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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1989-01-16 P&Z Meeting MinutesGULF COAST AIR SPORTS, INC. 2601 SO. MAIN STREET PEARL4ND, TEXAS 77581 LAND CITY OF PEARLAND USE CHANGE APPLICATION ZONING CHANGE REQUESTED ( ) ( ) From: To: Change in Regulations Section Change in Zone Class in PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION Street or Road Address: Lot 6A1, 6A2 , Block SUBMITTAL INFORMATION BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT & APPEAL ( ) Variance Appeal ( ) Appeal from Interpretation ( X) Special Exception Use IN G.B. DISTRICT For: ULTRALIGHT AIRPLANE, SALES, STORAGE, RENTAL & REPAIR; PARTS, SALES & SERVICE AND ULTRALIGHT AIRCRAFT INSTRUCTION AND OPERATION. 2601 S. Main, Pearland Addition 1. Must be professionally drawn 2. Minimum scale of 100' to inch 3. North Arrow 4. Site Map attached LEGAL DESCRIPTION Describe from Deed Records, attach 5. Tract Dimension 6. Location, size, relationship of all existing structures to Boundary lines copy of Deed, and use metes and bounds description: Platted Lane: Abstract 239, Lots 6A1, 6A2 - 2.14 Acre Tract out of the H.T.& B.R.R. Survey. Unplatted Land: (Must have metes & bounds description) PROPOSED USE OF LAND WITHIN REQUESTED DESIGNATION: STORAGE, REPAIR RECORD OWNER: CHARLES WIGHT OWNER'S MAILING ADDRESS & PHONE NO,: (713) 923-1685 8903 LAWNDALE, HOUSTON, TEXAS 77012 NAME & ADDRESS OF MORTGAGEE, if any: AGENT'S NAME: CARL E. CHILD AGENT'S MAILING ADDRESS: PETITION SIGNATURE FEE: S PHONE NO.: 559-2215 RT 1, BOX 517, DICKINSON, TEXAS As Owner/Agent, I hereby petition the City for approval of the above described request as provided by the laws of the State of Texas and Ordinances of the City of Pearland. Owner SIGNATURE DATE PAID: /s/ C. E. CHILD AGENT DATE FILED: 12-19-88 APPLICATION NO. SP-15 GuP6 Coot AIR PEARLAND AIRPORT 713-997-1311 To Whom It May Concern: SPORTS e� March 16, 1988 Gulf Coast Air Sports, Inc. 2406 S. Galveston St. Pearland, Tx. Gulf Coast Air Sports will be relocating our facilities to 2601 S. Main, Pearland; 500 ft. west of our present location. This move will consolidate our business activities into one location. We estimate our space utilization to be 30% sales, 30% storage, 20% service and repair, and 20% ultralight aircraft instruction and operation. This is the same operation Gulf Coast Air Sports, Inc. has been conducting for the past four years. Thank You, cc.9-h) Carl E. Child "Ultralights—The New Old -Fashioned Way To Fly" 2717 S. MAIN PEARLAND, TX 77581 MINUTES OF A SPECIAL MEET]1 OF THE PLANNING AND PIING COMMISSION/CAPITAL IMPROVE- MENTS ADVISORY COMMITTEE OF THE CITY OF PEARLAND, TEXAS, HELD ON JANUARY 16, 1989 IN THE COJCIL CHAWBERS, CITY HALL, 3519 LIBERTY DRIVE, PEARLAND, TEXAS The meeting was called to order at 8:30 P. M. with the following present: Chairman Leroy Savoie Vice Chairman Al Lentz Member Clyde Starns Member James Garner Member Helen Beckman Member Benny Frank Code Enforcement Officer Ernesto Buenrostro Assistant City Secretary Pat Vaught Member Mary Starr was absent from the meeting, having an excused absence. Ad Hoc Member Mark Klein was also absent. APPROVAL OF MINUTES It was moved by Clyde Starns, seconded by Al Lentz, that the minutes of the meeting of January 10, 1989, be approved as presented. Motion passed 6 to 0. CHANCE IN THE ORDER OF BUSINESS NEW BUSINESS SP-15, REQUEST OF CARL E. CHILD, AGENT FOR CHARDS WIGHT, OWNER FOR A SPECIFIC USE PERMIT IN A GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT FOR ULTRALIGT2 AIRPLANE SALES, STORAGE, RENTAL AND REPAIR; PARTS, SALES AND SERVICE MID ULTRALIGHT AIRCRAFT INSTRUCTION AND OPERATION ON PROPERTY LOCATED AT 2601 S. MAIN With reference to testimony given in the joint public hearing with the City Council held just prior to convening this meeting, the Commission solicited further comments from the audience regarding the noise factor. In a general discussion, the Commission determined the request for a specific use permit applied only to the building housing the business itself and not