HomeMy WebLinkAboutP&Z Minutes 1976-02-19 RegularMINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE FRIENDSWOOD PLANNING
AND ZONING COMMISSION
February 19,1976
The Friendswood Planning & Zoning Commission met in a Regular Session on
Thursday, February 19, 1976, at 7:30 p.m. in the City Hall with the following
members present:
Tracy Spears, Chairman Robert Phillips
Clyde Raney Leah North
Ray Utley Jerry Phillips
Kenneth Fossler
With a quorum present, and with none absent, the following business was
transacted:
APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Minutes of a Regular Meeting on Feb. 5, 1976,
approved as read.
THOROUGHBRED FARMS (Ernie Matt)- Raney reported on status of the project
since the last meeting: Mr'. Matt is preparing cost figures for a gravity
system to the Sunmeadow sewer plant and for a grinder pump system; for
road costs. Raney and Spears are to meet with Mr. Matt in the near future
to explain more fully the intent of the City's subdivision regulations and
the overall arterial plan and its relation to Mr. Matt's proposed plan.
Raney stated that present plans show 32 lots on 102 acres.
LOVACA GATHERING CO. PIPELINE .(Lundy property) - Raney has been working
Mh O.A. Mireles of Lovaca for routing of a proposed gathering line from
a well site in League City to an existing pipeline in Friendswood.
Conclusion: the best route is along the irrigation canan on Lundy property.
Raney stated that he felt rezoning property for such a line; i.e.
relatively shortlived, gathering line, for intrastate use,would not be
required. He, asked for, and received the Commission's approval to request
that City Council issue a permit for the laying of this line as proposed
on Lovaca's Dwg. AFE 27571.
FRIENDSWOOD ESTATES - ADDITION #1 - Documents for consideration: copy of
preliminary plat with comments from the City Engineer; Three copies of
preliminary plat to which restrictions, profiles, and acknowledgements
have been added; Check ($12.80) covering processing of four -lot addition;
Copy of Subdivision Restrictions for recording. Before final approval by
the Commission Mr. Gartrell is to resolve questions raised by City
Engineer re outfall easement and storm sewer; furnish topo map to
accompany preliminary plat; and approval must be received from the Drainage
Board. Mr. Gartrell asked to be placed on agenda for the next
Commission meeting .
PROPOSED POLICY REGARDING SUBDIVIDING SMALL PARCELS OF LAND UNDER CERTAIN,
CONDITIONS Raney presented a written proposal for a policy that "would allow
a property owner of a small parcel of land to subdivide and sell his
property without going through the time and high expense of preparing a plat.,...
that property that an owner wishes to subdivide into five or less single
family residential lots with each lot having an area of 15,000 square feet
or more and where city utilities are available and does not require the
extension of city services such as water, sewer or streets could be
developed and building permits issued without any adverse effects on the
City." After discussion it was agreed that Raney would make the proposal
to the City Council for consideration and schedule the subject for
further consideration at the next Commission meeting.
FLOOD IN SURANCE ORDINANCE _ - A required revised ordinance was submitted
to the City Attorney some time ago for approval. The secretary is to
contact Mr, Olson regarding the status of this ordinance,
NEW STREET MAPS - Van Wi-liams of the Fire Department has made copies for
review by his group. They will submit their findings to the Commission in
approximately 30 days.
SALE OF LOTS IN UNAPPROVED - UNRECORDED SUBDIVISIONS - The secretary
reported that sales are bing made of acreage which has not gone
through the subdivision approval procedure. The Commission's
recommendation was that a letter be sent from the City Manager to the
owner of such property putting him on notice that the City will not issue
building permits to the lot purchasers.
ADJOURNMENT - There being no other business, the meeting was adjourned.
Secretary
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