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CITY COUNCIL MEETING:
AGENDA REQUEST FORM
May 10, 1994
ITEM
ITEM CAPTION:
Consideration and approval of Park 'N Fly Addition, Final Plat, and a
developer's agreement establishing the payment of funds for
improvements to Gateway Boulevard, located along the northeast corner
of Royal Lane and Cotton Road, at the request of Mr. Bill Thompson,
and authorizing the Mayor to sign.
SUBMITTED BY: Gary L. Sieb
TITLE: Director of Planning & Community Services INITIALS
STAFF COMMENTS:
Date of P&Z Meetinq: April 21, 1994
Decision of P&Z Commission: Approval (5-1) with Commissioners
Alexander, Thompson, Tunnell, Meador and Redford voting to approve.
Commissioner Wheeler voting to deny. Commissioner Hildebrand was
absent.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION Approval ~ Denial
EXPLANATION:
See attached letter dated April 29, 1994, dealing with billboards.
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CITY OF COPPELL
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
STAFF REPORT
CASE: Park'N Fly Addition, Final Plat
P & Z HEARING DATE: April 21, 1994
C. C. HEARING DATE: May 10, 1994
LOCATION:
Along the northeast comer of Royal Lane and Cotton Road
SIZE OF AREA:
16.07 acres
CURRENT
ZONING:
(LI) Light Industrial
REQUEST:
Approval of a preliminary plat to construct a 1,941 space parking
lot with a van service building and a two-story brick building with
guard tower.
APPLICANT:
HISTORY:
Bill Thompson
(Owner)
8333 Douglas Ave.
Suite 1510
Dallas, Tx. 75225
Park 'N Fly, Inc.
(Prospective Purchaser)
Suite 207 Paran Place
2060 Mount Paran Road, N.W.
Atlanta, Ga. 30327
(404) 264-1000
On March 8, 1994, a preliminary plat was approved by City Council.
Item 13
TRANSPORTATION:
Royal Lane is designated as a P6D, six lane divided thoroughfare
contained within a 100-110 foot right-of-way. Gateway Blvd. is a C4U,
four-lane undivided road contained within 70 feet of right-of-way.
SURROUNDING LAND USE & ZONING:
North - Postal facility; LI zoning
South - Vacant; city of Irving
East - Vacant; LI zoning
West - Vacant; LI zoning
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN:
Suggests highway oriented commercial as most appropriate land use for
this site.
ANALYSIS:
As stated in the History section of this staff report, the applicant appeared
before the Board of Adjustment on February 3, 1994, and addressed the
landscaping concerns. At that meeting two plans were discussed, one
which met our landscaping requirements, one which did not. After
considerable discussion, the Board granted the following variances:
reduced the landscaping requirement from 10% to approximately
6 % which included additional center island landscaping as well as
terminal island landscaping (see plan)
reduced the number of trees in the interior to 127 (from the
required 163) and mandated that 36 additional trees be placed in
the exterior areas
eliminated the minimum 2 inch caliper tree size on the interior, but
retained the provision that no tree less than 7 feet in height at
initial planting be allowed, and all other trees meet the landscape
guidelines;
granted a variance in parking space size to 9 feet by 18 feet; no
more than 20% of spaces could be compact car size (8.5 feet by
15.5 fee0;
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ALTERNATIVES:
allowed a security fence (generally 6 foot, black or green vinyl
coated chain link) along LBJ and Royal Lane frontages, generally
5 feet in front of the parking curbs.
The City recently received a letter from Catellus Properties stating that
they do not want the runnoff flowing from the Park 'n Fly property, to
discharge onto their property. This is an issue that needs to be resolved
between the two property owners. Cattellus is currently in the process of
attempting to get a final plat approved, that would eliminate the right-of-
way for Southwestern Drive. This could create problems in the discharge
of drainage from the Park 'n Fly. Staff recommends that .the drainage
issues should be resolved prior approval of either plat.