the runway. The Commission discussed grandfathering and conforming and non -conforming uses. Carl Child explained operation of the facilities and his instructions to those using the runway. He stated he has advised flyers not to fly over populated areas, specifically the area where citizens have complained about the noise. The discussion returned to grandfathering of the airstrip and whether the specific use permit applied to the runway and/or the business conducted, other than flying, by this company. It was suggested that the permit could be granted with the deletion of the word "operation" in the request and still have a business of the type permitted Linder General Business. The Commission asked Code Enforcement Officer Buenrostro if the permit were granted with the word "operation" deleted, would an interpretation be requested of the city attorney as to whether the runway was grandfathered. Mr. Buenrostro replied affirma- tively. It was moved by Al Lentz, seconded by Benny Frank, that the Planning and Zoning Commission recommend to Council granting the request of Carl E. Child, agent for Charles Wight, owner, for a specific use permit in a general business district for ultralight airplane sales, storage, rental and repair; parts, sales and service and ultralight aircraft ground instruction and that the request for operation, i.e., take off and landing on the property located at 2601 S. Main be denied. The floor was opened for discussion after the motion. The need for the specific use permit was discussed if the word "operation" was deleted. Code Enforcement Officer Ernesto Buenrostro explained that this procedure still needed to be followed as this type of business was not addressed in the grid of uses in the zoning ordinance. There being no flzrther discussion, Chairman Savoie called for a vote. Motion passed 6 to 0. The Commission requested of Code Enforcement Officer to determine if the airstrip required a specific use permit and what obligation the city had toward that end. UNFINISHED BUSINESS DISCUSSION OF COMMUNITY GOAL WITH ART STOREY AND CHARDS KALKOMEY OF BERNARD JN, INC. The Commission as the Capital Improvements Advisory Committee had a general discussion with Messrs. Storey and Kalkomey of Bernard Johnson, Inc. regarding community goals and an overall future development plan for the City. Discussed were drainage, major thoroughfares, traffic and funding for these projects. It was noted that the City would want to see that we have adequate public safety for our citizens through the police, fire and emergency medical service departments. Mr. Storey suggested that the Committee consider other goals and advise him in the future before a presentation is made to Council. GENERAL DISCUSSION In general discussion, Chairman Savoie recommended zoning books and materials to the Commission. The joint workshop to be held between the Commission and the Sign Ordinance Review Committee was discussed. ADJOURN The meeting adjourned at 9:53 P. M. Minutes approved as submitted and/or corrected this A. D., 1989. day of MINUTES OF A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMNIISSION/CAPITAL IMPROVE— MENTS ADVISORY COMM:MEE OF THE CITY OF PEARLAND, TEXAS, HELD ON JANUARY 16, 1989 IN THE COIL CHAP, CITY HALL, 3519 TIHEHTY DRIVE, PEARIAND, TEXAS The meeting was called to order at 8:30 P. M. with the following present: Chairman Leroy Savoie Vice Chairman Al Lentz Member Clyde Stares Member James Garner Member Helen Beckman Member Benny Frank Code Enforcement Officer Ernesto Buenrostro Assistant City Secretary Pat Vaught Member Mary Starr was absent from the meeting, having an excused absence. Ad Hoc Member Mark Klein was also absent. APPROVAL OF NOES It was moved by Clyde Starns, seconded by Al Lentz, that the minutes of the meeting of January 10, 1989, be approved as presented. Motion passed 6 to 0. CHANGE IN THE ORDER OF BUSINESS NEW BUSINESS SP-15, REQUEST OF CARL E. CHILD, AGENT FOR CHARLES WIGHT, OWNER FOR A SPECIFIC USE PERMIT IN A GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT FOR ULTRALIGE{P AIRPLANE SALES, STORAGE, RENTAL