Meadows P6/FP-CS 880523Planning and Zoning Co-ordinator Taryon Bowman made the presentation to
the Council. She stated that the rendering was a condition for approval
of the previous zoning case; therefore, any changes made to this
rendering constitutes a new zoning change. Mr. Alan Goldberg and Mr.
Pat Donovan representing the applicant also spoke to the Council. Mr.
Goldberg stated that the brick would be identical to that used in the
shopping center. Mayor Duggan then declared the public hearing open and
asked for those persons who wished to speak against the proposed zoning
change. There were none. He then asked for those persons who wished to
speak for the proposed zoning change. Again, there were none. The
public hearing was declared closed. During discussion by the Council,
concern was expressed about bricking the columns in the car wash.
Following further discussion Councilman Wolfe moved that the zoning
change be approved subject to the columns on the car wash being bricked
and a rendering being attached as a part of the zoning ordinance.
Councilman Cowman seconded the motion which is recorded as a 6-1 vote
with Mayor Pro Tem Stanton, Councilmen Morton, Smothermon, Cowman and
Wolfe voting in favor of the motion. Councilman Pettijohn abstaining
from the motion, with no conflict of interest being indicated, and
Councilman Wilkerson voting against the motion. Councilman Pettijohn's
abstention is recorded as an affirmative vote as stated under Section
3.11 (B) of the Coppell Home Rule Charter. The motion passed with six
(6) votes being required to overturn recommended denial by the Planning
and Zoning Commission.
Item
6: Consider approval of a zoning change, Case #PD-105, from (SF-9)
Single Family-9, to (PD)(SF-9) Planned Development Single
Family-9, on property located at the southeast corner of
Parkway Boulevard and Samuel Boulevard at the request of
Meadowglen Properties.
Date of Planning and Zoning Meeting:
Decision of Planning and Zoning
- December 17, 1987
- Approval (7-0)
(WITH STIPULATIONS)
Planning and Zoning Co-ordinator Taryon Bowman made the presentation to
the Council. She stated that seven (7) responses had been received, two
(2) in favor and five (5) against this proposed zoning change. Mr. Glen
Hinkley representing the applicant also made a presentation to the
Council. Mayor Duggan declared the public hearing open and asked for
those persons who wished to speak against the proposed zoning change.
There were none. He then asked for those persons who wished to speak in
favor of the proposed zoning change. Those persons speaking were Mr.
Terry Hoffman, representing the Homeowners Association. The public
hearing was then declared closed. Planning and Zoning Co-ordinator
Taryon Bowman stated that an additional request for variance had been
received on this item and is recommended. This variance concerns the
percentage of lot coverage. Following discussion on this item
Councilman Morton moved that this zoning change be approved with the
developer agreeing to deed restrict all lots in the development as
follows:
1. During the first three (3) years the minimum dwelling size
shall be 1750 square feet.
At the end of the three (3) year period if 50% of the lots
have not been developed or 50% of the houses have not been
sold, the minimum dwelling size shall be 1600 square feet.
During the first three (3) year period a builder may apply
to the Homeowners Association to construct less than a 1750
square foot home. If such a request is first approved by
the Homeowners Association and the Coppell Board of
Adjustments such builder may build in accordance with such
approval without being in violation of the minimum 1750
square foot condition of this deed restriction. The
Coppell Board of Adjustments will not be requested to
consider such matters until after an applicant has obtained
approval by the Homeowners Association.
Councilman Wolfe seconded the motion which carried unanimously with
Mayor Pro Tem Stanton, Councilmen Wilkerson, Pettijohn, Morton,
Smothermon, Cowman and Wolfe voting in favor of the motion.
PLATTING
Item 7: Consider approval of a final plat for St. Ann's Catholic
Church, located approximately 600 feet north from the northeast corner
of Sandy Lake Road and Samuel Boulevard, at the request of the Roman
Catholic Diocese of Dallas.
Date of Planning and Zoning Meeting
Decision of Planning and Zoning
- December 17, 1987
- Approval (6-0)
With the provision that the funds for the building of the
sidewalk be escrowed.
Planning and Zoning Co-ordinator Taryon Bowman also made this
presentation to the Council. She stated that the request is for a
Church and a multi-purpose building. The cost of the sidewalk,
approximately $4,000 dollars, has been recommended to be escrowed.
Kevin Peiffer representing City Engineer Wayne Ginn's office stated that
it is their recommendation that the sidewalks not be built at this time
due to the possibility of it being torn up when the construction of
Samuel Boulevard is undertaken. The applicant is requesting that a
Letter of Credit be filed with the City as opposed to the money being
escrowed. Following discussion by the Council, Mayor Pro Tem Stanton
moved that this plat be approved with the stipulation that a Letter of
Good Faith Credit be filed with the City for the construction of the
cost of the sidewalk. Councilman Wolfe seconded; motion carried
unanimously with Mayor Pro Tem Stanton, Councilmen Wilkerson, Pettijohn,
Morton, Smothermon, Cowman and Wolfe voting in favor of the motion.
Item
8: Consider approval of a final plat for Gateway Park at Coppell
Addition, located at the southeast corner of Beltline Road and
Southwestern Boulevard.
Date of Planning and Zoning Meeting
Decision of Planning and Zoning
- December 17, 1987
- Approval (5-0-1)
(WITH STIPULATIONS)
Planning and Zoning Co-ordinator Taryon Bowman made the presentation to
the Council. Also present to discuss this item was Mr. Ted Searcy
representing the applicant. Due to legal questions that arose among the
Council during discussion on this item, Mayor Duggan declared an
Executive Session at 9:05 p.m. on Tuesday, January 12, 1988 as posted
and allowed under Article 6252-17 Senate Concurrent Resolution Number
83, discussion with City Attorney concerning matter involving privileged
communications between Attorney and client. Following this portion of
the Executive Session, Mayor Duggan declared the Executive Session
adjourned and the meeting~open to the public on Tuesday, January 12,
1988 at 9:15 p.m. Following further discussion on this item Councilman
Wolfe moved that the plat be approved with the following stipulations:
The present extension of Bullock Drive to line-up with
Howell Drive and abandon the Bullock extension as shown on
the plat.
2. Southwestern right-of-way become one-way westbound from
Denton Tap to Dairy Queen entrance.