1) Approve the Final Plat
2) Deny the Final Plat
3) Modify the Final Plat
ATTACHMENTS: 1) Final Plat
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Dent Mayor Mozton:
As you may recall ~ firm ~ts ]Park 'N Fly, Inc. ('Park 'N Ply'), the prospective
purchaser of a 16 sere tra~ of land located at the nonhelmt corner of LBI Freeway and Royal
Lane. Park 'N Fly pmlms~ m construct nn automobile storage facility on the subject ~.
Previo~y, we have obtained preliminary plat approval, subject to conditions, for the
subject pmpa~. ODe of 1M conditions requires removal of an exitin{ billboard located at the
mou~ cornenr of the sdllk~ ptopm~. This sign b-a previously been grantt~l a variance to
remain unlil Selmmb~r 1, 1~5, or upon the City's acceptance of a final plat on the property.
nonconforrain~,
Pursuant to ~ 10-9 of the City of CoppeH Sign Ordinance, we are requesting
vndano~ Io the ~ OMInM~ to allow the signs to remain in their current locations. As we
have peeviously disousMd, ~ si{ns are crucial for identifying the Park 'N Fly sit~ because of
ti2 grad~ chang~ and ~ of LBI Freeway. We also propose to dedicale to the City for
the City's b(~fit, ~ ~ on tM signs' marque 1)oKd. Consequently, the signs could
satisfy a critical need of Pa~ 'N Fly and provide a valuable amenity for the City.
Co~~y, ~n ~ of Pa~k 'N Fly, we respect~lly request approval of variances
to the Si~n Ordinance to Imvmit the signs to remain. Enclosed please find n cheek for $100.00
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It ia my ~ that the requests will be conaidered by the City Council on
M~y 10, 1994. If you ~ ~ny que~on$ or need additional informal, pleale do not hesitat~
to c~dl me.
trul ura,
William S. Dahlstrom
MEMORANDUM
May 3, 1994
To: Gary Sieb, Director of Planning and~t~yA~~ Services
From: Greg Jones, Chief Building Offic'al~,~~/
Subject: Request for sign variance for~%bill~ooar~ signs at
Park 'N Fly
In regard to the request for a sign variance to allow the signs
to remain at Park 'N Fly; we currently do not regulate billboard
signs through our sign ordinance.
On July 17, 1972, the City Council considered the issue of
whether they wanted to regulate the billboards along State
Highways (federal aid primaries) and unanimously voted to allow
the State to regulate these signs. The States' authority extends
660 feet beyond any Right-of-Way line.
As such, our sign ordinance does not address these signs, and
therefore, has no provisions from which a variance can be
granted. We do, however, have the authority to require the
removal of these signs through the platting process. It is my
understanding that the State is currently trying to get these
signs removed to bring the highways that serve Coppell into
compliance with the Highway Beautification Act. Also, the State
stands to lose federal aid unless these signs are removed.
It seems that to act to provide for these signs removal would
benefit the citizens of Coppell by insuring that these federal
aid dollars continue.
I am attaching the Council minutes of July 17, 1972 as well as
related information regarding signage along Beltline Rd. for your
information.
attachments
City Administrator Sam Little then gave a status rep,)rt, lie stated that he
'had received a formal letter of resignation from our present chief of police,
Bold '~ToiueS, to l~econ-~e effective July 24. [
The Texas Highway Department will have a. meeting i{~ Carrollton on J'uly ZO
concerning the route of Loop 9 for any council n'~emb~.s interested in a. ttending
Also we have a letter from the I'tighway Departn~e~:]t ~oncerning the regulatio~
arid ,control of outdoor adverl:~sing. It was the recomr~[~emdatJo~ of the C;~y
Adn~inistra. tor that we give the High~ay Departn~ent the au/hor~.ty to regulate
and control the erection of these signs. Councilman ~art:er moved that the
Council let the tlighway Depa. rt~ment take carc of this ~n~atter. Mayor l~ro 'rem
Helmet seco~'~ded; :]'~otJ(m carried 5-0 with the ~nayor ~h. owing his approval.
