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Home My WebLink About1973-05-22 Joint Meeting Lr � STATE OF TEXAS � COUNTY OF TARRANT � CITY OF GRAPEVINE � The City Council and the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Grapevine, Texas, convened in joint meeting at �;40 p.m. , on this the 22nd day of May, 1973 , with the following members presen�t, to-wit: William D. Tate Mayor Tommy Eidson Councilman Phil Parker Councilman �. Thelma Conine Councilwoman C.D. Pittard Councilman Millard Dilg Councilman and Ted Ware Chairman Joe Kennedy Member Harlem Joyce Member J.T. Davis, Jr. Member Jerry Jordan Member Don Stiles Member Mayor Tate called the meeting to order. The Invocation was given by Ted Ware. Mayor Tate opened the public hearing on zoning case (Z-73-6) - M.L. Godwin Investments, Inc. , Trustee, M.L. Godwin, James F. Mason, and L.R. Polan, Jr. , requesting "C-2" Community Business District on Tract A (9.30) acres of land in the William Bradford �_ ', Survey, Abstract No. 131 ; �'C-2" Community Business District I on Tract B (14.774) acres of land in the J.B. Fay Survey, Abstract No. 530 and the William Bradford Survey, Abstract No. 131 ; �+I-1�� Light Industrial District on Tract C (130.15) acres of land in the J.B. Fay Survey, Abstract No. 530 and the William Bradford Survey, Abstract 1Vo. 131 . Jim Mason, representing the applicants, spoke on behalf of the zoning request. He stated the property is strategically located, due to its being surrounded by the Dallas-Fort Worth Regional Airport on three sides, and by the emerging downtown area of Grapevine on the North. He stated the property to the South of State Highway 114 most likely could not be developed until the highway system adajacent to it was completed. This property is requested to be zoned "I-1�� . The praperty to the North of State Highway 114 will be developed within two years, since it now as adequate highway access. This property is requested to be zoned "C-2" . He stated the development will be related to offices of various types, with some commercial service oriented businesses. Included in the project plans is a proposed municipal complex, to be located in the tract of land South of State Highway 114. With no further discussion on zoning case (Z-73-6) , Mayor Tate r closed the public hearing. Mayor Tate opened the public hearing on zoning case (Z-73-7) - Gary Kirkland, Trustee, requesting "R-3" Multiple Family District on (27.221� acres of land in the A.F. Leonard and S. Freeman Surveys. € > � 2 �� : t- � � � � � � � � � � i R.V. Trammel, representing the applicant, spoke on behalf ` € of the zoning request. He stated the tract was platted as E t a residential area, prior to the City Council vacating the � subdivision contengent upon a replat at their May 1 , 1973, meeting. The requested ��R-3�� zoning will include apartments � and condominiums, to be constructed in three or four phases. � � ; � There will be (27) apartment units per acre, and (8.9) � condominium units per acre. €: � Gary Kirkland, owner of the property, and Bill Lindsey, � � associate of the development, spoke concerning the zoning � i request. � ; Jim Frank Lemon, architect for the development , stated ;; that (909b) of the structures will be brick or stucco, with 'i the remaining (10�) constructed of cedar wood. Mayor Tate recessed the meeting at 8:48 p.m. The meeting reconved at 9:06 p.m. , with all members present. � . . . . . Kay powell presented a petition of opposition to the zoning }` $ re uest to the it ouncil and lannin onin mmissi n E' q C y C P g & Z g Co o , . � as follows. Y � May 12, 1973 � t: ; �'�� Re: Case #Z-73-7 � � We, the people of ��Shorecrest Acres" (area mentioned in Case z #Z-73-7) and other interested citizens, by this petition, x �t �� e, , ob 'ect to the attem ts made to rezone this area from R-1 J P ; Il�i t� _ ti t to R 3 . Following are some of the very obvious reasons; � � 1 . In any city, the degree of beauty, security, safety and �' � tranquility are a function of population density. Apartments � � increase density to a frightening degree, thereby drastically � effecting the desirability of