HomeMy WebLinkAboutP&Z Minutes 1973-10-04 RegularMINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING
FRIENDSWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
October 4, 1973
A regular meeting of the Friendswood Plannind and Zoning Commission
was held Thursday, October 4, 1973, at the Friendswood City Hall.
Chairman C. C. Bost called the meeting to oreder at 7:45 P.M.
MEMBERS PRESENT MEMBERS ABSENT
C. C. Bost, Chairman Charles Coe
Tracy Spears, Vice -Chairman Ed Zeitler, Council Rep.
Leah North, Secretary
Robert Phillips
Clyde Raney
James Shore
1. MINUTES
September 20, 1973 - Approved with the following correction:
Page fours Motion to regUest.bill for
aerial photos was made by Shore, not Raney.
September:27, 1973 - Approved with the following correction:
Page 31 Motion to put Wood -Whitaker rezoning
on "hold" passed 3-1, with Spears dissenting,
not unanimously.
2. HEARING
Rezoning Chairman Bost called the hearing to order
Request at 8:00 P.M. to hear the request for a specific
# use permit for an area not to exceed three acres
in the form of a square with the center located
(Grown Central #2) 900' east of the most westerly west line and
200' north of the south line of a 55.129 acre.
tract described in a deed recorded in Vol. 2242,
Page 211, of the Galveston County records.
Mr. 0. K. Haynie and Bill McAndrews were present
to represent Crown Central. The Chairman asked
if there were anyone in the audience who wished
to speak against the specific use permit. There
were none.
The Crown Central representative as.ked that this
location be made "approximate." There was some
discussion as to whether it would be better to
ask for specific use on the entire tract rather
than a small area, but it was decided that this
would entail withdrawing the present request and
submitting another, along with another hearing.
This was not considered practical.
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MOTION WAS MADE by Raney, seconded by Phillips,
that the Commission recommend the tract in
question be granted a specific use permit for
an oil well on the property as described.
MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY.
3. BUILDING PERMITS
Autumn Hills Mr. David Strickler, Victor T. Cra�vblt.�U_,, and
Nursing Home Ron L. Pohlmeyer were present to present a
Expansion plan for the expansion of the Autumn Hills
nursing home located at the corner of Quaker
and Heritage Drives in an R--2 (Multi -family)
Zone.
The plans call for a total of 120 beds, compared
with the present total of 47; 65 employees will
be hired, compared with the present 27.
A discussion ensued as to whether this was
considered as a "hospttal," which is permissable
in an R-2 Zone, or an "institution," which
requires a specific use permit in an R-2 zone.
It was determined that the state does not
consider this a hospital. The representatives
were advi.sed that a hearing was necessary
before an ordinance could be passed granting
them a permit to use the area as a specific use
for an institution for the aged. The Secretary
gave tham an application form for rezoning.
This is necessary before any approval of any
building permit.
MOTION WAS MADE by Spears, seconded by Shore,
that a hearing be called for November 1,
alternate date November 8, at 8 P.M. for the
purpose of considering the rezoning of the
rest home loXt',and adjacent vacant lot to
specific use from R-2.
MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY.
Members who are able will meet on the site
at 9 A.M. Monday to look at the area. Parking
as presented is inadequate.
4. INFORMATION REPORTS
A. Building Pe its. City Manager forget to get them to us.
B. Sian Ordinance. No action.
C. Pipeline Ordinance. Passed and approved, third and final reding.
'- Not yet published.
D. Rewording of Zoning Ordinance. Passed second reading, Zeitler
dissenting.
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E. Rezoning Cecil Brown 16 acres to C_1. Tabled since August 6.
F. Rezoning Fire Station area. Tabled since August 6.
G. Heritage Estates Subdivision. No action.
H. Mustang Meadows Subdivision. Must meet all Council requirements
for Council approval.
I. Rezoning: high School. No action.
J. Polly Ranch Estates. No action. Roads awaiting County approval.
K. National I vestors H d e. Information in attorney's hands.
L. Quaker Drive R-O=W. No action.
M. Slab height. No new information. Mr. Shore will ask Mr. Jones
to -�ive-1 Out LP cXaA Mr.)oltes use(I yr re�erence, r
Attachment N. Taylor Building Permit. The Secretary read a letter from Mr.
#1 Taylor to Mr. Cline disputing the Commission's
information.
0. Professional Planning. The Secretary read a letter from Mr.
Ralph S. Ellifrit, outlining his background as
a professional planner.
P. Sam Vester Subdivision. The Chairman requested that the
Secretary put Jim Gartrell on the agenda for next
week to discuss a new subdivision owned by
Sam Vester.
S. MISCELANEOUS BUSINESS
. Wood -Whitaker Rezoning. Mr. Raney reported that Mr. Wood had
Robert Smith re -survey the land. He says the
Rauch marker is 1 foot 8 inches off.
MOTION WAS MADE BY Spears, seconded by Raney, that
the "hold" be removed from the Wood/Whitaker
proposal and it be passed to Council.
MOTION FAILED, 2-4. For: Spears, Raney.
Against: Bost, North, Phillips �StfoREle,
MOTION WAS MADE by North, seconded by Spears,
that a hearing be called for November 8, alternate
date November 15, at 8 P.M. to hear arguments
regarding the W ood/Whitaker rezoning from R-2
to C-l.
MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY.
(Property owners in the vicinity had ;not been
notified by mail of the original hearing.)
Taylor -Building Permit. After considerable discussion,
MOTION WAS MADE by Shore, seconded by North, that
Attachment a recommendation be made to the City Manager
#2 that the Building Inspector or Zoning Administrator
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order cessation of construction until a full set
of plans, elevation, arch;tectural, electrical,
plumbing, etc., are ap!)Vov&d by the Building
Official,
MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY.
Prior to this motion, it had been determined that
the building plans as submitted to the Building
Official were for the shell of the building, only,
and no plans were submitted for partitions or
front, although partitions and front were in the
process of being built.
The original protest by the Commission had been
based on the location of the slab, but the
attorney had advised us that this protest should
have been made when it first happened. This
latter violation was in the process of happening,
therefore, it was filed.on. Also, no plumbing
or electrical plans were evident.
6. MEETING WITH ATTORNEY
Prior to the consideration of Miscellaneous Business, the Commission
had consulted with the attorney, Be J. Hooks, on several items.
The Press and two members of the public were present during these
discussionu.
7. ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned
at 12:20 A. M.
Secretary
Approved:
AUDIENCE
Those who signed the register were:
David C. Strickler, 5633 Richmond, Houston, 782-5442
Victor T. Ca-u ble+9219 Katy Fwy. , Houston, 467-2807
Ron L. Pohlmeyer, 9219 Katy Fwy., Houston, 467-2213
0. K. Haynie, Crown Central, 224-8550
Bill McAndrews, Crown Central, 224-8S50