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CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
October 13, 1971
4:00 P. M.
PRESENT:
Mayor Ronnie Sizemore
Mayor Pro Tem Charles A. Bonniwell
Commissioners:
Roberto Bosquez, M.D.
Rev. Harold. Branch
Thomas V. Gonzales
Gabe Lozano, Sr.
J. Howard Stark
City Manager R. Marvin Townsend
City Attorney James R. Riggs
Assistant City Secretary Bill G. Read
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Mayor Sizemore called the Special Meeting to order in the Council Chamber of City
Hall, and stated the purpose of the meeting was to hold scheduled public hearings on zoning
applications and any other business as may properly come before the Council. He explained
the procedure to be followed.
Mayor Sizemore announced the public hearing on Application #971-5, R. S. Castillo,
for change of zoning from "R -1B" One -family Dwelling District to "A-1" Apartment House
District on all of Lot 12, Block 21, Meadow Park Addition. He explained that the request
was heard by the Planning Commission September 14, 1971, and forwarded to the Council
with the recommendation that it be approved ISn the basis it would serve as a good transition
between the "1-2" property to the south and the "R -1B" property to the north of the subject
property.
No one appeared in opposition to the recommendation of the Planning Commission.
Motion by Bonniwell, seconded by Bosquez and passed, that the recommendation of
the Planning Commission be concurred in and that Application #971-5, R. 5. Castillo, for
change of zoning from "R -1B" One•family Dwelling District to "A-1" Apartment House
District on all of Lot 12, Block 21„Meadow Park Addition, be approved as requested, and
that an ordinance be brought forward effectuating the change.
City Manager Townsend reported that Mr. W. F. Seay, applicant of Case #9714,
had officially withdrawn his request by letter dated October 11, 1971, and the application
is no longer a matter before the Council.
Mayor Sizemore announced the public hearing on proposed Text Amendments of
Zoning Ordinance No. 6106, amending Article 33, Permits, Plats, and Filing Fees.
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City Manager Townsend briefed the Council on the intent of the amendment, stating
that the amendment would remove the requirement that land be platted before billboards
are permitted; that the zoning ordinance now requires that land be platted before a permit
can be issued for construction of a billboard; explained that the Staff is the applicant because
there is no provision to amend the zoning ordinance except through the Staff, but that the
request had been made by industry; that this proposed amendment was an issue before the
prior Council and that it had been agreed that it would be submitted to the Planning Commission.
He stated that both the Planning Commission and the Staff had recommended denial on the basis
it would only benefit a special interest group. He stated that he is philosophically opposed to
the proliferation of billboards but saw no objection to the amendment.
Senior City Planner Larry Wenger explained the present requirements under the ordinance
for construction of billboards, stating that they have not been allowed on unplatted property
because they are considered to be in the same category as any other structure; that under the
proposed amendment, all a person would be required to do would be apply for a permit for a
billboard to be placed on his property without having to apply to have it replotted. He explained
that this amendment originated from Rollins Adrtertising Company as a result of a considerable
number of their nonconforming signs being destroyed more than 50 per cent by Hurricane Celia.
He stated that the Staff was definitely opposed to the amendment on the basis they felt it should
be made more difficult to construct billboards.
Mr. Harold Carr, realtor, stated he was interested in this proposed amendment, and
inquired if it was clear in the record that the Staff had recommended against it.
City Manager Townsend stated the Commission hearing minutes clearly reflect that the
Staff was opposed to the amendment.
Mr. Cecil Burney, attorney, spoke in support of the proposed amendment, stating that
he did not feel the question before the Council should be considered as a philosophical one of
whether or not billboards were good or bad, but whether or not an owner of wacanfFfarm land
brobaht into the City by annexation should be allowed to construct billboards to help pay his
taxes without having to go through the Plats Committee and provide all the service plats which
the Committee requires. He pointed out that billboards do not require utilities, rights of way or
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parks, and land owners should not be required to go to all the expense of hiring an engineer
and constructing utilities and other things he does not need just to install a billboard. Mr. Burney
stated that he had been advised by the Staff that the proposed text amendment was routine and
that was why he had not attended the Commission meeting.
