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City of Colleyville Page 1 City of Colleyville City Council Special Meeting Agenda City Hall 100 Main Street Colleyville, Texas 76034 817.503.1000 www.colleyville.com Thursday, January 5, 2023 6:00 PM Council Chambers Third Floor, City Hall 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. ORDINANCE(S): FIRST READING AND PUBLIC HEARING 2a Ordinance O-23-2233 Request to appeal the decision of the Planning and Zoning Commission for consideration of a Zoning Change from AG Agricultural and RE Single Family 'Estate' Residential to PUD-R Planned Unit Development - Residential zoning district for Tract 1B1, 1C1, 1B2, and 1B3, Abstract 294, Robert Chowning Survey, and Lot 1, Block 1, Cero Addition, located at 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Pool Road, Case ZC22-036 3. ADJOURNMENT I hereby certify this agenda was posted on City Hall bulletin boards Friday, December 30, 2022, by 5:00 p.m. Christine Loven, TRMC City Secretary Notice of Possible Quorum: A quorum of any Colleyville board, commission, or committee may be present at this meeting. Public Comments. Any matter on this agenda may, at the discretion of the governing body, be opened for public comment and discussion. Executive Session: As authorized by Section 551.071(2) of the Texas Government Code, this meeting may be convened into closed executive session for the purpose of seeking legal advice from the City’s attorney on any agenda item listed herein or for matters in which the duty of the attorney to the governmental body under the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct of the State Bar of Texas clearly conflicts with Chapter 551 of the Texas Code Accessibility: If you plan to attend this public meeting and have a disability that requires special accommodations, please advise the City Secretary at least 48 hours in advance at 817.503.1133, and reasonable accommodations will be made to assist you. City of Colleyville Page 1 City of Colleyville City Council Agenda Briefing City Hall 100 Main Street Colleyville, Texas 76034 www.colleyville.com Agenda Number 2a Agenda Date 1/5/2023 Number Ordinance O-23-2233 Type Ordinance Department City Council Title Request to appeal the decision of the Planning and Zoning Commission for consideration of a Zoning Change from AG Agricultural and RE Single Family 'Estate' Residential to PUD-R Planned Unit Development - Residential zoning district for Tract 1B1, 1C1, 1B2, and 1B3, Abstract 294, Robert Chowning Survey, and Lot 1, Block 1, Cero Addition, located at 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Pool Road, Case ZC22-036 Strategic Plan Explanation First Reading and Public Hearing The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended denial at their November 14, 2022 meeting by a vote of 5-0. When the Planning and Zoning Commission makes a recommendation of denial, a favorable vote of three-fourths (3/4) of all members of the City Council is required for approval of the request. Additionally, no change of zoning where exists a protest against such change, signed by the owners of twenty (20) percent or more of either the area of lots or land included in such proposed change, or lots or land immediately adjoining same and extending two hundred (200) feet therefrom, filed with the City Secretary, shall be passed except by a favorable vote of three-fourths (3/4) of all members of the City Council. The opposition currently is at approximately 34%. Curtis Young, the applicant, has submitted a request to rezone the 13.89 acres property located at 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Pool Road from AG Agricultural and RE Single Family ‘Estate’ Residential zoning to a PUD-R Planned Unit Development- Residential district. The purpose is to rezone in order to allow for the development of a new 19 lot single-family residential subdivision. Existing Conditions/Background: The subject property is currently an unplatted lot and a platted lot. A home currently exists which is being proposed to be removed. Proposed Zoning Change: Request – The request is to rezone from the AG Agricultural and RE Single Family ‘Estate’ Residential to the PUD-R Planned Unit Development - Residential district. The request is to construct a new 19 lot detached single-family subdivision to be known as The Bluffs at Colleyville. City Council Agenda Briefing 2a City of Colleyville Page 2 Purpose - The purpose of a Planned Unit Development (PUD) is to provide for greater flexibility and discretion in the approval of residential, non-residential and mixed use developments by encouraging creative, efficient and aesthetically desirable residential and commercial projects which are superior to what could be accomplished in other zoning districts. This may be through the use of increased open spaces and greenbelts or by providing enhanced amenities or features within the development which will be of special benefit to the property owners or to the community. Analysis – Per the PUD proposed, this project is requesting to create a new detached single-family subdivision of 19 lots. There is a proposed street connection along Pool Road serving as the entrance and exit to the subdivision. The lots range from 20,015 s.f. to 27,294 s.f. The average lot size is 21,354 s.f. The minimum home size will be 3,500 s.f. Along the northern border is a proposed nature trail which connects to Pool Road. According to the Land Development Code, Chapter 3, Section 3.23: “The Maximum Residential Density permitted in the PUD-R district shall not exceed 1.8 dwelling units per net acre. For the purpose of this calculation, the density calculation shall include all residential areas of the project. This calculation shall exclude all proposed non- residential acreage and street rights-of-way from the net acreage.” The open space required for a PUD-R is 20% and this subdivision proposes 20.66%. “Residential areas: For all residential uses, common open space land, comprising not less than twenty (20%) of the gross residential project area, shall be provided for the primary use of occupants of the residential units.” Plat Status: The subject property is unplatted as Tracts 1B1, 1C1, 1B2, and 1B3, Abstract 294, Robert Chowning Survey and a platted lot being Lot 1, Block 1, Cerro Addition. DRC Review: This request was reviewed during the September 19, 2022 DRC meeting and determined the application may be scheduled for the next available Planning and Zoning Commission meeting. The DRC provided the following comments: 1. For Lots 18 and 19 label the south setback as 25 feet. Staff considers these as ‘rear’. 2. Staff strongly encourages a 25’ setback along the South line for Lot 11 as well. Staff strongly encourages adding a 25-foot landscape setback along the lots backing existing homes. 3. Please submit a new Statement of Planning Objectives. The applicant updated their exhibits as requested by staff and were received on October 3, 2022. Engineering Comments City Council Agenda Briefing 2a City of Colleyville Page 3 1. Land Development Code Chapter 14, Section 14-170 Drainage and Storm Sewer Improvements, Sub-Section B-1 states the following: “No matter which method is used to calculate runoff, a developer or builder of residential property greater than one (1) acre in size, or any property that was platted as a part of an overall tract which was greater than one (1) acre in size (including churches and schools), shall develop the property so that the rate of runoff created by the development as it leaves the property does not exceed the rate of runoff that is currently occurring in the existing conditions. A developer or builder of commercial property greater than one-half (1/2) acre must follow the above guidelines.” We concur with the Fire Marshal’s comments in regards to the 50’ ROW and the fire emergency exit gates that will have to be accepted with public improvements. Fire Marshal Comments: If the City Council elects to approve the plan as submitted as a private subdivision, any gate is considered a Public Improvement and is required to be installed and accepted with the Public Improvements. The gate would be required to meet the requirements of the Land Development Code in Chapter 14. The subdivision is required to meet the requirements of Chapter 10 of the Land Development Code. Any gate will be required to be addressed and an HOA Lot. Drainage: A drainage study is needed, including a downstream assessment. Surrounding Development: Property to the north and east is located in the City of Grapevine. Property to the south has R-20 Single Family Residential zoning and has developed with single-family homes. The property to the west has Planned Unit Development – Residential zoning located in the Ross Downs subdivision and has developed with single-family homes. Comprehensive Plan: The City’s Comprehensive Plan, Destination Colleyville, designates the subject property and the property near this location along Wilkes Drive as planned for residential use. The proposed rezoning request does comply with the residential land use designation stated in the comprehensive plan. One of the goals for this area, as outlined in Destination Colleyville, is to protect the character and integrity of existing neighborhoods by promoting future development that is compatible with the surrounding development patterns and development character. Fees: Impact Fees are required per Chapter 13 (Impact Fees) of the Land Development Code and are due prior to the issuance of a Building Permit, if applicable. Tree Preservation: The development must comply with Chapter 5 (Urban Forestry) of the Land Development Code. Where any tree is slated for removal, no site grading, dirt disturbance or new construction may occur on the property until a Tree Removal Permit has been issued that is associated with an approved Tree Preservation Plan. In addition to the requirements for submittal of a Tree Removal Permit and Tree Preservation Plan, future development on the site must maintain the minimum existing protected tree canopy coverage as required in Chapter 5. City Council Agenda Briefing 2a City of Colleyville Page 4 Public Notification: Staff mailed notices to all property owners within 500 feet as well as any Homeowners Associations and Independent School Districts within 1,000 feet of the subject property. Notice was published in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram as required by State law and the Land Development Code. Staff Recommendation: Staff is neutral on this request. Planning and Zoning Commission Recommendation: The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended denial of the request at their November 14, 2022 meeting by a vote of 5-0. When the Planning and Zoning Commission makes a recommendation of denial, a favorable vote of three-fourths (3/4) of all members of the City Council is required for approval of the request. Financial Impact There is no financial impact to the City. Recommendation None Attachments 1. Appeal Request for The Bluffs at Colleyville 2. Aerial Map 3. Zoning Map 4. Future Land Use Map 5. Statement of Planning Objectives 6. Development Plan 7. Drainage Plan 8. Detention Assessment Report 9. Urban Forestry Plan 10. Urban Forestry Report 11. Chapter 5 Urban Forestry 12. Notification Map 13. Notification Letter 14. Notification List 15. Letters of Opposition 16. Letter of Support 17. Ordinance O-23-2233 1 Ben Bryner Subject:RE: Zoning Case ZC22-036- The Bluffs at Colleyville From: Curtis Young < > Sent: Friday, November 18, 2022 3:54 PM To: Ben Bryner <BBryner@colleyville.com> Cc: Jackie Reyff <JReyff@colleyville.com>; Dakari Hill <DHill@colleyville.com>; Mark Goodwin (); travis; jody; Clayton Redinger < > Subject: Zoning Case ZC22‐036‐ The Bluffs at Colleyville Ben, Please be advised that pursuant to the vote of the Planning and Zoning Commission, I would like to officially request an appeal of the case to the City Council. We look forward to working with the city to achieve a plan which meets the city’s Comprehensive Plan, and can gain approval. Thanks. Regards‐ Curtis W. Young, AIA Sage Group, Inc. 1130 N. Carroll Avenue, Suite 200 Southlake, Texas 76092 Tel: 817-424-2626 (Metro) Fax: 817-424-2890 Cell: 817-909-0909 Email: cyoung@sage‐dfw.com POOL ROADMELANIEDRIVE D A N I E L L E DRIVEW I L K E S D R I V EBROADOAK WAYWILKESCOURTINDIA COURTUP L ANDL A N E L O N G W O O D DRIVE CONNIELANEWANDERI NGW A Y TW EL V E O A K S LA NE ATLANTADRIVEGL E NH OP E CIR CLE S GL E NH O P E CIR CL E N Aerial Map DISCLAIMER:This map and information contained in it were developed exclusively for use by the City of Colleyville.Any use or reliance on this map by anyone else is at that party's risk and without liability to the City of Colleyville, its officials or employees for any discrepancies, errors, or variances which may exist. ZC22-036 K2417 Wilkes Drive Subject Property POOL ROADMELANIEDRIVE D A N I E L L E DRIVEW I L K E S D R I V EBROADOAK WAYWILKESCOURTINDIA COURTUP L ANDL A N ELONGWOODD RIVE CONNIELANEWANDERI NGW A Y TWELVE OAKS LANE ATLANTADRIVEGL E NH OP E CIR CLE S GL E NH O P E CIR CL E N AG AG PU D-C AG PU D-C PU D-R RE R-20 Zoning Map DISCLAIMER:This map and information contained in it were developed exclusively for use by the City of Colleyville.Any use or reliance on this map by anyone else is at that party's risk and without liability to the City of Colleyville, its officials or employees for any discrepancies, errors, or variances which may exist. ZC22-036 K2417 Wilkes Drive Subject Property POOL ROADBROADOAKWAYW I L K E S D R I V E LO NG W O O D DRIVE CONNIELANEINDIA COURTUP L ANDL A N E TW EL V E O A K S LA NEATLANTADRIVE GL ENH O P E C I R C L E N Future Land Use Map DISCLAIMER:This map and information contained in it were developed exclusively for use by the City of Colleyville.Any use or reliance on this map by anyone else is at that party's risk and without liability to the City of Colleyville, its officials or employees for any discrepancies, errors, or variances which may exist. ZC22-036 K2417 Wilkes Drive Subject Property Residential Institutional Open Space; Parks The Bluffs at Colleyville Colleyville, Texas Zoning Narrative –30 SEPT 2022 WillowTree Development, LLC, Developer Sage Group, Inc., Land Planner Statement of Planning Objectives The Bluffs at Colleyville is a proposed residential neighborhood to be developed by WillowTree Development, LLC, under the PUD-R Residential District regulations for residential development in the City of Colleyville. The approximately 14 acre property is located on the west side of Pool Road, just south of Big Bear Creek, which is also the Colleyville/Grapevine city limits. Adjacencies: The property is adjacent to, and could almost be considered an extension of, the Ross Downs Estates neighborhood- as it is accessed through that neighborhood via Wilkes Drive. The Ross Downs Estates lots to the south (off of Twelve Oaks Lane) are ½ acre lots, but the section of Ross Downs Estates through which this property is currently accessed (from the west), is comprised of 10,000+ sf lots. To the north and east is Big Bear Creek, and the City of Grapevine. The property is currently designated AG (Agriculture), so this would be the initial “development” zoning requested. The intent here is to rezone the entire property to PUD- R, unifying the property into one cohesive, master planned residential development of the highest quality. There is currently an occupied single-family home on the property, which will be removed as it is developed. The proposed plan responds to, and in many ways reflects the neighborhoods and properties we are adjacent to. Where we are adjacent to the larger, ½ acre Ross Downs lots to the south, we are proposing half-acre lots; all lots will meet the minimum of 20,000 sf. We have designed the project to be compatible and in harmony with our adjacent neighbors, comply with the requirements of the PUD-R Ordinance, and to be consistent with the city’s Comprehensive Plan. Overall density is 1.37 lots per acre. Quality and compatibility with the adjacent residential, in this portion of Colleyville is essential, and we have designed this proposal with those goals in mind. Access: The property currently only has one point of street access, determined when Ross Downs was approved and developed. Wilkes Drive currently dead-ends into the property on the west side. After discussions with the neighbors along Wilkes Dr. and elsewhere in Ross Downs- and hearing their concerns of having additional traffic along those streets, an additional property was acquired which will allow access directly from Pool Road. Because of this, we can implement an “emergency only” access at Wilkes Drive, thereby putting no additional traffic on Wilkes Drive and other Ross Downs streets. The residences planned for The Bluffs at Colleyville will be upscale, with selling prices estimated to start at around $2 million. Each home will be required to go through a design review process, prior to construction, to assure a high level of quality and design. The Bluffs at Colleyville will be developed with the normal Colleyville public street section of 31’ (back of curb to back of curb), in a 50’ R.O.W., throughout the project. There will be a requirement of at least two street trees for every residential lot to be installed by the home builders, adjacent to the street rights of way. The existing and fully developed storm drainage has been carefully analyzed, and will be designed to meet all city regulations and not adversely affect any neighboring properties. The property generally drains to the north, directly into Big Bear Creek. Therefore, no detention ponds will be necessary. To encourage pedestrian activity in the neighborhood, sidewalks will be built along the front of each lot. We also propose to provide a (not fully accessible) “nature trail,” down into the flood plain area, which will also connect to the city sidewalk along Pool Road , allowing pedestrian connections to other neighborhoods, schools and other facilities along Pool Road. The scale and orientation of the development has been designed to have an inviting visual flow with the existing neighborhoods and surrounding uses. The design criteria of the homes will create high quality designed homes in keeping with both the immediate neighborhood and Colleyville as a whole. Development Schedule The Bluffs at Colleyville will be developed in one phase, with development commencing upon the successful completion of the zoning and platting and the subsequent approval of the final plat and engineering plans. Construction of homes is anticipated to start immediately upon completion of the subdivision’s infrastru cture. Economic Development Information The Bluffs at Colleyville will have a total of nineteen (19) homes, each with an estimated average value upon completion of $2,000,000, resulting in an overall tax base of over $42,000,000. At the current tax rate of 2.2221%, the total taxes generated from the development are projected to be $845,000, with over $117,000 generated directly for the City at buildout. Development Standards Permitted Land Use: Single Family Residential Detached Minimum House Size: 3,500 square feet. Minimum Lot Area: 20,000 s.f. (Average about 21,354 s.f.) Minimum Lot Width: Eighty feet (80’) measured at the building setback line, except pie-shaped cul-de-sac lots, in which case the minimum shall be seventy-five feet (75’), as shown on the Development Plan. Front Yard Setbacks: Thirty feet (30’) back of the property line Rear Yard Setbacks: Twenty-Five feet (25’) Side Yard Setbacks: Ten feet (10’). Street-facing Side Yard: Side yard setbacks on the street side of a corner lot, fronting on another street, shall all be 25’. Street Standards: The streets within The Bluffs at Colleyville are proposed to be standard Colleyville public streets. All sections will be built to the standard street section of 31’ b/b paving, in a 50’ Street ROW. Minimum Roof Pitch: Minimum of a 10:12 roof pitch, unless architecturally