the area for the existing home- � owners. The only unique characteristic that our area has is s � Lake Grapevine. Why not maintain a strip around the shore ` I line of our beautiful lake reserved for conventional residen- ; � tial homes. This would help maintain the existing beauty of � ! � � this area. � ; 2. This area has been designated as one of the lcswer noise ; areas available, therefore making it ideal t�R-1+� residential i property. Investors can afford to spend more for noise pro- tection, therefore, let us zone them into higher noise level k; areas. � 3. We have all read about the security problems that are prevalent in higher density population areas. Since our " !' younger children are forced to walk to school (1 .8 miles) ` ; ; we feel that apartments in the immediate area constitute � � a very major safety hazard for these children. � 4. The people in this area have already been exposed to the o ; ; 3 conditions that exist in apartments and mobile home parks � � (which moved in be�fore we were in the city limits) and from � + that experience, do not want to have more problems. E 5. Adequate fire protection is questionable and police pro- � tection would have to be tripled. (This from the City of � ; Dallas Police Department) � 6. The monetary advantages of this endeavor to change the � zoning from "R-1�� to "R-3�� would only be realized by a few � men. The monetary disadvantages of this rezoning would � effect many people in this area by decreasing the value of � their homes. y � � ; _ � � �� ; ; � � � � � � � � We the following, beg of the City Zoning Commission to protect our homes, our children and the beauty of this area; Henry Donaldson 1722 Silverside Drive Mrs. Henry Donaldson 1722 Silverside Drive Howard B. Collin 1845 Angles Plaza Mrs. Virgil L. Williams 1708 Dunn � M Virgil L. Williams 1708 Dunn � R.E. Murphy 1869 Chris Craft Drive M�s. R.E. Murphy 1869 Chris Craft Drive Robert N. Blackburn 1716 Chris Craft Drive Marine Blackburn 1716 Chris Craft Drive Jerry W. Burgess , DDS 1703 Overlook Drive Nancy Scott 308 Lake Forest Fondell Seals 1114 Valley Vista J.C. Seals 1114 Valley Vista Dr. Terry Walker, DDS 2719 O'Dell Court Mrs. Earl Eubanks Mrs. W.B. Trigg 1213 Terrace Drive Mrs. L.L. Martin 1716 Chris Craft Drive Mrs. Don McClelland 109 Cross Creek Drive Mrs. Floyd Deacon 105 Cross Creek Drive Linda Blackwell 1617 Silverside Drive James R. Blackwell 1617 �ilverside Drive Wm. J. Boswell 3628 Grandview Drive Helena H. Boswell 3628 Grandview Drive Prudence A. Durek 2021 Forest Hill Road Joe. E. McClendon 1822 Silverside Drive � Lewis F. Powell �OS Red Bud Lane Kay M. Powell 708 Red Bud Lane �'= I Debi Jeffcoat 1705 Angle=s Plaza � Shirley Mauney 1723 Anglers Plaza � Jack Mauney 1723 Anglers Plaza Abbie Brown 1804 Anglers Plaza Mrs. R.L. Stubbs 1835 Anglers Plaza . Robert L. Stubbs 1835 Anglers Plaza Mrs. Joe S. Kennedy 1855 Anglers Plaza Joe L. Crawford 1829 Chris Craft Drive Idelle Crawford 1829 Chris Craft Drive Kennetli Hughes 1824 Anglers Plaza Val Hughes 1824 Anglers Plaza Robert Case 1704 Silverside Drive Martha Case 1704 Silverside Drive Dona Cochxem 1733 Silverside Drive H. Greer 1840 Silverside Drive Mrs. H.V. Greer 1840 Silverside Drive Michael Blair 1132 Silverside Drive Mrs. Debra Blair 1132 Silverside Drive Mrs. Ruth Cox 703 Red Bud Drive Frank M. Tutt Lot 5 Shorecrest Acres Gladys A. Self ltiitt Lot 5 Shorecrest Acres Kenneth L. Wray 1864 Chris Craft Drive Hortense I . Wray 1864 Chris Craft Drive Carol A. Rumsey 810 Redbud Lane Mrs. Susan Timmons 1715 Silverside Drive W.R. Timmons 1715 Silverside Drive Gerry W. Handy 2229 Forest Hills Road Patricia Whitworth 120� W. tAiall St. Catherine Thompson Rt. 2, Box 527B Moreine Davis 841 Lovers Lane S � � E ' � � 3 a e�. � i i 0 3 � � ; Vivian Mason 721 E. Wall St. ' Jenny Wilkey 722 E. Wall St. � Merry Bragg 810 Redbud Lane Florence Florence 807 E. Texas St. � Bruce Weatherford 813 E. Worth St. ` '� Frances Halstead 206 Church St. � a Riney Jordan 937 Oak Cliff Drive t ' Hazel Coslueeou 2635 Oakwood Drive � � Sherry Riggs 3627 High Drive � Alice Jacobs 3719 High Drive � Barbara Cole 2131 Lakeridge Drive � � Sara E. Christopher 3622 Lakeric�ge Drive � � Hugh L. Gordon 3612 Lakeridge Drive ? Bob Wallace 2005 Lake Forest Drive �� ; Billy J. Llo�d 1937 Lake Forest D�ive � � Mrs. H.V. Rose 1939 Lake Rorest Drive i ; Jayne Teede 2138 Forest Hills Road � I J. Meldrum 2224 Ridge Lane ; i Pat Al1en 1610 Silverside Drive Garland Allen 1610 Silverside Drive Nathan B. Height 616 S. Main St. i Mrs. N.B. Height 616 S. Main St. � Harlen D. Barker 829 Sunshine Lane � �, M. Smith 1734 Anglers Pla�a ; � Eleanor J. McTuoid 3618 High Drive � � M. Graham 3611 High Drive � Mr. & Mrs. R.L. McIntyre 1926 Lake Forest Road � ' M.H. Sanders 2205 Forest Hills Road � � Mary Ellen Yarrish � Marie Lowery 2111 Ridge Lane � � Benny Lowery 2111 Ridge Lane � Mrs. Marian McClendon 1822 Silverside Drive =' � Murlym A. Erickhausen 2419 Greenbough F � Jeannie Erickhausen 210 Austin, Apt. A �' ; pat Hudson 219 Austin j Marie Bell 2100 Dove Loop Road #39 � Bob Thomas 910 Lucas g I' L. Edwards 2700 Mustang Drive #136 a Jack Marks 221 E. Worth St. w ' Dale Norwood 404 Hillside Drive Marilyn Steele 1724 Anglers Plaza �: ' Loyd Steele 1724 Anglers Plaza � Sherri Collins 1845 Anglers Plaza � � Christine Meldrum 2224 Ridge Lane Sue N. Jones � �emda Irving 3704 Hig h Drive � � Carol S. Hirschi 915 O�k Cliff Drive � � P.W. Bulman 503 W. Northwest Highway � � M.A. Mason 721 E. Wall St. � J. Davi s 841 I,over s Lane � W.W. Jones 2713 Peninsula � � I. Parrish 2221 Ridge Lane � � � � The above petition was accepted by the CITY SECRETARY at � 9:14 p.m. �, � The follo�vi.ng persons spoke in opposition to the zoning a i request: E i � Kay Powell 708 Redbud Lane � Bob Murphy 1816 Chris Craft Drive ¢ � 1 i ; a 9 y 7 a a R �1 ;i � � � Lewis Powell 708 Redbud L�ne Marian McClendon 1822 Silverside Drive Carol Rumsey 810 Redbud . Lane Mrs. L.M. Blackwell 1617 Silverside Drive Joe McClendon 1822 Silverside Drive Sue Timmons 1715 Silverside Drive IThe following persons spoke in favor of the zoning request: } � Mrs. Joe L. Territo 634 Redbud Lane Clet Lemon Dallas With no further discussion on zoning case (Z-73-7) , Mayor Tate closed the public hearing. Mayor Tate opened the public hearing on zoning case (Z-?3-8) - Billy G. Underwood requesting "C-2" Community Business District on part of (1 . 0) acre of land in the William Dooley Survey. Larry McVay, representing the applicant, spoke on behalf of the zoning request. He stated the property was pre- • viously zoned "C-2" on a depth of (150) feet, and at this time they were requesting the remaining (58) feet in depth be zoned "C-2" . General discussion was held. With no further discussion on zoning case (Z-73-8) , Mayor Tate clsoed the public hearing. There being no further business, Mayor Tate adjourned the joint meeting. ' �° �� The City Council of the City of Grapevine, Texas, re convened in meeting at 10:03 p.m. , on this the 22th day of May, 1973, with the following members present, to-wit: William D. Tate Mayor Tommy Eidson Councilman Phil Parker Councilman Thelma Conine Councilwoman C.D. Pittard Councilman Millard Dilg Councilman constituting a quorum, and Floy Ezell City Manager James Hancock Assistant City Manger Randy Vinson City Secretary ; : a . � . Mayor Tate called the meeting to order. Dr. Jack Randorff, North Central Texas Council of Governments ' consultant, presented the proposed ��Airport Compatible Development Regulations�t. These regulations may be adopted in ordinance form, and at which time, shall be known as the "Airport Noise Zoning Ordinance". He stated the purpose of the ordinance is to provide construction requirements and land use require�nents whereby noise levels may be reduced within structures that are affected by the legal and normal operation of the Dallas-Fort Worth Regional Airport. It also provides � c)n �!' / �. � m � t � € noise zones of different intensities on l�nd adjacent to the Dallas-Fort Worth Regional Airport. � General discussion was held. � m There being no further business, Mayor Tate adjourned the � � meeting at 10:54 p.m. � � .' PASSED AND APPROVED, this the 5th day of June , 1973. � � -r�.(-J . (ilG� MAYOR ATTEST: � � CITY SECRETAR `� �' �: � �: � �