The tree on Coppell Road has been rem. oved and will present no more problem, s,
The City Adn'~inistrator has received a letter fron~ thp GPA, I~r. Ma. yberry~
stating his views on the status of thc city's books, A4.iyor toro Tern Hefner
moved that tbs City retah~ J'ohn R. Mayberry to get ~}~ books in order if
this can be done in thirty da)rs. C;ouncih'nan Carter seconded; rnolion carried
5-0 with the ~nayor showing his a. pproval.
O mi Wednesday, July 19th, COG has issued a]~ Jnvitati0n to all interested
Counci] ,~enM~l's to attend a luncJ~eon and briefinl~ on] the subject, "Open
Space for ~ortl% Central Texas: A Policies Plan, '~
A~r. Little stated that the preparation of the budget fqr the coming year is being
worked on and if anyone on tile Council kno~s of any tl~etns that need to be
A fir)Jn has beezJ in touch with the city adn'~inistrator ~o see about putting our
tax roll on.a (:on'nput~r basis for tu~d~r SZ00.
The drawings for the wiring and identifica, tions cf a],] ~WiriDg were presented
to the Council for their review. Council,]Jap Carter n%oved ~bat the bill to
~eorge Lee ~ichardson be pa~d on ~]'~e recon~nlenda, ti~n of the water superin-
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toDde;~t. CouDciln'lan T iaer seconded and l%lotion carried 5-0 with the
showin~ his approval.
Bob Ford was to be present to discuss the revoking of our present ordina~Jce,
nu]v~bered 66, which alto~ed Dallas to build a~Jd 3~uain~taJn water lines within
the City lin~its of Copp¢].3., Aiayor ~ro Ten'~ ~efner n:'z~ved that on the advicc
of the city attorney, that we revoke tB~ present ordinance and ~dopt [.h~ new
proposed ordi)~aDce granting to the City of Dallas permission to build
maintain water lines a. ccress certain pubJ. ic streets ~ the City of Coppell, to
be given ihs nun~ber 88, CJouncih~a.n Carter secondedm and nnotion carried 5-0
with the n%ayor showing his approval. A copy is a. ttac~zed a.s a permnane~n/ part
of ~he n)in.t~tcs.
Th~ n~eeting was then closed ~o l:he public.
executive session, the positioD of building official was discussed and
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the city's obligation to payi33g b~3.1s Jf they do not con~iderm it their responsibility,
Economy Appraisal Service n~ei with the Council to d~.scuss the la.x for the
con0il2 g year,
The meeting was then adjourned.
ATTEST:
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State of Te×as
County of Dallas
The Gity Council eT the G~ty of Coppell n~et in regula~
19'JTZ, in tile t~].c;"r'~6~M:ary school cafeteria°
session on July 17,
The following members were present:
I'tu3. en Scott, Mayor Ten~
Dob Hefner, Mayor Pro
Bill IIarris, Councilman
Hazel Beal~ Councilwon~.an
Don
Sam Tiner, Councilma~
Also present were GityAdministrator Sam
Johnson, City Financial Advisor Jerry Pierce, C~ty
a~)d ~. N. Cope~ and TRA Gounselor Buddy Lewis.
Thc meeting was called to order and the audience asked
Gounciln~m Tiner g~ve the invoca, tion.
:y Engineer Derrell
:ax Apprai$ors
to stand while
The mi~)utes of the previous rneeting were read and the following corrections
~oted: The ordinance creating the office of City Administrator will be Ord-
inance Nun~ber 85 and the ordinance creating the offiqe of Building Official
will be Ordi~ance IWun'~ber 86. A!so, on the recon~me~ndation of Water
Superintendent A. P. Vanbebber, Councilma~ Garter~rnoved that on trteters
of g" and above? they be required to be con'~pound nueters. ~ay'or Pro Ten]
Hefner Inowed that the n~inutes be al)proved as correct,d; Councslw(n'nan
Beal seconded; ]~otion carried 5 - 0 with th~ mayor s~ho~ing his approval.