AND REPAIR; PARTS, SALES AND SERVICE AND ULTRALIGHT AIRCRAFT INSTRUCTION AND OPERATION ON PROPERTY LOCATED AT 2601 S. MAIN Pursuant to testimony given in the joint public hearing with the City Council held just prior to convening this meeting, the Commission solicited further comments from the audience regarding the ultralights and their operation over inhabited areas. In a general discussion, the Commission determined the request for a specific use permit applied only to the property housing the business itself and that the runway was located on an adjacent tract. Carl Child explained operation of the facilities and his instructions to those using the runway which included advising flyers not to fly over populated areas, specifically the area where citizens have complained about the noise. Further discussed were the grandfathering of the airstrip and whether the specific use permit applied to the runway also which was a portion of the business conducted by this company. It was suggested that the permit be granted with the deletion of the word "operation" in the request and still have a business of the type permitted under General Business. The Commission asked Code Enforcement Officer Buenrostro if the permit were granted with the word "operation" deleted, would an interpretation be requested of the city attorney as to whether the runway was grandfathered. Mr. Buenrostro replied affirma- tively. It was moved by Al Lentz, seconded by Benny Frank, that the Planning and Zoning Commission recommend to Council granting the request of Carl E. Child, agent for Charles Wight, owner, for a specific use permit in a general business district for ultralight airplane sales, storage, rental and repair; parts, sales and service and ultralight aircraft ground instruction and that the request for operation, i.e., take off and landing on the property located at 2601 S. Main be denied. The floor was opened for discussion after the motion. The need for the specific use permit was discussed if the word "operation" was deleted. Code Enforcement Officer Ernesto Buenrostro explained that this procedure still needed to be followed as this type of business was not addressed in the grid of uses in the zoning ordinance. There being no f\irther discussion, Chairman Savoie called for a vote. Motion passed 6 to 0. The Commission requested of Code Enforcement Officer to determine if the airstrip required a specific use permit and what obligation the city had toward that phase of the activity. UNFINISHED BUSINESS DISCUSSION OF COMMUNITY GOALS WITH ART STOREY AND CHARLES KALKOMEY OF BERNARD JOIINS0N, INC. The Commission as the Capital Improvements Advisory Committee had a general discussion with Messrs. Storey and Kalkomey of Bernard Johnson, Inc. regarding community goals and an overall fixture development plan for the City. Discussed were drainage, major thoroughfares, traffic and funding for these projects. It was noted that the City would want to see that we have adequate public safety for our citizens through the police, fire and emergency medical service departments. Mr. Storey suggested that the Committee consider other goals and advise him in the fixture before a presentation is made to Council. GENERAL DISCUSSION In general discussion, Chairman Savoie recommended zoning books and materials to the Commission. The joint workshop to be held between the Commission and the Sign Ordinance Review Committee was discussed. ADJOURN The meeting adjourned at 9:53 P. M. Minutes approved as submitted and/or corrected this 7 day of , , A. D., 1989. Chai ATTEST: Assistant City Secretary Cuj peakllc nd P. O. Box 2068 • Pearland, Texas 77588-2068 • 485-2411 January 20, 1989 Honorable Mayor and Councilmembers City Hall Pearland, Texas Dear Members: In a special meeting held on January 16, 1989, the Planning and Zoning Commission considered the request of Carl E. Child, agent for Charles Wight, owner, for a specific use permit (SP-15) in a General Business District for Ultralight Airplane Sales, Storage, Rental and Repair; Parts, Sales and Service and Ultra - light