HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC Minutes 1984-08-27 Special ��`�
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FRTENllSWOOD CTTY COUNCIL
AUGUST 27, 19F34
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1�1ItdUTEu OF .A SPECIAL C�IEETING OF TIIE FRIENDSWUOD CSTY COUNCIL THAT
WA5 F7EI,D ON AUGTJST 27, 1984, AT CI`PY HALL i�T 7 : 00 PI�I WITH TI3E
FOLLOWIPJG PRES�INT COIJSTITUTl'NG H QUORUPI:
� T�lAYOR FALPH LOW�
COUP1CILbiAN LGORT BR064i1
COUIJCTLP4AN BRUC� B1�1P7F�Ab1 (ARRIV�D AT 7; 20�rn)
COU2dCILritA1V J'ATd JORDAN
COUNCILI�9AN EVELYTQ NF6•7I+9AP7
COUIJCTLNIAN Ft�UL 5CE3RAD�R
CUUIVCILPrIl�,P7 F3UII WICRLr'1NDL'R
CTTY I�YANAGER JIhI I'AORGAI4
Q CITY A�'T022NEY BTI�L OLSON, SR.
�. CITY SECFETARY DLLOS2I5 ��1CAPNZIE
� i�iF1XOP. LO�aE REPORTED CORRP;SPONDENCE 69A5 FECEIVED PROM L.P.A. Otd
� �l'FI}3 FIL�FIL GF2d�17T uET�fLP:A9L''TdT F�R I3L1�CP.I3AB71< PLAi�T IN TI�E 11PSOUA7T OF
[Q $13, 937 .
Q b111Y0P LOb�E REPORTED ON CORR�SPONDETdCE RECEIVED FROt�T RON STONE
FFOhi CAANNEL 2 PdE4�S, FtEQUES`.CSIVG SUPPORT POR PB.D.A. ASuOCIATIOPd ON
AUGUST 28 AND AUGUST 29, 1989 AT 10 : 00 AND 1 :U0 . COUPICIL AGREED
'I'U PZ�F2TICIPI:TE.
t�1AY0I: LOVJE REPORT�D HE Tr7ILL BE GOII3C; TO b1USTIN ON TFIURSDAY TO
ADDRESS THE T�XAS HIGHYdAY DLPARTAIEIJT Tp FtEQUEST FP�I518 $E ENLARGEU
TO 4 L1�f1E5 AND ENLARGEMEIVT OF TFIE BRIDGE.
t9AYOR LOGdE REPOR�PL,D ON A PI30NE CALL R�CEIVED E'E20P4 '1'P,� C�TdSULA`PF,
— OF AUSTTiIA TI�[AT FI2IENllST�700D fTHD BEEN SELEC'I'L'D AS OIV� OF `1'HE i�IOuT
12EP12�SETVTAT3VE SI�1�LL CITY IN AP•1T�RICA P,IVD ''PH11�1' TI3EY WqULD LIKE "PO
COt�IE TO FRI�I^]DSti^'IOCJD TO PREPIIRE A FILM FOF THF'IR NATIONAL
T13LEGI SION.
t�iAYOR LOWB REPORTED THE kEuIGPJATIOPI OF PROuECU'1'OR KUGERT J.
P�70PdTGOP�lE1tY WI30 HAD u�RVliD UNDEFt �7UllGE LUIS SUAT2E7, .
JUDGE SUAR�Z IN'PRODUC�D p11:P.E COIiEN 1�ND CARL HAGGAfiD AS APPLICANTS
E'UR �l"F7E P05ITIOIV OP PROS�CUTOF: FOR THE CT'PY OF F12IENUSWOOD,
MAYOP L0�4E PUBLICLY THAIVFC�D JUDGE SUARE'G FUR DOING SiJCII A FI1VE
JOB r'1S bYUNICIPAL JUDGF. FOP� TH� CI7.'Y OF FRIE;NDSti�00D,
P�IAYpk LOWE REPpP.T�D HE HAI7 BEEIQ IN CONT�CT ti�ITIi COLOIVEL P1AUI2ICG
IID�LL WITI3 ELLINGTOI7 AIR FOE2CE BASE REGAP.DING TRANSPORTING THE
LAUE2IP Tr7f3ITEEIliAD PRTNT OP Z'HE 4TH OF JULY TO DANIEL LEI;� CP�1H� bVIiO
BECAP3� ILL AND COULD NO3' [1TT�'ND THE 4TH OF JULY FESTIV2TIES.
MAYOR LU4VE FEAll INTO RECORD AND t+IADE AN ATTACFIP+IE?JT TO TFi�
��ITt3U'Y'ES, CORRLPOAIDENCL^" DAT�D �1UGUST 21, 19II4 TO TI;L I�7EMBI;RS OF
`rHG PLATVNIIVG COb11'�IISSTOI�T FT20P�1 MEY�iBERS OF TIiE CITY COUI+TC7L
REGAY.DI2dG IIdTERPFtETATION BY THE PLANNING COMMTSSTON Ot� REQUIRED
LOZ' SI`LES, SETIIACI:S, ETC. , FUR R-1 REQUIREAtEIfTS IN F-3 DISTRICTS.