Counciln]a.n Qartcr ~)oovcd tha~ the ~te]"~ concerning B~)b Ford fron] the City
of Dallas be moved to the last item before the executive session. Mayor
Pro TeD:i Hefner seconded; nlotion carried 5-0 with t})e n'~ayor sho~ing his
approval,
The first iten% to be considered was the TIiA contract..Buddy Lewis,
counselor for TRA can~.e forwa, rd and prese~ted the f~nal draf~
be/ween Tra and Coppell. After discussion of the fina~l draft a~d several
itenus being clarified, J~ayor ~1'o Tern Idefncr rr'~oved~that th~ Council approve
the Ordinance authc)rizing the contract between the Gfty of Goppell and
Councilman Harris seconded and nxotion carried ~-0 ~it:h the mayor showing
his approval. This ordinance will be given the Nu~uuJ2e~:r 87, a copy of which
is attached as a. pernxanent part of these nM. nutes.
Derrell Johnson then gave a report on the repo~t thatl~ill go to ~he Texas
~ater QuMiW ~oard. The purpose of the repo~t is to cover the design nf
the initial phase of a ~ater line m~J.n network th.a~ wi].!l serve the City of
Coppell. Derrell also s~a/ed that Coppell is going to ~Teed to have a ground
storage tank and pun%p station close to the Dallas pellet of entry. The best
place for this is the south side of Sandy I, ake Road i~mediate]y west of
Dallas power g~ Light. He also stated that they will p~'obably advertise for
bids on the ~4,1'1 of July.
The next item presented was the approval of the following departn~ental bills:
Police Department 1.93.07
Ge~:~era] Governmen~ $1., 567.1.4. !
Water Departxnent 693. 34 :
Fire Depa. r/n'~ent 66.66 ~
Mayor Pro Tern Heiner moved that all bills be approWed; Gounciln~an Harris
seconded and mot:ion carried 5-0 with the ?:hayer shox~ing his approval.
The next itch] was the (:o~$Jderati. on of water rationing. Water Superinte~xdent
A. P. Vanbebber stat ed that only one day this past w,~ek did the we].ts pump
for Z4 hours. He also stated that the pressure has ])e,)n lowered whe):ever it
was necessary to conserve wal:er.
The City With A Beautiful Future
R O. Box 478
Coppell, Texas 75019
214 - ~62-9010
April 2, 1985
TO: Dean Youngblood/Building Official
FROM: Jim Stiggleman/Building Inspector
SUBJECT: FOX & JACOBS SIGN ON BELTLINE ROAD
Super See Inc. has sent me a copy of
Railway Co. for placement of their sign.
Larry Jackson has informed me that
"Extra-territorial jurisdiction."
their ground lease with St. Louis & Southwestern
we cannot enforce the sign ordinance in our
Thank you
JS?rl
cc: File
PARK 'N FLY ADDITION
5. Pledge of Allegiance
Mayor Morton led those present in the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Canvass of returns of the May 7, 1994 Election of Municipal Officers,
approval of an order declaring the results of the election and authorizing the
Mayor to sign.
Mayor Morton read the canvass of returns of the May 7, 1994 City Officers election.
Councilmember Garrison moved to approve the Canvass of Returns and Declaration of Results
of Election (this document is on file in the City Secretary Department) of the May 7, 1994 City
Officers election as read by Mayor Morton. Councilmember Stahly seconded the motion; the
motion carried 5-0 with Councilmembers Stahly, Watson, Reitman, Mayo, and Garrison voting
in favor of the motion.
Swearing-in ceremony of City Officials as the result of the May 7, 1994
Election of Municipal Officers.
Mayor Morton swore in the newly-elected Councilmembers Norman Alexander/Place 1,
Danny L. Watson/Place 3, Lanny Mayo/Place 5, and Candy Sheehan/Place 7.
