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Roll Call: 11 members present, 0 members absent, 0 members excused.
A. WORKSHOP AGENDA
(1) Discuss agenda items
B. AGENDA
C. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE.
D. CALL TO ORDER.
Chairman Hudson called the meeting to order at 7:00p.m. and noted for the record that seven (7) Commissioners were present. He also welcomed Commissioner Van Stripling to the Planning & Zoning Commission.
E. CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS:
(2) No items.
F. PUBLIC HEARING:
(3) Consider Case Z-1110-07; a change in Zoning from Light Industrial (LI) to Planned Development 132 (PD-132) with General Retail (GR) base zoning with certain Commercial 1 (C-1) Zoning uses allowed by-right. The property in question is located west of North I-35 E and north of Belt Line Road. The applicant is the City of DeSoto.
Ms. Linda Zombeck, Senior Planner, gave the staff report.
Management Report Z-1110-07
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any questions of staff. Hearing no response, he declared the public hearing open and asked Mr. Monte Anderson to come forward to address the Commission.
Mr. Monte Anderson, of 912 Ironwood,came forward to address the Commission. He expressed his concerns about Motorcycle Sales & Repair Shops not being allowed on the property and Silk Screening & Tee Shirt Shops being allowed with a Specific Use Permit.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any questions for Mr. Anderson. Hearing no response, he asked if there was anyone else who wished to address the Commission. There being no response, he declared the public hearing closed.
Chairman Hudson asked staff to address concerns about the Silk Screening use being an allowed use for this Planned Development.
Ms. Zombeck informed the Commission that the Zoning Ordinance currently allows Silk Screening in General Retail (GR) Zoning with a Specific Use Permit (SUP). She also said this property should be current with the Use Regulations for General Retail.
Chairman Hudson asked Ms. Zombeck, if Silk Screening would require a Specific Use Permit (SUP) in different General Retail Zoning Districts throughout the city.
Ms. Zombeck stated that Silk Screening does require a Specific Use Permit (SUP) in all General Retail Zoning Districts throughout the city.
Commissioner Simerly asked Ms. Zombeck to explain what is objectionable with the Silk Screening use that would require a Specific Use Permit (SUP).
Ms. Zombeck informed the Commission that the requirement of a Specific Use Permit (SUP) has been in the Zoning Ordinance for quite some time and she was not sure what the basis was for requiring a Specific Use Permit.
Chairman Hudson asked Ms. Zombeck to research the Silk Screening use for all zoning districts throughout the city and provide information about her findings during a future Planning & Zoning meeting.
Ms. Zombeck agreed to research the Silk Screening use for all zoning districts throughout the city.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any other questions of staff.
The Commission discussed the issues effecting Motorcycle sales being allowed in either the front or back building of Planned Development (PD-132).
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there was any additional discussion. Hearing no response, he asked the Commission for a motion.
Motion to Approve to approve case Z-1110-07; a change in Zoning from Light Industrial (LI) to Planned Development 132 (PD-132). Moved by Vice Chairman Scott McDonald, seconded by Commissioner Tom Simerly.
with the following stipulation:
(1) Allow Motorcycle Sales & Repair with a Specific Use Permit (SUP).
Vote to Approve to approve case Z-1110-07; a change in Zoning from Light Industrial (LI) to Planned Development 132 (PD-132). (Approved)
Ayes: McDonald, Simerly, Vaughn, Hudson, Stripling, North, Dewberry
Nays: None
(4) Consider Case Z-1118-07; a Planned Development (PD-133) for General Retail Zoning located on the southeast corner of Belt Line Road and Polk Street. This area is currently zoned Single Family 10 (SF-10). The Planned Development will have a base zoning of General Retail (GR). The applicant is asking to exclude Bois d' Arc, Cottonwood, Cedar, Hackberry & Mulberry trees from the required Tree Survey, as well as to exclude other trees that are less than 8 caliper inches. The area in question consists of 9.838 acres. The applicant is Leung Architects.
Mr. Edlyn Vatthauer, Planning Manager, gave the staff report.
Management Report Z-1118-07
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any questions of staff. There being no response, he declared the public hearing open and asked the applicant to come forward to address the Commission.
