Mobil Oil/FP-CS 860804 (2) o o
& DENTON TAP ROAD ·
t~onal ~PD (dispenser) at t~ subject
the following conditions:
to compliance within
.... , ........ our monument type price
~gn'"~-~ in compliance with Section 10-5-16 of
the Sign Ordiance Code).
On April lO, 1984, Mobil received City Council approval of a final plat
and S.U.P. for a service station at the subject intersection. Mobil also
applied for and received a variance for its 8 foot monument I.D. sign, of
which the price sign was a part of. Why now, after two years, does the
city come back to us and state we are not in compliance with the above
stated sign ordiance after granting the necessary approvals in 19847
Please advise.
Very truly yours,
Real Estate Representative
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Mobg 011GorPoration
P.O. BOX 2529
DALLAS, TEXAS 75221-0529
August 4, 1986
.City of CopJbell
616 South 17zoppell Road
M~IL S.S. #12242
& ~NTON T~RO~
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Dear Mr. Bo.man: ~
On Juiy 22, i9~, the City Co~cii aPprov~ Mobii's req~st to extend one
of the p~ isia~s and add an additionai'~ (dispenser) at the subject
iocation. The app~vai was granted the foiiowing co~ttions:
1. Mobil ~eplace ail dead landscaping
2. Our signage be brought into compliance within
six months. (City claims our monument type price
sign is not in compliance with Section 10-5-16 of
the Sign Ordiance Code).
On April 10, 1984, Mobil' received City Council approval of a final plat
and S.U.P. for a service station at the subject intersection. Mobil also
applied for and received a variance for its 8 foot monument I.D. sign, of
which the price sign was a part of. Why now, after two years, does the
city come back to us and state we a~e not in compliance with the above
stated sign ordiance after granting the necessary approvals in 19847
PIease advise.
Very truly yours,
Real Estate Representative
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ITEM NO. 9: Consider approval of preliminary plat of Sandy Lake Estates
Mr. Dan Uzzle made the presentation to the Council. He stated that the subdivision
contained 52 duplex lots that are presently zoned 2F-9. The duplexes are intended
for individual ownership. City Engineer Wayne Ginn stated that this subdivision
does meet all City requirements; however, there is still a problem in obtaining
the drainage easements. Following discussion on this item and the possibility of
a zoning change being required; Mayor Pro Tem Thompson moved that this item be
tabled until the drainage easements and the zoning question can be resolved;
Councilman Ware seconded and motion carried 4-0.
ITEM NO. 10: Consider approval of preliminary plat ofi'l_a Petite Academy
Mr. Ken Prater made the presentation to the Council. He stated that approximately
.75 of an acre will be used for the construction of a child care center. Typically,
the La Petite Academy uses two different building styles and modifies them to
meet the different City codes. During discussion of this plat, Mr. Prater was
informed it was the desire of the Council to see a concrete parking lot with a
concrete~fence rather than a chain link fence along Bethel School Road as well
as an architectural style that would blend with the entire theme of the City.
Following discussion, Councilman Pettijohn moved that this plat be approved;
Councilman Ware seconded and motion carried 4-0.
ITEM NO. ll: Consider approval of preliminary plat of Woodridge Addition, Section VI
Mr. Bert Elsey and Mr. Sheldon Johnson made the presentation to the Council.
A concern of the alleys opening on to a major thoroughfare (Allen Road) was voiced
by the Council. Mr. Johnson provided the Council with a traffic count of the
anticipated number of vehicles emptying onto Allen Road from this development.
Following discussion on this item, Councilman Ware moved that this item be approved;
Mayor Pro Tem Thompson seconded and motion carried 4-0.
ITEM NO. 12: Consider approval of final plat under S.U.P. for Mobil Oil Corp.
Mr. J. W. Chesser made the presentation to the Council. He stated that the facade
around the canopy will be stucco. Mayor Brown complimented Mr. Chesser on the
landscaping and architectural work submitted with this plat. An example of the
intended precast concrete to be used in the construction of the building was
presented to the Council and deemed to be acceptable. Following discussion,
Mayor Pro Tem Thompson moved that this plat be approved; Councilman Bailey seconded
and motion carried 4-0.
ITEM NO. 13: Consider approval of final plat of Shadowridge Estates, Phase I
Mr. Harold Dixon and Mr. Dino Farelle made the presentation to the Council. Mr.
