01-24-1985 (Planning & Zoning) Minutes MINUTES
PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1985
The Planning and Zoning Commission for the City of Wylie,
Texas met in regular session on Thursday, January 24, 1985
in the council chambers at city hall . A quorum was present
and notice of the meeting had been posted for the time and
in the manner required by law.
The meeting was called to order at 7: 00 P. M. by Chairman,
Randy Gaston. Members present were Harold Spence, Ken Mauk,
Nancy Conkle and Sarah Connelly. Bryant Barry and Kent
Crane were absent. Representing the city staff were Gus
Pappas, City Manager; Roy Faires, C. E. O. and Maureen Dunlop ,
clerk.
ITEM N. 1 - APPROVAL OF MINUTES-Randy Gaston asked for
approval of the minutes as they read. Harold Spence
motioned to approve the minutes, Ken Mauk seconded the
motion to approve the minutes as read. Motion carried 5-0.
Randy Gaston informed the Board that the discussion on the
amendments to the Moble Home Park Ordinance went before
the City Council last Monday night, January 21 , 1985. The
Council would like to pass these on to the city attorney
prior to making any action on them. That is curently being
done. Randy Gaston said that the only thing that was added
was a suggestion for a fencing requirment on the perimeter
of the park.
ITEM NO. 2 -CONDUCT PUBLIC HEARING ON ANNEXATION OF 21 . 0541
ACRES ON FM 544 AT THE INTERSECTION OF HOOPER RD. -
Chairman Gaston asked Mr. Pappas to fill the Board in on
this annexation. Mr. Pappas showed the Board exactly where
the land was located. Chairman Gaston declared the public
meeting open and asked if there were any comments for or
against this item, there being none, the public hearing was
closed. After some discussion, Chairman Gaston asked for a
motion, Ken Mauk motioned to approve the annexation. Harold
Spence seconded the motion. Motion carried 5-0.
ITEM NO. 3 - CONDUCT PUBLIC HEARING ON ANNEXATION OF 33. 8858
ACRES OF WM. SACHSE SURVEY, ADJACENT TO STEEL INDUSTRIAL
PARK - Mr. Pappas explained that this plat would be a mirror
image of Steel. Industrial Park, it is different in that
through the plat runs a strip of land that belongs to T. F . °<
L. . It would be up to Mr. Ken Swayze to take care of this
strip with T. P. & L. . Sarah Connelly made a motion to
recommend to city council that they annex this piece of
property. Nancy Conkle seconded the motion. Motion carried
5-(),
ITEM NO. 4- CONDUCT WORKSHOP ON PROPOSED ZONING ORDINANCE
15. 1 Under Use Regulations: #1 . Change to read: A mobile
home. ( Mobile home park regulations covered under separate
ordinance. ) A park is defined as a unit of land under sole
ownership where lots are rented or leased as space to be
occupied by the described housing.
Height Regulations: Change twelve ( 12) feet to thirty (30)
feet maximum.
Under size of lot: (a) Lot Area: Change five thousand
(5000) to five thousand five hundred (5500) square feet per
unit (c) Lot Depth: Change one hundred ( 100) to one hundred
and ten ( 110) feet minimum
Under Minimum Dwelling Size: Change: four hundred eighty
(480) to nine hundred (900) square feet
Under Lot Coverage: Change: thirty-five (35) to twenty- five
(25) percent
15. 5 Change to read: Additional Restrictions Applicable to
Mobile Home District:
16. 1 Under Use Regulations: scratch Pawn Shop
Under #52. (c) Change to read: That all merchandise be sold
at retail on the premises.
Wherever it reads masonry wall - change to read: masonry or
wood wall .
17. 3 Area Regulations: #3. Lot coverage: change forty (40)
to fifty (50) percent
18. 1 Use Regulations: #1 . Change to read: Uses permitted
in the B-1 , Business District and R Retail
18. 3 #3. Lot Coverage: Change forty (40) to read fifty
(50) percent
Delete #4.
19. 1 Use Regulations: #1 . Change to read: Any use
permitted in the B-2 Business District, 8-1 Business
District, and R Retail except, child care facilities,
hospitals, nursing homes and schools other than trade.
19. 2 Height Regulations: Change to read: Maximum height
one hundred ( 100) feet.
19. 3 Area Regulations: #4. Delete
Mr. Pappas proposed that at sometime soon they should bring
forth a proposal to change the entire three (3) blocks that
are zoned Industrial and two (2) lots out of the other one
to B-1 . Mr. Gaston asked if that could be none for their
next meeting, Mr. Pappas said he would see that it was taken
care of .
21 . 3 Change to read: Any dump, excavation, storage,
filling, or mining operation within that portion of a
district having a Flood Plain, FP Prefix shall be approved
in writing by the City Manager or his Designated
Representative.
23. 1 Special Off-street Parking Provisions--Residential
Districts #1 . Delete first sentence Should read: All
required parking spaces shall be located behind the required
front setback line in the MF district.
Parking Requirements Based on use: Under #3. change
three (3) to four (4) seats in the main auditorium.
Under #7. Change to read: One and a half ( 1 . 5) space per
teacher. #9. Change to read: Dwelling, single family: Two
(2) spaces per dwelling-refer back to specific zoning for
details. #10. Change to read: Dwelling, two family: Two
(2) spaces per dwelling-refer back to specific zoning for
details. #11 . Change to read: Dwellings, Multi -family:
Two and one-half (2. 5) spaces per unit-refer back to
specific zoning for details.
#13. Should read: Mobile Home Subdivision:
#22. Under Mobile Home Park: Change two (2) to three (3)
spaces
29. 1 Add #4. Any and all plots, tracts or lots must be
provided access via a public street or drive.
31 . 2 Add #5. The concurring vote of four (4) members of
the Board shall be necessary to revise any order,
requirement, decision or determination of any such
administrative official , or to decide in favor of the
application on any matter upon which it is required to pass
under this ordinance or to affect any variance in said
ordinance.
Chairman Gaston said he thought that the rest of the
ordinance was pretty technical and that it should be left
for City Hall .
Harold Spence moved to adjourn. Motion was seconded by Ken
Mauk. Motion carried 5-C>.
Randy aeon, Chairman