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The C~ty W~th A Beautdul Future Cop~e'~ Texas 75019
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Mr. James Beasley
Land Tech Hardscape Specialists
P. O. Box 484
Keller, Texas 76244-0484
June 23, 1995 ~~
RE: Screening Walls~~ Coppell
Dear Jimmie: ' '
Based upon our conversation of this afternoon, it would be my opinion that you could best serve
the objectives of our Streetscape Ordinance as well as design guidelines established for other
residential screening walls in Coppell by following the below listed suggestions:
where the screening wall has an exposed foundation along Parkway Blvd., use the same
brick as the screening wall to face the concrete foundation
use the same stone material for the rest of your entry feature including the entry and the
base of the brick screening wall along Coppell Road
If your client wishes to use two different construction materials on these walls/entry feature we
would encourage you to use all the same brick, and all the same stone. Thus, if a stone base
is desired along Parkway Bird, instead of a brick veneer on the foundation, the same stone as
is used on the entry and the foundation base along Coppell Road would be encouraged.
I believe these comments clarify our conversation of earlier today. If you need clarification or
further explanation, please feel free to contact me at your convenience.
.t~truly'
Gai:y L. Sieb, A.I.C.P.
Directoriof Planning and Community Services
cc: Engineering