Ms. Kristine Sotelo, of 1407 Starshadow Lane, Richardson, representing Lueng Architects came forward to address the Commission. She stated that she was available to answer questions.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any questions for Ms. Sotelo. There being no response, he asked if anyone else wished to address the Commission on the issue. Hearing no response, he declared the public hearing closed and asked the Commission if there were any questions or concerns. Hearing no response, Chairman Hudson asked the Commission for a motion.
Motion to Approve to approve case Z-1118-07; a Planned Developed (PD-133) for General Retail Zoning. Moved by Commissioner Tom Simerly, seconded by Commissioner Donald Dewberry.
with the following stipulations:
(1) Exclude Bois d’ Arc, Cottonwood, Cedar and Hackberry trees from the Tree Survey.
(2) Require a 25 foot landscape buffer along the entire length of the east property line.
(3) Prior to any lot being developed, the Planned Development must be amended to include the review and
approval of the detailed Site Plan, Landscape Plan, Elevations and Tree Survey.
Vote to Approve to approve case Z-1118-07; a Planned Developed (PD-133) for General Retail Zoning. (Approved)
Ayes: Simerly, Dewberry, Stripling, North, Vaughn, McDonald, Hudson
Nays: None
(5) Consider Case Z-1119-07; a request to change zoning from Planned Development 20 (PD-20) to Industrial Park (IP) for Lot 2, Block A of Crossroads Trade Center Addition and a portion of Tract 2.1 out of the William R. Wampler Abstract. The property in question is located south of Danieldale Road and west of I-35 E and consists of 48.575 acres. The applicant is Hillwood Enterprises, L.P.
Ms. Linda Zombeck, Senior Planner, gave the staff report.
Management Report Z-1119-07
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any questions of staff.
Commissioner Vaughn asked if this case could be postponed until the study was complete and staff had a chance to review & present the findings to the Planning & Zoning Commission.
Mr. Vatthauer stated that a case could only be postponed for 90 days and the study would take longer than 90 days to complete.
Commissioner Simerly asked if the research from the study would show the best use for this property.
Ms. Zombeck stated that the research from the study would include information on the highest and best use of the property.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any other questions of staff. There being no response, he declared the public hearing open and asked the representatives to come forward to address the Commission.
Mr. Richard Rozier, of 1812 Masters Drive, representing Hillwood Investments, L.P. came forward to address the Commission. He provided the Commission with information about the history of the property.
Mr. Dan Tatsh, of 945 LBJ Freeway, North Dallas, Lincoln Centre, representing Hillwood Investments,L.P., came forward to discuss the changing industrial development in the southern sector of Dallas and the need for a zoning change, rather than waiting until after the study has been completed.
Commissioner North asked Mr. Tatsch for the types of advantages for allowing the property to have a zoning change.
Mr. Tatsh informed the Commission that the biggest advantage for the City would be the increase in tax revenue from the lease spaces.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any other questions for either Mr. Tatsh or Mr. Rozier.
Mr. Rozier came forward again to address the Commission. He explained to the Commission that a portion of buildings 2 & 3 is already in the Industrial Park Zoning District. The proposed zoning change would only extend Industrial Park Zoning to I-35 E.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any additional questions for Mr. Rozier. Hearing no response, he asked if anyone else wished to address the Commission on this issue.
Mr. James Zander, of 925 West Pleasant Run Road, came forward to address the Commission. He thanked both Chairman Hudson and Vice Chairman McDonald for their years of service on the Planning & Zoning Commission. He also informed the Commission that taxpayers in DeSoto would be disappointed if the proposal for a zoning change was approved without knowing the results of the study.
Chairman Hudson asked if there was anyone else who wished to address the Commission on the issue.
Mr. Paul Gecko, of 1017 I-35 E, came forward to address the Commission. He expressed his concerns about the property being used for warehouses.
Chairman Hudson asked if anyone else wished to address the Commission.
Ms. Sanolie Meshador, of 6603 Winton Street, Dallas, representing Hampton Inn & Suites came forward to express her concerns with the Industrial Park Development. She stated that the parcel of land sits at the entrance to the City of DeSoto and should not be Industrial Park Zoning.
Chairman Hudson asked if there was anyone else who wished to address the Commission on the issue. Hearing no response, he declared the public hearing closed and asked the Commission if there were any additional questions or concerns that needed to be discussed.
Commissioner Stripling asked Mr. Tatsh about whether or not they would build the warehouses before or after occupancy has been established.