8. Consider appointment of Mayor Pro Tem.
Councilmember Stahly moved to elect Mayor Pro Tem Robertson to serve a second term as
Mayor Pro Tem. Councilmember Mayo seconded the motion; the motion carried 6-0 with
Councilmembers Alexander, Stahly, Watson, Reitman, Mayo, and Sheehan voting in favor of
the motion.
The City Council at this point consisted of.'
Mayor Tom Morton
Mayor Pro Tem Ron Robertson
Councilmember Norman Alexander
Councilmember Flo McFaddin Stahly
Councilmember Danny L. Watson
Councilmember Mitch Reitman
Councilmember Lanny Mayo
Councilmember Candy Sheehan
9. Citizen's Appearances.
Larry Wheeler, 718 Swallow, addressed the Council regarding his feelings that a board or
commission member or elected official should not use their official title when endorsing
candidates for an election.
CONSENT AGENDA
10. A. Consider approval of minutes: April 26, 1994.
Be
Consideration and approval of naming the week of May 9-13, 1994 as
PUBLIC SERVICE RECOGNITION WEEK, and authorizing the
Mayor to sign.
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Consideration and approval of naming the month of May 1994 as
WILLIAM T. COZBY PUBLIC LIBRARY APPRECIATION MONTH,
and authorizing the Mayor to sign.
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Consideration and approval of naming Sunday, ~Iay 15, 1994 as
COPPELL CELEBRATES APPRECIATION DAY, and authorizing the
Mayor to sign.
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Consideration and approval of calling a Special City Council meeting
at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, May 17, 1994, for purposes of annexing
property along the west side of Denton Tap Road, north of Highland
Drive (Lewisville), and property along the north side of East Beltline
Road, in proximity to our existing City Limit line and owned by Johnny
Thompson.
Fe
Consideration and approval of authorizing a reimbursement to Valley
Ranch Baptist Church in the amount of $1,000.00 for the difference in
cost from a 12" water line to a 10" water line in accordance with the
Subdivision Ordinance.
Ge
Consideration and approval of Sonic Addition, Final Plat, located
approximately 1,330 feet south of Parkway Boulevard, along the west
side of Denton Tap Road, at the request of Dowdey, Anderson &
Associates.
He
Consideration and approval of Grand Cove Estates Addition, Final
Plat, located along the south side of Bethel School Road, 500 feet west
of Denton Tap Road, at the request of Mr. Frank Bamberg.
Consideration and approval of Park 'N Fly Addition, Final Plat, and
a developer's agreement establishing the payment of funds for
improvements to Gateway Boulevard, located along the northeast
corner of Royal Lane and Cotton Road, at the request of Mr. Bill
Thompson, and authorizing the Mayor to sign.
Items E and I were pulled for further consideration.
Items A, B, C, D, F, G, H --
Councilmember Reitman moved to approve Items A, B, C, D, F, G and H. Councilmember
Mayo seconded the motion; the motion carried 6-0 with Councilmembers Alexander, Stably,
Watson, Reitman, Mayo, and Sheehan voting in favor of the motion.
Mayor Morton had Tim House describe to the Council the material being used on the Sonic
Drive-In pillars. Council then gave their consensus on the material described.
Councilmember Reitman and Stahly commented on the groundbreaking on the new library and
reminded the public of the fundraiser to purchase books for the new library. Citizens can
participate by purchasing a pavestone to be used at the new library.
Councilmember Reitman expressed his appreciation of the work that was done for Coppell
Celebrates. Mayor Morton had those present from the Coppell Celebrates Committee to stand
for recognition of their accomplishments.
Item E --
Councilmember Mayo moved to approve Item E with the meeting being opened at 6:00 p.m. and
adjourned into Executive Session, after which at 7:30 p.m. the open session will begin.
Councilmember Sheehan seconded the motion; the motion carried 6-0 with Mayor Pro Tern
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Robertson and Councilmembers Alexander, Stahly, Watson, Reitman, Mayo, and Sheehan voting
in favor of the motion.
