HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981-07-22STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF TARRANT
CITY OF GRAPEVINE
The Planning and Zoning Commission of
Special Workshop Session on this the
persons present to-wit:
Sharron Spencer
Ron Cook
Harold Anderson
Ann Glynn
Klee Hawkins
Harlen Joyce
Gerald Norman
the City of Grapevine, Texas met in a
22nd day of July, 1981 with the following
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
constituting a quorum with the following staff personnel also present;
City Planner
Secretary
CALL TO ORDER
Marc Guy
Terry Pennington
Chairman Sharron Spencer called the meeting to order.
WORKSHOP DISCUSSION
The first order of business to come before the Planning and Zoning Commission
was to conduct a workshop relative to the City's Master Plan Update.
Member Gerald Norman informed the members that a representative from the Citizen's
Advisory Committee would like the land uses and percentages presented in a pie
chart form which would help citizens understand it better. Chairman Sharron
Spencer stated she did not think the Commission could do that because of the
many changes taking place. Member Ann Glynn agreed that it might be helpful.
Chairman Sharron Spencer felt that it should be kept as simple as possible;
all members agreed.
The Commission discussed comments from citizens regarding the proposed Master
Plan that was made during the recent public hearing, All comments and suggestions
were considered. The following areas were changed to reflect some of those
comments.
Comment--Beverly Davydiuk--Concerned for northwest corner of Dove Road
and Dove Loop. Members changed the corner to represent commercial; north
of commercial to high density; and west of commercial to medium density
to reflect a PUD concept.
Comment--Deanna K. Pehnert--Concerning Tract 1, Block 1; and Tract 1
Block 3 in Timberline Estates. This is specifically in the vicinity
of the intersection of Timberline and Mustang near Highway 26. A tract
of land between Mustang and Highway 26 was changed to represent commercial.
A tract of land at the corner of Mustang and Timberline was changed to
represent medium density residential
Comment--Joe L. Wright--Concerning a four acre tract located on the north
side of Timberline, east of the Memorial Baptist Church property. Member
Harold Anderson stated he would like to keep the area single family thereby
having to change the zoning on that tract of land. Member Gerald Norman
suggested medium density rather than low density or single family. Member
Harlen Joyce stated that medium density would be more compatible than
high density as it is presently zoned. Chairman Sharron Spencer called
for a vote as to what density the land should be.
High Density : None
Medium Density: Spencer, Norman, Joyce
Low Density : Hawkins, Cook, Glynn, Anderson
Members voted to keep the area designated as low density residential on the
Master Plan Map.
RECESS
Chairman Sharron Spencer called for a brief recess.
RECONVENE
Chairman Sharron Spencer called the meeting back to order with all members present.
WORKSHOP DISCUSSION - Con't.
Members continued to review comments made from various citizens.
Comment--Larry Lightner--Concerning a tract of land in the Timberline
area on which he had received zoning several years ago, some of which
had been sold and developed, and some currently owned by Mr. Lightner,
presently undeveloped. Member Harold Anderson felt it should be left
as is, low density residential. Member Anderson stated he did not think
apartments should be located there but rather on or adjacent to a
highway for access. The residential neighborhood in question is already
established. Member Klee Hawkins also felt it best to leave as low density.
After a brief discussion, Chairman Sharron Spencer called for a vote as
to what zoning the members felt best suited for the area and City regarding
the property northwest of the proposed arterial:
High Denisty : Joyce
Medium Density: Norman
Low Density Anderson, Glynn, Cook, Hawkins
Abstain Spencer
The second area in question was the southwest corner of the proposed
arterial. Members Anderson and Glynn suggested it be left as low density
residential. Member Cook and Norman suggested the area in question be
used as a park. Chairman Sharron Spencer called for a vote as to what
zoning would be best suited for the area and the City:
High Density : None
Medium Density: None
Low Density : Spencer, Cook, Anderson, Glynn, Hawkins, Joyce, Norman
The third area in question regarded the southeast corner of the proposed
arterial. After a brief discussion Chairman Sharron Spencer called for
another vote as to what zoning would be best suited for the area and
City. Members voted to designate commercial in that area and the vote
was as follows:
Ayes: Spencer, Cook, Anderson, Glynn, Hawkins, Joyce, Norman
Nays: None
MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS
City Planner Marc Guy addressed the commission relative to the status of the
residential mix study he is conducting. Mr. Guy explained what the study would
be used for and how he gathered his data.
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There being no further business to come before the Planning and Zoning Commission,
Member Gerald Norman made a motion to adjourn. Vice Chairman Ron Cook seconded the
motion and all in attendance voted "aye".
PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE DAY OF 1981.
Sharron Spencer
Chairman
ATTEST:
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Terry E
Pennington
Secretary