Mr. Tatsh explained that it is the pattern of Hillwood to build speck buildings. He also stated that tenants are interested in buildings that are ready for occupancy.
Commissioner North asked about any past studies that were conducted on the property.
Mr. Scott Livingston, of 211 E. Pleasant Run Road, Executive Director of the DeSoto Economic Development Corporation, informed the Commission about a past study conducted by the Buckston Group in 2001.
Vice Chairman McDonald stated that he thought the request from Hillwood was reasonable and he was in favor of the proposed zoning change for Industrial development.
Commissioner Simerly stated that he thought that the proposed Industrial project would spark development interest in the Eagle Park Industrial area.
Commissioner Dewberry stated that he agreed with both Commissioners McDonald and Simerly's comments.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there was any other discussion. There being no response, he asked the Commission for a motion.
Motion to Approve to approve Case Z-1119-07; a request to change zoning from Planned Development 20 (PD-200 to Industrial Park (IP) for Lot 2, Block A of Crossroads Trade Center Addition and a portion of Tract 2.1 out of the William R. Wampler Abstract. Moved by Vice Chairman Scott McDonald, seconded by Commissioner Tom Simerly.
with the following stipulation:
(1) The design of the building shall include the building facade that was presented by the applicant during the Planning & Zoning Commission meeting.
Vote to Approve to approve Case Z-1119-07; a request to change zoning from Planned Development 20 (PD-200 to Industrial Park (IP) for Lot 2, Block A of Crossroads Trade Center Addition and a portion of Tract 2.1 out of the William R. Wampler Abstract. (Approved)
Ayes: McDonald, Simerly, Stripling, North
Nays: Vaughn, Hudson
Abstained: Dewberry
(6) Consider Case Z-1121-07; an Specific Use Permit (SUP) request for a contractor shop and outdoor storage on the southern portion of Tract 3, Block 7 Eagle Park Wet Addition in the Industrial Park (IP) Zoning District. The property in question is located on Kestrel Avenue and south of Centre Park Boulevard. The applicant is Cummings & Associates, Architects, Inc.
Ms. Linda Zombeck, Senior Planner, gave the staff report.
Management Report Z-1121-07
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any questions of staff.
Chairman Hudson discussed with staff the need for either masonry or live screening on the western property line, if the existing trees were removed.
Ms. Zombeck informed the Commission to stipulate that, if the trees were removed for any given reason, then they must be replaced with some type of screening.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any additional questions of staff. Hearing no response, he declared the public hearing open and asked the applicant to come forward to address the Commission.
Mr. Ed Cummings, of 204 North Main Street, Duncanville, came forward to address the Commission. He explained the need for outdoor storage.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any questions for Mr. Cummings.
Commissioner Vaughn asked Mr. Cummings for the approximate amount of outdoor storage on the property at any given time.
Mr. Cummings stated that most of the pavers would go directly to installation sites, but 10 to 20 pallets of pavers would be on site for residential type jobs.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were other questions for Mr. Cummings. There being no response, he asked if anyone else wished to address the Commission on the issue. Hearing no response, Chairman Hudson closed the public hearing.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any other questions or comments. Hearing no response, he asked the Commission for a motion.
Motion to Approve to approve case Z-1121-07; an Specific Use Permit (SUP) request for a contractor shop and outdoor storage on the southern prior of Tract 3, Block 7 Eagle Park West Addition. Moved by Commissioner Karen Vaughn, seconded by Commissioner Tom Simerly.
with the following stipulations:
(1) The subject lot must be platted prior to approval of any building permit.
(2) A drainage easement must be established at the time the property is platted for the area that is defined by the water surface elevation for a 100-year storm event.
(3) The existing trees that are located within the area defined by the water surface elevation for a 100-year storm event shall not be removed. If the trees are removed or destroyed int he future for any reason, replacement trees shall be provided to screen the chain link fence in accordance with screeing requirements of the Zoning Ordinance, or a masonry wall shall be constructed to replace the chain link fence.
Vote to Approve to approve case Z-1121-07; an Specific Use Permit (SUP) request for a contractor shop and outdoor storage on the southern prior of Tract 3, Block 7 Eagle Park West Addition. (Approved)
Ayes: Vaughn, Simerly, Hudson, McDonald, North, Dewberry, Stripling
Nays: None
G. REGULAR AGENDA:
(7) Consider Case SB-001-07; an Amendment to Section 10.217 of the Subdivision Ordinance, which will allow staff to approve minor replats. The applicant is City of DeSoto.