Item I --
Gary Sieb, Director of Planning and Community Services, made a presentation to the Council.
Mr. Clemente, representing Park 'N Fly, made a presentation to the Council regarding the
billboard issue. Councilmember Stahly moved to approve Item I with the Developer's
Agreement and that an agreement be entered into with the City regarding time on an electronic
billboard, if erected, and authorizing the Mayor to sign. Councilmember Reitman seconded the
motion; the motion carried 6-0 with Councilmembers Alexander, Stahly, Watson, Reitman,
Mayo, and Sheehan voting in favor of the motion.
11. A.
Discussion and consideration of accepting the resignation of Candy
Sheehan, Park Board, and Norman Alexander, Planning and Zoning
Commission. Both members terms expire October, 1995.
Bo
Discussion and consideration of filling a vacancy on the Park Board
created by the resignation of Candy Sheehan.
Ce
Discussion and consideration of filling a vacancy on the Planning and
Zoning Commission created by the resignation of Norman Alexander.
Item 11 A--
Councilmember Watson moved to accept the resignation of Candy Sheehan, Park Board, and
Norman Alexander, Planning and Zoning Commission. Councilmember Mayo seconded the
motion; the motion carried 6-0 with Councilmembers Stahly, Watson, Reitman, and Mayo voting
in favor of the motion. Councilmembers Alexander and Sheehan's abstention counted as a vote
in favor of the motion, per the Home Rule Charter, Section 3. I lB.
Items 11 B and C were postponed until the Special Called Meeting on May 17, 1994.
12. Introduction of Mr. Will Nabors, Lone Star Gas Business Development
Manager.
Janie Hooker, representing Lone Star Gas, introduced Will Nabors who will be the new business
development manager with Lone Star Gas and will be serving Coppell. No action was required
on this item.
13.
Presentation on the Metrocrest CROP Walk on Hunger, by Chairperson Lani
Constandse.
Lani Constandse, Chairman of Metrocrest CROP Walk for Hunger, made a presentation to the
Council regarding the Walk for Hunger and asked for Council's support for this event.
Consensus of Council was to schedule an agenda item to approve and endorse the event.
14.
PUBLIC HEARING: (CONTINUATION)
Consideration and approval of a zoning change, Case #ZC-557(CH) from
MF-2 to any appropriate zoning district classification, including, but not
limited to MF-1, O and/or R, on approximately 16 acres of land located at the
northwest corner of Beltline Road and MacArthur Boulevard, and east of the
TP&L transmission line; more particularly described in the Dallas County
Records as Abstract #1442, tract 2.1 and 1.4.
Item 14 was postponed until the Special Called Meeting on May 17, 1994.
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AGENDA REQUEST FORM
CITY COUNCIL MEETING: May 10, 1994
ITEM # 1'0/.~
ITEM CAPTION:
Consideration and approval of Park 'N Fly Addition, Final Plat, and a
developer's agreement establishing the payment of funds for
improvements to Gateway Boulevard, located along the northeast corner
of Royal Lane and Cotton Road, at the request of Mr.~ Bill Thompson,
and authorizing the Mayor~t° sign. !~~ ~') ~I .'~~$~_.~,~,II b~'~l~ '
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SUBMITTED BY: Gary L. Sieb
TITLE: Director of Planning & Co,unity Services INITI~S
ST~F CO~S:
Date of P&Z Meeting: April 21, 1994
Decision of p&z co~ission: Approval (5-1) with Commissioners
Alexander, ~ompson, Tunnell, Meador and Redford voting to approve.
co~issioner ~eeler voting to deny. Co~issioner Hildebrand was
absent.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION Approval ~ Denial
EXPLANATION:
See attached letter dated April 29, 1994, dealing with billboards.
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FINANCIAL COMMENTS:
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FINANCIAL REVIEW: ~
Ageada Request Form - Revised 1/94
CITY MANAGER REVIEW: