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ORDINANCE 0-87-653
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AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING A MASTER PLAN FOR THE CITY OF COLLEYVILLE,
APPROVING LAND USE ASSUMPTIONS AND AMENDING PREVIOUS PLANS
WHEREAS, at the direction of the Council, Community
Land Resources, Inc., after conducting Public
Hearings, performing studies and gathering
information, has complied a comprehensive Master
Plan for the City of Colleyville; and
WHEREAS, the Council deems the adoption of said Master
Plan by the City for zoning, land use and other
purposes it is in the best interest of the
City; NOW THEREFORE,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COLLEYVILLE,
TEXAS:
Section 1: THAT the CITY OF COLLEYVILLE, TEXAS, MASTER PLAN,
July, 1987 prepared by Community Land Resources,
Inc., be and the same is hereby adopted and
designated as the Master Plan for the City of
Colleyville.
Section 2: THAT all land use assumptions contained in said
Master Plan are hereby specifically approved.
Section 3:
THAT any other plan heretofore adopted by the
City is hereby amended to reflect all changes,
modifications, land use assumptions, and other
information contained in the Master Plan adopted
herein.
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AND IT IS SO ORDERED.
The first reading and public
3rd day of August, 1987.
The second reading and public
I 17th day of August, 1987.
II The third reading and public
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City Secretary
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J.R. "Buck" Hubbard ,
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CITY OF COLL~YVI lLE
September 14, 1987
City Council
City of Co11eyville
I, as Mayor of Col1eyville wish to commend
spent with the professional Land Planner and
to formulate a Land Usage Map. I respect
this matter. As the Mayor of Co11eyville,
to the citizens of Colleyvil1e.
you, for the time you
citizens of Colleyville
you for your labor in
I too have obligations
I, therefore, Veto
the Land Use Map.
page 9, I exercise
objections:
Ordinance 0-87-653,
As provided by the
the Mayor's Veto right
Master PIan, particularly
City Charter Section 3.14
for the following attached
1. Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School site between Roberts
Road and Cheek Sparger approximately 27 acres not shown on
Land Use Map.
2. Present Church south of Glade Road west of Cheek Sparger
not on map.
3.
I was never at
institutional (re:
a hearing when this was discussed
Cheek Sparger/Jackson Road).
for
4. Northeast corner of Brown Trail and Cheek Sparger to be used
for Retail Commercial plus the rest has been fenced and it
has been built out.
5. North side of Steward, west of Hwy. 26 at Brown Trail - Braum's
Ice Cream is near completion and should have been shown on
the Land Use PIan, other land should also be Retail Commercial.
6. The Church on east side of Hwy. 26 south of Brown Trail should
be on Land Use Plan.
7.
The U.S. Post Office does have impact on citizens,
be shown on Pleasant Run Road, also Church across from
Station, not on Usage Map also impacts citizens.
8. Land Use on Reagan Road and Lowrie, with City of Hurst on
South side. Homes are built on 1 acre lots or larger has
been Land Use planned for 2.2 units per acre or less. This
gives false impression in these Land Use areas. Also in
Quail Crest Estates and Woodbriar, one shows as 8 units per
acre or less, on 15,000 lots other shows 2.2 on same size
lot. The 8 units per acre or less is also misleading, as
should
Police
P. O. BOX 185 COLLEVVILLE, TEXAS 76034 (817) 281-4044
this area is built or can not in any way have 8 units per
acre, noteably Saddlebrook, Tara, Windview, Woodland Hills,
and Plymouth Park, are also built out or nearing being built
out. These sub-divisions were never planned to have 8 units
per acre, and some of the citizens are concerned with this
land use information. Other would like to build 8 units
per acre. How will future Council's look upon this type
Land Use Assumption?
9. On Hwy 26 we have office or office warehouse with Retail
Commercial on 2 sides near the Sanders Lane area. This should
have Retail Commercial.
10.
The area south of Industrial Park on McDowell School,
of North Richland Hills Commercial on Precinct Line
with a proposed minor co11ected street on south. This
not lend itself to .05 units per acre, but some type
Use to support other property.
11. The 4 underground houses are not in any way 8 units per acre
on less as they have 10 acres.
east
Road
does
Land
12.
Church property with 11 acres
built on this year will have
map.
13. Church on John McCain Road on north side, east of Pleasant
Run Road not on map.
on Pleasant Run Road to be
impact on City, not on usage
14. City Park on John McCain on wrong side of street.
15. I find the new water tower and the City Barn not shown on
Land Usage Hap - Institutional on wrong lot. Fire Station
on HaIl Johnson not shown.
16. Pipeline crossing City should be shown, as it wil1 have Land
Use Impact though school property on Pleasant Run Road.
17. I have some doubts on the Equestrian Trail routing.
18.
We paid big money for
to get a good viable
presently used, should
build out of our City.
a Land Use Map, the citizens
product. I feel the land as
be used when looking at the
expect
it is
total
I feel the meetings I called on Saturday, the 29th day of August
and the meeting on Monday, the 31st day of August, 1987 was a good
faith effort to familiarize the citizens with the Master Plan.
For the aforementioned reasons, I have respectfu11y exercised the
responsibility of the Mayor by veto. The Mayor has and always will
respect the Council's action as I know you respect my rights as
Mayor.
Sincerely,
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Buck Hubbard
Mayor