required to vary, based on home style. Garage Standard: Minimum of a three car garage with wood-like, architecturally enhanced doors. Masonry Requirement: The dominant exterior vertical wall area of each structure, exclusive of doors and windows, shall be masonry (brick, stone, or stucco) or other material solely determined by the Committee. No more than 20% of the exterior vertical wall to be authentic lath and stucco application over wood framing. Dryvit systems or Styrofoam products are not acceptable. The exterior of chimney flues shall be of masonry material acceptable to the Committee. Installation of all types of exterior items and surfaces such as address numbers or external ornamentation, lights, mail chutes, mailboxes, roofing materials and exterior paint or stain, shall be subject to the approval of the Committee as to size, design, materials color, manufacturer and location. Additional Elevation Requirements: All plans will be reviewed by the The Bluffs at Colleyville Architectural Review Committee, to ensure structures and site features of the highest quality. Elevations will have a hierarchy of plate dominance featuring custom front doors and entrances; balanced architectural features and interests with natural tones for paint and exterior finishes. The elevations on all “four sides” shall be addressed in the design to present a finished appearance. Roofing will match the architectural style. Slate, tile composition or standing seam metal are examples. Each elevation should add interest to the entire streetscape. Windows: No aluminum widows allowed in the subdivision, only windows of higher quality and energy efficiency will be allowed. All windows will be insulated glass with a “low-e” specification. Fencing: Wood fencing will only be permitted between lots. All front elevation fences, from the front of the house to the side property line, shall be open style fencing of decorative metal, and/or masonry. All lots adjacent to a Common Open Space shall be open style fencing of decorative metal, and/or Masonry. Where lots back to existing residential lots with fences, the existing fence shall be kept, maintained or improved in coordination with each owner, as shown in the diagram on the Development Plan and associated detailed diagrams. Where open space lots border adjacent properties, either the existing fence will be maintained or improved, or a decorative masonry or metal fence will be installed, all in cooperation with the adjacent property owner, according to the detailed plans submitted with zoning. Streetscape Standards: Minimum of two (2) three-inch (3”) caliper trees per front yard, unless quality existing trees are present and saved. Fully landscaped and sprinklered front and rear yard within sixty days of completing a house. Open Space Maintenance: The open space lots within the subdivision shall be maintained in a consistent, uniform manner by the The Bluffs at Colleyville Homeowners Association through dues collected from the individual homeowners. Membership in the Homeowner’s Association is mandatory. Street Design Standards: Right of Way: Fifty feet (50’) (Undivided), Travel Lane Width: Thirty-one feet (31’), back of curb to back of curb. Turning Radii: Fifteen feet (15’) Open Space Standards: All Common Open Space along the internal streets shall be fully landscaped and irrigated with a combination of trees and shrubbery pursuant to an approved landscape plan. The Common Open Space shall be owned, operated and maintained by The Bluffs at Colleyville Homeowners Association which shall have a mandatory membership of all homeowners and shall collect dues in amounts satisfactory to maintain the Common Open Space. The Association shall have fine and lien rights as permitted by law to enforce compliance with the rules of the association. Signage: A monument sign identifying the subdivision shall be built at the entry from Pool Road. INDIA COURTWILKES DRIVE 10 0 - y e a r LOT 19 LOT 18LOT 17R LOT 1 10,882 s.f.10,000 s.f. 10,000 s.f. 18,954 s.f. LOT 217,321 s.f. LOT 37 10,888 s.f.LOT 36 10,000 s.f.LOT 35 10,000 s.f. LOT 13 26,777 s.f. 26,216 s.f. LOT 11 LOT 9 23,040 s.f. LOT 8 22,850 s.f. LOT 7 22,719 s.f. LOT 6 22,719 s.f. LOT 5 22,719 s.f. LOT 4 22,719 s.f. LOT 3 22,719 s.f. LOT 2 22,719 s.f. LOT 1 22,587 s.f. ROSS DOWNS ESTATES LONGWOOD ESTATES LOT 12 20,011 s.f. 14,440 s.f. F.L.U.=RESIDENTIAL Zoning: Single Family Residential R-20 F.L.U.=RESIDENTIAL Zoning: Single Family Residential R-20 F.L.U.=RESIDENTIAL Zoning: PUD-R F.L.U.=PARKS & COMMON SPACES POOL ROADCI T Y O F G R A P E V I N E CITY OF GRAPEVINECITY OFGRAPEVINECI T Y O F C O L L E Y V I L L ECITY OFCOLLEYVILLE18'F-F18'F-F15'NATURE TRAIL 10'TRAILEASMTNATURE TRAIL EMERGENCY ACCESS GATE 50'R.O.W.30'F-FINDIA COURTWILKES DRIVE LOT 19 LOT 18LOT 17R LOT 1 10,882 s.f.10,000 s.f. 10,000 s.f. 18,954 s.f. LOT 217,321 s.f. LOT 37 10,888 s.f.LOT 36 10,000 s.f.LOT 35 10,000 s.f. LOT 13 26,777 s.f. 20,831 s.f. 26,216 s.f. LOT 11 LOT 9 23,040 s.f. LOT 8 22,850 s.f. LOT 7 22,719 s.f. LOT 6 22,719 s.f. LOT 5 22,719 s.f. LOT 4 22,719 s.f. LOT 3 22,719 s.f. LOT 2 22,719 s.f. LOT 1 22,587 s.f. ROSS DOWNS ESTATES LONGWOOD ESTATES LOT 12 20,011 s.f. 14,440 s.f. F.L.U.=RESIDENTIAL Zoning: Single Family Residential R-20 F.L.U.=RESIDENTIAL Zoning: Single Family Residential R-20 F.L.U.=RESIDENTIAL Zoning: PUD-R F.L.U.=PARKS & COMMON SPACES POOL ROADCI T Y O F G R A P E V I N E CITY OF GRAPEVINECITY OFGRAPEVINECI T Y O F C O L L E Y V I L L ECITY OFCOLLEYVILLE21,671 s.f.1 20,015 s.f.2 20,102 s.f.3 20,921 s.f.4 20,026 s.f.5 20,060 s.f.6 117,667 s.f.OS 6,174 s.f.OS OS 576 s.f. OS 762 s.f. 20,007 s.f.11 22,974 s.f.10 20,012 s.f.14 20,032 s.f.13 20,032 s.f.12 25' REAR SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK25' LANDSCAPE &REAR SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK25' R E A R S E T B A C K 25' REAR SETBACK 25' REAR SETBACK30' FR O N T S E T B A C K 30' FRONT SETBACK30' FRONT SETBACK 30' F R O N T S E T B A C K30' FRONT SETBACK30' FRONT SETBACK25' SIDE S E T B A C K 25' SIDE SETBACK 10' SIDE SETBAC K 10' SIDE SETBACK 10' SI D E S E T B A C K 10' SIDE S E T B A C K 10' SIDE S E T B A C K10' SIDE SETBACK10' S IDE SETBACK18'F-F18'F-F15'50'R.O.W.30'F-FNATURE TRAIL 10'TRAILESMTNATURE TRAIL 22,480 s.f.19 27,294 s.f.18 21,590 s.f.17 25,055 s.f.16 21,238 s.f.15 R40' R50' 25' SIDE SETBACK EMERGENCY ACCESS GATE 100-year 10 0 - y e a r 7 20,057 s.f. 8 20,048 s.f. 9 21,122 s.f. 66.89% 20.66% 12.45% 100.00% Site Data Summary Chart Single Family Residential Lots Common Areas Residential Lots Open Space R.O.W. Res. Gross Acreage 19 4 9.29 ac. 2.87 ac. 1.73 ac. 13.89 ac. Site Data Gross Acreage Gross Density (lots / acre) Existing Zoning: AG Proposed Zoning: PUD-R Existing Use:Residential / AG Proposed Use: S.F. Residential 13.89 ac. 1.37 lots/AC Lot Summary Residential Lots Minimum Lot Area Average Lot Area Common Areas 19 20,015 s.f. 21,354 s.f. 4 2584 2585 2586 2587 2588 2589 2590 2591 2592 2593 2594 2595 2596 2597 2598 2599 2600 8" PINE 10" ELM 15" OAK 11" OAK 7" PINE 13" PINE 22" PINE 11" OAK 11" OAK 7" OAK 25" OAK 20" OAK 22" PINE 8" PINE 7" PINE 22" PINE 8" OAK 2688 2689 2690 2691 2692 2693 2695 2696 2697 2698 2699 2700 2701 2702 2703 2704 2705 8" CEDAR 21" OAK 18" OAK 6" ELM 9" ELM 10" OAK 16" CEDAR 8" CEDAR 10" ELM 15" OAK 8" CEDAR 17" OAK 6" HACKBERRY 6" PLUM 8" BOIS D'ARC 10" CEDAR 10" OAK 2793 2794 2795 2796 2797 2798 2799 2800 2801 2802 2803 2804 2805 2806 2807 2808 2809 7" CEDAR 6" CEDAR 11" OAK 10" ELM 12" CEDAR 9" OAK 16" OAK 11" OAK 12" CEDAR 11" CEDAR 8" OAK MT" HACKBERRY 8" OAK 6" OAK 8" OAK 8" OAK 10" HACKBERRY 2894 2895 2896 2897 2898 2899 2900 2901 2902 2903 2904 2906 2907 2908 2910 2911 2912 8" CEDAR 8" ELM 11" ELM 15" CEDAR 7" CEDAR 11" CEDAR 6" HACKBERRY 10" HACKBERRY 6" BRADFORD PEAR 9" OAK 8" OAK 21" ELM 20" HACKBERRY 14" OAK 21" CEDAR 19" CEDAR 7" OAK 2998 2999 3000 6101 6102 6103 6104 6105 6106 6107 6108 6109 6110 6111 6112 6113 6114 21" OAK 6" CEDAR 7" CEDAR 6" HACKBERRY 11" POST OAK 7" CEDAR ELM 12" POST OAK 18" POST OAK 11" POST OAK 14" POST OAK 16" POST OAK 9" POST OAK 18" POST OAK 8" POST OAK 16" POST OAK 8" POST OAK 8" POST OAK 6198 6199 6200 6287 6288 6289 6290 6291 6292 6293 6294 6295 6296 6297 6298 6299 6300 13" POST OAK 13" POST OAK 9" POST OAK 10" POST OAK 17" POST OAK 13" OAK 12" POST OAK 14" POST OAK 15" POST OAK 8" POST OAK 18" POST OAK 14" POST OAK 19" POST OAK 13" POST OAK 15" POST OAK 8" OAK 10" OAK 8075 8077 8078 8079 8080 8081 8082 8083 8084 8085 8086 8087 8088 8089 8090 8091 8092 7" OAK 17" OAK 10" OAK 9" CEDAR 18" PINE 8" OAK 20" OAK 6" CEDAR 13" CEDAR 6" CEDAR 13" CEDAR 11" CEDAR 15" OAK 6" CEDAR 15" OAK 6" ELM 7" CEDAR 8276 8277 8278 8279 8280 8281 8282 8283 8284 8285 8286 8287 8288 8289 8290 8291 8292 11" HERCULES CLUB Fence Legend 6' Wood Fence 5' Ornamental Iron Fence 6' Masory Wall POOL ROADCIT Y O F G R A P E V I N E CITY OF GRAPEVINECITY OFGRAPEVINECIT Y O F C O L L E Y V I L L ECITY OFCOLLEYVILLEZoning: Single Family Residential R-20 Zoning: Single Family POOL ROADCIT Y O F G R A P E V I N E CITY OF GRAPEVINECITY OFGRAPEVINECIT Y O F C O L L E Y V I L L ECITY OFCOLLEYVILLE25' REAR SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK25' LANDSCAPE &REAR SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK25' R E A R S E T B A C K 25' REAR SETBACK 25' REAR SETBACK30' FRO N T S E T B A C K 30' FRONT SETBACK30' FRONT SETBACK 30' F R O N T S E T B A C K30' FRONT SETBACK30' FRONT SETBACK25' SIDE S E T B A C K 25' SIDE SETBACK 10' SIDE SETBACK 10' SIDE SETBACK 10' SI D E S E T B A C K 10' SIDE SE T B A C K 10' SIDE SE T B A C K10' SIDE SETBACK1 0 ' S ID E S E TB AC K 25' SIDE SETBACK 100-year 100 - y e a r Legend Nature Trail 5' Sidewalk Flood Plain Colleyville, Tarrant County, Texas SAGE GROUP, INC.Master Planning Urban Design ArchitectureLandscape Architecture 1130 N. Carroll Ave., Ste. 200Southlake, Texas 76092TEL. 817-424-2626 Planner: 30 SEP 22 0 50' 100'200' 1" = 50' Applicant: Sage Group, Inc. 1130 N. Carroll Avenue, Suite 200 Southlake, TX 76092 817-424-2626 Contact: Curtis Young, AIA Development Plan The Bluffs at Colleyville Owner: Unique Fortune, LLC 400 Carroll Avenue Southlake, TX 76092 Tel: 817-366-8666 Contact: Mark Goodwin LOCATION MAP FENCE DIAGRAM Engineer: Redinger Group, LLC P.O. Box 93206 Southlake, Texas 76092 817-253-5727 Attn: Clayton Redinger, P.E. Zoning Exhibit for Zoning Change Request From AG to PUD-R Notes: -Front Setbacks are 30' Typical, except where noted. -Rear Setbacks are 25' Typical -Side Setbacks are 10' Typical, 25' street side setback on corner lot Developer: WillowTree Development, LLC 680 N. Carroll Avenue, Suite 100 Southlake, Texas 76092 817-617-9105 Attn: Travis Franks P R E L I M I N A R Y FOR REVIEW ONLY Not for Construction or Permit Purposes P.E. No. Engineer Date CLAYTON T. REDINGER 97497 9/30/2022 PREPARED FOR:CLIENT NAME ADDRESS CITY, TEXAS XXXXX (XXX) XXX-XXXX REDINGER GROUP, LLC P.O. BOX 93206 SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS 76092 PHONE: (817) 253-5727 ENGINEERING FIRM REGISTRATION NUMBER F-23328 EXISTING DRAINAGE PLAN THE BLUFFS AT COLLEYVILLE COLLEYVILLE, TEXAS ( IN FEET )1 INCH = FTNORTH P R E L I M I N A R Y FOR REVIEW ONLY Not for Construction or Permit Purposes P.E. No. Engineer Date CLAYTON T. REDINGER 97497 9/30/2022 PREPARED FOR:CLIENT NAME ADDRESS CITY, TEXAS XXXXX (XXX) XXX-XXXX REDINGER GROUP, LLC P.O. BOX 93206 SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS 76092 PHONE: (817) 253-5727 ENGINEERING FIRM REGISTRATION NUMBER F-23328 PRELIMINARY GRADING & DRAINAGE PLAN THE BLUFFS AT COLLEYVILLE COLLEYVILLE, TEXAS ( IN FEET )1 INCH = FTNORTH P R E L I M I N A R Y FOR REVIEW ONLY Not for Construction or Permit Purposes P.E. No. Engineer Date CLAYTON T. REDINGER 97497 9/30/2022 PREPARED FOR:CLIENT NAME ADDRESS CITY, TEXAS XXXXX (XXX) XXX-XXXX REDINGER GROUP, LLC P.O. BOX 93206 SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS 76092 PHONE: (817) 253-5727 ENGINEERING FIRM REGISTRATION NUMBER F-23328( IN FEET )1 INCH = FTNORTH PRELIMINARY UTILITY PLAN THE BLUFFS AT COLLEYVILLE COLLEYVILLE, TEXAS RG Project No. 1013-01 P.O. Box 93206 - Southlake, Tx 76092 - Phone: (817) 253-5727 HYDROLOGIC DETENTION ASSESSMENT REPORT FOR Bluffs of Colleyville IN THE City of Colleyville, Texas Prepared for: Unique Fortunes, LLC 400 N. Carroll Ave. Southlake, Texas 76092 10/04/2022 October 4th, 2022 Page 2 DETENTION ASSEMSSMENT REPORT Bluffs of Colleyville City of Colleyville, Texas GENERAL DISCUSSION Rainfall in North Texas is often associated with intense thunderstorms resulting from frontal weather changes. Due to the nature of these intense storms and flooding that may occur as a result, measures must be taken as land is developed to ensure that flooding does not cause loss of life or significant property damage. In north Texas, weather conditions lead to shorter, intense rainfalls. In fact, the rainfall intensities and volumes are unusually high in this area, comparable to Gulf Coast regions. As a result, dry creek beds can become raging torrents during typical storm events. In most cases, these conditions existed prior to development. Statistical models are used to simulate rainfall events affecting watersheds in hydrology studies. Land development typically affects runoff from drainage basins in two ways. First, development typically renders land surfaces less permeable due to construction of pavement and buildings. Less rainwater enters the ground and flows into creeks and drainage ways. Second, due to more impervious surfaces and other man-made improvements, it takes less time for runoff to enter natural drainageways. This change is often reflected in shorter “lag times” or “times of concentrations” in hydrology models. A drainage study may include consideration of storm water detention for any given development project. Storm water detention is a method to attenuate peak flow rates from a project site. In case of a possible downstream impact of an increase in peak flows from development, assessment of a watershed and conditions affecting overall impacts of development are often recommended to ensure there are no adverse impacts resulting from land development. Some mitigating measures may include stormwater detention which involves construction of a basin to temporarily store storm water while a specially designed outfall meters discharge to specified runoff rates. The design of a basin includes sizing a basin to contain a specific volume of storm water sufficient to allow the basin’s discharge to release at a specified rate. Locally, this threshold is usually either the flow rate of the watershed in an undeveloped state or that of a single-family residential development. Calculation of the basin size and outlet structure can be accomplished by a number of different methodologies. It has been observed that detention basins can provide protection of downstream property in certain circumstances where there is an immediate downstream concern. Additionally, it has also been observed that, due to a number of hydrologic factors, the effect of detention diminishes the further downstream any given project one may study. This is generally due to the fact that the volume of runoff is increased with development regardless of the rate of runoff. It has been shown by detailed hydrologic modeling that detention on a site may increase flows in receiving waters of relatively large watersheds. The problem is that the local site detention is holding storm water back and combining its discharge peak with that of the peak of the flood wave of the main receiving water body. Whereas the free discharge of the local site would place its peak well ahead of the main flood peak. This “coincident peak” is a predictable result of detailed analysis. Near the top of a watershed, detention is shown to provide reduced flows from the site and in the receiving water body. But at October 4th, 2022 Page 3 some point, the further downstream in a watershed one goes, the effect of site detention can increase flows in the receiving water body. Although, detailed hydrologic calculations may be needed to confirm the result. However, in North Texas, if a site is less than roughly 10 percent of the overall watershed at the discharge point, the effect of detention is often to increase the peak flow in the watershed. This study makes no assumptions about this “10% Rule”. Detailed study has been completed to ensure the proper recommendation for this site and surrounding watershed conditions. Some local jurisdictions are revising or clarifying their detention policies to consider the possibility and often not require detention at all in certain circumstances. To state it simply, site detention can, in certain instances, increase peak runoff from a watershed. BLUFFS OF COLLEYVILLE This report has been prepared to assess the impact of peak discharges as a result of development of Bluffs of Colleyville in Colleyville. The site has a total area of 13.9 acres and is positioned at the downstream end of a 19,163 acre watershed. Exhibit ‘A’ attached is a graphic representation of the Bear Creek watershed. It is important to note that at this point of analysis, Bear Creek receives runoff from seven different cities reaching as far west as Haslett, west of Interstate 35W and encompasses an area of approximately 30 square miles. With Bluffs of Colleyville at about 0.07% of the overall watershed, regional policy recognizes that detention on this site will almost certainly not be needed. However, this study has been prepared to investigate the need for detention. Bluffs of Colleyville will develop about 10.6 acres of the overall tract and the remaining 3.3 acres will remain undeveloped as it currently lies within the existing floodplain. Bear Creek runs over and adjacent to the existing property to an existing bridge under Pool Rd. METHODOLOGY Computer modeling was utilized to develop this assessment. Rainfall losses were based on the Curve Number method of the Soil Conservation Service (SCS) and hydrographs generated using a Type II distribution of rainfall. The 50% (2-year), 20% (5-year), 10% (10-year), 4% (25-year), 2% (50-year) and 1% (100-year) design storm events were evaluated. Rainfall amounts were taken from the North Central Texas Council of Governments integrated Storm Water Manual (iSWM). The time of concentration for the local watershed was assumed to be 15-minutes and is normally associated with the residential development. The time of concentration for Bear Creek was simulated by assuming a 45-minute time of concentration at the upper extreme end of the watershed and an average velocity of six feet per second within the main channel throughout the watershed. This is not intended be an exact modeling of the Bear Creek, but only an approximation of the time of peak discharge for Bear Creek at the project location. The methodology included detailed determination of hydrologic soil conditions (A, B, C, or D per SCS) and land uses based on existing available zoning and land use maps, the Tarrant County Soil Survey by the Soil Conservation Service (USDA), site observations and known development plans. The computer program HEC-HMS (Hydrologic Modeling System) published by the Hydrologic Engineering Center in Davis, California is a public domain, industry standard software used for October 4th, 2022 Page 4 modeling watersheds of various sizes and is appropriate for use in this study. Promulgated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, this software is approved for use by FEMA for studies submitted for review by the Agency. Two models were developed to represent each condition under consideration. Current conditions and proposed conditions without detention were assessed. Schematics of each condition are included in following sections of this report. All model conditions for off-site sub-basins were developed as described above. These conditions were developed representing current conditions. The overall watershed was assumed to be two- thirds urbanized and one-third open space which is in line with known