Aircraft Instruction and Operation on property located at 2601 S. Main. Because of the Commission's concerns about safety and noise pollution associated with ultralight aircraft operation and inade- quate space available for take off and landing on the subject property, the applicant was asked if he would be willing to amend his application to remove ultralight operation since ultralight aircraft have never and do not now operate from that location. The applicant verbally agreed to amend his request which would exclude the operation and a motion was made as follows: It was moved by Al Lentz, seconded by Benny Frank, to grant the request of Carl E. Child, agent for Charles Wight, owner, for a specific use permit in a general business district for ultra - light airplane sales, storage, rental and repair; parts, sales and service and ultralight aircraft ground instruction and that the request for operation, i.e., take off and landing on the property located at 2601 S. Main be denied. Motion passed 6 to 0. The Commission is submitting this for Council consideration. Sincerely, z) Leroy Savoie, Chairm Planning and Zoning Commission LS/EB:pv Wu/4 ea W. Wig/dill �. Xax 5215 )iacc41an, Texaa 77262 May 27, 1987 City of Pearland Permit Department P.O. Box 2068 Pearland, TX 77588 Attention: Ernie Buenrostro Dear Sir: MAY 26 1987, Confirming our various conversations regarding reconnecting the electricity to my building at 2601 South Main Street, I understand that the City now requires an occupancy permit. It's not my intention to occupy the building at this time, but to have the electricity reconnected for security and to run the sump pump in the recessed loading dock. Your help is appreciated. Sincerely, - 4), -, / F --- Charles C. Wight III Cw/cs Wha, B N - C' /a�/ ;1\, BERNARD JOHNSON INCORPORATED 5050 WESTHEIMER • HOUSTON, TEXAS 77056 • 713/622-1400 • CABLE: JOHNSENG January 5, 1989 Mr. Ernie Buenrostro City of Pearland P.O. Box 2068 Pearland, Texas 77588 Reference: Pearland Planning Study Goals and Strategies BJI J.O. 88005-02 Dear Mr. Buenrostro: After the meeting with the Planning and Zoning Commission in November, Art and I independently wrote summaries of the discussions held. Enclosed are copies of each of those summaries. Please distribute a copy of each to the members of the Commission. At the meeting on January 16, we want to review these summaries to ensure that our perception and comments are in line, and to make any necessary revisions. We would also like to expand on the goals to have about ten goals with discussion and strategies to present to City Council. Please call should you have any questions. Sinc Charl Projec Texas A. Kal Engineer g. No. 46208 Enclosure Imp ARCHITECTURE • ENGINEERING • PLANNING GOALS AND STRATEGIES Goal 1. Maintain Pearland's sense of community and the caring nature of Pearland's people. Discussion. The people and their concern for one another is the continuing theme when Pearland residents discuss why they like their city. They talk about caring individuals, active churches and civic groups, and schools and families. Strategies. a. Continue public recognition of civic groups, schools, and individuals who are engaged in public service projects. b. Encourage media recognition of community pride in those contributions. c. Provide periodic leadership for community -wide activities. Goal 2. Improve community aesthetics through beautification, development of "people places," and elimination of urban clutter. Discussion. Pearland residents seem disappointed in the overall appearance of the urban landscape, speaking of streets without landscaped medians, unsightly signs, and too much concrete without greenery. The desire is expressed for places for people outside of cars (although adequate space and place for cars is very important too). Strategies. a. Continue aggressive administration and enforcement of Pearland's zoning ordinance. b. Update Pearland requirements for landscaping of private areas; encourage adequate budgets for maintenance of public green spaces. c. Encourage the development of a master