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1993-03-02 P&Z Meeting Minutes2 14INUTES OF A REGULAR KEETING OF THE PLANNING ARID ZONING COI - MISSION OF THE CITY OF PEARLAND, TEXAS, HELD ON TUESDAY, RIARCH 2, 1993, 7 Pell. IN rM COUNCIL CHAT -HERS, CITY HALL, 3519 LIBERTY DRIVE, PEARLARTD , TEXAS Chairman Richard Tetens Vice Chairman Emil Beltz Commissioner Helen Beckman Commissioner Mary Starr Commissioner Pat Lopez Commissioner Jack Womack Division Director - Richard Burdine Planning, Public Works & Parks City Engineer John Hargrove Chief Building Official Don Guynes Assistant to City Secretary Sharon Parks Commission Member James Garner was absent. APPROVAL OF 1IIII\\?UTES Commissioner Helen Beckman made the motion, with a second from Commissioner Mary Starr, to approve the minutes of February 9, 1993. Motion passed 6 to 0. NEW BUSINESS FI TAL ]PLAT OF KEDEARIS TRIANGLE - Request of Al Lentz, agent for James & Dorothy I-ledearis, otTners After a brief discussion with Al Lentz regarding the missing items on the plat, Commissioner Jack Womack made the motion, with a second by Commissioner Pat Lopez, to approve the final plat of Medearis Triangle with the stipulation that it include signature of the lender, year of adjustment for the benchmark, signature of City Engineer, getting the lienholder to sign off and that certified tax receipts be given to the Staff. Motion passed 6 to 0. 1 VACATE FINAL PLAT OF FOOL) LION Division Director Richard Burdine stated that this plat was filed in error. It was represented to the City as having already been purchased, but it was not. The actual document for the Commission to sign won't be ready until next meeting. Commissioner Mary Starr made the motion, with a second by Commissioner Helen Beckman, to vacate the final plat of Food Lion. Motion passed 6 to 0. FINAL PLAT OF ALEXANDER PARC Chief Engineer John Hargrove stated that he would like the following corrections: (1), year of adjustment added to the elevation benchmark; (2) add the words 01to Alexander Lane" to the end of their driveway access restriction notes; (3) eliminate the blank reference to volume and page under Remington Apartments, and (4) add owner's name. Commissioner Beckman made the motion, seconded by Commissioner Starr, to approve the final plat of Alexander Parc with the stipulation that the corrections requested by the City Engineer be added. Motion passed 6 to 0. FINAL PLAT OF ROBIN COVE, SECTION II Vice Chairman Emil Beltz made the motion, with a second from Commissioner James Garner, to approve the final plat of Robin Cove, Section II, with the stipulation that a 6 inch water line be installed rather than a 3 inch and that no fire hydrant be included. Motion passed 6 to 0. PRELIMINARY PLAT OF DIXIE WOODS City Engineer John Hargrove stated that he would like to check the street names to see if there were any duplications or similarities in other subdivisions. He also stated that Richard Drive should be built through and the streets should co- align. A lengthy discussion followed regarding detention ponds and their maintenance, road alignments, ingress and egress onto heavily trafficked Dixie Farm Road, radius on the corners (which will be added), recreational areas, fencing for sound barrier, and the possibility of signalizing McGinnis before second and third phases of the subdivision are begun. 2 Also there was input from Staff on its recommendation for a 2 foot fence easement with no access to Dixie Farm Rd. versus the 10 foot planting easement. Commissioner Garner made the motion, with a second from Commissioner Starr, to approve the preliminary plat of Dixie Woods, Section I, to -wit: 32.8171 acres out of lots 64, 65, 66, 67, & 68 of the George W. Jenkins Subdivision, Volume 79, Page 616, Brazoria County Deed Records, in the W.D.C. Hall League, Abstract No. 70, Brazoria County, Texas, 150 Lots, 8 Blocks, 1 Reserve along with the variances recommended by Staff as well as adding the radius drawings. Motion passed 5-to 1 (Commissioner Womack opposed). PRELIMINARY