Minutes P&Z 08/26/1985 - WorkshopPLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
TOWN OF TROPHY CLUB
TROPHY CLUB, TEXAS
The Planning and Zoning Commission met in. a Workshop Session
August 26, 1985. The Meeting was open to the Public. The
following officers and members were present: -
Loren
Alexander
Chairman
Gene
Aerstin
Member
Bill
Tynes
Member
Bruce
Benton
Member
Peter
Reuss
Member
Absent was: Neil Anderson
constituting a quorum, the meeting was called to order.
Also present was:
Charles Gooden
Tracy Kunkel
AGENDA:
1. I.B.M.
2. P. U.D. Request
Co -Chairman C.A.C.
C.A.C. Member
3. Independent American
R-10, P.U.D., and Special Zoning Request
4. First Baptist Church
Master Planning and Zoning Request
5. Sign Ordinance
G. Citizens Advisory Committee Report
CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE REPORT:
1. Newly appointed members:
David Dill
Tracy Kunkel
Brian Peterson
2. Bill Tynes will be the Planning and Zoning member
attending all Citizens Advisory Committee meetings.
I.B.M. ZONING REQUESTS STUDIED:
Ed Walts, Jim Anderson: Review of the Southlake "HC" proposed
ordinance for 55 acres held under option. (See exhibit "F" of
August 19 meeting).
1. The Commission was reminded of two amendments:
- Page 16; 1.9 a: Minimum yard setback requirements waived
on contigous abutting tracts.
- page 17; 1.12-2 a 4th line: Addition of restaurant and
hotel use.
2. The Ordinance was reviewed line by line and all points
were either affirmed or struck from the document. The amended
document- will serve as a recommended P.U.D. submitted to the
City Council for approval. (See August 199 Exhibit "F")
NEXT MEETING DATE:
The next meeting will be held September 3 at the Sales Office
at 7:00PM.
NEXT AGENDA:
1. First Baptist Church
2. Independent American
3. Sign Ordinance
I.B.M. CONTINUED:
3. Height Restrictions Amendment: All structures shall be
restricted to 3 stories and not to exceed 30 feet above the
highest grade point.
4. All other amendments are made on Mr. Alexander's copy of
the Ordinance, and the document as amended will be given to
our Attorney for drafting and submitted as a recommendation
to the City Council.
5. The most controversial issues involved p.1; 1.3, a. 1. a 1
pertaining to grocery stores, and p.3, 1.3, a9 29 a, 61
pertaining to department stores.
6. Bruce Benton made a motion that our Attorney draft a
P.U.D. Ordinance for commercial zoning for the 55 acre I.B.M
tract that would include the provisions and revisions of the
Commercial Zoning Ordinance as proposed by I.B.M. The motion
was seconded, motion passed unanimously.
Meeting adjourned.
Bruce Berton