plan for parks which would contain an element addressing hike and bike trails, beautified boulevard medians, and dual use of flood control corridors. d. Address aesthetics, as well as other development concerns, in an updated Subdivision Ordinance. Goal 3. Promote a period of "quality -growth" for pearland, resulting in a community of mixed and balanced land uses. Discussion. Pearland residents point to "quality growth" as growth which adds tax base made up of a combination of residential and commercial developments, without changing the basic positive character of the community. "Downtown" is seen as just one of several locations for major commercial developments in Pearland, since the city's commercial, institutional, and public developments have occurred in several different locations. Strategies. a. Participate in programs which promote Pearland and its surrounding area as an attractive place to live and work. b. Explore the concept of tax incentive zones to encourage commercial and industrial development. c. Recognize the value of planned subdivision development in nearby utility districts, and work with developers of those districts to provide appropriate infrastructure both during and after the development phase. d. Ensure that periodic reviews of the Zoning Ordinance, the Subdivision Ordinance, and the Capital Improvements Plan keep Pearland responsive to opportunities for "quality growth." Goal 4. Maintain the current state of excellence in public buildings, public facilities, and public safety. Discussion. It is recognized that schools, government buildings, utilities, and adequate police and fire protection all provide family support systems adding to "quality of life." Goal 5. Develop funding for City expenditures and use it wisely. Discussion. It is recognized that "quality of life" is not free; public expenditures are necessary and expensive. In general, the concept of user fees have been more readily accepted by Pearland residents than has the prospect of higher taxes when the necessity for increased revenue is discussed. OFFICE COMMUNICATION TO FROM SUBJECT Art Storey Charles A. Kalkomey Pearland Goals DATE BJI J.O. CC 12-1-88 88005 Major points of 11-29-88 meeting with Planning Commission: 1. The physical image of Pearland as a City needs to be improved. Green areas, hike and bike trails, well lit streets with medians and landscaping, and sidewalks are a few of the improvements needed to address the problem. 2. The strong points of the City are its people, schools, churches, community facilities, and community organizations. Work is needed to get all of the above pulling together for Pearland. 3. The political, business and civic organization leaders are not forceful enough to do the things that are right for the City and community. Small vocal factions are hindering the progress of the City. 4. News media does not do a good job of keeping the citizens informed of the facts about City policies, issues and decisions. 5. There is a great deal of pressure on City officials to not raise taxes, or customary user fees, such as water and sewer rates. However, such new fees as Capital Recovery Fees would generally be accepted by the vast majority of citizens. 6. Pearland still has a "bedroom community" image, and most residents identify with their smaller circles, such as their church, subdivision, etc. These groups need to be meshed into a "Pearland" image. BERNARD JOHNSON INCORPORATED 5050 WESTMEIMER • HOUSTON. TEXAS 770556 • 713/622-1400 CABLE. JOHNSENG 1 OF 3 004-84 7. The area will continue to develop in pockets, especially with respect to commercial areas. This is supported by the nature of development along FM518 and SH288, and by the relocation of City Hall from downtown. Downtown is to be considered as one of these pockets, with no special emphasis to revitalize downtown. 8. The City has a good infrastructure. What is needed is commercial and light industrial development in the area, which will in turn spawn more residential development. Funds need to be spend on getting this development to locate in Pearland instead of on additional major capital improvements to the infrastructure. 