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A L�NGTfTY DISCU55ION FOLLOS�ED WITfl CITY COUNCSL, CITY STAFF, AND
t�1LPYBf'sRu OF PLAIVNIIVG }1ND ZONING� DR. BILL 30NES AI^dD AL O'PARRELL
REGAEtDING THTS MA�PTETt. IT WAS TFIE GENEP.AL CONSENSUS THL1T EE2ROR'S
6'7ERE P4ADE IN TFTE CARPZEL VILLAGE AND P9ISSIUN ESTI�,Z'ES SIIBDIVTSTON
PLA2'�IING �SUT TFIE CT7'Y WOULD F1AVE TO HOtVOR THESE �RROR5 AND ACCEP7'
TiTE 920 LD'PS A5 PLA`PTEll AND ALLOW PERPITT5 TO E3E TSSUEll BUT E'UTUI2E
CH1ING�S 4VOULD BE �I20UGHT BEpORE COUP7CIL. A N'tEETING G7A$ SET F'OR
ti7PDP7�SD1;Y t�90RNING ^10 DISCUSS 5AN JOA�UIIV SOULEVARD SHOULDERS �1PJD
218 CROSSOV�I2S.
����� MANAGERNS ��RECOh AENDATIUNSOTpCAPPROVEBIOpgOVEMENTSCOFTPHAS� 1CIUF
MISSIfl1V ESTATES WITFI THE EXCLUS?'vId OF 7.'EiL LIPT ST21T:Cpi� A1dD THAT
FIId11L INSPECr!'IONS CE�NPdOT IiFi, i�1AI3L ON A i-tOUSL UNTIL TFIL LIF'1'
uTATION Hlla BEEN F,CCEPTL:D.
SECONDED BY COUTdCILMAN SCHRADER. MpTSUN 1�PPItUVLD UPdANIP40DSLY.
DISCUSuIUPd WAS HELD F;EGARDIIJG ACC�P'1'eIIVC� OF IMPROVE�l�PdTS TO
SUNFIELD SUBDTVISION WITH NO ACTl'OIV `PAKLN,
DISYUS��ANAGLRA�PROVTDED�COUNCIL INFORI�1TIqN�DEGARDING9T3E �gD1;EET �
IT4PRUV�P�IEAI`l' PROGRAM FiIJD "PAX RATE NEED�D TO SUPPORT THIS BUDGE'1'.
DISCUSSSON WAS fIELD RGGI�RDING R�PATRS TO TT3E RUUF AT CTTY IIALL�
LIBI2AkY [�ND FIRE STATIOtd, WITH COUNCIL ADVTSrNG CITY t�1AAII�GER TU
IfiOVL; FORWAI2D S�IITH IdEEDliD 12EPAIRS.
COUNCTL CONVEN�D IN EXECUTIVE SESSION UNUER TEXAS OPEN P'fELT2PdGS
L�w x1RTICLE6252-17, Z'�XAS VERNONS CIVIL STATU'i'ES� SLCTION (F)
P�RSONNEL.
COUNCIL RECONVENED IN OPEN S�SSION WI'Pf3 NO ACTIOId 13EING TAKEN.
rIOTSGid WAS �IADE APdD SF.COND�D TO AAJOUI2N AT 11: 1U PI�'I,
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D � IS NICK�NZ
CI`PY S�CTtETARY
INTERDEPARTMENTAL CORRESPONDENCE
To : Members of the Planning Commission .
From;, Members of the City Council
, Date : � August ;21 , 1984
Subject : Int`erpretation by �he Planning Commission on
Required Lot Sizes , Setbacks , etc. , for R-1
Requirements in R-3 Districts
After considerable discussion with the City Attorney
and staff personnel , and review of the City 's zoning regula-
tions , the City Council strongly believes that the failure of
the Planning Commission to require compliance with R- 1 regula-
tions in Regency Estates , Mission Estates , and Carmel Village
subdivisions was in violation of Section 7R-3 (4) of the City ' s
zoning ordinance . It has been- -and continues to be - -the desire
of City Council to retain the large lot approach for single
family residences , as we believe the existing zoning ordinance
requires . �
It is our feeling that although it may be too late
to correct the errors where construction has been completed ,
, ' we believe it is not too late to remedy the errors where con-
struction is incomplete .
It is our intention to discuss all aspects of the
current situation as it exists in San Joaquin at a workshop to
be held at 7 p .m. August 27 , 1984 , in Council Chambers . All
members of the Planning Commission are encouraged to attend this
meeting in order that all possible remedies may be fully discussed .
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Leon Brown PauG�/'��a er
Councilman Councilman
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Robert Wic lan er Jan--Jo�zri
Councilman Cou cilman
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Evelyn iewman ruce Branhan
Councilman Councilman
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