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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes Planning Commission - 03/24/1993 MINUTES 410, PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS - CITY HALL March 24, 1993 - 6:30 p.m. MEMBERS PRESENT: Shirley Mims, Chairman Lamont Taylor, Vice Chairman * Robert Canales Ralph Hall Alma Meinrath lake Sanchez MEMBERS ABSENT: Mike Karm Lupe Longoria STAFF PRESENT: Brandol M. Harvey, AIA, AICP, Director of Planning& Development Michael Gunning, Senior Planner Lorraine Del Alto, Recording Secretary Norbert Hart, Assistant City Attorney Ezequiel Elizondo, Director of Community Development Cris Gorham, Administrator for Community Development Hector Vallejo, Program Manager Jo Ann Dominguez, Administrative Assistant Nelda Pena, Recording Secretary CALL TO ORDER Oihr Chairman Mims called the meeting to order at 6:50 p.m., and described the procedure to be followed. PUBLIC HEARING NEW ZONING Mrs. M.W. Vickers: 393-3 REQUEST: From "R-1B" One-family Dwelling District to "A-1" Apartment House District, located on the west side of Paul Jones Avenue, between Decatur and Vetters Drives. Mr. Michael Gunning described the land use and zoning in the surrounding area, and stated that the applicant is requesting a zoning change from "R-1B" One-family Dwelling District to "A-1" Apartment House District to convert existing building into apartments and develop the remaining property with apartment units. Mr. Gunning summarized the Staff Report, informing the Commission of applicable Policy Statements. The applicant is requesting a change of zoning from "R-1B" One-family Dwelling District to "A-1" Apartment House District in order to convert the existing school building into apartment units. The applicant also proposes to develop the remaining property with apartment units. ` • Bobby Canales arrived at 7:50 p.m. SCANNED Planning Commission Meeting March 24, 1993 Page 2 The existing school building has been found to be in violation with current building codes by the Building and Housing Standards Review Board. The City Staff recommended that the school building be demolished due to a damaged or missing roof, deteriorated flooring, missing or damaged door and windows,deteriorating interior walls, and disconnected or obsolete plumbing and electrical systems. The Building Inspection Division indicated that the exterior walls, constructed of brick veneer and the foundation,are sound. Based on the above information, on January 21, 1993, the Board gave the applicant 60 days to board and secure the premises and keep the Board informed on progress in developing a plan and time frame for bringing the structure into compliance with City Codes. The subject property fronts on a collector street, Paul Jones Avenue, which also serves Perry Place, a residential area located across Paul Jones. The collector street serves approximately 160 residential units. If the property develops to its full residential potential, the number of residential units could double. All of these units would be served by a single collector with one point of entry at South Padre Island Drive. If the applicant proposes to develop the property in the immediate future, then an "R-2" Multiple Dwelling District may be more appropriate due to the Lower densities. The Corpus Christi Urban Transportation Plan indicates the collector to be extended to provide another access point, thereby, making the requested "A-1" District more acceptable. However, there are no immediate plans to extend Paul Jones. The applicant, primarily, is seeking a rezoning to improve the property's marketability. Mr. Gunning read to the Commission the pros and cons of this application from the Staff Report(copy on file). f Fourteen notices were mailed, six(6)were returned in opposition,and none were returned in favor. Four ./ (4) were returned in opposition from outside the 200' notification area. Staff recommends approval. Mr. M.W. Vickers, the applicant, appeared before the Commission stating that she plans to develop the existing building into apartments. She presented a petition to the Commission with people who approve of this zoning change. She added that some engineers have made a report stating that the existing building is in a stable condition. She asked the Commission to consider approving the zoning change. Commissioner Hall asked the applicant to clarify what her plans were for the existing tract of land. Mrs. Vickers replied that she plans to develop the building into apartments. Mr. John Newson, 1734 Paul Jones, appeared before the Commission and presented some pictures of the applicant's property and surrounding debris and landfill type use to the rear. He stated that he is in opposition to the zoning change and commented that the traffic in the area is already congested. He asked the Commission to consider denying the zoning application. Mr. Roberto Yzaguirre, 1822 Paul Jones, appeared in opposition before the Commission. He stated that debris is located behind the existing building,the grass is usually very high and the building is a safety hazard. He added that there has been several fires in the building. He added that the streets in the area are very narrow and any apartments or businesses would just create more congested traffic. He asked the Commission to consider denying the application. Planning Commission Meeting March 24, 1993 Page 3 Mr. R.F. Hasker, 1813 Wallace, appeared before the Commission in opposition to the zoning change. He commented that the building is an eyesore and that debris is located behind the building. He commented on the petition that the applicant presented, and speculated the signatures received were not by property owners, but by renters within the area. He added that he believes there are old fuel tanks beneath the ground located behind the building. He recommended that the zoning change be denied. Mr. Tommy McDonald, 1910 Paul Jones, appeared before the Commission in opposition to the zoning change. He stated that a petition was presented to staff in opposition to the application for zoning change and added that a time limit should be given to the applicant in order to complete her project. Mr. Steve DuWald, 1926 Paul Jones, appeared before the Commission in favor for the zoning change. He stated that if the zoning change was granted and the building was developed, there would not be a hazardous building for the neighborhood children to get injured. He asked the Commission to consider approving the zoning change. Mr. Ralph Newsome, 1718 Paul Jones, appeared before the Commission in opposition, stating that the traffic is inconvenient. He feels that his property will depreciate in value if this zoning is approved. He asked the Commission to consider denying the application. Mr. Larry Luke, 1818 Paul Jones,appeared before the Commission in opposition. He stated that the traffic is congested, and unless the roads are widened, they will continue to have this problem if apartments are located within the area. He stated that he would prefer the building to be demolished. Mr. Jesse Armijo, 1814 Paul Jones, appeared before the Commission in opposition. He feels that if an apartment was located in the area, it would create a problem with traffic. He asked the Commission to consider denying the application. Ms. Freida Freeman, 1802 Paul Jones, appeared before the Commission in opposition. She feels the building should be demolished. Ms. Rosie Yzaguirre, 1822 Paul Jones, appeared before the Commission in opposition to the zoning change. She commented that she did not understand what the applicant's specific plans were for the building to request a zoning change. Ms. Vickers,reappeared before the Commission and replied that permission was granted to allow the debris to be located behind the building. She added that she plans to develop the building. Commissioner Sanchez asked the applicant if there were any plans to clean up the debris on the property and if the area in question is located where the zoning plans to be changed. Ms. Vickers replied that debris is taken from the building and taken to a field located within the same area of the building. She added that the City has allowed Mr. Coover, a neighbor/owner,to place the debris in the area. She stated that she was not aware of any debris located right around the building where the application for zoning change will be applied. A gentlemen from the audience stated that the applicant owns ten feet of property where the debris is being dumped and he was not sure of the applicant's plans to sell or develop the building. No one else appeared in favor or opposition and the public hearing was declared closed. Planning Commission Meeting March 24, 1993 Page 4 Commissioner Hall stated that he was in support for approving the rezoning request and added that he would be supportive of a Special Permit for apartments with certain limitations. Commissioner Taylor asked staff if the applicant has the ability to dump debris within the property located within the area. He stated that he does not have a problem with the zoning request. Commissioner Meinrath commented that the applicant is not specific on the plans for development on the property and is uncertain about supporting the zoning change request. Commissioner Sanchez stated that he supports the zoning, but the property should be cleaned up. Chairman Mims commented that traffic and apartment units are her concern in considering the zoning request. Mr. Brandol Harvey stated that if "A-l" zoning was granted, approximately 150 multi-family units may be built on the property. Under the current zoning of "R-IB" the units would have to be single-family detached, allowing up to about 50 units. He added that the applicant would need something other than single-family zoning to develop any type of apartments, regardless of density. One possibility would be "R-2" Multiple Dwelling District,which would double the allowable density and allow apartments. The applicant may get fourteen(14)units per acre or 100 apartments on the seven acres if it were "R-2". He added that three issues the commissioners have to consider in deciding on the zoning change request are the land use characteristics; traffic generation; and the timing of the development itself relative to timing of the public service within the area. Commissioner Sanchez commented that the applicant would probably have to bring the building up to code within sixty-days (60) if the zoning request is approved. Motion by Taylor,seconded by Sanchez that the zoning for"A-l"be approved. Sanchez and Taylor voting yes, and Hall, Meinrath and Mims voting no. Motion was denied. Mr. Harvey stated to the Planning Commission that they should try to make a recommendation to Council, that other options may be considered, such as a change of zoning is desired, other districts such as "R-2" or a Special Permit stating some specific density. Commissioner Hall commented that he would be supportive of an application for multiple-family zoning on the existing building and probably recommend a special permit based on a site plan for the building. Mr. Harvey stated that options that might be available to Planning Commission is to grant a zoning classification less than "A-1". If "R-2" is recommended, it will allow up to 100 units on the entire property as it stands;or a Special Permit may be entered and a proposal could be submitted by the applicant as to the number of units may be used in the existing building and suggest an appropriate density on the remainder of the tract. Since no other motions were offered, this case would be forwarded to City Council with Planning Commission's recommendation to deny. J Planning Commission Meeting March 24, 1993 Page 5 Ms. Nilda Remmich: 393-2 REQUEST: From "R-1B" One-family Dwelling District to "B-1" Neighborhood Business District,on Lot 6, Block I, Mahan Place, located on the south side of Gollihar Road, approximately 480 feet east of Kostoryz Road. Mr. Gunning described the land use and zoning in the surrounding area, and stated that the applicant is requesting a zoning change from "RI-B" One-family Dwelling District to "B-1" Neighborhood Business District to operate retail sales of cheese cakes, balloons and other gifts for special occasions to be done on a delivery basis only. Mr. Gunning summarized the Staff Report, informing the Commission of applicable Policy Statements. The applicant is requesting a change of zoning from "R-1B" One-family Dwelling District to "B-1" Neighborhood Business District to operate a retail sales use for delivery only in an existing residence. The applicant proposes to purchase cheesecakes wholesale from a company, decorate the cakes and retail the cakes along with balloons, candy baskets, cookie trays and other gift items for special occasions. The proposed retail sales use is to be operated solely by the applicant, as the only employee. The attached site plan indicates 664 square feet of the 1,850 square foot structure to be used for the business as freezer storage space and a work area for decorating. Since the proposed use involves retail sales and storage, it cannot be classified as a home occupation. The applicant has indicated that this location is temporary. If the business does ihr well, she plans to relocate the business to a more appropriate location. The intent is to retain the primary use of the subject property as a single-family residence. Staff has no objection to the use provided that the use is limited to the 664 square feet as shown on the proposed site plan. Signage and commercial vehicles should be prohibited on the premises so as not to attract customers. The requested "B-1" District on the subject property would normally be appropriate because the property fronts on a major arterial directly across the street from other "B-1" District uses and zoning. However, the block face is predominantly single-family residential and any rezoning would encourage rezoning on the remaining properties to a nonresidential district. This "domino effect" could adversely impact the existing residences fronting Gollihar Road, as well as, to the rear. Mr. Gunning read to the Commission the pros and cons of this application from the Staff Report(copy on file). Twenty-two notices were mailed, two were returned in favor and none were returned in opposition. Staff recommends denial of the "B-I" Neighborhood Business District, and in lieu thereof, approval of a Special Permit for retail food and gift sales, subject to the attached site plan and the following conditions: I) USE: The only use authorized by this Special Permit, other than the basic 'R-1B" One-family Dwelling District, is a retail food and gift sales use. The sales are limited to delivery only and walk-in traffic related to the retail sales is prohibited. 2) FLOOR AREA: The maximum permitted floor area for the retail sales use is 664 square feet. 3) COMMERCIAL VEHICLES: There shall be no commercial vehicles related to the above reference 4111 business stored or parked on the property. Planning Commission Meeting March 24, 1993 via Page 6 4) SCREENING FENCE The existing six (6) foot tall screening fence shall be maintained and located as shown on the site plan. 5) PARKING: The property shall maintain a minimum of three (3) parking spaces and located as shown on the site plan. 6) SIGNAGE: There shall be no signage of any type advertising the business. 7) NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES: The retail sales shall have no employees other than the operator of the business, regardless of whether he/she resides on the premises. Ms. Nilda Remmich, applicant, appeared before the Commission and stated that she would like to be granted special permission to have walk in customers for the purpose of making payments on accounts and to have a small sign on the door to distinguish the entrance to the business. She stated that the other conditions would be acceptable. No one appeared in favor or in opposition, and the public hearing was declared closed. Commissioner Canales asked staff if the nearby Whataburger has a special permit. He also asked about the zoning within the subject area. Mr. Gunning replied that the Whataburger has a special permit for additional signage. He added that the area around the residence is zoned "R-1B", and across the street from the subject property it is zoned "B-I". Sylvia's Hair Salon, adjacent lot to the east, also has a special permit. Commissioner Taylor confirmed the request by the applicant concerning walk-in customers and signage. .J Commissioner Sanchez stated that he would not support any walk-in traffic, but would support a specific size of signage for the applicant. Mr. Harvey stated that since the applicant presented that she would have deliveries only,and no retail sales on site to bring walk-in customers, we thought no signage was necessary. Any signage would encourage walk-in traffic. Commissioner Sanchez agreed. Motion by Sanchez, seconded by Hall that "B-1" District be denied, and in lieu thereof, approval of a special permit for retail food and gift sales, subject to a site plan and seven(7)conditions as recommended by Staff. Motion passed with Canales, Hall, Meinrath,Sanchez, Taylor and Mims voting aye, and Kann and Longoria being absent. NEW PLATS Consideration of plats as described on attached addendum. FY 93 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT AND PROPOSED ECONOMIC STIMULUS PROGRAMS Chairman Mims opened the public hearing for the FY93 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program and Economic Stimulus Projects. She stated the public hearing allows the Commission to hear comments from the public and Staff; and that the Commission will be making their recommendations at a regularly scheduled Planning Commission meeting on April 7, 1993. She requested that the organization's main representative limit `�/ their comments to five minutes and each sudrerding representative limit their comments to two minutes. Planning Commission Meeting tir March 24, 1993 Page 7 Chairman Mims asked staff to make their presentation. Mr. Elizondo addressed the Commission and the public stating that a total of$9,007,000 is available for the City's FY93 CDBG Program which consists of the FY93 allocation of$5,082,000 in combination with$725,000 of program income and an anticipated allocation of $3,200,000 of Economic Stimulus funds. He outlined the process followed and the eligibility criteria adopted by the City Council that requires that no CDBG funds be authorized to applicant agencies for the support of operating expenses; that no capital grants will be made without sufficient evidence of the financial capacity of the applying agency to operate the program;and priority will be given to those applying agencies that make substantial new capital contributions to the project for which they are seeking funds. Mr. Elizondo addressed the Economic Stimulus legislation that the Administration and Congress is currently working on additional funding. He noted that Congress should make a final decision on April 2 or 3 which will put us in a good position with having the Planning Commission meeting on April 7 at which time the Commission can make their recommendation. Mr. Elizondo pointed out that should the Economic Stimulus funding not become available, there would be $3.2 million less to allocate for FY93 projects. Mr. Elizondo noted that there were three items that are distinctly difference in Staffs recommendations from what was requested. (1) The allocation for the Hilltop Senior Citizens Center, whereas a new center was requested, Staff recommends an allocation of$100,000 to expand the existing facility to work in conjunction with the County in trying to develop those facilities within the Hilltop complex. (2)The amount Staff recommended for Tract 16 is different than what was requested; staff recommends an allocation which will allow for completion of 1111/ the project that was authorized in FY92. (3) Camp Corpus Christi, which is a public services project. Based on the above guidelines, staffs recommendations for the FY93 allocation are as follows. Ada Wilson Center - $159,170; Art Museum of South Texas - $84,000; Community Development Department, Code Enforcement - $70,000; Community Development Department, Emergency Repair Program - $800,000; Community Development Department, General Administration - $365,000; Community Development Department, Rehabilitation Services - $654,000; Community Development Department, Relocation - $75,000; Community Development Department,Single Family Rehabilitation Loan Program/Commercial Rehabilitation Loan Program - $1,000,000; Corpus Christi Public Libraries - $32,730; Corpus Christi Metro Ministries, Inc. - $400,000; Health Department - $229,000; Youth Sports Complex - $100,000; Kids of the Neighborhood, Inc. - $317,500;City of Corpus Christi, Maintenance Services -$21,000;Neighborhood Center of Corpus Christi, Inc. - $500; Nueces County Community Action Agency - $259,700; City of Corpus Christi Park & Recreation Department-$1,070,800; Planning Department-$65,000;Street Improvements-$60,000;Tract 16 Neighborhood Council - $7,000; and Youth Sports Complex (Universal Little League) - $36,600. Staffs recommendations for the Economic Stimulus package are as follows. Community Development Department, Demolition - $150,000; City of Corpus Christi, Engineering Department - $1,391,000; Goodwill Industry of South Texas, Inc. - $49,000; Gulf Coast Council of La Raza - $150,000; City of Corpus Christi, Maintenance Services - $4,000; Memorial Medical Center - $500,000; Neighborhood Center of Corpus Christi,Inc. -$57,000;Nueces County MHMR Community Center-$77,000;and City of Corpus Christi, Park& Recreation Department -$822,000. Chairman Mims called for public comments. Planning Commission Meeting March 24, 1993 Page 8 Betty Hable, Director of Special Projects with Nueces County Mental Health and Mental Retardation Community Center, expressed support for staff's recommendation for funding for the MHMR project. John Hendricks, Executive Director of the Texas State Aquarium, requested funding for a mobile extension facility of the Aquarium. Olivia Flores, Site Counselor, Zavala Senior Center, expressed support for staff's recommendation for funding for the expansion and construction of the senior center. Sandra Larson, Executive Director, Women's Shelter of the Corpus Christi Area, explained the Shelter Program and provided data regarding services. Ms. Larson described the current facilities and the objective of the proposed project. Ms. Larson introduced a number of the Shelter's staff and Board of Directors from the audience. Ms. Larson requested full funding for the project. Al Cantu, Chairman, Lodgistics, Inc., described the goals and objectives of the agency. Mr. Cantu urged that the requested funding for the agency be recommended. In response to a question from Commissioner Sanchez, Mr. Cantu replied that the tax exempt status 501 (c)(3) is pending under the IRS code; and as soon as they are certified tax exempt, they will be soliciting donations to obtain working capital. Chuck Anastos, Member of the Board of Trustees for the Art Museum of South Texas, requested concurrence with Staffs recommendation for funding for the Art Museum project. Glyn McDonald,Site Counselor, Ethel Eyerly Community Center, concurred with Staffs recommendation for funding for the Center's project. Jack Ratkovic, spoke in favor of funding for the Ethel Eyerly Community Center parking lot expansion. Gene Graham, Board of Director for Ada Wilson Children's Rehabilitation Center, provided information on the clientele served and services provided by the Center and expressed his support for the funding recommendation. Ms. Teresa Clark and Ms. Kathy Hayes were recognized by Mr. Graham. R.V. Rincon expressed his support for the parking lot expansion at the Greenwood Senior Center. Reverend Ed Seegar, Executive Director for Corpus Christi Metro Ministries, described the proposed project submitted by Metro Ministries and requested full funding be recommended. Roy Pell, Board of Director and Chairman of Operations Committee, Goodwill Industries, described the proposed projects submitted by Goodwill and requested that full funding be recommended. Henry Nau, Chairman of the Board for Kids of the Neighborhood,Inc.,provided background information of the day care facility and services provided;he requested that the Commission reconsider Staffs recommendation for partial funding and recommend full funding for this project. Dan Ramirez, Interim Director for the Housing Authority,spoke in favor of the Memorial Medical Center primary care center project. Joe Martinez, Executive Director, Nueces County Community Action Agency, described the Head Start Program and the plans to expand; he expressed support for Staffs recommendation. Ms. Tina Cruz Chairman of Head Start Counsel was recognized. Planning Commission Meeting ibr March 24, 1993 Page 9 Dr. Maria Luisa Garza, representing Gulf Coast Counsel of La Raza, requested the Commission's concurrence with Staffs recommendation. L.V. Lampshaw spoke in favor of the new Hilltop Senior Citizens Center proposal. Erasmo Beltran spoke in favor of additional parking for the Greenwood Center. Lorraine Kabot, Vice President for Patient Service, Memorial Medical Center, speaking on behalf of the Board of Directors for Memorial Medical Center expressed support for the primary health care center to be located in the Leathers Housing Project. Ms. Kabot described the health care services that would be provided by the primary care center and the projected number of clientele that would be served. Ms. Kabot stated that the proposal submitted for a primary care center located at Bear Lane and Navigation was not recommended by Staff at this time and Memorial Medical Center will pursue that project at a later date. Rudy Sosa, Neighborhood Centers of Corpus Christi, urged the Commission to support Staffs recommendation for full funding. Reverend Claudell Smith, Chairman, Tract 16 Neighborhood Council, asked that the request be reconsidered and that full funding be recommended for expansion to the current facility. In response to a question regarding Tract 16, Mr. Elizondo responded that Tract 16 and Nueces County Community Action Agency in 1992 had issues that needed to be resolved regarding usage of space and who shall provide the insurance. Responding to a question regarding funding for the Central Kitchen, Mr. Elizondo stated that Staff is addressing a number of issues related to this matter. W. Thomas Utter, Group Manager- Development Services, explained in more detail the issues that are involved and advised that staff will be settling this issue in the near future. There being no more comments from the audience, the public hearing was closed. Mr. Elizondo offered to provide the Commissioners with any additional information they may need. EXCUSED ABSENCES No absences excused. APPROVAL OF MINUTES No action was taken on minutes. Planning Commission Meeting March 24, 1993 yid Page 10 ADJOURNMENT The meeting adjourned at 11:00 p.m. dtandol M. Harvey, AIA, AICP •rraine Del Alto Director of Planning and Development 'ecording Secretary Executive Secretary to Planning Commission LDA(MINUTES.17) J J • Planning Commission Meeting March 24, 1993 Page 11 NEW PLATS Addendum to minutes of consideration of plats. L 039318-P7 LAKE VIEW ACRES. BLOCK 2, LOTS 4A &4B (FINAL REPLAT - 2.93 ACRES) Located north of Holly Road and east of Lakeview Drive. Owner - The First Free Methodist Church Engineer - Shearer, Plog &Associates Mr. Gunning stated that there were no conditions remaining on this plat, and staff recommends approval as submitted. No one appeared in favor or in opposition, and the public hearing was declared closed. Motion by Canales, seconded by Hall, that this plat be approved. Motion passed with Canales, Hall, Meinrath, Sanchez, Taylor voting aye, Mims being momentarily absent, and Karm and Longoria being absent from the meeting. 