavaty, Box 175, Somerville, Tex 77879 18 Erwin L. Luedke, 106 Moss, College Station 19 J. B. Whitely, 4310 Dalmation, Houston, Tex 77045 20 -Dwain Mulsow, 703 Francis, College Station 21 ,-Fred Sicilio, 1112 Ashburn, College Station Pag e 2 of 2 F ile No. -------REQUEST FOR VARI .ANGE Present zoning of land in question __ R_-_l _C __ _ Section of ord inance from wh i c h var i ance is s ought 6-G. 2 (Table A) The following specific var iation fr om t he ordinanc e is reque s t ed : To construct a carport within 10 feet of a rear property line. This vari anc e is n ece ssary·due t o t he follqwing unique.and ~P.e ci~l condit i 9ns of the J_and not f ound :!11 liky districts: { 1 J Tfie lot is 5lf' wide and tnere is insufficient room (l~.5 'J to build on the side of the house.(2) The carport will be compatible with the neighborhood as the property i n back of' Blk. 22, Lot 3 also has its garage 10' f'rom the rear property line. (3) The proposed construction will be compatible with the neighborhood as the addition was constructed prior to 19 7 2 when the current regulations were adopted. (4) Location of the carport as shown will permit future aaaitinns to the exist ing house without a variance. (5) Approval will permit the oc c upant 's two automobiles to be parked off the street and Will reduce traffic hazards ana improve the flow of traffic. The followin g a l t e rnatives t o the requeste d variance are possibl e:~ __ T_h_e __ ~ owner desires to add a downstairs bedroom to the rear of the house in the future. Therefore, the only alternative is to continue parking the two automobiles in the street if a carport is not approved. This varianc·e will n ot be con t r ary to the public int erest by virtu e of the following facts: The house is new(l975) and has improved the neighborhood . The proposed construction will be compatiblewith both the house and the neighborhood. Approval of the variance will therefore be in the public interest by reason of improvement of surrounding property values. In addition, approval will re d uce parking congestion and reduce traffic hazards1 s tated in this applicati on are true and correct. }JJf,e c/ o2£ /J? 7' Date ' Building Official: tJ#-s ~ee/ ,.g?/"ffe.f i.5 ,O/"tf?Se/?d, ero -, I ; .r J /////'ev/ .by d j'&1~/ M'ee tZt/CY/07al~ /t'f//// /4/t:?c5S. ~ REV I EW AND COMMENT : Fire Marshal REVIEW AND COMMENT: City Engineer: ____________________ _ The Zoning Board of Adjustment has exrunined the facts presented herein a...~d reflected in the minutes of the public meeting of and have determined that the requested variance (IS / IS NOT) contrary to the public interest and that unique and special conditions (DO /DO NOT) exist as stated herein , and as reflected in the minutes of the Board's proceedings and the variance as requested herein (IS / IS NOT) approved subject to the following terms and conditions: Chairperson, Zoning Board of ]\.djustment Date Filed NOTE: Any person or persons or any taxpayer or any officer, department, board, commission or committee of t he City, jointly or severally , aggri8ved by a..."ly decision of the Board of Adjustment, may present to a court of record a petition, verifiedj settii"lg forth that such decision is illegal, in whole or in part, specifying the grounds of the illegality. Such petition shall be presented to the court within ten (10) days after the filing of the decision in the office of the Board.