Mr. Edlyn Vatthauer, Planning Manager, gave the staff report.
Management Report SB-001-07
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any questions of staff. Hearing no response, he asked the Commission if there was any questions or concerns. There being no response, he asked the Commission for a motion.
Motion to Approve to approve case SB-001-07; an Amendment to Section 10.217 of the Subdivision Ordinance. Moved by Commissioner Richard North, seconded by Commissioner Karen Vaughn.
Vote to Approve to approve case SB-001-07; an Amendment to Section 10.217 of the Subdivision Ordinance. (Approved)
Ayes: North, Vaughn, Simerly, Hudson, Dewberry, McDonald, Stripling
Nays: None
(8) Consider Case FP-999-07; a Replat of Lot 1 Wal-Mart Heath Creek Addition, located north of Belt Line Road and east of Elerson Road. The property in question consists of 37.839 acres and 2 lots. The applicant is CEI Engineering.
Ms. Linda Zombeck, Senior Planner, gave the staff report.
Management Report FP-999-07
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any questions of staff. There being no response, he asked the Commission if there were any comments or concerns. Hearing no response, Chairman Hudson asked the Commission for a motion.
Motion to Approve to approve case FP-999-07; a Replat of Lot 1, Block A Wal-Mart Heath Creek Addition. Moved by Commissioner Richard North, seconded by Commissioner Tom Simerly.
Vote to Approve to approve case FP-999-07; a Replat of Lot 1, Block A Wal-Mart Heath Creek Addition. (Approved)
Ayes: North, Simerly, Vaughn Stripling, Hudson, McDonald, Dewberry
Nays: None
H. REPORTS TO COMMISSION:
(9) Report on City Council activity.
No items.
(10) Report on upcoming agenda items, projects or meetings.
No items.
I. ADJOURNMENT.
Being there was no other business; Chairman Hudson adjourned the meeting at 9:05PM.
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Roll Call: 11 members present, 0 members absent, 0 members excused.
A. WORKSHOP AGENDA
(1) Discuss agenda items
B. AGENDA
C. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE.
D. CALL TO ORDER.
Chairman Hudson called the meeting to order at 7:00p.m. and noted for the record that seven (7) Commissioners were present. He also welcomed Commissioner Van Stripling to the Planning & Zoning Commission.
E. CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS:
(2) No items.
F. PUBLIC HEARING:
(3) Consider Case Z-1110-07; a change in Zoning from Light Industrial (LI) to Planned Development 132 (PD-132) with General Retail (GR) base zoning with certain Commercial 1 (C-1) Zoning uses allowed by-right. The property in question is located west of North I-35 E and north of Belt Line Road. The applicant is the City of DeSoto.
Ms. Linda Zombeck, Senior Planner, gave the staff report.
Management Report Z-1110-07
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any questions of staff. Hearing no response, he declared the public hearing open and asked Mr. Monte Anderson to come forward to address the Commission.
Mr. Monte Anderson, of 912 Ironwood,came forward to address the Commission. He expressed his concerns about Motorcycle Sales & Repair Shops not being allowed on the property and Silk Screening & Tee Shirt Shops being allowed with a Specific Use Permit.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any questions for Mr. Anderson. Hearing no response, he asked if there was anyone else who wished to address the Commission. There being no response, he declared the public hearing closed.
Chairman Hudson asked staff to address concerns about the Silk Screening use being an allowed use for this Planned Development.
Ms. Zombeck informed the Commission that the Zoning Ordinance currently allows Silk Screening in General Retail (GR) Zoning with a Specific Use Permit (SUP). She also said this property should be current with the Use Regulations for General Retail.
Chairman Hudson asked Ms. Zombeck, if Silk Screening would require a Specific Use Permit (SUP) in different General Retail Zoning Districts throughout the city.
Ms. Zombeck stated that Silk Screening does require a Specific Use Permit (SUP) in all General Retail Zoning Districts throughout the city.
Commissioner Simerly asked Ms. Zombeck to explain what is objectionable with the Silk Screening use that would require a Specific Use Permit (SUP).