urbanized condition studies of Bear Creek. Additionally, the urbanized conditions are assumed to be approximately 63% residential and 37% commercial. These approximations are made only to assign a reasonable curve number to the overall watershed, and the sensitivity of these assumptions to the overall conclusion is very small. Off-site areas have been modeled the same for both existing and proposed conditions. For proposed on-site conditions, Curve Numbers were applied according to the development plan and time of concentrations were calculated according to the applicable criteria and proposed development. SITE CONDITIONS The project site has been used for two single family residences in relatively recent past, but for the purposes of this analysis, it is assumed to be fully undeveloped. The property is wooded with significant tree cover. The site is proposed for develop 10.6 of the 13.9 acre site with single family residences with lots exceeding 20,000 sf. Runoff from the site will combine with floodwaters from Bear Creek at the immediate downstream end of the site. October 4th, 2022 Page 5 BASIN MODELS (CURRENT & PROPOSED) October 4th, 2022 Page 6 CURVE NUMBER SUMMARY SOIL SUMMARY BEAR CREEK RATING ACRES IN AOI PERCENT OF AOI A 412 2.2% B 5614 29.3% C 5119 26.7% D 8018 41.8% Total:19163 100% LAND USE BEAR CREEK % AREA OPEN SPACE 33% URBANIZED-COMMERCIAL 25% URBANIZED-RESIDENTIAL 42% SOIL SUMMARY BLUFFS RATING ACRES IN AOI PERCENT OF AOI A 0.0 0.0% B 4.9 35.3% C 2.0 14.4% D 7.0 50.4% Total:13.9 100% WEIGHTED CURVE NUMBER Drainage Open Space (Fair Condition) Urban Commercial Urban Residential (38%) Area A B C D A B C D A B C D Weighted CN 49 69 79 84 89 92 94 95 61 75 83 87 CN BEAR CREEK 0.7% 9.7% 8.8% 13.8% 0.5% 7.3% 6.7% 10.5% 0.9% 12.3% 11.2% 17.6% 83 BLUFFS EX 0.0% 35.1% 14.6% 50.3% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 78 BLUFFS PROP 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 35.1% 14.6% 50.3% 82 October 4th, 2022 Page 7 TIME OF CONCENTRATION/LAG TIME BEAR CREEK MAIN CHANNEL LENGTH = 93,600 FT AVERAGE VELOCITY = 6.0 FPS UPPER WATERSHED Tc = 45 MIN OVERALL Tc = 45 MIN + (93,600 FT / 6.0 FPS)/60 = 305 MIN LAG TIME = 0.6 * 305 MIN = 183 MIN BLUFFS Tc = 15 MIN (RESIDENTIAL) LAG TIME = 0.6 * 15 MIN = 9 MIN FLOW SUMMARY CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS Based on the results of this analysis, the development of site has no effect on the rate of flow immediately downstream of the development. Therefore, detention is not recommended nor required by existing standards. An electronic copy of the HEC-HMS (v.4.9) model will be provided for convenience of review by the City to confirm the information provided in this report. The work product is confidential and remains the property of Redinger Group, LLC.. Of course, this report remains public record once submitted but the electronic files remain privileged. PEAK DISCHARGE DP-1 (CFS) STORM EXISTING PROPOSED DIFF. 2-YR 6,021 6,021 0 5-YR 9,643 9,643 0 10-YR 12,544 12,544 0 25-YR 16,557 16,557 0 50-YR 19,698 19,698 0 100-YR 23,008 23,008 0 SOUTHLAKECOLLEYVILLEKELLERFORT WORTHHASLETGRAPEVINEPROJECT SITEBEAR CREEKNORTH RICHLAND HILLSFL DISTANCE = 93,600 LFNORTH P R E L I M I N A R YFOR REVIEW ONLYNot for Construction or Permit PurposesP.E. No.EngineerDateCLAYTON T. REDINGER9749710/05/2022REDINGER GROUP, LLCP.O. BOX 93206SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS 76092PHONE: (817) 253-5727ENGINEERING FIRM REGISTRATIONNUMBER F-23328 October 4th, 2022 Page 8 HMS RESULTS 2-YR (50%) 5-YR (20%) October 4th, 2022 Page 9 10-YR (10%) 25-YR (4%) October 4th, 2022 Page 10 50-YR (2%) 100-YR (1%) Hydrologic Soil Group—Tarrant County, Texas (BBC WATERSHED) Natural Resources Conservation Service Web Soil Survey National Cooperative Soil Survey 9/30/2022 Page 1 of 5 32° 59' 57'' N 97° 21' 43'' W32° 59' 57'' N97° 6' 12'' W32° 51' 28'' N 97° 21' 43'' W32° 51' 28'' N 97° 6' 12'' WN Map projection: Web Mercator Corner coordinates: WGS84 0 5000 10000 20000 30000 Feet 0 1500 3000 6000 9000 Meters Map Scale: 1:111,000 if printed on A landscape (11" x 8.5") sheet. MAP LEGEND MAP INFORMATION Area of Interest (AOI) Area of Interest (AOI) Soils Soil Rating Polygons A A/D B B/D C C/D D Not rated or not available Soil Rating Lines A A/D B B/D C C/D D Not rated or not available Soil Rating Points A A/D B B/D C C/D D Not rated or not available Water Features Streams and Canals Transportation Rails Interstate Highways US Routes Major Roads Local Roads Background Aerial Photography The soil surveys that comprise your AOI were mapped at 1:20,000. Please rely on the bar scale on each map sheet for map measurements. Source of Map: Natural Resources Conservation Service Web Soil Survey URL: Coordinate System: Web Mercator (EPSG:3857) Maps from the Web Soil Survey are based on the Web Mercator projection, which preserves direction and shape but distorts distance and area. A projection that preserves area, such as the Albers equal-area conic projection, should be used if more accurate calculations of distance or area are required. This product is generated from the USDA-NRCS certified data as of the version date(s) listed below. Soil Survey Area: Tarrant County, Texas Survey Area Data: Version 19, Sep 10, 2021 Soil map units are labeled (as space allows) for map scales 1:50,000 or larger. Date(s) aerial images were photographed: Jan 18, 2020—Mar 31, 2022 The orthophoto or other base map on which the soil lines were compiled and digitized probably differs from the background imagery displayed on these maps. As a result, some minor shifting of map unit boundaries may be evident. Hydrologic Soil Group—Tarrant County, Texas (BBC WATERSHED) Natural Resources Conservation Service Web Soil Survey National Cooperative Soil Survey 9/30/2022 Page 2 of 5 Hydrologic Soil Group Map unit symbol Map unit name Rating Acres in AOI Percent of AOI AgC Aledo gravelly clay loam, 1 to 8 percent slopes D 55.0 0.3% BfB Bastsil fine sandy loam, 0 to 3 percent slopes B 406.4 2.1% BmC Birome fine sandy loam, 1 to 5 percent slopes C 454.2 2.4% BmE Birome-Aubrey-Rayex complex, 5 to 15 percent slopes D 736.9 3.8% BoB Bolar clay loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes C 14.7 0.1% BuA Burleson clay, 0 to 1 percent slopes D 121.1 0.6% BuE Birome-Aubrey-Urban land complex, 5 to 15 percent slopes D 167.3 0.9% CrB Crosstell fine sandy loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes D 1,056.7 5.5% CrD Crosstell fine sandy loam, 3 to 8 percent slopes D 1,825.1 9.5% CuC Crosstell-Urban land complex, 1 to 5 percent slopes D 101.0 0.5% Ff Frio clay loam, 0 to 1 percent slopes, frequently flooded C 335.8 1.8% GfB Gasil fine sandy loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes B 1,731.2 9.0% GfC Gasil fine sandy loam, 3 to 8 percent slopes B 1,225.3 6.4% GgC Gasil sandy clay loam, graded, 1 to 5 percent slopes B 43.6 0.2% GuC Gasil-Urban land complex, 1 to 8 percent slopes B 143.2 0.7% KoC Konsil fine sandy loam, 1 to 5 percent slopes B 80.1 0.4% LdB Lindale clay loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes C 363.8 1.9% LeB Leson clay, 1 to 3 percent slopes D 466.5 2.4% Hydrologic Soil Group—Tarrant County, Texas BBC WATERSHED Natural Resources Conservation Service Web Soil Survey National Cooperative Soil Survey 9/30/2022 Page 3 of 5 Map unit symbol Map unit name Rating Acres in AOI Percent of AOI LnB Lindale-Urban land complex, 1 to 3 percent slopes C 14.3 0.1% LoB Lott silty clay, 1 to 3 percent slopes C 16.2 0.1% MaA Mabank fine sandy loam, 0 to 1 percent slopes D 73.7 0.4% MeE Medlin clay, 5 to 15 percent slopes D 30.8 0.2% MgB Mingo clay loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes D 186.5 1.0% NaB Navo clay loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes D 393.9 2.1% NauB Navo-Urban land complex, 1 to 3 percent slopes D 99.9 0.5% PIT Pits, quarries, 0 to 45 percent slopes D 6.9 0.0% PoB Ponder clay loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes C 1,280.6 6.7% Ps Pulexas fine sandy loam, frequently flooded A 412.1 2.2% PuB Ponder-Urban land complex, 0 to 3 percent slopes C 71.2 0.4% PvB Purves clay, 1 to 3 percent slopes D 214.4 1.1% RaA Rader fine sandy loam, 0 to 3 percent slopes C 2,477.7 12.9% RuA Rader-Urban land complex, 0 to 3 percent slopes C 90.6 0.5% SaB Sanger clay, 1 to 3 percent slopes D 399.1 2.1% SaC Sanger clay, 3 to 5 percent slopes D 48.3 0.3% SbB San Saba clay, 0 to 2 percent slopes D 195.4 1.0% ScA Slidell clay, 0 to 1 percent slopes D 52.0 0.3% ScB Slidell clay, 1 to 3 percent slopes D 314.3 1.6% SfC Silawa fine sandy loam, 3 to 8 percent slopes B 332.4 1.7% SnC Sanger-Urban land complex, 1 to 5 percent slopes D 425.8 2.2% Hydrologic Soil Group—Tarrant County, Texas BBC WATERSHED Natural Resources Conservation Service Web Soil Survey National Cooperative Soil Survey 9/30/2022 Page 4 of 5 Map unit symbol Map unit name Rating Acres in AOI Percent of AOI SpB Speck clay loam, 0 to 3 percent slopes D 40.5 0.2% SsC Silstid-Urban land complex, 1 to 5 percent slopes B 101.8 0.5% SsD Silstid loamy fine sand, 1 to 5 percent slopes B 1,154.5 6.0% W Water D 35.9 0.2% Wf Whitesboro loam, frequently flooded B 395.7 2.1% WsA Wilson clay loam, 0 to 2 percent slopes D 924.4 4.8% WuA Wilson-Urban land complex, 0 to 2 percent slopes D 46.5 0.2% Totals for Area of Interest 19,163.3 100.0% Rating Options Aggregation Method: Dominant Condition Component Percent Cutoff: None Specified Tie-break Rule: Higher Hydrologic Soil Group—Tarrant County, Texas BBC WATERSHED Natural Resources Conservation Service Web Soil Survey National Cooperative Soil Survey 9/30/2022 Page 5 of 5 Hydrologic Soil Group—Tarrant County, Texas (BLUFFS BOUNDARY) Natural Resources Conservation Service Web Soil Survey National Cooperative Soil Survey 9/30/2022 Page 1 of 33642510364255036425903642630364267036427103642750364279036425103642550364259036426303642670364271036427503642790674980675020675060675100675140675180675220675260675300675340675380675420 674980 675020 675060 675100 675140 675180 675220 675260 675300 675340 675380 675420 32° 54' 33'' N 97° 7' 44'' W32° 54' 33'' N97° 7' 27'' W32° 54' 24'' N 97° 7' 44'' W32° 54' 24'' N 97° 7' 27'' WN Map projection: Web Mercator Corner coordinates: WGS84 Edge tics: UTM Zone 14N WGS84 0 100 200 400 600 Feet 0 30 60 120 180 Meters Map Scale: 1:2,090 if printed on A landscape (11" x 8.5") sheet. Soil Map may not be valid at this scale. MAP LEGEND MAP INFORMATION Area of Interest (AOI) Area of Interest (AOI) Soils Soil Rating Polygons A A/D B B/D C C/D D Not rated or not available Soil Rating Lines A A/D B B/D C C/D D Not rated or not available Soil Rating Points A A/D B B/D C C/D D Not rated or not available Water Features Streams and Canals Transportation Rails Interstate Highways US Routes Major Roads Local Roads Background Aerial Photography The soil surveys that comprise your AOI were mapped at 1:20,000. Warning: Soil Map may not be valid at this scale. Enlargement of maps beyond the scale of mapping can cause misunderstanding of the detail of mapping and accuracy of soil line placement. The maps do not show the small areas of contrasting soils that could have been shown at a more detailed scale. Please rely on the bar scale on each map sheet for map measurements. Source of Map: Natural Resources Conservation Service Web Soil Survey URL: Coordinate System: Web Mercator (EPSG:3857) Maps from the Web Soil Survey are based on the Web Mercator projection, which preserves direction and shape but distorts distance and area. A projection that preserves area, such as the Albers equal-area conic projection, should be used if more accurate calculations of distance or area are required. This product is generated from the USDA-NRCS certified data as of the version date(s) listed below. Soil Survey Area: Tarrant County, Texas Survey Area Data: Version 19, Sep 10, 2021 Soil map units are labeled (as space allows) for map scales 1:50,000 or larger. Date(s) aerial images were photographed: Nov 11, 2020—Dec 10, 2020 The orthophoto or other base map on which the soil lines were compiled and digitized probably differs from the background imagery displayed on these maps. As a result, some minor shifting of map unit boundaries may be evident. Hydrologic Soil Group—Tarrant County, Texas (BLUFFS BOUNDARY) Natural Resources Conservation Service Web Soil Survey National Cooperative Soil Survey 9/30/2022 Page 2 of 3 Hydrologic Soil Group Map unit symbol Map unit name Rating Acres in AOI Percent of AOI BmC Birome fine sandy loam, 1 to 5 percent slopes C 2.0 14.6% BmE Birome-Aubrey-Rayex complex, 5 to 15 percent slopes D 7.0 50.3% GfC Gasil fine sandy loam, 3 to 8 percent slopes B 3.9 28.0% Wf Whitesboro loam, frequently flooded B 1.0 7.2% Totals for Area of Interest 13.9 100.0% Rating Options Aggregation Method: Dominant Condition Component Percent Cutoff: None Specified Tie-break Rule: Higher Hydrologic Soil Group—Tarrant County, Texas BLUFFS BOUNDARY Natural Resources Conservation Service Web Soil Survey National Cooperative Soil Survey 9/30/2022 Page 3 of 3 P R E L I M I N A R Y FOR REVIEW ONLY Not for Construction or Permit Purposes P.E. No. Engineer Date CLAYTON T. REDINGER 97497 11/10/2022 PREPARED FOR:WILLOWTREE DEVELOPMENT, LLC 680 N. CARROLL AVE., SUITE 100 SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS 76092 PHONE: (817) 617-9105 REDINGER GROUP, LLC P.O. BOX 93206 SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS 76092 PHONE: (817) 253-5727 ENGINEERING FIRM REGISTRATION NUMBER F-23328( IN FEET )1 INCH = FTNORTH URBAN FORESTRY PLAN THE BLUFFS AT COLLEYVILLE COLLEYVILLE, TEXAS P R E L I M I N A R Y FOR REVIEW ONLY Not for Construction or Permit Purposes P.E. No. Engineer Date CLAYTON T. REDINGER 97497 11/10/2022 PREPARED FOR:WILLOWTREE DEVELOPMENT, LLC 680 N. CARROLL AVE., SUITE 100 SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS 76092 PHONE: (817) 617-9105 REDINGER GROUP, LLC P.O. BOX 93206 SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS 76092 PHONE: (817) 253-5727 ENGINEERING FIRM REGISTRATION NUMBER F-23328 TREE LIST THE BLUFFS AT COLLEYVILLE COLLEYVILLE, TEXAS P R E L I M I N A R Y FOR REVIEW ONLY Not for Construction or Permit Purposes P.E. No. Engineer Date CLAYTON T. REDINGER 97497 11/10/2022 PREPARED FOR:WILLOWTREE DEVELOPMENT, LLC 680 N. CARROLL AVE., SUITE 100 SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS 76092 PHONE: (817) 617-9105 REDINGER GROUP, LLC P.O. BOX 93206 SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS 76092 PHONE: (817) 253-5727 ENGINEERING FIRM REGISTRATION NUMBER F-23328 TREE LIST THE BLUFFS AT COLLEYVILLE COLLEYVILLE, TEXAS P R E L I M I N A R Y FOR REVIEW ONLY Not for Construction or Permit Purposes P.E. No. Engineer Date CLAYTON T. REDINGER 97497 11/10/2022 PREPARED FOR:WILLOWTREE DEVELOPMENT, LLC 680 N. CARROLL AVE., SUITE 100 SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS 76092 PHONE: (817) 617-9105 REDINGER GROUP, LLC P.O. BOX 93206 SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS 76092 PHONE: (817) 253-5727 ENGINEERING FIRM REGISTRATION NUMBER F-23328 TREE LIST THE BLUFFS AT COLLEYVILLE COLLEYVILLE, TEXAS The Bluffs The current preliminary Urban Forestry Plan has many trees that are not specific on tree identification, but rather give the common name of the genus. For example, many are listed simply as “oak” or “elm”. The instances where the exact tree species matters is when it is a size and/or species that determines whether or not it is a Heritage Tree (mitigation) or a Non-protected Tree (preservation percentage) We will require verification and will perform a survey audit if this project moves to the next stage. In order to review this preliminary plan in the most code restrictive manner I have converted all of the non-specific tree species to what they are most likely to be (based on my knowledge of the site and experience auditing tree surveys in this area). All “oaks” were converted to post oak. Some may be blackjack oak, but it does not matter (15 inches and larger for both species to be a heritage tree). The rest of the non-specific trees such as “elm” and “pine” were converted to the most likely species, but for the purposes of non-protected and heritage trees it makes no difference as long as they are something in the same genus. I have also updated mitigation for heritage trees and exclusion of non-protected tree species. The summary data I am providing is updated and will vary from the applicant’s submittal, but overall preservation percentages will be similar. The following summary does not include the northern property and trees that are in the floodplain. That area has almost 100% canopy cover, but tree species and sizes are unknown. The area is approximately 83,505 sqft or 1.9 acres. It is all being preserved and will add to the numerator and denominator of the preservation calculation, with exception of any non-protected trees. For the bulk of the site for which we have a tree survey, my assessment follows: Total tree canopy – 11.699 acres Required preservation – 5.849 acres (50%) Provided – 6.221 acres (53%) (The addition of the floodplain could possibly bring this to 60%) Required mitigation for removal of Heritage Trees – 549,385 sqft tree planting credit (275 large species tree plantings OR $176,600 fee OR a combination of the two methods. Once the lots are turned over to the builders, each lot will have to preserve 50% of the remaining tree canopy that is outside the residential building area (actual footprint + 10 foot buffer). Page 5-1 Chapter 5 Urban Forestry Section 5.1 Purpose of This Chapter The purpose of this chapter is to promote, conserve, and enhance the City’s Urban Forest by: • Recognizing the historical and cultural importance of the Eastern Cross Timbers and its impact on Colleyville • Recognizing the environmental, economic, social, and aesthetic benefits of trees • Encouraging and facilitating site planning and design which preserves trees and natural areas • Protecting trees during construction • Limiting the removal of trees • Providing for the establishment of a diversity of native and adapted trees. It is the further intent of this chapter to: • Compliment Destination Colleyville, the City of Colleyville Comprehensive Master Plan • Compliment The City of Colleyville Parks Master Plan • Maintain and enhance Colleyville’s identity as a Tree City USA. Section 5.2 Authorization for Adoption of This Chapter The regulations contained in this chapter have been adopted under the authority of Chapter 51 – General Powers of Municipalities of the Texas Local Government Code, which authorizes a municipality to adopt ordinances, rules, or police regulations that are for the good government, peace, or the trade and commerce of the municipality. This chapter is also adopted under the authority of the Home Rule Charter of the City of Colleyville, which authorizes the City Council to exercise all powers granted to municipalities by the Constitution or the laws of the State of Texas. Section 5.3 Variances and Appeals Except where provided in this chapter, any person seeking approval of a development as required by this Land Development Code may request a variance from a requirement contained in this chapter, or appeal a decision of an Administrative Official by submitting a request using the procedures described in Chapter 1 – General Provisions of this Land Development Code. Section 5.4 Definitions Definitions applicable to this chapter may be found in Chapter 2 – Definitions of this Land Development Code. Section 5.5 Tree Removal and Damage No person directly or indirectly shall cut down, destroy, remove, move, damage, or effectively destroy through damaging the roots, trunk or canopy, any tree without first obtaining the required approvals or permits as outlined in this chapter, unless otherwise exempted by the provisions of this chapter. Section 5.6 Applicability A. Prior to the following activities, review and approval of that activity’s compliance with this Page 5-2 chapter (Urban Forestry Review) shall be completed by the Administrative Official unless subject to the exemptions in Paragraph B: 1. Removal, damage, or adverse impact of any Protected Tree. 2. Construction or expansion of structures for which a building permit is required. 