9. Most City employees are demoralized due to layoffs and budgetary problems. 10. The subdivision ordinance needs to be revised, as it does not match the zoning ordinance and it places too much of a burden on small tracts that are subdivided, especially for commercial uses. a BERNARD JOHNSON INCORPORATED 505C NEST--4EIMER • HOUSTCN. TEXAS 77056 • 713/622-1400 • CAB,E JOHNSEN0 2 OF 3 Possible goals that can be formulated from the discussion during the meetings are: 1. Promote Pearland A. Provide more green areas and hike and bike trails. B. Require larger street rights -of -way with landscaping with adequate lighting. C. Get civic organizations, homeowners associations, businesses and City to work together to address the needs and work on solutions for the community. 2. Encourage Commercial and Light Industrial Development A. 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Main, F'earland, Carl Child, owner On December 12, 1988, the case of the City of F'earland -vs:- Carl Child was to be heard by a jury. A pre trial motion made by the defendant's attorney resulted in the case being deferred and the defendant was given additional time in which to obtain a specific use permit. The series of events which preceded °,: followed the original request of March 29, 1988 for a specific use permit are as follows: 1. On May 26, 1987, Charles Wight, owner of building at subject address requested that power be turned on for security reasons and it was understood that occupancy inspections were required ( letter enclosed). 2. Power released on May 28, 1987. 3. On March 16, 1988, Carl Child, pursuant to my request, submitted a letter describing his activity so that a zoning interpretation could be made ( letter enclosed). 4. On March 21, 1988, Mr. Child was notified that a specific use permit should be requested and granted by City Council in order for him to relocate his operation to 2601 S. .Main. On March 29, 1988, Mr. Child's representative submitted the necessary paperwork needed to go before Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council. 6. Between March 29, 1988 and April 6, 1988, Mr. Child's operation was moved into the building at 2601 S. Main. According to Mr. Child, his employees moved him in without his knowledge while he was on a trip to Mexico. 5 GULF COAST AIR SPORTS & 2601 S. MAIN page 2, cant'd. 7. On April 6, 1988, then City Attorney Luke Daniel instructed the staff to file an Mr. Child for violation of Land Use Urban Development Ordinance $ 5O9, failure to obtain a specific use permit to conduct his ultra light operation in a GB zone. 8. On December 12, 1988, a compromise was agreed upon by the attorneys to proceed with the obtaining of a specific use permit Should you have any questions or if I can be of any further assistance, please let me know. >:c: Robert Talton City Attorney cot j p©aalland P. O. Box 2068 • Pearland, Texas 77588-2068 • 485-2411 NOTICE OF A JOINT PUBLIC BEARING OF THE CITY COUNCIL AND THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF PEARLAND, TEXAS Notice is hereby given that on the 16th day of January, 1989, at 7:30 P.M., the City Council and the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Pearland, Brazoria and Harris Counties, Texas, will conduct a Joint Public Hearing in the Council Room, City Hall, 3519 Liberty Drive, Pearland, Texas, on the request of Carl E. Child, Agent for Charles Wight, Owner, for a Specific Use Permit in a General Business District for Ultralight Airplane sales, storage, rental and repair; parts, sales and service and Ultralight Aircraft instruction and operation at the following described property, to -wit: Abstract 239, Lots 6A1 and 6A2 of a 2.14 acre tract of land out of the H.T. & B.R.R. Survey. (2601 S. Main) Map and application are attached hereto for your information. At such time and place as above stated the City Council and the Planning and Zoning Commission will hear all evidence concerning advisability of granting said Specific Use Permit and also will hear all