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MINUTES OF
FRIENDSWOOD PLANNING COMMISSION
MEETING OF AUGUST 19, 1968
Present: Dean Saurenman )Chairman)
Tony Banfield
Frank Coe
Tom Grace
John VanBockel
Business Items:
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Land.use -Mr. Buck Hausman met with the FPC for the purpose of
discussing the acreage reserved in front of Kingspark and
Whitehall Subdivisions and frontage on Highway 518 for commercial
purposes. He was concerned that the Bovay Interim Report did not
show this as commercial, although this acreage has been previously
reserved, and approved by the FPC, for this purpose.
Action -It was explained to him that much of the commercial and
industrial areas shown in the Bovay Interim Report #2 were quite
tentative. The FPC will instruct Bovay Engineering Co. to color
code this acreage reserve as commercial in their next land use
map update.
Sunmeadow Subdivision RePlat =Mr.Bob Atkinson presented a pre
liminary replat of a portion of Sunmeadow Section 1, which was
modified slightly due to acquistion of approximately five more
acres. As a result the street (St. Cloud Drive) was moved
approximately ten feet further from Chigger Creek, thereby causing
the creek lots to be somewhat larger in square footage, but lots
7 through 11, Blk #9, slightly less (appro ximately 2') than the
specified 75'.
Action -The FPC considered this to be overall an improvement and
approved the preliminary replat.
3.Comprehensive Plan -Received voucher from Bovay Engineering of
$2,021.00 £or third payment for work completed to date, (82%) on
Comprehensive Plan for Friendswood.
Action -Approved for payment and forwarded to Council. The FPC
will review with Bovay Engineering Co. as to how they arrived at
and the basis for the 82% complete figure.
4.Request for Ordinance 23-A variance -Ed Stuart requested variance
for two homesite plats in Block #2 of Village Green, which do not
meet the building side set back requirements as established in
Ordinance 23-A. Specification plans had 3' set back from the
detached garage and 5' set back from the main structure.
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Action -The FPC verified that Village Green, which was in main
developed prior to annexation to Friendswood, universally has been
building homes with similar set back distances. The FPC approved
the variance.
Architectural Planning --The FPC received a letter from Clovis
Heimsath Associates via Mayor Somers, expressing interest in
library or architectural services.
Ordinance 23-A �Mr.Tom Grace brought to the attention that a home
in Imperial Gardens is being constructed with set back less that that
specified by Ordinance 23-A.
Action -The ordinance is fairly clear on set back requirements,
however, if there is any question concerning Ordinance 23-A requirements,
they should be brought to the attention of the FPC for the attention of
K. B. Jones.
Respectfully subm itted,
John J.JY,;ff"-ck6'J