Ms. Zombeck informed the Commission that the requirement of a Specific Use Permit (SUP) has been in the Zoning Ordinance for quite some time and she was not sure what the basis was for requiring a Specific Use Permit.
Chairman Hudson asked Ms. Zombeck to research the Silk Screening use for all zoning districts throughout the city and provide information about her findings during a future Planning & Zoning meeting.
Ms. Zombeck agreed to research the Silk Screening use for all zoning districts throughout the city.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any other questions of staff.
The Commission discussed the issues effecting Motorcycle sales being allowed in either the front or back building of Planned Development (PD-132).
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there was any additional discussion. Hearing no response, he asked the Commission for a motion.
Motion to Approve to approve case Z-1110-07; a change in Zoning from Light Industrial (LI) to Planned Development 132 (PD-132). Moved by Vice Chairman Scott McDonald, seconded by Commissioner Tom Simerly.
with the following stipulation:
(1) Allow Motorcycle Sales & Repair with a Specific Use Permit (SUP).
Vote to Approve to approve case Z-1110-07; a change in Zoning from Light Industrial (LI) to Planned Development 132 (PD-132). (Approved)
Ayes: McDonald, Simerly, Vaughn, Hudson, Stripling, North, Dewberry
Nays: None
(4) Consider Case Z-1118-07; a Planned Development (PD-133) for General Retail Zoning located on the southeast corner of Belt Line Road and Polk Street. This area is currently zoned Single Family 10 (SF-10). The Planned Development will have a base zoning of General Retail (GR). The applicant is asking to exclude Bois d' Arc, Cottonwood, Cedar, Hackberry & Mulberry trees from the required Tree Survey, as well as to exclude other trees that are less than 8 caliper inches. The area in question consists of 9.838 acres. The applicant is Leung Architects.
Mr. Edlyn Vatthauer, Planning Manager, gave the staff report.
Management Report Z-1118-07
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any questions of staff. There being no response, he declared the public hearing open and asked the applicant to come forward to address the Commission.
Ms. Kristine Sotelo, of 1407 Starshadow Lane, Richardson, representing Lueng Architects came forward to address the Commission. She stated that she was available to answer questions.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any questions for Ms. Sotelo. There being no response, he asked if anyone else wished to address the Commission on the issue. Hearing no response, he declared the public hearing closed and asked the Commission if there were any questions or concerns. Hearing no response, Chairman Hudson asked the Commission for a motion.
Motion to Approve to approve case Z-1118-07; a Planned Developed (PD-133) for General Retail Zoning. Moved by Commissioner Tom Simerly, seconded by Commissioner Donald Dewberry.
with the following stipulations:
(1) Exclude Bois d’ Arc, Cottonwood, Cedar and Hackberry trees from the Tree Survey.
(2) Require a 25 foot landscape buffer along the entire length of the east property line.
(3) Prior to any lot being developed, the Planned Development must be amended to include the review and
approval of the detailed Site Plan, Landscape Plan, Elevations and Tree Survey.
Vote to Approve to approve case Z-1118-07; a Planned Developed (PD-133) for General Retail Zoning. (Approved)
Ayes: Simerly, Dewberry, Stripling, North, Vaughn, McDonald, Hudson
Nays: None
(5) Consider Case Z-1119-07; a request to change zoning from Planned Development 20 (PD-20) to Industrial Park (IP) for Lot 2, Block A of Crossroads Trade Center Addition and a portion of Tract 2.1 out of the William R. Wampler Abstract. The property in question is located south of Danieldale Road and west of I-35 E and consists of 48.575 acres. The applicant is Hillwood Enterprises, L.P.
Ms. Linda Zombeck, Senior Planner, gave the staff report.
Management Report Z-1119-07
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any questions of staff.
Commissioner Vaughn asked if this case could be postponed until the study was complete and staff had a chance to review & present the findings to the Planning & Zoning Commission.
Mr. Vatthauer stated that a case could only be postponed for 90 days and the study would take longer than 90 days to complete.
Commissioner Simerly asked if the research from the study would show the best use for this property.
Ms. Zombeck stated that the research from the study would include information on the highest and best use of the property.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any other questions of staff. There being no response, he declared the public hearing open and asked the representatives to come forward to address the Commission.
