CC 4/14/98 Minuteswould be built with the same type of rock as the existlnz fa~illty. Mr. Sieb stated
that the new fa~llty would be very similar in style, arc-hltecture and building
materials to the existing f~eillty. Couneilmo. mber Sturges moved to close the Public
Hearing and approve Case No. S-1140, Robertson Pools and Spas, a zoning change
from HOC (Historic Overlay, Commercial) to HO-C-S.U.P. (HAatoric Overlay,
Commercial, Special Use Permit) and Site Plan, to allow asphalt pavement en-site
for off-street parking spaces and the development of a 4,763 square foot
office/warehouse faeillty on 20,245 square feet of property located 690 feet north of
Bethel Road, along the west side of Coppell Road; subject to the foUowing
conditions: 1) combining the axpansion site with the property the applicant owns to
the south and platting all the property as one building lot; 2) on the Landscape
?lan, show bermuda sod; 3) screening of rooftop mechanical equipment, no
additional power poles or overhead wiring, and placement of ut/llty meters behind
the building;, and 4) payment of impact fees. Coundlmember Wheeler seconded the
motion; the motion carried 7-0 with Mayor Pro Tern Tunnell and Councilmembers
Alexander, Sturges, Watson, Mayo, Wheeler and York voting in favor of the motion.
15. pI, IBLIC HEARING:
Consider approval of Case No. S-1137, First United Methodist
Church of Coppell, zoning change from SF-7 and SF-12 (Single
Family 7 and 12) to SF-7 & SF-12-S.U.P. (Single Family 7 and 12,
Special Use Permit), to allow the expansion of the existing
church and additional parking on 12.04 acres of property
located at the northeast and northwest corners of Hearts and
Bethel School Roads.
Gary Sieb, Director of Planning and Community Services, made a presentation to
the Council. Mayor Sheehan opened the Public Hearing and asked for persons
wi~hlng to speak regarding this proposal. Bob Potter, 360 S. Heartz indicated
support for this project but wanted to notify Council of the water problems he had
experienced because the church had r~i-~ed the property level at the property line
and ofhi.~ agreements with the church regaxdlng drainage and speed bumps on the
road connecting the parking areas. Mayor Sheehan inquired whether the church
would be required to add an elevator to the existing building to comply with ADA
requirements. City Attorney Peter G. Smith stated that the church would have to
submit the plans to the state for review. Couneilmember York moved to close the
Public Hearing and approve Case No. S-1137, First United Methodist Church of
Coppell, zoning change from SF-7 and SF-12 (Single Family 7 and 12) to SF-7 &
SF-12-S.U.P. (Single Family 7 and 12, Special Use Permit), to allow the expansion
of the existing church and additional pariring on 12.04 acres of property located at
the northeast and northwest corners of Hearts and Bethel School Roads with the
following conditions: SCreening Of new mechnnlcal equipment, undergroundlng of
any additional electric facilities, and placement of utility meters in inconspicuous
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locations. Coun~-ilmo-mber Alexander seconded the motion; the motion carried 7-0 --
with Mayor Pro Tern Tunnel] and Councilmembers Alexander, Sturges, Watson,
Mayo, Wheeler and York voting in favor of the motion.
16. Consider approval of First United Methodist Church of Coppell,
Section Two Minor Plat, to allow the development of an
additional parking lot on a 7.04 acre lot located at the
northwest corner of Heartz and Bethel School Roads.
Councilmember Wheeler moved to approve First United Methodist Church of
Coppel], Section Two lVflnor Plat, to allow the development of an additional parlrlng
lot on a 7.04 acre lot located at the northwest corner of Heartz and Bethel School
Roads subject to the provi~on of a utility easement along the north property line, if
necessaxy, to accommodate placement of the overhead cable underground.
Couno-ilmember Alexander seconded the motion; the motion carried 7-0 with Mayor
Pro Tern Tunnell and Coun~ilmembers Alexander, Sturges, Watson, Mayo, Wheeler
and York voting in favor of the motion.
17. PUBLIC HEARING:
Consider approval of Case No. PD-160R, Mansions by the Lake,
zoning change for property zoned PD-MF, SF-7 and Open Space
(Planned Development, Multi-Family-2, Single Family-7 and
Open Space) by amending the residential planned development
to allow a 1,219 square foot day care facility to be located in the
clubhouse on property located along the east side of Coppell
Road, approximately 967 feet north of Parkway Boulevard.
Gary Sieb, Director of Plnnnlng and Community Services, made a presentation to
the Council. Mayor Sheehan opened the Public Hearing and advised that no one
had signed up to speak. Councilmember Sturges verified that .~ince the fa,~lity
would be Hcensed, they would have to meet a set of requirements before they
could operate. Mr. Sieb stated tt~ was true. Councilmember Sturges moved to
elose the Public Hearing and approve Case No. PD-160R, Mansions by the Lake,
zoning change for property zoned PD-MF, SF-7 and Open Space (Planned
Development, Multi-F~mily-2, Single Family-7 and Open Space) by ~men&ing
the residential planned development to allow a 1,219 square foot day care fae/llty
to be located in the clubhouse on property located along the east aide of Coppell
Road, approximately 967 feet north of Parkway Boulevard subject to the
condition that a notation needs to be placed on the face of the F/rst Floor Plan to
read '1,766 square feet of exterior play space.' Cotmeilmember Wataon seconded
the motion; the motion carded 5-2 with Councilmembers Alexander, Sturges,
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