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BM 1980-09-18 PZMinutes of September 18, 1980 The Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Coppell met in regular session on September 18, 1980, at 7:30 p.m. in the Coppell High School Cafeteria. The following members were present: Foy Layton, Chairman Tom Rainey, Commissioner Ray Smedul, Commissioner Co -Chairman Geren Burton and Commissioner Larry Wells were not present. Also present were City Administrator Jim Elium and City Secretary Dorothy Timmons. The meeting was called to order and everyone asked to stand while Commissioner Smedul gave the invocation. Following the invocation, Chairman Layton questioned if all Commission members had read the minutes of the previous meeting. All indicated they had. Commissioner Smedul then moved that the minutes be approved as submitted; Commissioner Rainey seconded and motion carried 3-0. The first item to be considered was approval of the replat of Lot 1-A of Shadydale Acres. Mr. Charles Campbell was present to discuss this item with the Council. This lot fronts on Sandy Lake Road at the corner of Sandy Lake and Oak Trail. The lot presently has a house on the east portion of the lot, and Mr. Campbell is proposing to subdivide the lot in order to place a house on the western portion. Following discussion by the Commission, Commissioner Smedul moved that this replat be recommended for approval as submitted; Commissioner Rainey seconded and motion carried 3-0. The next item to be discussed by the Commission was approval of a final plat of Woodridge No. 1. Mr. Steven Crim and Mr. David Ruehlman were present to discuss this item with the Commission. This portion of the final plat will consist of 42 total lots of which 20 are Townhome lots and 22 are Sin41e Family lots. Phase 2 of the final plat would consist of all of that area west and north of the drainage ditch and would include improvement of the drainage ditch. Mr. Ruehlman stated that the back portion of the lots which front on Sandy Lake Road are extra deep in order to provide for berms as had been previously agreed to. He also stated that the lots in the Town- house area are 45 feet wide rather than 40 feet as previously submitted in the preliminary plat. Following discussion, Commissioner Smedul moved that this item be recommended for approval; Commissioner Rainey seconded and motion carried 3-0. Item No. 6 concerning a recommendation by Mr. Jim Gibson was cancelled from the agenda at this time. The next item discussed by the Commission was the possibility of amending the zoning ordinance to include stricter requirements for apartment complexes built in the City. Commissioner Tom Rainey stated that he had recently re- ceived a copy of the ordinance from Addison which regulates this type of apartments and would like for the Commission to study this ordinance and discuss it at their next meeting. The meeting was then adjourned. Foy Layton, Chairman ATTEST: Dorothy Timmons, City Secretary 67