evidence in protest of the granting of said Specific Use Permit. Yours very truly, Kay Krouse City Secretary KK:pv Encl. CERTIFIED MAIL, RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED SP-15 Ciity ol p©aalland P. O. Box 2068 • Pearland, Texas 77588-2068 • 485-2411 Torn Reid, Mayor Al Lentz, Councilman Terry Gray, Councilman James E. Bost, Councilman Dennis Frouenberger, Councilmen Richard Tetens, Councilman Ronald J. Wicker, City Manager TO: Bill Thomasset, Director of Public Works FROM: Ernesto Buenrostro, Code Enforcement Officer SUBJECT: Planning & Zoning Commission meeting of January 16, 1989 DATE: January 18, 1989 At the special meeting of January 16, 1989, the Commission considered the request of Carl E. Child, Agent for Charles Wight, owner, for a Specific Use Permit (SP-15) in a general business district for Ultra - light Airplane Sales, Storage, Rental and Repair; Parts, Sales and Service and Ultralight Aircraft Instruction and Operation on property located at 2601 S. Main. The Commission concluded that even though concerns were voiced about noise factors and safety hazards, the specific use request addressed the property housing the business only, not the runway. A motion was made by Al Lentz, seconded by Benny Frank, to grant the request of Carl E. Child, agent for Charles Wight, owner, for a specific use permit in a general business district for ultralight air- plane sales, storage, rental and repair; parts, sales and service and ultralight aircraft ground instruction and that the request for the operation, i.e., take off and landing on the property located at 2601 S. Main be denied. Motion passed 6 to 0. The Commission, as the Capital Improvements Advisory Committee, discussed community goals with Messrs. Art Storey and Charles Kalkomey of Bernard Johnson, Inc. This is submitted for your information. xc: Dick Qualtrough Engineering Division AGENDA -SPECIAL MEETING OF THE PUNNING AND ZONING COMMISSION/CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS ADVISORY COMMITTEE OF THE CITY OF PEARLAND, TEXAS, TO BE HELD IMMEDIATELY FOLLCWIM THE JOINT PUBLIC HEARING ON JANUARY 16, 1989, IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CITY HALL, 3519 LD3ERTY DRIVE, PEARLAND, TEXAS I. CALL TO ORDER II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Meeting of January 10, 1989 III. UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. DISCUSSION OF COMMUNITY GOALS WITH ART STOREY AND CHARLES KALKOMEY OF BERNARD JOHNSON, INC. IV. NEW BUSINESS A. CONSIDERATION AND POSSIBLE ACTION - SP-15, REQUEST OF CARL E. CHILD, AGENT FOR CHARLES WIGHT, OWNER, FOR A SPECIFIC USE PERMIT IN A GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT FOR ULTRALIGHT AIRPLANE SALES, STORAGE, RENTAL AND REPAIR; PARTS, SALES AND SERVICE AND ULTRALIGHT AIRCRAFT INSTRUCTION AND-- 'BAN -ON PROPJHTY LOCATED AT 2601 S. MAIN. ( V. ADJOURN POSTED: /3 DAY OF 9 , A. D., 1989, , C L / . /V1. REMOVED: DAY OF , A. D., 1989. AGENDA - SPECIAL MEETING OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION/CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS ADVISORY COMMI'rth:E OF THE CITY OF PEARLAND, TEXAS, TO BE HELD IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE JOINT PUBLIC HEARING ON JANUARY 16, 1989, IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CITY HALL, 3519 LIBERTY DRIVE, PEARLAND, TEXAS I. CALL TO ORDER II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Meeting of January 10, 1989 III. UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. DISCUSSION OF COMMUNITY GOALS WITH ART STOREY AND CHARLES KALKOMEY OF BERNARD JOHNSON, INC. IV. NEW BUSINESS A. CONSIDERATION AND POSSIBLE ACTION - SP-15, REQUEST OF CARL E. CHILD, AGENT FOR CHARLES WIGHT, OWNER, FOR A SPECIFIC USE PERMIT IN A GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT FOR. ULTRALIGHT AIRPLANE SALES, STORAGE, RENTAL AND REPAIR; PARTS, SALES AND SERVICE AND ULTRALIGHT AIRCRAFT INSTRUCTION AND OPERATION ON PROPERTY LOCATED AT 2601 S. MAIN. V. ADJOURN POSTED: /..:! DAY OF , A. D., 1989, rS C C) %e/ j. REMOVED : 2, 0 DAY OF r / 7 , A. D., 1989.