Mr. Jack Solko, president and representative of the American Institute of Architects,
appeared in opposition to the amendment, stating that this organization had met and unanimously
voted to oppose the amendment on the basis it would allow industry too much freedom without
proper controls by the Council. He requested that he be permitted to show an anti -billboard
film, which Mayor Sizemore stated would be new evidence and according to the new policy
established by this Council, could not receive.
Mr. Orby Roots, architect‘,1806 South Alameda, stated he concurred in the recom-
mendations of the Staff and Planning Commission that the amendment be denied, stating he
felt the regulations presently in.effect under the City's comprehensive sign ordinance khould
be maintained, and that any change would not be in the public interest.
Motion by Bonniwell, seconded by Stark and passed, that the hearing be closed.
Motion by Lozano, seconded by Bonniwell and passed, that the foregoing proposed
text amendment be referred back to the Planning Commission for further consideration, and
that all persons appearing at this hearing be notified of time and place of such meeting.
Mayor Sizemore announced the public hearing on Application #971-1, Noe Mendez,
for change of zoning from "R -1B" One -family Dwelling District to "B-1" Neighborhood
Business District, on all of Lot?2Q, Block 3, Laguna Acres. He explained that the request
was heard by the Planning Commission September 14, 1971, and forwarded to the Council
with the recommendation that it be approved as a logical use for this property.
No one appeared in opposition to the recommendation of the Planning Commission.
Motion by Gonzales, seconded by Lozano and passed, that the hearing be closed.
Motion by Gonzales, seconded by Bosquez and passed, that the recommendation
of the Planning Commission be concurred in and that Application 0971-1, Noe Mendez, for
change of zoning from "R -1B" One -family Dwelling District to "B-1" Neighborhood Business
District, on all of Lot 20, Block 3, Laguna Acres, located on the northwest corner of the
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intersection of Bloomington and Columbia Streets, be approved as requested, and that an
ordinance be brought forward ,effectuating the change.
Mayor Sizemore announced the recessed public hearing relative to Text Amendments
to the Zoning Ordinance establishing a new zoning District Article 7A "T-1" Travel Trailer
Park Mobile Home Park, and Mobile Home Subdivision regulations.
City Manager Townsend presented a summary of the proposed Text Amendments, and
reviewed the background and sequence of public hearings by the Planning Commission and
the Council, stating that the Council hearing had beeni recessed from October 6, 1971,
to be heard jointly with the Council, a representative of the Planning Commission, and the
Staff, along with the proposed amendments establishing the "R -1C" District. He stated the
recommendation of the Planning Commission was for approval and that the Staff concurred in
this recommendation. He stated that the amendment does not change, spacing between mobile
home parks but the new classification for Travel Trailers does require 20' spacing. Mr. Town-
send explained that there had been opposition expressed at the Council hearing from Mr. Ralph
Emmord relative to the proposed 20 foot unobstructed clearance between mobile homes; that
Mr. Bob Rice, owner of a trailer park on Waldron Road, spoke in favor of the amendment.
No one appeared in favor or in opposition to the foregoing proposed amendments.
Motion by Lozano, seconded by Stark and passed, that the hearing be closed.
Motion by Lozano, seconded by Bonniwell and passed, that the recommendation of the
Planning Commission be concurred in and that the Text of the Zoning Ordinance No. 6106, be
amended as follows:
1. Amend ARTICLE 3, DEFINITIONS, Subsection 3-1, by moving, renumbering, and
amending the present subsections 3-1.66, 3-1.66.1, and 3-1.67 to 3-1.48.1, 3-1.48.2,
and 3-1.48.3 to hereafter read as follows:
3-1.48.1 Mobile Home. A mobile home is a single-family dwelling designed for
transportation, after fabrication, on streets and highways on its own wheels,
or on trucks or other trailers, and arriving at the site as a dwelling complete
and ready for occupancy, except for minor and incidental unpacking and
assembly operations, location on jacks or permanent foundations, connection
to utilities and the like.
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3-1 .48.2 Mobile Home Subdivision, A subdivision designed and intended for
residential use, where residence ik permitted in mobile homes, each being
located on a separate lot. Such subdivision may retain a central manage-
ment and may be operated as a condominium, retaining ownership of
streets and common open spaces.
3-1 .48.3 Mobile Home Park. An area of land on which two or more mobile homes,
being used for living purposes, occupy rental spaces.
3-1 .66 Trailer .means any of the following:
Travel Trailer: A vehicular, portable structure built on a chassis, designed
to be used as a temporary dwelling for travel, recreational and vacation uses.
Pickup Coach: A structure designed to be mounted on a chassis for use as a
temporary dwelling for travel, recreational and vacation uses.
Motor Home: A portable, temporary dwelling to be used for travel, recreational
and vacation uses, constructed as an integral part of a self-propelled vehicle.
Camping Trailer: A folding structure, mounted on wheels and designed to be
used as a temporary dwelling for travel, recreational and vacation uses.
3-1 .67 Travel Trailer Park: A parcel of land in which two or more spaces are occupied
or intended for occupancy by trailers for transient dwelling purposes.
II. Amend ARTICLE 4. GENERAL PROVISIONS, DISTRICTS AND DISTRICT MAPS, by
changing the number "18" in the last sentence of Section 4-1 to hereafter read "20"
and by addi ng to the list of districts "T-1" Travel Trailer Parks, Mobile Home Parks,
and Mobile Home Subdivisions and "R -11r" One -Family Dwelling Districts.
III. Amend the Zoning Ordinance so as to add a new article to be designated as ARTICLE
7A. "T-1" TRAVEL TRAILER PARK, MOBILE HOME PARK, AND MOBILE HOME
SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS, which new article shall read as follows:
ARTICLE 7A. "T-1" TRAVEL TRAILER PARK, MOBILE HOME PARK, AND MOBILE
HOME SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS
Section 7A-1. The regulations set forth in this article, or set forth elsewhere in this
Ordinance when referred to in this article, are the regulations of the "T-1"
Travel Trailer Park, Mobile Home Park, and Mobile Home Subdivision District.
This district is intended to preserve appropriate land for the development of
single-family residences utilizing mobile home parks or subdivisions, and
tourist accommodations which utilize travel trailer parks. It shall be unlawful
for any person to construct, alter, or extend any travel trailer park, mobile
home park, or mobile home subdi vision area within the limits of the City of
Corpus Christi unless he holds a valid building permit issued by the City Building
Official in the name of such person for the specific construction, alteration,
or extension proposed.
Section 7A-2 Use Regulations.. An area or premises shall be used only for the following
purposes:
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7A-2.01 Travel Trailer Parks.
(a) A permit to construct, alter or extend any travel trailer park area may
be issued only when such area k located within the appropriate zoning
district as provided for in this Ordinance and such area consists of at
least three (3) acres in size with a minimum frontage of one hundred
(100) feet located on a public street or highway.
(b) Trailer spaces shall be rented by the day or week only and the occupant
of a trailer space shall remain in the same travel trailer park not more
than ninety (90) continuous days.
(c) Exposed ground surfaces in all parts of a travel trailer park shall be
paved or covered with screenings or other solid material, or protected
with a vegetative growth that is capable of preventing soil erosion and
eliminating objectionable dust.
(d) Access to the travel trailer park shall be from a public street or highway,
number and location of access drives shall be controlled for safety and
protection of personal property. No travel trailer space shall be designed
for direct access to a street outside the premises of the travel trailer park.
Interior access drives shall be paved and maintained in a smooth, hard
and dense surface which shall be well drained.
(e) Internal access drives shall meet the following requirements:
One-way, no parking 11 feet
(Acceptable only if less than 500' total length
and serving less than 25 trailer spaces.)
One-way, parking on one side only, or two-way,
no parking 18 feet
(Acceptable only if serving less than
50 trailer spaces)
Two-way, no parking
Two-way, parking on one side only
24 feet
27 feet
Two-way, parking on both sides 34 feet
(f) Eachtravel trailer space shall provide sufficient parking and maneuverabilitly,
space so the parking, loading or maneuvering of trailers incidental to
parking shall not necessitate the use of any public street, sidewalk, or
right-of-way or any private grounds not park of the travel trailer park.
(g) There shall be no minimum lot area for a travel trailer space in a travel
trailer park except that trailers shall be so harbordd on each space that
there shall be at least a 10 -foot unobstructed clearance between travel
trailers provided, however, that no part of a travel trailer shall belocated
closer than twenty (20) feet to any building within the park nor closer than
five (5) feet to any access drive. There shall be no more than twenty-five
(25) travel trailer spaces per acre of gross site area.
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(h) The travel trailer park shall be screened from public streets, highways,
and adjacent property by a standard screening fence, unless this require-
ment is modified or waived by City Council action after a hearing and
recommendation of the Planning Commission.
(i) In all travel trailer parks there shall be at least one recreation area
which shall be accessible from all spaces. The site or sites or such
recreation area or areas shall total not less than eight per cent (8%)
of the gross site area.
(i)
Outside lighting shall be erected in such a manner that it not be detr(G-
mental to or project onto adjacent properties, and any outdoor identifi-
cation sign shall not utilize or incorporate flashing, moving or inter-
mittent illumination, shall not exceed ten (10) feet in height, shall not
overhang or project into the public right-of-way, and shall not exceed
thirty (30) square feet in area, indicating only the use of the premises.
If such sign is located on a building, it shall not project more than
eighteen (18) inches from the wall of the building or structure, and
shall not extend above the height of the building.
(k) The travel trailer park shall conform to all other regulations contained
in the Corpus Christi Building Code, Gas Code, Plumbing Code, and
Electrical Code.
(1) Storage, collection and disposal of refuse in the travel trailer park area
shall be so conducted as to create no health hazards, rodent harborage,
insect breeding areas, accident or fire hdzards, or air pollution. All
refuse shall be stored in fly -tight, water -tight, and rodent proof con-
tainers, which shall be located not more than one hundred fifty (150)
feet from any trailer space.
(m)
The travel trailer park area shall be subject to the rules and regulations
of the Corpus Christi fire prevention authority. A travel trailer park
exceeding six hundred (600) feet in depth shall be required to install
a 6 -inch fire main, looped if possible, located within the travel trailer
park and installed at or near the edge of the paving in a dedicated
easement or fire lane. Fire hydrants shall be located along the main
so as to make fire protection available to all surface property in the
travel trailer park. This facility is to be installed at the developer's
expense and maintained by the City. Metered service connections are
to be provided from the fire main as approved by the Water Superintendent.
(n) The person to whom a Building Permit is issued shall at all times operate
the travel trailer park in compliance with this Ordinance and shall provide
adequate supervision to maintain the travel trailer park area, its facilities,
and keep equipment in good repair and in a clean and sanitary condition
at all times.
7A-2.02 Mobile home parks.
(a) A permit to construct, alter, or extend any mobile home park area may be
issued only when such area is located within the appropriate zoning
district as provided for in this Ordinance and such area consists of at
least five (5) acres in size with a minimum width and/or depth of three
hundred (300) feet located on a public street or highway.
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Exposed ground surfaces in all parts of a mobile home park shall be
paved or covered with screenings or other solid material or protected
with a vegetative growth that is capable of preventing soil erosion and
eliminating objectionable dust,
(c) Access to the mobile home park shall be from a public street or highway,
number and location of access drives shall be controlled for traffic safety
and protection of surrounding properties, no mobile home space shall be
designed for direct access to a public street outside the boundaries of the
mobile home park, and the interior access drives shall be paved and main-
tained in a smooth hard and dense surface which shall be well drained.
(d) Internal access drives shall not be less than twenty-five (25) feet wide.
(e) There shall be no minimum lot area for a mobile home site in a mobile
home park, except that mobile homes shall be so harbored on each space
that there shall be at least a twenty -foot (20') unobstructed clearance
between mobile homes, provided, however, that with respect to mobile
homes parked end-to-end, the end-to-end clearanpe may be less than
twenty (20) feet, but shall not be less than ten (10) feet. No part: of a
mobile home shall be located closer than twenty (20) feet to any building
within the park nor closer than five (5) feet to an access drive, In addition,
there shall be no more than twelve (12) mobile home spaces per acre of
gross site area.
(f)
(9)
The mobile home park shall be screened from public streets, highways,
and adjacent property by a standard screening fence, unless this require-
ment is modified or waived by City Council action after a hearing and
recommendation of the Planning Commission.
Off-street parking spaces in mobile home parks shall be providediinthe
ratio of one and one-half (1-1/2) spaces per mobile home in locations
convenient to individual mobile homes or groups of mobile homes.
(h) The mobile home park shall conform to all other regulations contained in
the Corpus Christi Building Code, Gas Code, Plumbing Code, and
Electrical Code.
(i) A mobile home park exceeding six hundred (600) feet in depth shall be
required to install a 6 -inch fire main, looped if possible, located within
the mobile home park and installed at or near the edge of the paving in
a dedicated easement or fire lane. Fire hydrants shall be located along
the main so as to make fire protection available to all surface property
in the mobile home park. This facility is to be installed at the developer's
expense and mainta(ned by the City. Metered service connections are to
be provided for the fire main as approved by the Water Superintendent.
Outside lighting shall be erected in such a manner that it not be det r
mental to or project onto adjacent properties.
(k) Advertising shall be restricted to one illuminated identification sign which
shall not utilize or incorporate flashing, moving, or intermittent illumination,
shall be placed flat against the wall of the building, shall not project more
than eighteen (18) inches from the wall of the building or structure, and
shall not extend above the height of the building. The sign area shall not
exceed fifteen (15) square feet, and shall indicate only the name and
address of the premises and the management thereof,
(i)
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7A-2.03 Mobile Hone Subdivisions.
(a)
(b)
A permit to construct, alter or extend any mobile home subdivision
area may be issued only when such area is located within the appro-
priate zoning district as provided for In this Ordinance and such
area consisteof at least eight (8) acres in size with a minimum width
and/or depth of three hundred (300) feet located on a public street or
highway.
In a mobile home subdivision, the subdivision shall Ineet all City
requirements as set forth in the Corpus Christi Platting Ordinance
and shall also conform to all other regulations contained in the
Corpus Christi Building Code, Gas Code, Plumbing Code, and
Electrical Code.
(c) The minimum lot area in a mobile home subdivision shall be 4,500 square
feet, except where a subdivision is a cluster development (as defined
in the Platting Ordinance); in which case the lot size may be reduced
to 3,000 square feet, provided that minimum yard requirements are met
and that there is a minimum of 1,500 square feet per lot of common open
space. AA lot sizes shall be subject to City -County Health approval
when such area is not served by municipal sewer service.
(d) In addition to the requirements of Item (c) above, there shall be no more
than eight (8) mobile homes per acre in a mobile home subdivision.
Furthermore, there shall be a minimum front yard of twenty (20) feet,
a minimum rear yard of ten (10) feet, and a minimum side yard of six
(6) feet, with a total unobstructed side yard requirement of twenty (20) feet.
(e) Unless modified or waived by City Council action, after a: hearing and
recommendation by the Planning Commission, the mobile home subdivision
shall be surrounded by a standard screening fence in which case such fence
shall become a part of abutting lots, unless otherwise designated as part of
the common open space.
In mobile home subdivisions there shall be at least two (2) off-street parking
spaces per lot.
(f)
(g)
Temporary non -illuminated signs shall not be more than four (4) square feet
in area pertaining to the lease or sale of a mobile home or premises on
which such sign is located.
IV. Amend ARTICLE 16. "B-4" GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT REGULATIONS Subsection 16-2,
Use Regulations, by adding two new items to be numbered (17) and (18) and to hereafter
read as follows:
(17) Public or governmental buildings.
(18) Temporary storage of personal goods for holding or safekeeping in a depository,
containing individual or separate bays not exceeding three hundred (300) square
feet in area. Such storage building or buildings shall not exceed one (1) story
to height.
V. Amend ARTICLE 20. "1-2" LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT REGULATIONS, Subsection 20-2
Use Regulations, Item (3) by placing the words "Sports arena or stadium" in the Unclassified
Uses section.
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VI. Amend ARTICLE 21. "I-3" HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT REGULATIONS, Subsection 20-2
Use Regulations, Item (4) by placing the words "Airports and land fields" in the Unclassified
Uses Section.
