01-27-1983 (Planning & Zoning) Minutes PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES
JANUARY 27 , 1983
7 :00 P.M.
The Wylie Planning & Zoning Commission met in regular session at 7 :00
p.m. on January 27, 1983. A quorum was present and notice of the meeting
had been posted for the time and in the manner required by State law.
Those in attendance were Chairman Joe Fulgham, Vice Chairman John Seeley,
members Bryant Barry, Mrs . Judy Brewster, Albert Harrison, Ken Mauk, and
Mike McAnally. Also present were City Manager, Lee Vickers , Planning
Consultant J. T. Dunkin, Engineering Consultant Frank Rasor, Assistant
Fire Chief Mike Rawlings, Catherine McAnally, Wylie News , David Engelmann,
The Citizen, Bill Elam, Jerry Yager, Phil Roberts, Elida Martinez, Henry
Martinez, Peggy Goll , Percy Simmons, Tim Hemingway, Don Kreymer, Bill
Kreymer, James Weaver, John M. Martinez, Al Kittner, Dwight D. Scott,
Bob Squires, Melvin St. John.
Chairman Fulgham called the meeting to order, welcomed the guests, and
called for a presentation on the first phase of the final plat for
Kinsington Manor Estates . Mr. Don Kreymer presented the final plat,
Phase I, and answered many questions concerning drainage, timing of street
paving and storm sewer installation and phasing of the entire subdivision.
Hogan & Rasor, Consulting Engineers, had made several recommendations for
revisions to the final plat. The City Manager stated that those revisions
had been made and that the final plat was correct and ready for adoption
by the Planning & Zoning Commission, insofar as it covered Phase I of the
subdivision.
Mike McAnally asked whether or not Hogan & Rasor had reviewed the entire
final plat and construction plans after the revisions had been made, to
which the City Manager answered "no" . Mr. McAnally advised that the
Planning & Zoning Commission had recently required that Hogan & Rasor
approve the final plat as revised including construction plans prior to
Planning & Zoning Commission approval . John Seeley stated that, if the
City Administration approved the final plat, then it was up to the Planning
& Zoning Commission to vote its approval or disapproval .
On motion by John Seeley, seconded by Ken Mauk it was voted unanimously to
approve the first phase of Kinsington Manor Estates final plat.
Chairman Fulgham called for a representative to make a presentation
concerning the petition to annex 7.03 acres of land located west of North
Ballard and North of Cottonbelt Railroad. Mr. Dwight D. Scott made the
presentation, explaining to the Commission that they were applying for
annexation and that they would request residential zoning for the front
three acres and light industrial zoning for the back four acres of the land.
He indicated that the owner wished to build a home near North Ballard but
that he would have a driveway leading to an equipment storage yard behind
his home. Mr. Scott indicated that his client desired to annex and to
achieve the rezoning as quickly as possible.