PLAT OF OAKBROO]K, SECTION 3 Al Lentz, agent for Oakbrook, Section 3, asked that this plat be tabled at this time to allow time for the title to be cleared due to a foreclosure on a portion of this section. PRELIMINARY PLAT OF CLEAR CREEK PROFESSIONAL PARK Chief Building Official Don Guynes asked Al Lentz, agent, to show owner's name, address, phone number, company or corporation, name of adjacent subdivision, and utility easement on the plat. A brief discussion followed regarding financial responsibility for the maintenance of detention ponds and the possibility of having the developer put money in escrow for at least ten years to cover the maintenance of the detention ponds. Commissioner Starr made the motion, with a second from Commissioner Beckman, to approve the preliminary plat of Clear Creek Professional Park, to -wit: 8.1842 acres out of 64 & 65 of the George W. Jenkins Subdivision,l Volume 79, Page 616, Brazoria County Deed Records, in the W.D.C. Hall League, Abstract No. 70, Brazoria County, Texas, 0 Lots, 1 Block, & 3 Reserves and include the recommendations made by Staff as stated by Mr. Guynes. Motion passed 5 to 1 (Commissioner Womack opposed). 3 DISCUSSION OF PROPOSED TRAFFIC . 1PROVE.M,TTS ON WALNUT STREET AT ITS INTERSECTIONS TITH EAST BROADWAY, S.H. 35 AND WEST BROADWAY City Engineer John Hargrove presented the two options on the west end which were discussed in a previous meeting. The options include the maintenance of the short segment of one- way Walnut, eastbound, and preferably getting coordinated signals at the intersection of Walnut & McLean with signals at the intersection of McLean & FM 518 with the idea of giving McLean precedence to the intersections to FM 518 and the addition of a left turn lane on FM 518. On the east end, a cul -de -sac and extension of Byron Avenue south to Walnut was presented as a solution to a terrible intersection problem. D SCUSSION FOR CONSIDERATION OF A PUBLIC HMRING TO RECEIVE CITIZE14 COEGZENTS ON PROPOSED TRAFFIC 111PROVEF1ENTS ON WALNUT STREET AT ITS INTERSECTIONS WITH EAST BROADWAY, S.H. 35 AND WEST BROADWAY Mr. Hargrove suggested a public hearing with maps since this proposal is a major change to City streets. He also stated that the public needs to have time to think about the changes. The Commission determined the best way to solicit the citizens' comments would be to publicize the changes in the paper and then schedule several public hearings. There needs to be a presentation hearing and a comment hearing with written copies of the comments. There needs to be a time frame of at least 30 days between the presentation and the hearings and 60 days between the initial publication and the presentation. Additional suggestions were perhaps the State's plans for FM 518 could be publicized in the paper and then 2 weeks later publicize the information regarding the City's changes on Walnut. In that article, give a schedule of the presentation hearing and then follow that with a public hearing. Other suggestions were stand alone hearings, rather than joint hearings, with City Council and to schedule a workshop with City Council before the presentation to the public. Division Director Burdine suggested making a presentation to City Council. REQUEST OF RICHARD TETENS, CHA -TIU AN, FOR CHANGES TO THE RULES OF PROCEDURES After a brief discussion of the proposed changes to the Rules and Procedures, the Commission decided not to take any action on the changes until the Commission members had a chance to review the Rules of Procedures for any additional changes. DIRECTOR'S REPORT W Division Director Richard Burdine stated that due to the late hour, the workshop would be postponed until a later date. He briefly discussed the thoroughfare plan and the itinerary for the March 5 & 6 trip to various cities to view their landscaping and parks. ADJ®DNT The meeting adjourned at 9:45 P.M. Minutes of the meeting approved and /or corrected this 2-3 _,-_z day of A.D. , 1993. c Richard Tetens, Chairman ATTEST: Pat Jones, City Secretary k"