VII. Amend ARTICLE 25. SUPPLEMENTARY USE REGULATIONS - SPECIAL USES, by changing
the title of this article to SPECIAL PERMIT REGULATIONS and by deleting the present
Sections 25-1, 25-2, 25-3, and Items (1) through (11), Section 25-4; redesignate Item (12)
Section 25-4, to Section 25-1 and amend the 27th line by deleting the words "any one of"
and deleting the final "s" in the word "recommendations"; delete the present Items (A) and
(B); renumber Item (c) to Item (A) amending the first line by deleting the word "Recommend"
and beginning the sentence with the word "That"; and amend the seventh line of the second
paragraph by changing the letter (C) to (A).
Delete Section 25-5 and add it under ARTICLE 27. SUPPLEMENTARY HEIGHT, AREA,
AND BULK REQUIREMENTS, Subsection 27-3.02 Accessory Buildings and Structures, to
be designated as a new subsection 27-3.02.06,
Re -Number Section 25-6, Additional Recommends?ions by the Commission, to Section 25-2.
VIII. Amend Article 30, Changes and Amendments, Section 30-5, to hereafter read as follows:
Section 30-5 If a protest against such amendment, supplement or change has been filed
with the City Secretary, duly signed by the owners of twenty percent (20%) or more,
either of the area of the lots or land included in such proposed change or the Tots
or land immediately adjoining the same and extending two hundred (200) feet there-
from, such amendment, supplement or change shall not become effective except by
a favorable vote of three-fourths (3/4) of all of the City Council. Unless such pro-
posed amendment, supplement or change is approved by the Planning Commission
such amendment, supplement or change shall not become effective except by a
favorable vote of a majority plus one of the City Council present and voting.
IX. Amend Article 33, Permits, Plats, and Filing Fees, Section 33-3, Filing Fees, Subsection
33-3.01 to hereafter read as follows:
Section 33-3.01 All persons, firms, or corporations, appealing to the Bobrd of Adjustment,
necessitating the sending of notices and publications of notices to the newspaper shall
be required to pay in advance sixty dollars ($60) for expenses relative therefo.
Mayor Sizemore announced the recessed public hearing relative to proposed Text
Amendments establishing a new "R -1C" zoning district.
City Manager Townsend reviewed the background of the proposed amendment, stating
that it had been recessed from September 22 in order to give the Planning Commission (who
was the applicant) representatives an opportunity to defend their recommendation of approval
before the Council, He stated that representatives of the Planning Commission had been
contacted and that they indicated they preferred not to attend the formal Council meetings
because of their concern that it would become the established procedure, but stated they
would be willing to meet with the Council in workshop for informal discussions. Mr. Townsend
explained that the opposition had been relative to the proposed reduction in lots from 6000
square feet to 5000 square feet. He stated that the Staff had opposed the amendment.
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Dr. Joseph Rupp, 4509 Coventry Lane, reiterated his opposition to smaller Tots
statiiittihis appearance at this hearing was to hear a more detailed report from the Staff.
Mrs. N. E. Sullivan, representing the Westside Improvement Association, stated
this organization wished to go on record as opposing the reduction of lots, and felt the new
amendment would adversely only apply to the lower income people of the City.
Mr. Wenger reviewed the proposed amendments in detail and stated the Staff was
not in favor of the "R -1C" district because the lot reductions would only add to the con-
gestion in a single-family detached development without increasing the open space benefits,
and that they were only in favor of a lot reduction when an area is developed under the
concept of the Community Unit Plan which is the cluster type development with yard areas
combined into very large common green areas.
Motion by Lozano, seconded by Bonniwell and passed, that the hearing be closed.
Motion by Bonniwell that the ordinance be brought forwgrd in accordance with the
recommendation of the Planning Commission and placed on a three -reading basis died for
lack of a second.
It was agreed that the public hearing on proposed text amendments establishing a
new zoning District "R -1C" One -family District, be further recessed to October 20, 1971,
and that all interested parties be invited to attend the workshop meeting Monday, at 5:00 p.m.
for discussions relative to this amendment.
It was agreed that a dinner meeting between the Planning Commission and the Council
be arranged. for Tuesday, October 19, 7:00 p.m.
There being no further business to come before the Council, the Special Meeting was
duly adjourned at 6:05 p.m. Wednesday, October 13, 1971.