Farelle stated that the drainage and sanitary sewer concerns that were expressed
during the P & Z meeting have been addressed. He stated that this 110 acre-
subdivision impacts the Grapevine Creek drainage very little as it drains to the
south and southeast. City Engineer Wayne Ginn verified that this development
will affect the drainage very little; however, he did state that during a recent
meter test during a rainy period, a problem with infiltration was discovered that
caused an overflow of this line. Mr. Ginn stated that during an everage daily
usage, this development would bring the capacity of this line to approximately
one-half. Mr. Farelle informed'the Council that a variance is also being requested
on Lot 20, Block A to for a side yard variance from 10% of the lot width to 10%
of the average 75-ft. wide lot width. This lot is extra wide to accommodate a
drainage easement on the north. During discussion of this development, Council
instructed City Engineer Wayne Ginn to conduct a study to determine assessment
charges for the installation of a parallel sanitary sewer line to serve this
entire drainage basin. Following discussion, Councilman Ware moved that this devel-
opment be approved with the variance on Lot 20, Block A being granted and that
any future phases presented to the Council will be included in the assessment
charges for the future parallel sanitary sewer line; Mayor Pro Tem Thompson
seconded and motion carried 4-0.
ITEM NO. 14: Consider approval of preliminary and final plat of Moore Road
(right-of-way)
Mr. San Wyse made the presentation to the Council. He stated that this plat
includes one-half of the right-of-way with the remainder to be dedicated by the
adjoining property owner. Following discussion, Councilman Bailey moved that
this plat be approved; Mayor Pro Tem Thompson seconded and motion carried 4-0.
ITEM NO. 15: Consider approval of preliminary and final plat of Mockingbird and
Falcon Lanes (right-of-way)
Mr. Steve Parsons made the presentation to the Council. He stated that should
the right-of-way across the railroad not be acquired, that Mockingbird would
turn eight to the east or the west on the north side of the railroad. Following
discussion, Councilman Ware moved that this plat be approved; Mayor Pro Tem
Thompson seconded and motion carried 4-0.
ITEM NO. 16: City Manager's Report
City Manager Ron Ragland read a note of appreciation written to the City from
Jackie Newton stating his appreciation to Water Superintendent Steve Goram and
Utility Serviceman Carl Bass. Mayor Brown then read a telegram from Councilman
Lou Duggan, who was out of town and unable to attend tonight's meeting, offering
his congratulations to newly elected council members Thompson, Bailey and Pettijohn,
and expressing his appreciation to Mayor Pro Tem Mayo and Councilman White.
ITEM NO. 17: Executive Session
There being no business to conduct during this session, the meeting was adjourned.
ATTEST:
Andrew Brown, Jr., Mayor
Dorothy Timmons, City Secretary
Item ]1:
Item 12:
Item 13:
n.::.rtbe~[sc cor*~er oz~ Denton Tap Road and Braewood Drivr ~.
Zonlng Application $86-05-13 - PL~LIC HEARING
To consider a zoning change request for' Mobil Oil Corporaticn
from "C-S.U.P." Commercial with a special use permit for a
gasoline station, convenience store, and car wash to
"C-S.U.P." Commercial with a special use permit to extend the
gasoline pump island on property located on the northeast
corner of Denton Tap Road and Beltline Road.
Zoning Application #86-04-28 - PUBLIC HEARING
To consider a sign variance request for Mobil Oil Corporation
from Section 10-5-9 of the City of Coppell Sign Ordinance on
property located on the northeast corner of Denton Tap Road
and Beltline Road.
Zoning Application #86-05-27.5 - PUBLIC HEARING
To consider a sign variance request for Pizza Hut from
Section 10-6-1 (c.2) of the City of Coppell Sign Ordinance on
prope<ty 'located on the southeast corner of Sandy Lake Road
and MacArthur Boulevard in the Corners of Coppell Retail
Center.
Item 14:
Item
PLATTING
Plat Application #86-05-19
To consider approval of a preliminary plat for
Lake/Moore Road Joint Venture on property located
northwest corner cf Sandy Lake Road and Moore Road.
Sandy
on the
Plat Applfcat5on #86-05-02
To consider approval of a final plat for Chancre] T'cJ~te
(formerly Carmel at the Lakes of Coppell) on property located
on the southwest corner of MacArthur Boulevard and Farkway
Boulevard. '
Adjournment.
Ray Smedul ~-~
Planning and Zoning Chairman
I certify that thls notice was posted on the bulletin board at City Hall
of the City of Coppell on June 16, 1986 at 4:00 p.m.
L:'nda Ol~dewe]l, Secretary
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