3. Demolition of structures. 4. Clearing, grading, excavation, filling, or paving on any site or property that has existing Protected Trees. 5. Subdivision of land into lots by Preliminary Plat, Final Plat, Minor Plat, or Replat. 6. Required site and landscape plan submittals for commercial or institutional uses as well as any site plans for a PUD, SUP, or other Zoning Case. B. Exemptions to Urban Forestry Review: 1. Authorized City employees or contractors and authorized Franchise Utility employees or contractors may, in the course of official business, remove, damage, or adversely impact Protected Trees or portions thereof which exist in a dedicated public street right-of-way or a public utility easement which the City or Franchise Utility has an interest in. The removal, damage, or adverse impact shall be limited to the extent reasonably necessary to install, maintain, or replace utilities or infrastructure. If a Tree Preservation Plan is approved showing to preserve trees in public utility easement or street right-of-way dedicated for new or expanding streets, then those trees shall be preserved and protected per the approved plans. Ordinance O-98-1130 shall govern management and control of all trees within City street right-of-ways, City public parks, and City owned facilities. 2. Any of the above activities may be done without Urban Forestry Review on properties with an active single-family use that are zoned RE, R-40, R-30, R-20, & R-15 and where a habitable single-family home exists and is occupied as the primary residence of the landowner. If the landowner owns contiguous individual lots or tracts, the sum of all land shall be used to determine the size restriction of this exemption. 3. All landscape nurserymen shall be exempt from the terms and provisions of this section only in relation to those trees planted and growing on the nursery premises which are planted and grown for the sale or intended sale to the general public. Section 5.7 Tree Preservation and Canopy Cover All new development and redevelopment, to include additions, shall provide a minimum site tree canopy coverage per this Section through preservation of existing trees on the same site and establishment of new trees on the same site. A. Calculation of Tree Canopy: 1. The canopy area for each existing Protected Tree shall be assumed as a circle having a radius in feet equal to the DBH (Diameter at Breast Height) in inches of that tree. Example: A 10 inch DBH tree would have a canopy diameter of 20 feet and a canopy area of 314 square feet. 2. Protected Tree. A Protected Tree is defined as a woody perennial plant which has attained a DBH of six (6) inches or more and has an overall height of at least fifteen (15) feet. Mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa), Hackberry/Sugarberry (Celtis laevigata), Chinese Tallow (Triadica sebifera), Hercules’ Club (Zanthoxylum clava- herculis), Honeylocust (Gleditsia triacanthos), Osage Orange (Maclura pomifera), Callery Pear (Pyrus calleryana), Chinaberry (Melia azedarach), Eastern Cottonwood (Populus deltoides) less than 18 inches DBH, and Eastern Redcedar (Juniperus virginiana) less than 13 inches DBH are excluded from this category and are considered Non-Protected Trees. Any Non-Protected tree used as a replacement (mitigation) tree or as a required tree on a commercial landscape plan shall require replacement (if removed) with a tree or trees that meet the caliper or canopy requirements for that lot, land use, or district. Page 5-3 3. The canopy area for each new tree shall be credited based on the categories of large, medium, and small canopy trees: Large – 2,000 sq. ft.; Medium – 1,000 sq. ft.; Small – 100 sq. ft. The Administrative Official shall develop, update, and maintain on file a list of tree species and their associated size category and canopy credit. B. Non-single-family residential uses: 1. Preservation of a minimum of 50% of the Protected Tree Canopy outside the Commercial Building Envelope (building footprint plus a five (5) foot buffer) shall be required. 2. In addition to the minimum tree preservation as required in #1, provision of a minimum of 50% site tree canopy coverage on the lot outside the Commercial Building Envelope (building footprint plus a five (5) foot buffer) shall be required. This is accomplished through the preservation of existing trees and/or the supplemental planting of new trees per the tree planting credit in Paragraph ‘A’ above. See appendix ‘A’ for examples. C. Development or redevelopment of single-family residential uses on individual lots or tracts: 1. Preservation of a minimum of 50% of the Protected Tree Canopy outside the Residential Building Envelope (building footprint plus a ten (10) foot buffer) shall be required. 2. In addition to the minimum tree preservation as required in #1, provision of a minimum of 50% site tree canopy coverage on the lot outside the Residential Building Envelope (building footprint plus a ten (10) foot buffer) shall be required. This is accomplished through preservation of existing trees and/or the supplemental planting of new trees per the tree planting credit in Paragraph ‘A’ above. See appendix “A” for examples. D. Additions and expansions to existing single-family residential uses on individual lots or tracts: 1. When an addition or expansion to the footprint of a single-family residence equals 50% or more of the existing footprint, the regulations per Paragraph ‘C’ above shall apply. E. Development of new single-family residential subdivisions: 1. Preservation of a minimum of 50% of the Protected Tree Canopy on the entire subdivision shall be required. The calculation shall include Protected trees located in newly dedicated streets (public or private), public water, sanitary sewer, gas, electric, telecommunication, drainage and general utility easements. The calculation shall exclude trees located in existing public utility easements containing existing in-service water, sanitary sewer, gas, electric, or telecommunication installations as well as additional public street right-of-way dedicated adjacent to an existing public or private street. The purpose of not excluding trees in new streets and easements is to promote subdivision design and layout that prioritize preservation of trees. 2. Within the required primary building setback areas (non-buildable areas for primary structure), a minimum of 75% of the Protected Tree Canopy shall be preserved. This is a separate calculation from that in Paragraph E.1. 3. Once the subdivision is constructed, all improvements are accepted by the City, the Administrative Official has inspected and verified compliance with required tree preservation, and Community Development has issued a letter of acceptance allowing submittal of new single-family building permits, then the preservation requirements of Paragraph C shall apply and each lot will be reviewed separately for tree preservation and planting based on that lots remaining trees and proposed location of single-family home. Page 5-4 F. Artificial Lots: 1. When more than 50% of a lot or tract being developed or redeveloped is to remain untouched by tree removal, grading, excavation, filling, paving, or building, then an artificial lot may be delineated around the portion being developed and serve as the basis for calculation of tree canopy preservation and coverage. The delineation should not leave small strips or gaps adjacent to property lines and should generally only leave out one side of a property. Review and pre-approval of delineation for artificial lots shall be required. G. Dead, Declining, and Hazardous Trees: 1. Any tree that the Administrative Official determines to be dead, declining beyond reasonable recovery effort, or that has a high or extreme hazard rating based on the ISA Basic Tree Risk Assessment that cannot be mitigated to a lower risk, shall be exempt from inclusion in the review of tree preservation and canopy cover calculation. Section 5.8 Heritage Trees A. Heritage Trees are those specimens that have attained a significant age and are the heritage of earlier residents of Colleyville or simply pre-date the community. All post oaks and blackjack oaks 15 inches DBH (Diameter at Breast Height) and larger, cottonwood, water oak, green and white ash 35 inches DBH and larger, and all other Protected Tree species 25 inches DBH and larger are hereby considered Heritage Trees. B. Removal of any Heritage Tree in any location shall require mitigation by one of the following options: 1. Plant trees with a total canopy credit of five (5) times the canopy area of the removed tree. Trees shall be planted on the same property that the Heritage Trees are removed unless an alternative location within the City is approved by the Administrative Official. The tree planting standards of Section 5.10 shall apply. 2. Pay into the City of Colleyville Tree Fund at a rate of $100 per DBH inch. Section 5.9 Tree Protection Standards The following procedures shall be followed for all construction projects which involve activity that requires Urban Forestry Review, unless an alternative is deemed appropriate by the Administrative Official. A. Pre-Construction: The ensuing procedures shall be followed prior to construction. 1. All Preserved Trees shall have protective fencing located at the tree’s critical root zone. The protective fencing shall be comprised of orange vinyl construction fencing, with a minimum of four-foot (4’) approximate height. 2. Lumber shall be wrapped vertically around the tree trunk and held in place with wire or any other non-damaging method if a tree is within ten (10) feet of the construction of a building or any other situation determined by the Administrative Official that would pose a physical risk to the tree trunk. 3. In order to prevent damage to low hanging limbs, anything that may be impacted by equipment shall be pruned according to ANSI A300 standards. 4. Each area of tree protection shall require temporary signage that indicates the area is a “Tree Protection Area” and to “Keep Out”. A wording standard will be developed, updated, and maintained by the Administrative Official. The wording shall be in English Page 5-5 and Spanish and include the appropriate contact phone number with the City to report violations. B. During Construction: The following procedures shall be followed within the limits of the Critical Root Zone (CRZ) of any Preserved Tree for any activity that is subject to the requirements of this chapter. 1. No placement of materials intended for use in construction or waste materials accumulated due to excavation or demolition. 2. No equipment may be cleaned or other liquids deposited. This would include but not be limited to, paint, oil, solvents, asphalt, concrete, mortar or other materials. 3. No signs, wires or other attachments, other than those of a protective nature shall be attached to the trees. 4. No vehicular and construction equipment traffic or parking. 5. Underground utilities shall be bored underneath trees’ CRZ unless pre-approved by the Administrative Official. 6. Irrigation systems shall be designed to NOT require trenching across the critical root zone of any tree unless otherwise approved by the Administrative Official. 7. No digging, building, paving, or elevation changes. . Section 5.10 Tree Planting Standards All new trees required to be planted under this chapter shall meet the following standards. A. Minimum size shall be three (3) inch caliper for large and medium canopy trees and one and one-half (1.5) inches for small canopy trees, measured at six (6) inches above the root flare. B. Minimum spacing between trees is thirty (30) feet for large, fifteen (15) feet for medium, and eight (8) feet for small trees. Adjacent trees of different sizes shall meet the spacing requirement of the smaller tree. C. Trees shall be free from severe bark, cambium, or limb damage due to handling and planting. D. Trees shall be healthy and have minimal branch dieback. E. Trees shall have a single trunk or stem unless they are a small canopy tree whose ornamental value is attributed to having multiple stems. F. Trees shall not have co-dominant terminal leaders. G. Trees shall not be planted with the root collar bellow the soil and mulch shall not be piled up against the trunk. H. Newly planted trees shall be kept healthy and in good condition for a minimum of thirty-six (36) months, or three (3) years. If a newly planted tree does not survive, it shall be replaced with the same or similar tree type (large, medium, or small tree). I. Trees shall be selected from the City of Colleyville Preferred Tree Planting List, to be developed, updated, and maintained on file. Trees outside of the list require pre-approval by the Administrative Official. J. Trees shall not be planted in public utility easements or public street right-of-way without approval of the Administrative Official. . Section 5.11 Permits A. Tree Removal Permit Page 5-6 1. An application for tree removal permit must be submitted, reviewed for compliance with this chapter, and approved prior to the removal of any tree. B. For trees that have become an immediate high hazard to persons or property, the hazard can be mitigated to a safe condition prior to permitting, but the tree parts and evidence of the damage should not be removed from the site unless sufficient photo evidence is taken in advance. An after-the-fact tree removal permit will be required within 30 days of the event and no fees or mitigation will be required as long as sufficient evidence of the hazard can be provided. If trees are removed prior to review or approval of a tree removal permit and no evidence can corroborate the hazard then the City may enforce the penalties of this chapter. C. Fees: All tree removal permits shall be accompanied by a check made payable to the City of Colleyville per the following schedule: 1. A person that owns and has primary residence of a single-family home on a lot or combination of contiguous adjacent lots or tracts that total more than one (1) acre will not be charged a permit fee. 2. All others will require a $50 base fee plus an additional $25 per Protected Tree that is to be removed. 3. Any tree that the Administrative Official determines to be dead, declining beyond reasonable recovery effort, or that has a high or extreme hazard rating based on the ISA Basic Tree Risk Assessment that cannot be mitigated to a lower risk, shall be exempt from fees under this Section 5.11(C). Section 5.12 Plan Submittals All activity that requires Urban Forestry Review shall have the following plans submitted for review. The Administrative Official shall maintain and keep on file an outline for all specific items required on the following plans as well as any permit applications or additional documents required for review of each activity. A. Tree Survey: shall include, but is no limited to, an inventory of all Protected Trees on the property, property boundaries, property easements, existing structures and paving, tree trunk location, a unique tree identification number, common name or species, trunk Diameter at Breast Height (DBH), and an outline of the Critical Root Zone (CRZ). If there are no Protected Trees on the property the Administrative Official may waive this submittal. B. Urban Forestry Plan shall include, but is not limited to: property boundaries and easements; building setbacks; all Protected Trees; identify trees to be removed or preserved; outline the preserved trees’ CRZ; show grade changes; show all new improvements such as structures, paving, major utilities; show locations, types, and sizes of new trees. Section 5.13 Penalties and Violations A. Civil Penalty: The Administrative Official shall have the authority to impose a civil tree mitigation penalty on any person, firm, or corporation who causes any Protected Tree to be cut down, destroyed, removed, moved, damaged, or effectively destroyed through damaging the roots, trunk or canopy without first obtaining the required approvals or permits as outlined in this chapter. The violator shall choose one, or a combination of, the violation remedy options contained in this section. The City shall have the authority to hold any development related administrative approvals for the property on which the violation occurred and may impose a stop work order until the penalty is addressed. Where the Page 5-7 DBH size of any tree cannot be measured due to that part of the tree being removed from the site or destroyed, the City shall have the authority to estimate the tree’s DBH size based on any remaining physical evidence, photos, and documents. 1. Option 1. Tree Planting: The violator shall plant new trees with a canopy credit equal to five (5) times the canopy area of the removed trees. If the tree is a Heritage Tree, then the violator shall plant new trees with a canopy credit equal to ten (10) times the canopy area of the removed tree. All tree plantings shall meet the standards of Section 5.10. Trees shall be planted on the same property that the violation occurred unless an alternative location within the City is approved by the Administrative Official. A tree planting plan and timeline for installation of the new trees shall be provided to the Administrative Official no later than 30 days from the date of the offense. The new trees shall be planted no later than 90 days from the date of the offense or, if the site is under construction, the new trees shall be planted prior to final inspections. In the event that the trees are not planted within the prescribed timeframe, the City may delay any related administrative approvals for the property and may impose a lien on the property until such time the trees are planted. 