02-24-1983 (Planning & Zoning) Minutes PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES
FEBRUARY 24, 1983
7:00 P.M.
The Wylie Planning & Zoning Commission met in regular session at 7:00 p.m.
on February 24, 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 and Ken Mauk. Members Judy Brewster, Albert Harrison, and
Mike McAnally were absent. Also present were City Manager Lee Vickers ,
Randall H. Gaston, Don Kreymer, Ms. Betty Spann, Phil Roberts , Ms. Roberts,
Dwight Scott and William LeCocq.
Chairman Joe Fulgham called the meeting to order, noted that Al Harrison
might be late to the meeting, welcomed the guests and opened the public
hearing on the request to rezone 3.974 acres out of the E. C. Davidson
Survey, Abstract 266 from Agriculture to Industrial . He pointed out this
is being used by Century Ready Mix, Incorporated for the operation of a
concrete batch plant. Mr. Phil Roberts was present to speak in favor of
the rezoning, and there was no opposition. It was pointed out there was
no opposition neither to the annexation or to the request for rezoning.
The hearing was closed. John Seeley moved, with a second by Ken Mauk,
to suspend the zoning check list, in view of the fact that there is no
opposition and that this request is in line with the comprehensive
community plan. The vote was unanimous.
After some discussion Bryant Barry moved, with a second by John Seeley
to recommend to the City Council to rezone the 3.974 acres Industrial .
Motion carried.
Chairman Fulgham opened the public hearing on the request to rezone 7.038
acres out of the W. D. Penny Survey, Abstract 696 from Agriculture to
Single Family residence on the front three acres and Industrial on the
remaining or western portion of 4.038 acres. Ms. Betty Spann spoke on
behalf of the rezoning, as did Dwight Scott representing the land owner.
There was no opposition either to the annexation or to the rezoning.
The Chairman closed the public hearing, where upon John Seeley made a
motion to suspend the list, since there was no opposition and the pro-
posal is in line with the comprehensive community plan. Motion was
seconded by Bryant Barry and carried unanimously. On motion by Ken
Mauk seconded by John Seeley it was voted to recommend that the Council
rezone the property in accordance with the request.
Next, the Commission considered the request for final plat, Phase II ,
Kinsington Manor Estates. Mr. Don Kreymer requested approval of phases
II , III , IV, and V of Kinsington Manor Estates, stating that the phases
were there for economic reasons only, and that all the engineering work
for the final plat for the entire subdivision had been completed. He
was advised that the Council might not wish to approve the remaining four
phases in one meeting, to which he agreed. He stated that such a condition.
would allow him to come to the City Council a month or so prior to the time
he was ready to develop a succeeding phase or installment and would be no
problem as to timing. He wanted to avoid unnecessary delays in plat approval
and acceptance. After some discussion Bryant Barry moved, with a second by
Ken Mauk to accept the final plat for the remaining four sections and to
recommend that the Council approve the balance of the subdivision. Motion
carried unanimously.