Mr. Richard Rozier, of 1812 Masters Drive, representing Hillwood Investments, L.P. came forward to address the Commission. He provided the Commission with information about the history of the property.
Mr. Dan Tatsh, of 945 LBJ Freeway, North Dallas, Lincoln Centre, representing Hillwood Investments,L.P., came forward to discuss the changing industrial development in the southern sector of Dallas and the need for a zoning change, rather than waiting until after the study has been completed.
Commissioner North asked Mr. Tatsch for the types of advantages for allowing the property to have a zoning change.
Mr. Tatsh informed the Commission that the biggest advantage for the City would be the increase in tax revenue from the lease spaces.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any other questions for either Mr. Tatsh or Mr. Rozier.
Mr. Rozier came forward again to address the Commission. He explained to the Commission that a portion of buildings 2 & 3 is already in the Industrial Park Zoning District. The proposed zoning change would only extend Industrial Park Zoning to I-35 E.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any additional questions for Mr. Rozier. Hearing no response, he asked if anyone else wished to address the Commission on this issue.
Mr. James Zander, of 925 West Pleasant Run Road, came forward to address the Commission. He thanked both Chairman Hudson and Vice Chairman McDonald for their years of service on the Planning & Zoning Commission. He also informed the Commission that taxpayers in DeSoto would be disappointed if the proposal for a zoning change was approved without knowing the results of the study.
Chairman Hudson asked if there was anyone else who wished to address the Commission on the issue.
Mr. Paul Gecko, of 1017 I-35 E, came forward to address the Commission. He expressed his concerns about the property being used for warehouses.
Chairman Hudson asked if anyone else wished to address the Commission.
Ms. Sanolie Meshador, of 6603 Winton Street, Dallas, representing Hampton Inn & Suites came forward to express her concerns with the Industrial Park Development. She stated that the parcel of land sits at the entrance to the City of DeSoto and should not be Industrial Park Zoning.
Chairman Hudson asked if there was anyone else who wished to address the Commission on the issue. Hearing no response, he declared the public hearing closed and asked the Commission if there were any additional questions or concerns that needed to be discussed.
Commissioner Stripling asked Mr. Tatsh about whether or not they would build the warehouses before or after occupancy has been established.
Mr. Tatsh explained that it is the pattern of Hillwood to build speck buildings. He also stated that tenants are interested in buildings that are ready for occupancy.
Commissioner North asked about any past studies that were conducted on the property.
Mr. Scott Livingston, of 211 E. Pleasant Run Road, Executive Director of the DeSoto Economic Development Corporation, informed the Commission about a past study conducted by the Buckston Group in 2001.
Vice Chairman McDonald stated that he thought the request from Hillwood was reasonable and he was in favor of the proposed zoning change for Industrial development.
Commissioner Simerly stated that he thought that the proposed Industrial project would spark development interest in the Eagle Park Industrial area.
Commissioner Dewberry stated that he agreed with both Commissioners McDonald and Simerly's comments.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there was any other discussion. There being no response, he asked the Commission for a motion.
Motion to Approve to approve Case Z-1119-07; a request to change zoning from Planned Development 20 (PD-200 to Industrial Park (IP) for Lot 2, Block A of Crossroads Trade Center Addition and a portion of Tract 2.1 out of the William R. Wampler Abstract. Moved by Vice Chairman Scott McDonald, seconded by Commissioner Tom Simerly.
with the following stipulation:
(1) The design of the building shall include the building facade that was presented by the applicant during the Planning & Zoning Commission meeting.
Vote to Approve to approve Case Z-1119-07; a request to change zoning from Planned Development 20 (PD-200 to Industrial Park (IP) for Lot 2, Block A of Crossroads Trade Center Addition and a portion of Tract 2.1 out of the William R. Wampler Abstract. (Approved)
Ayes: McDonald, Simerly, Stripling, North
Nays: Vaughn, Hudson
Abstained: Dewberry
(6) Consider Case Z-1121-07; an Specific Use Permit (SUP) request for a contractor shop and outdoor storage on the southern portion of Tract 3, Block 7 Eagle Park Wet Addition in the Industrial Park (IP) Zoning District. The property in question is located on Kestrel Avenue and south of Centre Park Boulevard. The applicant is Cummings & Associates, Architects, Inc.
Ms. Linda Zombeck, Senior Planner, gave the staff report.