2. Option 2. Tree Fund: The violator shall pay into the City of Colleyville Tree Fund at a rate of $250 per DBH inch of tree removed. If the tree is a Heritage Tree, then the violator shall pay $500 per DBH inch of tree removed. Payment must be provided no later than 30 days after the Offense. In the event that the fees are not paid within the prescribed timeframe, the City may delay any related administrative approvals for the property and may impose a lien on the property until such time the fess are paid. B. Criminal Penalty: In addition to the civil penalties of this chapter, where any person, firm, or corporation violates or fails to comply with any provision or requirement of this chapter, the Administrative Official shall have the authority to issue a citation for a misdemeanor to any and all such persons, firms, or corporations, who upon conviction shall be fined not more than two thousand dollars ($2,000.00) per violation. When the violation involves the cutting down, destruction, removal, or damage to a Protected Tree, each tree shall be considered a separate offense. Additionally, a separate offense shall be deemed committed upon each day during or on which each separate violation or failure to comply occurs or continues to occur and shall be punishable as such. Section 5.14 Appeals Any appeal to the provisions of this chapter and/or any appeal to a decision of the Administrative Official relative to the provisions of this chapter shall be heard by the City Council. Section 5.16 Amendments Reserved for listing of amendments to this chapter. Ord. Number Date Subject O-00-1214 4-18-00 Adoption of Tree Preservation in Land Development Code O-09-1734 11-4-09 Amendments to Chapter 5 based on recommendations of consultant O-14-1933 10/6/2014 Comprehensive amendments including incentives for preserving native tree stands, addition of fees, changes to penalties and other modifications O-19-2073 01/22/2019 Substantial amendment to the chapter as part of a total LDC review Page 5-8 Appendix “A” MELANIE DRIVE POOL ROADCOLE COURTLONG W OOD D R I V E D A N I E L L E D R I V E CONNIELANEW I L K E S D R I V EBROADOAKWAY WILKESCOURTINDIA COURTATLANTA DRIVEUP L ANDL A N E S T I L L P O I N T L A N E GLENVIEWLANEWANDERINGW A Y T W E L V E OA KS LA NE GL ENHOP E C I R C L E N Notification Map DISCLAIMER:This map and information contained in it were developed exclusively for use by the City of Colleyville.Any use or reliance on this map by anyone else is at that party's risk and without liability to the City of Colleyville, its officials or employees for any discrepancies, errors, or variances which may exist. ZC22-036 K2417 Wilkes Drive Subject Property 500ft Buffer Properties within 500ft NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING «Owner_Name» «Owner_Address» «Owner_City» «Owner_Zip» The City of Colleyville has scheduled public hearings concerning the below referenced request on the following dates and location: Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting: Monday, October 10, 2022 at 7:00 p.m. City Council Meetings: Tuesday, November 1, 2022 & Tuesday, November 15, 2022 at 7:00 p.m. 3rd floor of City Hall, 100 Main Street, Colleyville, Texas Request: Consideration of a zoning change from the AG Agricultural and RE Single Family ‘Estate’ Residential district to the PUD-R Planned Unit Development - Residential district. The request is to rezone the property to allow for a new 21 lot subdivision, Wilkes Knoll. It proposes lot sizes ranging from approximately 15,500 sq.ft. up to 25,500 sq.ft., the average being approximately 19,500 sq. ft. Zoning Case:ZC22-036 Applicant:Curtis Young Owner: Mark Goodwin Location:2417 Wilkes Drive & 6900 Pool Road Property Description:Tract 1B1, 1C1, 1B2, and 1B3, Abstract 294, Robert Chowning Survey, and Lot 1, Block 1, Cero Addition Present Zoning:AG Agricultural and RE Single Family ‘Estate’ Residential This notice has been sent to all owners of real property within 500 feet of the request as such ownership appears on the last approved tax roll and all homeowners associations within 1000 feet. Approval by the Planning and Zoning Commission serves as a recommendation to the City Council and is not a final action on the request. Denial of the proposal by the Commission is final, unless the applicant submits a written notice of appeal within 10 days from the date of action by the Commission. If appealed, the request will be placed on the next available City Council agenda as listed above. Rezoning requests, zoning amendments and conditions recommended by the Commission for approval by the City Council may be more restrictive than those described in this notice. All interested persons are encouraged to attend the public hearing and express their opinions on the zoning change request. If you are unable to attend, but wish to have your opinions made a part of the public record, please submit written comments prior to the public hearing, to the address below: Community Development Department City of Colleyville 100 Main Street Colleyville, TX 76034 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING If the property owners of 20% or more of the land within the 200 foot notification area file a written protest prior to the public hearing, State law provides that the approval of the zoning change request shall require the approval of a super majority vote by City Council. The application is on file for public examination in the Community Development Department at 100 Main Street, Colleyville, Texas 76034. A brief project description can be found online on the Agenda Packet and Active Development Case map (please use your phone’s camera to scan QR code below): For additional information, please contact the Community Development Department at 817.503.1056. Please reference the zoning case number when requesting information. Jacquelyn Reyff Planning Manager jreyff@colleyville.com Owner Name Owner Address Owner City ABSHIRE, RICHARD 2606 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX ACTKINSON, K TRS 2500 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX AGUIRRE, JASON 2402 WILKES DR COLLEYVILLE, TX ALVARADO, ALEX 2407 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX ANDERSON, CHARLES 2414 WILKES DR COLLEYVILLE, TX BLAXTON, MATHEW 6903 LONGWOOD DR COLLEYVILLE, TX BRADY, MICHAEL 2406 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX BURKE, MICHELLE E 2406 WILKES DR COLLEYVILLE, TX CAMPBELL, CYNTHIA KAY 2410 WILKES DR COLLEYVILLE, TX CARROLL, ANTHONY L 2605 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX CHAWNER, JOHN 2601 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX COOK, PAUL 2411 WILKES DR COLLEYVILLE, TX COSAND, JEFFREY W 2604 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX COWGILL, JARED 2600 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX DAULERIO FAMILY REVOC TRUST 2603 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX DELUCA, SALVATORE 2404 WILKES DR COLLEYVILLE, TX DRIES ERIK 2503 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX EGAN, ROBERT ELLIOTT 2410 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX FARRELL, MICHAEL T 2504 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX GASKA, ANDREW PETER 6801 INDIA CT COLLEYVILLE, TX GRAPEVINE COLLEYVILLE ISD 3051 IRA E WOODS AVE GRAPEVINE, TX HEARN, ELIZABETH 2409 WILKES DR COLLEYVILLE, TX HEMINGER, VICTORIA 6804 ROCKBROOK CT COLLEYVILLE, TX HOWARD FAMILY REVOC LIVING TRUST 2509 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX JOHANNESSEN, CAROL J 2507 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX JORDAN, HENRY 2505 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX KIRKPATRICK, D A 2403 WILKES DR COLLEYVILLE, TX LAVAS, TIMOTHY J 2405 WILKES DR COLLEYVILLE, TX MARTINEZ, STEFANIE 2508 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX MCKENNEY, ROSS S 2607 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX MILLER, ROBERT 2407 WILKES DR COLLEYVILLE, TX MOHAWK LIVING TRUST 6800 INDIA CT COLLEYVILLE, TX MOORE, ERIC M 6805 ATLANTA DR COLLEYVILLE, TX NEAL, RONALD 2501 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX NORRIS, MICHAEL 2602 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX ORLER, JOHN J 2408 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX PADILLA, MARCO A 6901 LONGWOOD DR COLLEYVILLE, TX PORTER, WILLIAM G 2506 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX REED, CLAY P 6806 ROCKBROOK CT COLLEYVILLE, TX RICHARD, RANDALL M 6709 INDIA CT COLLEYVILLE, TX ROBERT & RITA MARIE ZEBIAN REVOC TRUST 6708 INDIA CT COLLEYVILLE, TX ROBERTSON, BARRY E 2415 WILKES DR COLLEYVILLE, TX ROBINSON, DANIEL 6802 INDIA CT COLLEYVILLE, TX ROSS DOWNS ESTATES 4113 GATEWAY DR STE 100 COLLEYVILLE, TX SCHAEFER, JOHN W 6803 ATLANTA DR COLLEYVILLE, TX STEWART, BRIAN 2502 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX STONE, BRYCE 6802 ROCKBROOK CT COLLEYVILLE, TX TAYLOR, STACEY 4501 SHADYCREEK LN COLLEYVILLE, TX THOMPSON, TERESEA 2409 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX TICHACEK, PAUL V 2403 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX TRIMBLE, DENNIS 6803 INDIA CT COLLEYVILLE, TX UNIQUE FORTUNE LLC 400 N CARROLL AVE SOUTHLAKE, TX VANZANT, JEFFERY 2412 WILKES DR COLLEYVILLE, TX WARD, SALLY 6801 ATLANTA DR COLLEYVILLE, TX WASSON, STEVEN W 2413 WILKES DR COLLEYVILLE, TX WATERWORTH FAMILY REVOC TRUST 6808 ROCKBROOK CT COLLEYVILLE, TX WEIR, RICKY G 2405 TWELVE OAKS LN COLLEYVILLE, TX YOUNG, CURTIS 1130 N CARROLL AVE STE 200 SOUTHLAKE, TX Wilkes Knoll w added lot/Pool Rd Access Design phase 1. Plan Doesn’t meet Colleyville Code – Chapter 3 Sect. G - 1.8 lots/acre requirement. The 13 lots that adjoin Wilkes Knoll paid a premium to have open land behind and not look into the kitchens of our back neighbors. 11 or 85% of those lots range from 26,777 to 22,587 sq ft, all over a half acre, and average 23,435 sq ft and are R20 designated. Only 2 are the 10,885 Sq ft average and in the PUD area. This differs greatly in the tone of the developer’s statement that weighing to 10,000 sq ft lots as the larger factor. They are not when it comes to adjoining properties. Only 5 of 21 of the proposed lots is over a half an acre. The recent plan changes have made the houses on South bordering lots, 11, 18, & 19 ridiculously close to existing R20 lots. The rear of the houses where on August proposal 115’ from the rear property line and now a mere 24’. Even more ludicrous is the 10’ “Side line” setback on lots 18 & 19, these are clearly rear lot lines. Wilkes Knoll sits higher than Ross Downs, it will have views into once private back yards. Add these to deed restrictions: • 30 foot rear/border setback and no detached garages or outbuildings • Restrict housing facing existing housing to not have 2nd story balconies to look in backyards. • Many of the existing houses that border Wilkes Knoll are single story. Require single story or have any second story rear facing windows set 6 foot high for light but privacy. • Add 8 foot or as needed fence to maintain privacy. Chapter 3 of the Colleyville Land Development code set the PUD requirement on page 24-28 of the chapter. There in section G is a requirement for 1.8 lots per residential acres. It excludes parks and roads. Per the new exhibit for the zoning change was 7.86 acres now 9.4 acres nets 16.92 lots. 17 lots will support larger lots to match the 85% adjoining better. A proposed plan with 17 lots, lots that allow privacy, accompanies this letter 2. Plan submittal doesn’t meet Colleyville Code – Chap 3 Sect I. 6(e) - tree clusters on plans or 3. Chap 5 Sect 7.5E1 (….” prioritize preservation of trees.”) & Sect 7.5E2 or 4. Chap 5 Sect 12A & 2 Tree Survey w all new buildings. There is a great number of trees on Wilkes Knoll. A tree survey is required for the development proposal to planning committee. It would show the great number of large trees along the edges and interior of the property that need to be preserved per Chapter 5 of the Colleyville Land Development code. The lots and housing sites should be planned around the preservation of the trees to meet this code requirement. The recent plan changes have put houses on South bordering lots, 11, 18, & 19 on top of most of the trees. No attention to tree preservation was given to protecting many 12-20” diameter trees that are 100-150 year + trees. It’s part of and a requirement of the code and “Colleyville’s identity as Tree City USA” , Chapter 5 sec 5.1. I have shown a tree preservation area on the south border of the proposed 17 lot layout plan. This shouldn’t have a trail. It should be maintained as the sanctuary it is today for wildlife and the trees. Add perimeter drainage to rear of lots 18 & 19 to join drain at 21. Grade of land requires it. It washes out bordering yards on Twelve Oaks Lane today. Construction Phase There are a great number of snakes on the property that will be disturbed and look to escape construction. Starting immediately there needs to be a snake catching plan put in place. The new owner noted seeing 30+ snakes on a recent visit. The adjoining properties need to be protected by a snake fence 36” tall buried 4” made from ¼” mesh (baby snakes get through ½”) Tree protection should be done per Chapter 5 requirements INDIA COURTWILKES DRIVE 100-y e a r 1 0 0 - y e a r LOT 19 LOT 18 LOT 17R LOT 1 10,882 s.f. 10,000 s.f. 10,000 s.f. 18,954 s.f. LOT 2 17,321 s.f. LOT 37 10,888 s.f.LOT 36 10,000 s.f.LOT 35 10,000 s.f. LOT 13 26,777 s.f. 26,216 s.f. LOT 11 LOT 9 23,040 s.f. LOT 8 22,850 s.f. LOT 7 22,719 s.f. LOT 6 22,719 s.f. LOT 5 22,719 s.f. LOT 4 22,719 s.f. LOT 3 22,719 s.f. LOT 2 22,719 s.f. LOT 1 22,587 s.f. ROSS DOWNS ESTATES LONGWOOD ESTATES LOT 12 20,011 s.f. F.L.U.=RESIDENTIAL Zoning: Single Family Residential R-20 F.L.U.=RESIDENTIAL Zoning: Single Family Residential R-20 F.L.U.=RESIDENTIAL Zoning: PUD-R F.L.U.=PARKS & COMMON SPACES POOL ROADCI T Y O F G R A P E V I N E CITY OF GRAPEVINECITY OFGRAPEVINECI T Y O F C O L L E Y V I L L ECITY OFCOLLEYVILLE20 20,238 s.f. 19 20,835 s.f. 18 22,282 s.f. 13 17,672 s.f. 12 18,268 s.f. OS-1 118,250 s.f. 17 22,217 s.f. 9 16,145 s.f. 11 22,557 s.f. 16 20,414 s.f. 15 20,971 s.f. 1 25,605 s.f. 2 15,763 s.f. 3 19,908 s.f. 4 15,837 s.f.5 17,976 s.f. 6 16,807 s.f. 8 15,587 s.f. 21 19,648 s.f. 7 19,646 s.f. 14 18,443 s.f. 10 22,886 s.f. 50' R.O.W. 30' F-F 18'F-F18'F-F15'R40' R50' 25' RE A R S E T B A C K 25' REAR SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK30' FRONT SETBACK30' F R O N T S E T B A C K 30' FRONT SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK10' SIDE SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK10' SIDE SETBACK 30' FRONT SETBACK10' SIDE S E T B A C K 10' SIDE S E T B A C K 30' FRONT SETBACK10' S I D E S E T B A C K OS 6,766 s.f. OS 576 s.f. OS 762 s.f.25' REAR SETBACKNATURE TRAIL10'TRAILEASMTNATURE TRAIL 30'ACCESSEASMT24'PAVING25' REAR SETBACKEMERGENCY ACCESS GATE 67.67% 20.88% 11.45% 100.00% Site Data Summary Chart Single Family Residential Lots Common Areas Residential Lots Open Space R.O.W. Res. Gross Acreage 21 4 9.40 ac. 2.90 ac. 1.59 ac. 13.89 ac. Site Data Gross Acreage Gross Density (lots / acre) Existing Zoning:AG Proposed Zoning:PUD-R Existing Use:Residential / AG Proposed Use:S.F. Residential 13.89 ac. 1.51 lots/AC Lot Summary Residential Lots Minimum Lot Area Average Lot Area Common Areas 21 15,587 s.f. 19,502 s.f. 4 Fence Legend 6' Wood Fence 5' Ornamental Iron Fence 6' Masory Wall 10,882 s.f. 10,888 s.f.POOL ROADCI T Y O F G R A P E V I N E CITY OF GRAPEVINECITY OFGRAPEVINECI T Y O F C O L L E Y V I L L ECITY OFCOLLEYVILLE20 20,238 s.f. 19 20,835 s.f. 18 22,282 s.f. 13 17,672 s.f. 12 18,268 s.f. OS-1 118,250 s.f. 17 22,217 s.f. 9 16,145 s.f. 11 22,557 s.f. 16 20,414 s.f. 15 20,971 s.f. 1 25,605 s.f. 2 15,763 s.f. 3 19,908 s.f. 4 15,837 s.f.5 17,976 s.f. 6 16,807 s.f. 8 15,587 s.f. 21 19,648 s.f. 7 19,646 s.f. 14 18,443 s.f. 10 22,886 s.f. 25' REAR S E T B A C K 25' REAR SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK30' FRONT SETBACK30' FR O N T S E T B A C K 30' FRONT SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK10' SIDE SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK10' SIDE SETBACK 30' FRONT SETBACK10' SIDE S E T B A C K 10' SIDE S E T B A C K 30' FRONT SETBACK10' SI D E S E T B A C K OS 6,766 s.f. OS 576 s.f. OS 762 s.f.25' REAR SETBACK25' REAR SETBACKLegend Nature Trail 5' Sidewalk Flood Plain Colleyville, Tarrant County, Texas SAGE GROUP, INC. Master Planning Urban Design Architecture Landscape Architecture 1130 N. Carroll Ave., Ste. 200 Southlake, Texas 76092 TEL. 817-424-2626 Planner: 02 SEP 22 0 50'100'200' 1" = 50' Applicant: Sage Group, Inc. 1130 N. Carroll Avenue, Suite 200 Southlake, TX 76092 817-424-2626 Contact: Curtis Young, AIA Concept Plan Wilkes Knoll Owner: Unique Fortune, LLC 400 Carroll Avenue Southlake, TX 76092 Tel: 817-366-8666 Contact: Mark Goodwin LOCATION MAP FENCE DIAGRAM Engineer: Redinger Group, LLC P.O. Box 93206 Southlake, Texas 76092 817-253-5727 Attn: Clayton Redinger, P.E. Zoning Exhibit for Zoning Change Request From AG to PUD-R Notes: -Front Setbacks are 30' Typical, except where noted. -Rear Setbacks are 25' Typical -Side Setbacks are 10' Typical, 25' street side setback on corner lot Developer: WillowTree Development, LLC 680 N. Carroll Avenue, Suite 100 Southlake, Texas 76092 817-617-9105 Attn: Travis Franks INDIA COURTWILKES DRIVE 100-y e a r 1 0 0 - y e a r LOT 19 LOT 18 LOT 17R LOT 1 10,882 s.f. 10,000 s.f. 10,000 s.f. 18,954 s.f. LOT 2 17,321 s.f. LOT 37 10,888 s.f.LOT 36 10,000 s.f.LOT 35 10,000 s.f. LOT 13 26,777 s.f. 26,216 s.f. LOT 11 LOT 9 23,040 s.f. LOT 8 22,850 s.f. LOT 7 22,719 s.f. LOT 6 22,719 s.f. LOT 5 22,719 s.f. LOT 4 22,719 s.f. LOT 3 22,719 s.f. LOT 2 22,719 s.f. LOT 1 22,587 s.f. ROSS DOWNS ESTATES LONGWOOD ESTATES LOT 12 20,011 s.f. F.L.U.=RESIDENTIAL Zoning: Single Family Residential R-20 F.L.U.=RESIDENTIAL Zoning: Single Family Residential R-20 F.L.U.=RESIDENTIAL Zoning: PUD-R F.L.U.=PARKS & COMMON SPACES POOL ROADCI T Y O F G R A P E V I N E CITY OF GRAPEVINECITY OFGRAPEVINECI T Y O F C O L L E Y V I L L ECITY OFCOLLEYVILLE20 20,238 s.f. 19 20,835 s.f. 18 22,282 s.f. 13 17,672 s.f. 12 18,268 s.f. OS-1 118,250 s.f. 17 22,217 s.f. 9 16,145 s.f. 11 22,557 s.f. 16 20,414 s.f. 15 20,971 s.f. 1 25,605 s.f. 2 15,763 s.f. 3 19,908 s.f. 4 15,837 s.f.5 17,976 s.f. 6 16,807 s.f. 8 15,587 s.f. 21 19,648 s.f. 7 19,646 s.f. 14 18,443 s.f. 10 22,886 s.f. 50' R.O.W. 30' F-F 18'F-F18'F-F15'R40' R50' 25' RE A R S E T B A C K 25' REAR SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK30' FRONT SETBACK30' F R O N T S E T B A C K 30' FRONT SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK10' SIDE SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK10' SIDE SETBACK 30' FRONT SETBACK10' SIDE S E T B A C K 10' SIDE S E T B A C K 30' FRONT SETBACK10' S I D E S E T B A C K OS 6,766 s.f. OS 576 s.f. OS 762 s.f.25' REAR SETBACKNATURE TRAIL10'TRAILEASMTNATURE TRAIL 30'ACCESSEASMT24'PAVING25' REAR SETBACKEMERGENCY ACCESS GATE 67.67% 20.88% 11.45% 100.00% Site Data Summary Chart Single Family Residential Lots Common Areas Residential Lots Open Space R.O.W. Res. Gross Acreage 21 4 9.40 ac. 2.90 ac. 1.59 ac. 13.89 ac. Site Data Gross Acreage Gross Density (lots / acre) Existing Zoning:AG Proposed Zoning:PUD-R Existing Use:Residential / AG Proposed Use:S.F. Residential 13.89 ac. 1.51 lots/AC Lot Summary Residential Lots Minimum Lot Area Average Lot Area Common Areas 21 15,587 s.f. 19,502 s.f. 4 Fence Legend 6' Wood Fence 5' Ornamental Iron Fence 6' Masory Wall 10,882 s.f. 10,888 s.f.POOL ROADCI T Y O F G R A P E V I N E CITY OF GRAPEVINECITY OFGRAPEVINECI T Y O F C O L L E Y V I L L ECITY OFCOLLEYVILLE20 20,238 s.f. 19 20,835 s.f. 18 22,282 s.f. 13 17,672 s.f. 12 18,268 s.f. OS-1 118,250 s.f. 17 22,217 s.f. 9 16,145 s.f. 11 22,557 s.f. 16 20,414 s.f. 15 20,971 s.f. 1 25,605 s.f. 2 15,763 s.f. 3 19,908 s.f. 4 15,837 s.f.5 17,976 s.f. 6 16,807 s.f. 8 15,587 s.f. 21 19,648 s.f. 7 19,646 s.f. 14 18,443 s.f. 10 22,886 s.f. 25' REAR S E T B A C K 25' REAR SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK30' FRONT SETBACK30' FR O N T S E T B A C K 30' FRONT SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK10' SIDE SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK10' SIDE SETBACK 30' FRONT SETBACK10' SIDE S E T B A C K 10' SIDE S E T B A C K 30' FRONT SETBACK10' SI D E S E T B A C K OS 6,766 s.f. OS 576 s.f. OS 762 s.f.25' REAR SETBACK25' REAR SETBACKLegend Nature Trail 5' Sidewalk Flood Plain Colleyville, Tarrant County, Texas SAGE GROUP, INC. Master Planning Urban Design Architecture Landscape Architecture 1130 N. Carroll Ave., Ste. 200 Southlake, Texas 76092 TEL. 817-424-2626 Planner: 02 SEP 22 0 50'100'200' 1" = 50' Applicant: Sage Group, Inc. 1130 N. Carroll Avenue, Suite 200 Southlake, TX 76092 817-424-2626 Contact: Curtis Young, AIA Concept Plan Wilkes Knoll Owner: Unique Fortune, LLC 400 Carroll Avenue Southlake, TX 76092 Tel: 817-366-8666 Contact: Mark Goodwin LOCATION MAP FENCE DIAGRAM Engineer: Redinger Group, LLC P.O. Box 93206 Southlake, Texas 76092 817-253-5727 Attn: Clayton Redinger, P.E. Zoning Exhibit for Zoning Change Request From AG to PUD-R Notes: -Front Setbacks are 30' Typical, except where noted. -Rear Setbacks are 25' Typical -Side Setbacks are 10' Typical, 25' street side setback on corner lot Developer: WillowTree Development, LLC 680 N. Carroll Avenue, Suite 100 Southlake, Texas 76092 817-617-9105 Attn: Travis Franks INDIA COURTWILKES DRIVE 100-y e a r 1 0 0 - y e a r LOT 19 LOT 18 LOT 17R LOT 1 10,882 s.f. 10,000 s.f. 10,000 s.f. 18,954 s.f. LOT 2 17,321 s.f. LOT 37 10,888 s.f.LOT 36 10,000 s.f.LOT 35 10,000 s.f. LOT 13 26,777 s.f. 26,216 s.f. LOT 11 LOT 9 23,040 s.f. LOT 8 22,850 s.f. LOT 7 22,719 s.f. LOT 6 22,719 s.f. LOT 5 22,719 s.f. LOT 4 22,719 s.f. LOT 3 22,719 s.f. LOT 2 22,719 s.f. LOT 1 22,587 s.f. ROSS DOWNS ESTATES LONGWOOD ESTATES LOT 12 20,011 s.f. F.L.U.=RESIDENTIAL Zoning: Single Family Residential R-20 F.L.U.=RESIDENTIAL Zoning: Single Family Residential R-20 F.L.U.=RESIDENTIAL Zoning: PUD-R F.L.U.