2. 039320-P8 SOUTHLAND ESTATES. BLOCK 2. LOTS 1-F & 1-G (FINAL REPLAT - 2.051 ACRES) Located east of Richter Street and south of Sokol Drive. Owner- Greenwood Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses Engineer - Naismith Mr. Gunning stated that there were no conditions remaining on this plat, and staff recommends approval as submitted. No one appeared in favor or in opposition, and the public hearing was declared closed. Motion by Canales, seconded by Sanchez, that this plat be approved. Motion passed with Canales, Hall, Meinrath, Sanchez, Taylor voting aye, Mims being momentarily absent, and Karm and Longoria being absent from the meeting. 3. 039322-NPI3 FLOUR BLUFF ESTATES NO. I. BLOCK H, LOT 9A (FINAL REPLAT - 0.755 ACRE) Located north of South Padre Island Drive (Park Road 22) and east of Mounts Drive. Owner - Ramey Beene Engineer - Bass &Welsh 014, Mr. Gunning stated that there were no conditions remaining on this plat, and staff recommends approval as submitted. Planning Commission Meeting March 24, 1993 1 Page 12 gad No one appeared in favor or in opposition, and the public hearing was declared closed. Motion by Sanchez, seconded by Canales, that this plat be approved. Motion passed with Canales, Hall, Meinrath, Sanchez, Taylor voting aye, Mims being momentarily absent, and Karm and Longoria being absent from the meeting. 4. 039323-NP14 GARDENDALE ADDITION NO. 2, BLOCK 1. LOT lB (FINAL REPEAT - 0.461 ACRE) Located east of Everhart Road south of Williams Drive. Owner - Sarah Cook Graham Engineer - David A. Pyle Mr. Gunning stated that there were no conditions remaining on this plat, and staff recommends approval as submitted. Motion by Hall, seconded by Canales, that this plat be approved as submitted. Motion passed with Canales, Hall, Meinrath, Sanchez, Taylor voting aye, Mims being momentarily absent, and Kann and Longoria being absent from the meeting. 5) 039325-NP15 1110 E.A. MCALPIN'S SUBDIVISION, LOTS D-1 & E-1 (AMENDING PLAT) (FINAL REPLAT - 0.509 ACRE) Located south of Houston Street between Kostoryz Road and Carroll Lane. Owner - The Estate of Gordon Guiberson, Herschel Condit Administrator&Carm G. Perea-Linan Engineer - Voss & Voss Mr. Gunning stated that there were no conditions remaining on this plat, and staff recommends approval as submitted. Motion by Canales, seconded by Meinrath, that this plat be approved as submitted. Motion passed with Canales, Hall, Meinrath, Sanchez, Taylor voting aye, Mims being momentarily absent, and Karin and Longoria being absent from the meeting. TIME EXTENSION 1) 099268-NP46 SOUTH SARATOGA ACRES. BLOCK 1, LOT 5 (FINAL - 2.02 ACRES) Located south of Saratoga Boulevard between Greenwood Drive and Ayers Street. Mr. Gunning stated that the applicant's engineer is requesting a six-month time extension in order to prepare details on the location of a tire hydrant and drainage from the Texas Highway Department. Staff recommends approval for time extension. Planning Commission Meeting E March 24, 1993 ` Page 13 Motion by Canales, seconded by Sanchez that the time extension of six-months be approved as submitted. Motion passed with Canales, Hall, Meinrath, Sanchez, Taylor voting aye, Mims being momentarily absent, and Karm and Longoria being absent from the meeting. TABLED PLAT 1) 029317-P6 TARA SUBDIVISION, BLOCK 1, LOT 21R(FINAL REPLAT - 1.110 ACRES) Located between Armitage Drive and the Cayo Del Oso south of Richland Drive. Mr. Gunning stated that this plat was initially tabled by the Planning Commission at the March 10, 1993 meeting at the request of the owner's engineer. The request to table the plat was to allow additional time for the developer to apply for a variance from the Zoning Board of Adjustment. The variance was approved today, Wednesday, March 24, 1993 by the Zoning Board of Adjustment. Motion by Taylor, seconded by Canales to remove plat from table. Motion passed with Canales, Hall, Meinrath, Sanchez, Taylor and Mims voting aye, and Karm and Longoria being absent. No one appeared in favor or opposition, and the public hearing was declared closed. 411/ Motion by Sanchez, seconded by Hall that this plat be approved as submitted. Motion passed with Canales, Hall, Meinrath, Sanchez, Taylor and Mims voting aye, and Kann and Longoria being absent.