Management Report Z-1121-07
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any questions of staff.
Chairman Hudson discussed with staff the need for either masonry or live screening on the western property line, if the existing trees were removed.
Ms. Zombeck informed the Commission to stipulate that, if the trees were removed for any given reason, then they must be replaced with some type of screening.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any additional questions of staff. Hearing no response, he declared the public hearing open and asked the applicant to come forward to address the Commission.
Mr. Ed Cummings, of 204 North Main Street, Duncanville, came forward to address the Commission. He explained the need for outdoor storage.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any questions for Mr. Cummings.
Commissioner Vaughn asked Mr. Cummings for the approximate amount of outdoor storage on the property at any given time.
Mr. Cummings stated that most of the pavers would go directly to installation sites, but 10 to 20 pallets of pavers would be on site for residential type jobs.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were other questions for Mr. Cummings. There being no response, he asked if anyone else wished to address the Commission on the issue. Hearing no response, Chairman Hudson closed the public hearing.
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any other questions or comments. Hearing no response, he asked the Commission for a motion.
Motion to Approve to approve case Z-1121-07; an Specific Use Permit (SUP) request for a contractor shop and outdoor storage on the southern prior of Tract 3, Block 7 Eagle Park West Addition. Moved by Commissioner Karen Vaughn, seconded by Commissioner Tom Simerly.
with the following stipulations:
(1) The subject lot must be platted prior to approval of any building permit.
(2) A drainage easement must be established at the time the property is platted for the area that is defined by the water surface elevation for a 100-year storm event.
(3) The existing trees that are located within the area defined by the water surface elevation for a 100-year storm event shall not be removed. If the trees are removed or destroyed int he future for any reason, replacement trees shall be provided to screen the chain link fence in accordance with screeing requirements of the Zoning Ordinance, or a masonry wall shall be constructed to replace the chain link fence.
Vote to Approve to approve case Z-1121-07; an Specific Use Permit (SUP) request for a contractor shop and outdoor storage on the southern prior of Tract 3, Block 7 Eagle Park West Addition. (Approved)
Ayes: Vaughn, Simerly, Hudson, McDonald, North, Dewberry, Stripling
Nays: None
G. REGULAR AGENDA:
(7) Consider Case SB-001-07; an Amendment to Section 10.217 of the Subdivision Ordinance, which will allow staff to approve minor replats. The applicant is City of DeSoto.
Mr. Edlyn Vatthauer, Planning Manager, gave the staff report.
Management Report SB-001-07
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any questions of staff. Hearing no response, he asked the Commission if there was any questions or concerns. There being no response, he asked the Commission for a motion.
Motion to Approve to approve case SB-001-07; an Amendment to Section 10.217 of the Subdivision Ordinance. Moved by Commissioner Richard North, seconded by Commissioner Karen Vaughn.
Vote to Approve to approve case SB-001-07; an Amendment to Section 10.217 of the Subdivision Ordinance. (Approved)
Ayes: North, Vaughn, Simerly, Hudson, Dewberry, McDonald, Stripling
Nays: None
(8) Consider Case FP-999-07; a Replat of Lot 1 Wal-Mart Heath Creek Addition, located north of Belt Line Road and east of Elerson Road. The property in question consists of 37.839 acres and 2 lots. The applicant is CEI Engineering.
Ms. Linda Zombeck, Senior Planner, gave the staff report.
Management Report FP-999-07
Chairman Hudson asked the Commission if there were any questions of staff. There being no response, he asked the Commission if there were any comments or concerns. Hearing no response, Chairman Hudson asked the Commission for a motion.
Motion to Approve to approve case FP-999-07; a Replat of Lot 1, Block A Wal-Mart Heath Creek Addition. Moved by Commissioner Richard North, seconded by Commissioner Tom Simerly.
Vote to Approve to approve case FP-999-07; a Replat of Lot 1, Block A Wal-Mart Heath Creek Addition. (Approved)
Ayes: North, Simerly, Vaughn Stripling, Hudson, McDonald, Dewberry
Nays: None
H. REPORTS TO COMMISSION:
(9) Report on City Council activity.
No items.
(10) Report on upcoming agenda items, projects or meetings.
No items.
I. ADJOURNMENT.
Being there was no other business; Chairman Hudson adjourned the meeting at 9:05PM.
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