=PARKS & COMMON SPACES POOL ROADCI T Y O F G R A P E V I N E CITY OF GRAPEVINECITY OFGRAPEVINECI T Y O F C O L L E Y V I L L ECITY OFCOLLEYVILLE20 20,238 s.f. 19 20,835 s.f. 18 22,282 s.f. 13 17,672 s.f. 12 18,268 s.f. OS-1 118,250 s.f. 17 22,217 s.f. 9 16,145 s.f. 11 22,557 s.f. 16 20,414 s.f. 15 20,971 s.f. 1 25,605 s.f. 2 15,763 s.f. 3 19,908 s.f. 4 15,837 s.f.5 17,976 s.f. 6 16,807 s.f. 8 15,587 s.f. 21 19,648 s.f. 7 19,646 s.f. 14 18,443 s.f. 10 22,886 s.f. 50' R.O.W. 30' F-F 18'F-F18'F-F15'R40' R50' 25' RE A R S E T B A C K 25' REAR SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK30' FRONT SETBACK30' F R O N T S E T B A C K 30' FRONT SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK10' SIDE SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK10' SIDE SETBACK 30' FRONT SETBACK10' SIDE S E T B A C K 10' SIDE S E T B A C K 30' FRONT SETBACK10' S I D E S E T B A C K OS 6,766 s.f. OS 576 s.f. OS 762 s.f.25' REAR SETBACKNATURE TRAIL10'TRAILEASMTNATURE TRAIL 30'ACCESSEASMT24'PAVING25' REAR SETBACKEMERGENCY ACCESS GATE 67.67% 20.88% 11.45% 100.00% Site Data Summary Chart Single Family Residential Lots Common Areas Residential Lots Open Space R.O.W. Res. Gross Acreage 21 4 9.40 ac. 2.90 ac. 1.59 ac. 13.89 ac. Site Data Gross Acreage Gross Density (lots / acre) Existing Zoning:AG Proposed Zoning:PUD-R Existing Use:Residential / AG Proposed Use:S.F. Residential 13.89 ac. 1.51 lots/AC Lot Summary Residential Lots Minimum Lot Area Average Lot Area Common Areas 21 15,587 s.f. 19,502 s.f. 4 Fence Legend 6' Wood Fence 5' Ornamental Iron Fence 6' Masory Wall 10,882 s.f. 10,888 s.f.POOL ROADCI T Y O F G R A P E V I N E CITY OF GRAPEVINECITY OFGRAPEVINECI T Y O F C O L L E Y V I L L ECITY OFCOLLEYVILLE20 20,238 s.f. 19 20,835 s.f. 18 22,282 s.f. 13 17,672 s.f. 12 18,268 s.f. OS-1 118,250 s.f. 17 22,217 s.f. 9 16,145 s.f. 11 22,557 s.f. 16 20,414 s.f. 15 20,971 s.f. 1 25,605 s.f. 2 15,763 s.f. 3 19,908 s.f. 4 15,837 s.f.5 17,976 s.f. 6 16,807 s.f. 8 15,587 s.f. 21 19,648 s.f. 7 19,646 s.f. 14 18,443 s.f. 10 22,886 s.f. 25' REAR S E T B A C K 25' REAR SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK30' FRONT SETBACK30' FR O N T S E T B A C K 30' FRONT SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK10' SIDE SETBACK25' REAR SETBACK10' SIDE SETBACK 30' FRONT SETBACK10' SIDE S E T B A C K 10' SIDE S E T B A C K 30' FRONT SETBACK10' SI D E S E T B A C K OS 6,766 s.f. OS 576 s.f. OS 762 s.f.25' REAR SETBACK25' REAR SETBACKLegend Nature Trail 5' Sidewalk Flood Plain Colleyville, Tarrant County, Texas SAGE GROUP, INC. Master Planning Urban Design Architecture Landscape Architecture 1130 N. Carroll Ave., Ste. 200 Southlake, Texas 76092 TEL. 817-424-2626 Planner: 02 SEP 22 0 50'100'200' 1" = 50' Applicant: Sage Group, Inc. 1130 N. Carroll Avenue, Suite 200 Southlake, TX 76092 817-424-2626 Contact: Curtis Young, AIA Concept Plan Wilkes Knoll Owner: Unique Fortune, LLC 400 Carroll Avenue Southlake, TX 76092 Tel: 817-366-8666 Contact: Mark Goodwin LOCATION MAP FENCE DIAGRAM Engineer: Redinger Group, LLC P.O. Box 93206 Southlake, Texas 76092 817-253-5727 Attn: Clayton Redinger, P.E. Zoning Exhibit for Zoning Change Request From AG to PUD-R Notes: -Front Setbacks are 30' Typical, except where noted. -Rear Setbacks are 25' Typical -Side Setbacks are 10' Typical, 25' street side setback on corner lot Developer: WillowTree Development, LLC 680 N. Carroll Avenue, Suite 100 Southlake, Texas 76092 817-617-9105 Attn: Travis Franks Thursday, September 15, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)David and C heryl Al exander (Da te)Thurs day, September 15, 2022 Address 2009 k yl e ct Co l leyvil le, TX 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Friday, September 16, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Andy Kiefer (Da te)Friday, September 16, 2022 Address 6601 Kennedy Dr Co l leyvil le, TX 76035 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Thursday, September 15, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)V i cci & Ri chard Bartman (Da te)Thurs day, September 15, 2022 Address 6401 Wall ace Lane 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Thursday, September 15, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Brian H o ward (Da te)Wednesday, September 14, 2022 Address 5802 Meado whi ll D ri ve 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Friday, September 16, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Caro l Jo hannes s en (Da te)Friday, September 16, 2022 Address 2507 Twelve Oak s Ln Co l leyvil le, Tx. 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Thursday, September 15, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Cyndi Kay C ampbel l (Da te)Thurs day, September 15, 2022 Address 2410 Wil k es D ri ve Co l leyvil le Texas , 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Tuesday, September 13, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Dena Dri es (Da te)Wednesday, September 14, 2022 Address 2503 Twelve Oak s Lane Co l leyvil le C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Thursday, September 15, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)E ric Mo o re (Da te)Thurs day, September 15, 2022 Address 6805 Atl anta Dr Co l leyvil le TX 76934 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Tuesday, September 13, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Jas o n A guirre (Da te)Tues day, September 13, 2022 Address 2402 Wil k es D ri ve Co l leyvil le, TX 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Thursday, September 15, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Jenny Tho mas (Da te)Sunday, March 4, 1984 Address 2504 H ighl and Drive Co l leyvil le, TX 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Thursday, September 15, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Jes s ica H arig (Da te)Thurs day, September 15, 2022 Address 6503 Meade D ri ve Co l leyvil le, Tx, 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Wednesday, September 14, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)k aren actkinso n (Da te)Wednesday, September 14, 2022 Address 2500 Twelve Oak s Ln 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Thursday, September 15, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Kristen Crawfo rd (Da te)Thurs day, September 15, 2022 Address 2406 H ighl and Meado w Dr Co l leyvil le, TX 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Tuesday, September 13, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Marc H earn (Da te)Thurs day, April 17, 1958 Address 6008 Co lts N eck Dr Co l leyvil le C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Thursday, September 15, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Mary D inh (Da te)Thurs day, September 15, 2022 Address 6705 Meade D r Co l leyvil le C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Thursday, September 15, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Melissa Cro s s (Da te)Thurs day, September 15, 2022 Address 2309 Wo o dmo o r Ln Co l leyvil le TX 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Tuesday, September 13, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Ro b and Michel le Mi ll er (Da te)Tues day, September 13, 2022 Address 2407 Wil k es D ri ve Co l leyvil le, Texas 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Thursday, September 15, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Samantha Kinnebrew (Da te)Thurs day, September 15, 2022 Address 6505 Co nnie Lane 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Tuesday, September 13, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op position_Z C22-036 (Na me)Sam & E li zabeth H earn (Da te)Tues day, September 13, 2022 Address 2409 Wil k es D ri ve Co l leyvil le, TX 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Thursday, September 15, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Stephanie Stark (Da te)Thurs day, September 15, 2022 Address 6608 Glenho pe C ir N Co l leyvil le, TX 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Wednesday, September 14, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Steven and Jacq ueline Wasso n (Da te)Wednesday, September 14, 2022 Address 2413 Wil k es D r Co l leyvil le C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Thursday, September 15, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Ro bert & Rita Zebi an (Da te)Thurs day, September 15, 2022 Address 6708 India Ct Co l leyvil le C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Wednesday, September 14, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)William Po rter (Da te)Wednesday, September 14, 2022 Address 2506 Twelve Oak s Ln Co l leyvil le C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Wednesday, September 14, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Al ex Al varado (Da te)Wednesday, September 14, 2022 Address 2407 Twelve Oak s Lane Co l leyvil le, TX 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Saturday, September 17, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Do n and Tracy Dunn (Da te)Saturday, September 17, 2022 Address 6915 Meade D ri ve Co l lwyvi ll e TX 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Wednesday, September 21, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)David Hays (Da te)Wednesday, September 21, 2022 Address 6208 co nni e l n Co l leyvil le C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Sunday, September 18, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Al iso n Ro berts (Da te)Sunday, September 18, 2022 Address 2302 Wo o dmo o r l n Co l leyvil le, tx, 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Tuesday, September 20, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Jennifer Bo hanno n (Da te)Tues day, September 20, 2022 Address 6605 Atl anta Drive 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Tuesday, September 20, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Do ri and Ti m Freeman (Da te)Tues day, September 20, 2022 Address 6706 Carriage Lane Co l leyvil le, TX 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Saturday, September 17, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Anne-Marie Apalisk i (Da te)Saturday, September 17, 2022 Address 2003 Reyno l ds D ri ve, C o ll eyville TX Co l leyvil le C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Thursday, September 22, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Brian E dwards (Da te)Thurs day, September 22, 2022 Address 2401 Twelve Oak s Ln. Co l leyvil le, TX 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Tuesday, September 20, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Pedro Mo ntemayo r (Da te)Tues day, September 20, 2022 Address 6609 Kennedy Drive Co l leyvil le, TX, 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Mo nday, September 19, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Co l leen Scanland (Da te)Mo nday, September 19, 2022 Address 2008 Frances D r Co l leyvil le Tx 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Mo nday, September 26, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Bryce & A s hley Sto ne (Da te)Mo nday, September 26, 2022 Address 6802 Ro ckbro o k Ct Co l leyvil le C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Tuesday, September 27, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op position_Z C22-036 (Na me)Brian Stewart (Da te)Tues day, September 27, 2022 Address 2502 Twelve Oak s Lane Co l leyvil le, TX 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Friday, September 30, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op position_Z C22-036 (Na me)Charles C . Anders o n (Da te)Friday, September 30, 2022 Address 2414 Wil k es D r. 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Dakari Hill From:Ben Bryner Sent:Wednesday, October 5, 2022 11:50 AM To:Jackie Reyff; Dakari Hill Subject:FW: Wilkes Knoll opposition From: CHARLES C ANDERSON <> Sent: Wednesday, October 5, 2022 11:38 AM To: Ben Bryner <BBryner@colleyville.com> Subject: Wilkes Knoll opposition City Council and Planning and Zoning, As a 20+ year resident of Colleyville at 2414 Wilkes Drive, my property adjoins the proposed “Wilkes Knoll” development. Lot #1 specifically, based on current plans submitted. I am vehemently opposed to this development. Neighbors I’ve spoken with agree. My concerns: I bought my property in 2001 specifically because the acreage adjoining the eastern property border was zoned agriculture. The original home owner I purchased from, a life long realtor, an expert, chose to build it next to property zoned agriculture..... for a reason. SAFETY: this neighborhood and street, including Pool Rd weren’t planned for additional density of 21 houses, their families and their many vehicles. I have 2 daughters, in addition to many other children residing in the neighborhood; additional traffic = additional potential safety issues. Traffic Study - has one been done? If not, one needs to be done and presented. ENVIRONMENTAL: creating a massive amount of NON PERMEABLE SURFACE with run off adding to potential pollution in Big Bear Creek, just a few feet away. No mitigation efforts can completely control and prevent all run off into that body of water. Environmental Impact Study - has one been done? If not, one needs to be done and presented. Colleyville home inventory currently per Realtor.com; well over 100 houses are currently on the market. We don't need 21 more! City Resources, essential services will be negatively affected by 21 additional homes/families/visitors. Easements: if zoning is changed, lot #1 needs to be a landscape easement = green space. Green space: the residents of Colleyville would benefit from more green space, not less. This property has 150 - 200 year old oak trees. A developer planting a few 4”- 6” caliper size trees in their place would be short changing Colleyville’s citizens who benefit from the original flora and fauna, nature, that is becoming rarer and rarer.....in our town. 2 SUGGESTION: Conservation funding option; Federal, State, local or private that could purchase the property to preserve as a nature refuge. Located next to Big Bear Creek, it is a habitat for a large variety of birds and mammals and flora. Over the years, I have witnessed on the proposed development property, foxes, coyotes, raccoons, armadillos, possums, snakes, owls, hawks, egrets and most recently a mother bobcat raising three cubs. Additionally, a mountain lion has been seen here in the past 12 months by original property development owner Joan Losey. This conservation option needs to be studied and strongly considered before changing the current agriculture zoning. CONSIDER: • Whats the advantage? (aside from the obvious of more tax dollars - a questionable need, given the creative multi disbursements of our tax dollars back to residents in the form of City of Colleyville gift cards) • Why does the Council and Board feel there is a NEED to change zoning from its current agricultural status and accommodate 21 houses? I do not believe this dense, 21 unit development is a net benefit for the citizens of Colleyville. Based on the reasons sited, there is no valid reason to change the zoning from its current agricultural status. I understand the property owner wants to make money, but it should not be at the expense of the City of Colleyville and it’s citizens. I am hopeful that the Council and P & Z are not just a “rubber stamp” for the developer, but rather carefully and legitimately evaluates the concerns raised in this letter as well as those expressed by others in the neighborhood. Respectfully, Charles C. Anderson cell: 817-235-9607 Tuesday, September 27, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op position_Z C22-036 (Na me)GUY WILLIN GHA M (Da te)Mo nday, April 4, 1955 Address 6808 Kennedy Dr Co l leyvil le C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree Mo nday, September 26, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op p osition_ZC22-036 (Na me)Juli a k eel ey (Da te)Mo nday, September 26, 2022 Address 6610 Meade drive, co l leyville tx 76034 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Friday, September 30, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op position_Z C22-036 (Na me)June & Michael V anzant (Da te)Friday, September 30, 2022 Address 2412 Wil k es D ri ve Co l leyvil le, TX 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Tuesday, September 27, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op position_Z C22-036 (Na me)Ramiz Kaiser (Da te)Tues day, September 27, 2022 Address 6609 Carriage Dr Co l leyvil le TX 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Wednesday, September 28, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op position_Z C22-036 (Na me)Ro b Wi ll ik y (Da te)Wednesday, September 28, 2022 Address 2308 Wil k es D r Co l leyvil le C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree Friday, September 30, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op position_Z C22-036 (Na me)Sandra Ro bertso n (Da te)Friday, September 30, 2022 Address 2415 Wil k es D ri ve 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Sunday, Octo ber 2, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op position_Z C22-036 (Na me)Dan Ro binso n (Da te)Sunday, Octo ber 2, 2022 Address 6802 India Co urt Co l leyvil le, TX 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree Tues day, Octo ber 4, 2022 09_13_22_Letter of Op position_Z C22-036 (Na me)Paul Co o k (Da te)Tues day, Octo ber 4, 2022 Address 2411 Wil k es D r 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Monday, November 7, 2022 (Name)Alan Green (Date)Monday, November 7, 2022 Email Address 6513 Colleyville Blvd Ste 400 Colleyville, TX 76034 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Monday, November 7, 2022 (Name)Amy Collum (Date)Tuesday, February 6, 1968 Email Address 6400 Meade 76034 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Sunday, November 6, 2022 (Name)Ben brittain (Date)Wednesday, July 7, 1999 Email Address 2600 Pool Rd 76051 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Saturday, November 5, 2022 (Name)Clint Jaynes (Date)Saturday, November 5, 2022 Email Address 201 Compton Ct. Colleyville, TX 76034 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Sunday, N o vember 6, 2022 (Na me)Co l by Prendergast (Da te)Friday, A pri l 19, 2002 Address 6800 Mil to n Dr 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Re: Letter o f Oppo si tio n – D estructi o n o f C ro s s Ti mbers Fo rest Zo ning C as e ZC22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 D ear Madam o r Sir: I am writing to express my o ppo s itio n to the req uest to rezo ne the 13.89-acre lo t l o cated at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Co l leyvi ll e, Texas 76034 and 6900 Po o l Ro ad, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agri c ultural to resi denti al fo r the fo l lo wing reaso ns: 1. Lo ss o f nati ve cro s s timbers fo rest land detracts fro m the C ity o f C o ll eyvi ll e. a. 975 trees currentl y exist o n the pro perty. Thes e trees are a part o f the cro ss timbers fo rest that defines no rth c entral Texas . One o f the mo s t impo rtant functio ns o f this fo res t land is to prevent water runo ff. b. 910 o f these trees are “pro tected” speci es o f trees , incl uding pine, o ak , po s t o ak , blackj ack o ak, el m, and cedar. c. A “pro tected” tree i s defined as havi ng a diameter o f 6 i nches o r mo re and a height o f at least 15 feet. 93% o f the trees o n the pro perty are “pro tected.” d. 48 trees o n the pro perty are “heritage” trees. A heri tage tree is a tree o f the earli er resi dents o f Colleyvi ll e o r a tree that pre-dates the city’s establi s hment. A ll po st o ak s and black jack o ak s o f at l eas t 15 i nches i n di ameter, and all pro tected trees o f at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Devel o pment o f thi s pro perty to buil d 19 ho mes, as the develo per has pro po s ed, will result i n a l o s s o f a maj o rity o f these trees . 