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MINUTES
Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting
March 18, 1974
7 : 00 P.M.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Chairman Calliham; Commissioners John Longley,
George Boyett, James Wallace, Tom Chaney, Ed Miller,
Chris Mathewson; Council Liaison Don Dale; Assistant
Director of Public Works Ford; City Planner Bill Koehler.
MEMBERS ABSENT: None.
VISITORS PRESENT: See Guest Register.
The meeting was called to order at 7 : 00 P.M. in the Council Room at
City Hall.
Agenda Item No. 1 - Approval of minutes of the meeting of March 4 , 1974 .
Commissioner Mathewson pointed out that a paragraph in the minutes under
"Agenda Item No. 1" had been deleted. The first paragraph of "Agenda
Item No. 1" should be amended to read as follows :
Commissioner Wallace offered the following correction to the
minutes of the February 18 meeting:
The last paragraph under Agenda Item No. 3 should read:
410 "Commissioners Wallace and Miller emphasized that the
minutes should clearly reflect that the request would
be approved if presented along with an acceptable plan
of development. "
Commissioner Mathewson offered the following correction to the
minutes of the February 26 meeting:
Beginning from the second paragraph, the minutes should
read: "The meeting was called to consider a master pre-
liminary plat and a final plat of Section One, Lake Village
Place. The developers had to meet a deadline which is
this date, February 26, or face a considerable financial
loss. The request was to get approval of the first section
so that they would be able to provide a letter of guarantee
for Section One and construct the utilities. They would
then be able to get their building permit. The original
final plat of Lake Village Place is to be considered as a
master preliminary plat for the remaining installments .
The minutes are to reflect that the zoning is contingent
on the master preliminary plat being followed as the
subsequent sections are developed.
Commissioner Boyett moved that the minutes of the meeting of March 4
be approved as amended above. The motion was seconded by Commissioner
Chaney and unanimously approved.
Agenda Item No. 2 -- Hear visitors . No one spoke.
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Agenda Item No. 3 -- Consideration of Preliminary Plat of Southwood,
Section 20. The City Planner showed the location of the tract and
stated that it was a continuation of adjacent development and was
surrounded by previously developed subdivisions . Commissioner Chaney
asked about the dimensions and access of Lot 12, Block 7 . Mr. W. D.
Fitch, the developer, said that the lot would provide an adequate
building site but that the adjoining owner in the Camelot Addition
might want to buy it. He stated further that this development was
intended to satisfy a market for smaller open lots and that the minimum
square footage of homes therein would be restricted to 1200 square feet.
Commissioner Chaney moved to accept the preliminary plat. Commissioner
Longley seconded the motion and it was approved unanimously with
Commissioner Boyett abstaining.
Agenda Item No. 4 -- Consideration of a zone change request for nine
tracts at the intersection of State Highway 6 South and FM 2818 .
The City Planner pointed out the location and acreage of each of the
tracts. Chairman Calliham observed that the apartment tract adjacent
to the single family residential tract was so designed that the
apartment land would be opposite the rear lot lines of the proposed
single family residences. He felt that this arrangement might be
objectionable due to the private nature of rear yards and that facing
the two types of uses across a street would be better . Mr. Fitch said
that major streets were being used as buffers along part of the
residential tract in areas where it was not intended that lots should
front on these streets. He expressed the view that apartments across
411 residential street from single family residential lots would create
some problems with apartment tennants and guests parking on the
street. Mr. Fitch explained at length his concept of the development
of the entire tract, which in conjunction with a tract to be developed
by Community Savings and Loan would total 1200 acres. He pointed
out that the gross area of apartment and commercial zoned lands would
be reduced by about 30% due to the wide right-of-ways to be platted
in these areas.
Commissioner Mathewson asked about the depth of the shallow portion
of the 74 acre General Commercial tract. Mr. Fitch replied that the
depth, after additional right-of-way was granted the Highway Department,
would be 175 feet which would allow for a 70 foot setback, a 70 foot
building and a 30 foot rear setback.
Chairman Calliham opened the public hearing. No one spoke and the
hearing was closed.
Commissioner Longley moved that the Commission recommend approval
of the zoning requests . The motion was seconded by Commissioner Chaney
and unanimously approved with Commissioner Boyett abstaining.
Agenda Item No. 5 -- Consideration of a zone change request for the
Shiloh Club two acre tract. At the request of M. B. Calliham, represen-
tative of the applicants, this item was deleted from the agenda.
411 Agenda Item No. 6 -- Other business. There was no other business.
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Agenda Item No. 7 -- Adjourn. Commissioner Longley moved to adjourn.
111 The motion was seconded by Commissioner Mathewson and unanimously
approved.
APPROVED
Chairman
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