2. Develo pment o f thi s pro perty to buil d a new subdi visi o n o f ho mes is no t in k eeping wi th C o ll eyville’s C o mprehensi ve Pl an to pres erve tree cano py that resi dents value. a. Ci tizens o f o ur area enjo y the city’s co untry charm, exempli fi ed by its mature trees . b. Po o l Ro ad i s a mai n tho ro ughfare fo r res idents o f the area. This pro perty, therefo re, has hi gh vi sibility. 3. The Co l leyvi ll e Land Develo pment Co de, Chapter 5, Urban Fo res try req ui res preservatio n o f 50% o f the pro tected tree cano py fo r the develo pment o f this subdivi s io n. 50% tree cano py preservatio n canno t be acco mpli s hed based o n the number o f ho mes pro po sed. The pro po sed s ubdivisio n vi o lates C o ll eyville’s Land Devel o pment C o de. 4. D enying the develo per’s req uest to rezo ne do es no t prevent enjo yment o r use o f the land. As it i s currentl y zo ned, the develo per may build 4 ho mes. Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Mo nday, N o vember 7, 2022 (Na me)Di ana Weil er (Da te)Mo nday, No vember 7, 2022 Address 2011 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Re: Letter o f Oppo si tio n – D estructi o n o f C ro s s Ti mbers Fo rest Zo ning C as e ZC22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 D ear Madam o r Sir: I am writing to express my o ppo s itio n to the req uest to rezo ne the 13.89-acre lo t l o cated at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Co l leyvi ll e, Texas 76034 and 6900 Po o l Ro ad, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agri c ultural to resi denti al fo r the fo l lo wing reaso ns: 1. Lo ss o f nati ve cro s s timbers fo rest land detracts fro m the C ity o f C o ll eyvi ll e. a. 975 trees currentl y exist o n the pro perty. Thes e trees are a part o f the cro ss timbers fo rest that defines no rth c entral Texas . One o f the mo s t impo rtant functio ns o f this fo res t land is to prevent water runo ff. b. 910 o f these trees are “pro tected” speci es o f trees , incl uding pine, o ak , po s t o ak , blackj ack o ak, el m, and cedar. c. A “pro tected” tree i s defined as havi ng a diameter o f 6 i nches o r mo re and a height o f at least 15 feet. 93% o f the trees o n the pro perty are “pro tected.” d. 48 trees o n the pro perty are “heritage” trees. A heri tage tree is a tree o f the earli er resi dents o f Colleyvi ll e o r a tree that pre-dates the city’s establi s hment. A ll po st o ak s and black jack o ak s o f at l eas t 15 i nches i n di ameter, and all pro tected trees o f at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Devel o pment o f thi s pro perty to buil d 19 ho mes, as the develo per has pro po s ed, will result i n a l o s s o f a maj o rity o f these trees . 2. Develo pment o f thi s pro perty to buil d a new subdi visi o n o f ho mes is no t in k eeping wi th C o ll eyville’s C o mprehensi ve Pl an to pres erve tree cano py that resi dents value. a. Ci tizens o f o ur area enjo y the city’s co untry charm, exempli fi ed by its mature trees . b. Po o l Ro ad i s a mai n tho ro ughfare fo r res idents o f the area. This pro perty, therefo re, has hi gh vi sibility. 3. The Co l leyvi ll e Land Develo pment Co de, Chapter 5, Urban Fo res try req ui res preservatio n o f 50% o f the pro tected tree cano py fo r the develo pment o f this subdivi s io n. 50% tree cano py preservatio n canno t be acco mpli s hed based o n the number o f ho mes pro po sed. The pro po sed s ubdivisio n vi o lates C o ll eyville’s Land Devel o pment C o de. 4. D enying the develo per’s req uest to rezo ne do es no t prevent enjo yment o r use o f the land. As it i s currentl y zo ned, the develo per may build 4 ho mes. Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Fri day, N o vember 4, 2022 (Na me)Jax Fi s her (Da te)Friday, N o vember 4, 2022 Address 1313 Chatswo rth C t E Co l leyvil le, Texas, 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Re: Letter o f Oppo si tio n – D estructi o n o f C ro s s Ti mbers Fo rest Zo ning C as e ZC22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 D ear Madam o r Sir: I am writing to express my o ppo s itio n to the req uest to rezo ne the 13.89-acre lo t l o cated at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Co l leyvi ll e, Texas 76034 and 6900 Po o l Ro ad, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agri c ultural to resi denti al fo r the fo l lo wing reaso ns: 1. Lo ss o f nati ve cro s s timbers fo rest land detracts fro m the C ity o f C o ll eyvi ll e. a. 975 trees currentl y exist o n the pro perty. Thes e trees are a part o f the cro ss timbers fo rest that defines no rth c entral Texas . One o f the mo s t impo rtant functio ns o f this fo res t land is to prevent water runo ff. b. 910 o f these trees are “pro tected” speci es o f trees , incl uding pine, o ak , po s t o ak , blackj ack o ak, el m, and cedar. c. A “pro tected” tree i s defined as havi ng a diameter o f 6 i nches o r mo re and a height o f at least 15 feet. 93% o f the trees o n the pro perty are “pro tected.” d. 48 trees o n the pro perty are “heritage” trees. A heri tage tree is a tree o f the earli er resi dents o f Colleyvi ll e o r a tree that pre-dates the city’s establi s hment. A ll po st o ak s and black jack o ak s o f at l eas t 15 i nches i n di ameter, and all pro tected trees o f at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Devel o pment o f thi s pro perty to buil d 19 ho mes, as the develo per has pro po s ed, will result i n a l o s s o f a maj o rity o f these trees . 2. Develo pment o f thi s pro perty to buil d a new subdi visi o n o f ho mes is no t in k eeping wi th C o ll eyville’s C o mprehensi ve Pl an to pres erve tree cano py that resi dents value. a. Ci tizens o f o ur area enjo y the city’s co untry charm, exempli fi ed by its mature trees . b. Po o l Ro ad i s a mai n tho ro ughfare fo r res idents o f the area. This pro perty, therefo re, has hi gh vi sibility. 3. The Co l leyvi ll e Land Develo pment Co de, Chapter 5, Urban Fo res try req ui res preservatio n o f 50% o f the pro tected tree cano py fo r the develo pment o f this subdivi s io n. 50% tree cano py preservatio n canno t be acco mpli s hed based o n the number o f ho mes pro po sed. The pro po sed s ubdivisio n vi o lates C o ll eyville’s Land Devel o pment C o de. 4. D enying the develo per’s req uest to rezo ne do es no t prevent enjo yment o r use o f the land. As it i s currentl y zo ned, the develo per may build 4 ho mes. Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Sunday, November 6, 2022 (Name)Jeffrey Lambeth (Date)Monday, November 7, 2022 Email Address 3200 Bridle Ln Grapevine Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Monday, November 7, 2022 (Name)Jennifer Shahan (Date)Monday, November 7, 2022 Email Address 2505 Highland Dr. Colleyville, TX 76034 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Monday, November 7, 2022 (Name)Jennifer Burton (Date)Monday, November 7, 2022 Email Address 3604 Shady Brook Dr Bedford Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Sunday, November 6, 2022 (Name)Kara Rae Boswell (Date)Sunday, November 6, 2022 Email Address 2306 Wilkes Drive 76034 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Monday, November 7, 2022 (Name)Keith Nelson (Date)Monday, November 7, 2022 Email Address 5004 Auburndale Ave Colleyville Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Monday, November 7, 2022 (Name)Lisa Flamm (Date)Monday, November 7, 2022 Email Address 6805 Carriage Lane Colleyville, Texas 76034 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Monday, November 7, 2022 (Name)LISA MILLS (Date)Wednesday, December 1, 1965 Email l Address 4801 Stafford Drive Colleyville, TX 76034 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Monday, November 7, 2022 (Name)Michele Sirotnak (Date)Monday, November 7, 2022 Email Address 6405 Kenshire Ct Colleyville, TX 76034 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Sunday, N o vember 6, 2022 (Na me)Paul Carro cci (Da te)Sunday, N o vember 6, 2022 Address 6613 Glenho pe C ircle No rth Co l leyvil le Texas 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Re: Letter o f Oppo si tio n – D estructi o n o f C ro s s Ti mbers Fo rest Zo ning C as e ZC22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 D ear Madam o r Sir: I am writing to express my o ppo s itio n to the req uest to rezo ne the 13.89-acre lo t l o cated at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Co l leyvi ll e, Texas 76034 and 6900 Po o l Ro ad, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agri c ultural to resi denti al fo r the fo l lo wing reaso ns: 1. Lo ss o f nati ve cro s s timbers fo rest land detracts fro m the C ity o f C o ll eyvi ll e. a. 975 trees currentl y exist o n the pro perty. Thes e trees are a part o f the cro ss timbers fo rest that defines no rth c entral Texas . One o f the mo s t impo rtant functio ns o f this fo res t land is to prevent water runo ff. b. 910 o f these trees are “pro tected” speci es o f trees , incl uding pine, o ak , po s t o ak , blackj ack o ak, el m, and cedar. c. A “pro tected” tree i s defined as havi ng a diameter o f 6 i nches o r mo re and a height o f at least 15 feet. 93% o f the trees o n the pro perty are “pro tected.” d. 48 trees o n the pro perty are “heritage” trees. A heri tage tree is a tree o f the earli er resi dents o f Colleyvi ll e o r a tree that pre-dates the city’s establi s hment. A ll po st o ak s and black jack o ak s o f at l eas t 15 i nches i n di ameter, and all pro tected trees o f at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Devel o pment o f thi s pro perty to buil d 19 ho mes, as the develo per has pro po s ed, will result i n a l o s s o f a maj o rity o f these trees . 2. Develo pment o f thi s pro perty to buil d a new subdi visi o n o f ho mes is no t in k eeping wi th C o ll eyville’s C o mprehensi ve Pl an to pres erve tree cano py that resi dents value. a. Ci tizens o f o ur area enjo y the city’s co untry charm, exempli fi ed by its mature trees . b. Po o l Ro ad i s a mai n tho ro ughfare fo r res idents o f the area. This pro perty, therefo re, has hi gh vi sibility. 3. The Co l leyvi ll e Land Develo pment Co de, Chapter 5, Urban Fo res try req ui res preservatio n o f 50% o f the pro tected tree cano py fo r the develo pment o f this subdivi s io n. 50% tree cano py preservatio n canno t be acco mpli s hed based o n the number o f ho mes pro po sed. The pro po sed s ubdivisio n vi o lates C o ll eyville’s Land Devel o pment C o de. 4. D enying the develo per’s req uest to rezo ne do es no t prevent enjo yment o r use o f the land. As it i s currentl y zo ned, the develo per may build 4 ho mes. Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Monday, November 7, 2022 (Name)Pam O’Quinn (Date)Monday, November 7, 2022 Email Address 5905 Yorkshire Drive Colleyville, Texas 76934 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Sunday, November 6, 2022 (Name)Sharon Kazi (Date)Sunday, November 6, 2022 Email Address 2308 still point ln Colleyville tx 76034 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Monday, November 7, 2022 (Name)Jeannie Cammack (Date)Saturday, November 2, 1957 Email Address 6507 Meade Drive Colleyville, Texas 76034 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Monday, November 7, 2022 (Name)Abby Sandy (Date)Monday, November 7, 2022 Email Address 3023 Creekview Drive Grapevine, TX 76051 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Monday, November 7, 2022 (Name)Bridget Moore (Date)Monday, November 7, 2022 Email Address 4500 Shadycreek Lane Colleyville, TX, 76034 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Monday, November 7, 2022 (Name)Brenda Anthony (Date)Monday, November 7, 2022 Email Address 2503 Heather Glenn Ct Colleyville, TX 76034 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Monday, November 7, 2022 (Name)Cody Conover (Date)Monday, November 7, 2022 Email Address 404 Vintage Ct 76034 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Monday, November 7, 2022 (Name)Damita Jo Sangermano (Date)Monday, November 7, 2022 Email Address 3043 Creekview Drive Grapevine, TX. 76051 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Monday, November 7, 2022 (Name)Debbie Roach (Date)Monday, November 7, 2022 Email Address 6505 Meade Dr. Colleyville Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Mo nday, N o vember 7, 2022 (Na me)Di ane cauwel s (Da te)Mo nday, No vember 7, 2022 Address 3035 Creek view D r Grapevine, Tx 76051 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Re: Letter o f Oppo si tio n – D estructi o n o f C ro s s Ti mbers Fo rest Zo ning C as e ZC22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 D ear Madam o r Sir: I am writing to express my o ppo s itio n to the req uest to rezo ne the 13.89-acre lo t l o cated at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Co l leyvi ll e, Texas 76034 and 6900 Po o l Ro ad, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agri c ultural to resi denti al fo r the fo l lo wing reaso ns: 1. Lo ss o f nati ve cro s s timbers fo rest land detracts fro m the C ity o f C o ll eyvi ll e. a. 975 trees currentl y exist o n the pro perty. Thes e trees are a part o f the cro ss timbers fo rest that defines no rth c entral Texas . One o f the mo s t impo rtant functio ns o f this fo res t land is to prevent water runo ff. b. 910 o f these trees are “pro tected” speci es o f trees , incl uding pine, o ak , po s t o ak , blackj ack o ak, el m, and cedar. c. A “pro tected” tree i s defined as havi ng a diameter o f 6 i nches o r mo re and a height o f at least 15 feet. 93% o f the trees o n the pro perty are “pro tected.” d. 48 trees o n the pro perty are “heritage” trees. A heri tage tree is a tree o f the earli er resi dents o f Colleyvi ll e o r a tree that pre-dates the city’s establi s hment. A ll po st o ak s and black jack o ak s o f at l eas t 15 i nches i n di ameter, and all pro tected trees o f at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Devel o pment o f thi s pro perty to buil d 19 ho mes, as the develo per has pro po s ed, will result i n a l o s s o f a maj o rity o f these trees . 2. Develo pment o f thi s pro perty to buil d a new subdi visi o n o f ho mes is no t in k eeping wi th C o ll eyville’s C o mprehensi ve Pl an to pres erve tree cano py that resi dents value. a. Ci tizens o f o ur area enjo y the city’s co untry charm, exempli fi ed by its mature trees . b. Po o l Ro ad i s a mai n tho ro ughfare fo r res idents o f the area. This pro perty, therefo re, has hi gh vi sibility. 3. The Co l leyvi ll e Land Develo pment Co de, Chapter 5, Urban Fo res try req ui res preservatio n o f 50% o f the pro tected tree cano py fo r the develo pment o f this subdivi s io n. 50% tree cano py preservatio n canno t be acco mpli s hed based o n the number o f ho mes pro po sed. The pro po sed s ubdivisio n vi o lates C o ll eyville’s Land Devel o pment C o de. 4. D enying the develo per’s req uest to rezo ne do es no t prevent enjo yment o r use o f the land. As it i s currentl y zo ned, the develo per may build 4 ho mes. Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Monday, November 7, 2022 (Name)Eric Weiler (Date)Monday, November 7, 2022 Email Address 2011 Frances Dr Colleyville TX 76034 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Monday, November 7, 2022 (Name)Heidi Farinella (Date)Monday, November 7, 2022 Email Address 6602 Beddo Ct. Colleyville, TX 76034 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Monday, November 7, 2022 (Name)Jon Griffin (Date)Monday, November 7, 2022 Email Address 3057 Creekview Dr 76051 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Monday, November 7, 2022 (Name)Nancy Duncan (Date)Thursday, September 20, 1956 Email Address 2868 Placid Circle Grapevine, TX 76051 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Monday, November 7, 2022 (Name)Shari Moore (Date)Monday, November 7, 2022 Email Address 3059 Creekview Dr Grapevine, TX. 76051 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Tuesday, November 8, 2022 (Name)Matthew Martin (Date)Tuesday, November 8, 2022 Email Address 6503 emerald dr Colleyville, TX 76034 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Tuesday, November 8, 2022 (Name)heidi gerhardt (Date)Tuesday, November 8, 2022 Email Address 3609 Briarbrook Court 76034 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Tuesday, November 8, 2022 (Name)STEPHEN YOUNG (Date)Tuesday, November 8, 2022 Email Address 2706 RED OAK CT W COLLEYVILLE Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Tuesday, November 8, 2022 (Name)Amy N Adams (Date)Tuesday, November 8, 2022 Email Address 5409 Rustic Trail Colleyville, TX 76034 Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition – Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are “protected” species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A “protected” tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are “protected.” d. 48 trees on the property are “heritage” trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city’s establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are “heritage” trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville’s Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city’s country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville’s Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer’s request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Create your own automated PDFs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s free 1 Further, addi ti o nal co ncerns exist aro und the po tential fo r ero si o n, run-o ff, and the l o ss o f wi ldlife habitat that acco mpanies tree remo val. Fo r each o f the abo ve s tated reaso ns, I o ppo se the rezo ni ng o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Po o l Ro ad fro m AG to PU D-R. The pro po sed new s ubdivisio n wil l req uire clear-cutti ng o f nearl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefits fo r the ci ty do no t o utweigh the lo ng-term rewards o f preserving the natural res o urces that defi ne o ur area. Fo r thes e reas o ns , the Planni ng and Zo ning C o mmissio n and the Co lleyvi ll e City Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ni ng o f thi s land. Sincerely, Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Wednesday, No vember 9, 2022 Letter o f O p positio n_ZC22-036 (Na me)Katheri ne Antho ny (Da te)Wednesday, No vember 9, 2022 Address 6781 Cami no Ri o Irving, TX, 75039 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Wednesday, No vember 9, 2022 Letter o f O p positio n_ZC22-036 (Na me)Angel ina & Hung Nguyen (Da te)Wednesday, No vember 9, 2022 Address 2501 H eather Glenn C t 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Wednesday, No vember 9, 2022 Letter o f O p positio n_ZC22-036 (Na me)Jo dy H as s emer (Da te)Wednesday, No vember 9, 2022 Address 4500 Staffo rd dri ve Co l leyvil le, Tx 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 Wednesday, No vember 9, 2022 Letter o f O p positio n_ZC22-036 (Na me)Andrew Stevens (Da te)Wednesday, No vember 9, 2022 Address 1809 Arthur Dr 76034 C o mmunity D evelo pment C ity o f C o ll eyville 100 Main St. C o ll eyville, TX 76034 bbryner@co l leyville.co m Letter o f Oppo si tio n Zo ning C ase ZC 22-036, Req uest to Rezo ne 2417 Wi lk es Drive Fro m AG to PU D-R, Previ o us ly Kno wn as Case ZC22-029 I am writing to express my o ppo siti o n to the req uest to rezo ne the 12-acre l o t lo cated at 2417 Wil k es D ri ve, C o ll eyvil le, Texas 76034 fro m agricul tural to res idential fo r the fo llo wing reaso ns: 1. Signifi cant increas e i n traffic and safety co ncerns A . Increased traffi c i s a nuisance and reduces the enj o yment o f pro perty; B. Yo ung chi ldren walk ing and bi k ing to scho o l are at ri s k wi th an increas e in traffic; C . Increased traffi c o n Po o l Ro ad impacts Glenho pe E lementary, C ro ss Ti mbers Middl e Scho o l, Grapevi ne High Scho o l, and nearby neighbo rho o ds . 2. D rai nage and fl o o d plain co ncerns A . Building within a 100-year flo o d plai n that incl udes Bi g Bear C reek endangers residents and expo ses them to fl o o di ng and drai nage pro blems . 3. Lo s s o f greens pace co ncerns A . Remo val o f mature o ak trees and green space detracts fro m the C ity o f C o lleyvil le. 4. C o ll eyville C o mprehensive Plan co ncerns A . The pro po s ed Wil k es Kno ll neighbo rho o d negatively impacts Ro ss Do wns E s tates; B. Lo t s izes do no t meet the mini mum 20,000 sq uare fo o t req uirement; C . V ery li ttle greenspace is planned fo r the Wi lk es Kno ll neighbo rho o d. I o ppo s e the rezo ning o f 2417 Wi lk es Dri ve fro m AG to PUD-R. The pro j ect detracts fro m the neighbo rho o d o f Ro s s Do wns E s tates , adding s ignifi cant traffi c and danger fo r ho meo wners and yo ung children in the area. Bui ldi ng within a 100-year fl o o d pl ain that backs up to Big Bear Creek raises seri o us co ncerns abo ut drai nage and fl o o ding fo r resi dents in the area. Remo vi ng mature trees and disturbi ng wildlife negati vely i mpacts the city, especi all y when there is no financi al neces s ity fo r C o ll eyville. The pro po sed neighbo rho o d fai ls to meet the new neighbo rho o d c ri teria defined i n the C o mprehensive Plan: o nly 9 o f the 21 lo ts wil l meet the 20,000-sq uare-fo o t lo t mini mum, and greenspaces are virtual ly no nexistent withi n the Co ncept Plan. Fo r these reaso ns, the Pl anning and Zo ning C o mmi s s io n and the C o ll eyvi ll e C ity Co unci l s ho uld vo te no to rezo ne this land. Sincerely, Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 1 Signa ture Signa ture Create your own automated PD Fs with Jotform PDF Editor- It’s f ree 2 / f),)c~ Ars-em. e_,.J-(Name) Sl.fbf.( U~p/c.c Pr (Street Address) (D ate) FdJ-UocJ-b 1J< Z~fJ7 (Ciry, State, Zip) Co mmunity D evelo pment City o f Coll eyvill e 100 M ain St. Coll eyvill e, T X 76034 b bryn er @ coll eyvill e. com Re: Letter of Opposition-Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 D ear M ad am or Sir: I am w riting to ex press m y o ppositio n to the r equest to r ezo n e the 13.89-acre lo t located at 24 17 \Vilkes Drive, Coll eyvill e, Texas 76034 and 69 00 P ool R oad , Colle yvill e, T exas 760 34 fro m agricultural to r es id ential fo r the foll owing r easo n s : 1. Loss of n ative cross timb er s fo r es t land d etracts fr o m the Ci ty of Coll eyvill e. a. 975 trees currently exist o n the proper ty. These trees are a p art o f the cross timber s fo r est tha t d efin es n o rth ce n tral T exas . One of the m os t impo rtant functi o n s o f this fo r es t land is to prevent water runo ff. b. 910 of these trees ar e "p rotec te d " sp eci es of trees, including pin e, oak, p os t oak , blac kj ack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A "pro tected " tree is defin ed as h aving a di am eter o f 6 inches o r m o r e and a h eig ht o f at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees o n the p rop erty are "p rotected." d . 48 trees o n the p rop erty are "h eritage" trees . A h eritage tree is a tree of the earli er res idents of Coll eyvill e o r a tree that p re-dates the city's establi shment. All p os t oak s and blac k jack oak s o f at leas t 15 inches in di ameter , and all p rotec ted trees of at least 25 inches in di am e ter are "h eritage" trees . e. D evelopment o f this property to build 19 h o m es, as the d evelop er h as proposed, will re sult in a loss of a m ajo ri ty o f these trees . 2 . D evelo pment o f thi s pro p er ty to build a n ew subdivis io n o f h o m es is n o t in kee ping wi th Colleyvill e's Compreh en sive Plan to preserve tree ca n o p y that r es idents v alue. a. Citize n s o f o u r ar ea enj oy the ci ty's country charm, exe mplified b y its mature trees . b. P ool Road is a m ai n tho r o ugh fare for res idents of the area. T hi s p ro p er ty, therefo r e, h as hig h vis ibility. 3 . The Coll eyvill e Land D evel o pment Cod e, Ch apter 5, Urban For es try r equires preservatio n o f 50 % o f the protected tree can o p y for the d evel o pment of this subdivi sio n . 50 % tree cano p y preserva ti o n cannot b e acco mplish ed base d o n tl1 e number o f homes pro p osed . The proposed subdivis io n violat es Coll eyvill e's Land D evel o pment Cod e. 4 . D en ying the d evel o p er 's r eques t to r ezo n e does n o t p reve nt enjoym ent o r u se o f the land. As it is currently zo n ed , the d evel o p er may build 4 ho m es . F urther, additio nal concerns exis t around the potential fo r ero sio n , run-o ff, and the loss o f wildlife h abitat that acco mpanies tree r em oval. F or ea ch o f the ab ove sta ted r easo n s, I o ppose the r ezo ning of 24 17 Wilkes D rive and 6900 P ool Road fr o m AG to P U D -R . The p ro p osed n ew subdivisio n will r equire cl ea r -cutting o f n ea rl y 1,000 tr ees . The tax b en efit s fo r tl1 e ci ty d o n o t o u tweig h the long-term r ewar d s o f prese rving the n atur al reso urc es that d efin e o ur area . For these r eason s, the Planning and Zoning Commiss io n and the Coll eyvill e Ci ty Co uncil sh o uld vo te n o to rezo ning ~£ this land . g-t I Sin~~ ~ Signatu re S ignatu re __ / /_/81-_;-z __ (Date) Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 b bryner@colleyville. com Re: Letter of Opposition -Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone th e 13 .89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently ~xist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas . One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are "protected" species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, b lackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A "protected" tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are "protected." d. 48 trees on the property are "heritage" trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city's establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are "heritage" trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees . 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville's Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city's country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b . Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area . This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville's Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer's request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the d eveloper m ay build 4 homes. Further, additional concerns exist around the potential for erosion, run-off, and the loss of wildlife habitat that accompanies tree removal. For each of the above stated reasons, I oppose the rezoning of 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Pool Road from AG to P U D-R. The proposed new subdivision will require clear-cutting of nearly 1,000 trees. The tax benefits for the city do not outweig h the long-term rewards of preserving the natural resources that define our area. For these reasons , the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Colleyville City Council should vote no to rezoning of this land. Sincerely, Signature Sig nature treet Address) Community D evelopment City of Coll eyville 100 Main St. Coll eyvill e, TX 76034 bbryn er@coll eyvill e.com Re: Letter of Opposition-Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Coll eyville, Texas 76034 an d 6900 Pool Road, Coll eyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Coll eyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that d efines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are "protected " species of trees , including pine, oak, p ost oak, blackj ack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A "protected" tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches o r more and a h eight of at least 15 feet. 93 % of the trees on the property are "protected." d. 48 trees on the p roperty are "h eritage" trees. A h eritage tree is a tree of the earli er residents of Coll eyvill e or a tree that pre-dates the city's establi shment. All post oaks and black jack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in di ameter are "heritage" trees. e. D evelopment of this property to build 19 h omes, as the developer ha s proposed, will res ul t in a loss of a majority of tl1 ese trees. 2. D evelopment of this property to build a new subdivision of h omes is n ot in keeping with Coll eyville's Compreh ensive Plan tO preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city's country charm, exemplified b y its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, h as high visibility. 3. The Coll eyvill e Land D evelopment Code, Chapter 5, Urb an Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivis ion. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accompli sh ed based on the number of h omes proposed. The proposed sub divis io n violates Coll eyville's Land Development Cod e. 4. D en ying the developer's request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the develop er may build 4 h omes. F u rther, additional concerns exist around the potential for erosio n , run-off, and the loss of wildlife habitat that accompanies tree removal. For each of the above s tated reasons, I oppose the rezoning of 2417 Wilkes D rive and 6900 Pool Road from AG to P U D -R. T h e proposed new subdivision will require clear-c utting of nearly 1,000 trees. The tax benefits for the city d o n ot o utweig h the n g-term r ward s eserving t h e narural resources tl1 at define our area. For these reasons, the Planning and Zo · ng Co d tH C ity Council should vote no to rezoning of this land. ~NwBt~ Signature J-('""''~ ~----"'=---~---'''------U_v-__ 'C':l_-<--____ (Name) _l.;_t=---8=--------2.._L-=------(Dat e) C.Oj ~d ( ~ 1 Je.. ~)) (Street Address) CaU'!-1 u~·n(.. tTt 1-'03'l( (Ciry, State, Zip) \. Community D evelopment City of Coll eyvill e 100 Main St . Coll eyville, TX 76034 b b ry n er@coll eyville. com Re: Letter of Opposition-Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 D ear Mad am or Sir: I am writing to express m y o ppos ition to the request to re zo n e the 13.89-acre lot located at 241 7 Wilkes Drive, Coll eyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 P ool Road , Colle yvill e, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the fo ll owi ng reasons: 1. Loss of n ative cro ss timb ers forest land detracts fr o m th e City of Coll eyville. a. 975 trees currently exist o n the pro p erty. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that d efmes north central Texas . One of the most imp ortant functions of this forest lan d is to prevent water runoff. b . 910 of these tre es are "protected " sp ec ies of trees , including pine, oak, post oak, black jack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A "pro t ec t ed" tree is d efm ed as having a di ame ter of 6 inches or more and a h eig ht of at least 15 feet. 93 % of the trees on t h e property are "pro tected." d. 48 trees on the property are "h eritage" trees. A h eritage tree is a tree of the earli er re sidents of Coll eyville or a tree that pre-dates th e city's establi shment. All post oaks and black jac k oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are "heritage" trees. e. D evelo pment of this property to build 19 homes, as the d evelo p er has proposed , will result in a lo ss of a majority of these trees. 2 . D evelo pment of this pro p erty to build a new subdivis ion of homes is n o t in keeping with Coll eyvill e's Co mprehen sive Plan to preserve tr ee canopy th at res id ents v alu e. a. Citize n s of o ur area en jo y the city's country charm, exe mplified b y its m ature trees. b . Pool R oad is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high vi sibili ty. 3. The Coll eyville Land D evel op m ent Cod e, Chapter 5, U rban Forestry requires preservatio n of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivis io n. 50% tree canopy preserva ti on cannot b e accompli sh ed base d on the number of homes propose d . The pro p osed subdivision violates Coll eyvill e's Land D evelo pment Co d e. 4. D en ying the d evelop er's request to rezone does not prevent enjoyme nt or use of the lan d. As it is currently zo n ed , the developer may build 4 h o m es. Further, additio nal concerns exist around the p otential for erosio n , run-o ff, and the lo ss of wildlife h abitat that accompanies tree removal. For eac h of the above stated reasons, I oppose the rezoning of 24 17 Wilkes Drive and 6900 P ool Road from AG to P U D -R. The proposed n ew subdivision will require clear-cutting of n early 1,000 trees. The tax benefi ts for the city d o n ot o utweig h the long-term r ewar d s of preserving the natural resources that d efin e our area. For tl1 ese r easo n s, the Planning and Zoning Commissio n an d the Coll eyvill e City Council should vote no to rezoning of this land. Signal~ ------"-/'--{ --=8--=~ Z......:::v_L ___ (Date) \ Z \ \M '\ \ C T?.o~ 7 I H l L (Street Address) {v \l.e1 J 1 \\ e. ~ ]f;.o3f (Ciry, State, Zip) Communi ty D evelo pment City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 b bryner@coll eyville. com Re: Letter of Opposition -Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Coll eyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defmes north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are "protec te d" species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A "protected" tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93 % of the trees on the property are "protected." d . 48 trees on the property are "heritage" trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earli er residents of Coll eyville or a tree that pre-dates the city's establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at lea st 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at lea st 25 inches in diameter are "heritage" trees . e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Coll eyville's Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city's country charm, exemplified b y its mature trees . b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50 % tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished base d on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville's Land Development Code. 4. Denying the d eveloper's request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Further, additio nal concerns exist around the potential for erosion, run-off, and the loss of wildlife habitat that accompanies tree removal. F or each of the above stated reasons, I oppose the rezoning of 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Pool Road from AG to PUD-R. The proposed n ew subdivision will require clear-c utting of nearly 1,000 trees. The tax benefits for the city do not outweigh the long-term rewards of preserving the natural resources that defme our area. For these reasons, the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Colleyville City Council should vote no to rezoning of this land. Signature ----'-~ {).----=--~----=~-Gt_(R_V'-tJ __ (Name) 1, ~ll 2\:-l\ibat\4 CAY (Street Address) ~ v1U.e ~ '}~N1JJ (Ciry, State, Zip) \ t-tF ~ Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 b bryner@colleyville. com Re: Letter of Opposition-Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons : 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are "protected" species of trees, including pine, oak, pos t oak, b lackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A "protected" tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are "protected." d . 48 trees on the property are "heritage" trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Coll eyville or a tree that pre-dates the city's establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are "heritage" trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a los s of a majority of these trees . 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville's Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city's country charm, exemplified b y its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. T h e Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville's Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer's request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Further, additional concerns exist around the potential for erosion, run-off, and the loss of wildlife habitat that accompanies tree removal. For each of th e above stated reasons, I oppose the rezoning of 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Pool Road from AG to PUD-R. The proposed new subdivision will require dear-cutting of nearly 1,000 trees. The tax benefits for the city do not outweigh the long-term rewards of preserving the natural resources that deftne our area. For these reasons, the Plan ning and Zoning Commission and the Colleyville City Council s hould vote no to rezoning of this land. Signature Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 b bryner@colleyville. com _/-+-tw_,_J.=----=--;y--__ (Date) Re: Letter of Opposition -Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are "protected" specie s of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A "protected" tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93 % of the trees on the property arfi "protected." d. 48 trees on the property are '"heritage" trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city's establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diame ter are "heritage" trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the develop er has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville's Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city's country charm, exemplified b y its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50 % tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville's Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer's request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Further, additional concerns exist around the potential for erosion, run-off, and the loss of wildlife habitat that accompanies tree removal. For each of the above stated reasons, I oppose the rezoning of 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Pool Road from AG to PUD-R. The proposed new subdivision will require dear-cutting of nearly 1,000 trees. The tax benefits for the city do not outweig h the long-term rewards of preserving the natural resources that define our area. For these reasons, the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Colleyville City Council should vote no to rezoning of this land. Signature ;Va.d'f Jd cokn' (Nam<) j ga; fonc/.t.Lo$d (Street Address) G; l.t.yv't '/1-0 rx (Cit)!, State, Zip) -#-/ _/ -----"-~--2-,_0 ___ (Date) Communi ty D evelo pment 7 & 0 3 Y City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Coll eyvill e, TX 7 6034 bbryner@ colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition-Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 D ear Mad am or Sir: I am writi n g to ex press m y o pposition to the request to rezone th e 13 .89-acre lot locate d at 241 7 Wilkes Drive, Coll eyvill e, Texas 76034 an d 6900 P ool Road , Coll eyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timb ers forest lan d detracts from the City of Coll eyville . a. 975 trees currently exi st on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest tl1at d efin es north ce ntral Texas . One of the most imp orta nt functions of thi s forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are "protected " species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and ced ar . c. A "protected" tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more an d a h eight of at least 15 feet. 93 % of th e trees on the property are "protected." d. 48 trees o n the property are "h e ritage" trees. A h eritage tree is a tree of the earli er r es idents of Coll eyville or a tree that pre-dates the city's establishment. All post oaks and blackj ack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are "h eritage" trees. e . Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the d eveloper h as proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2 . D eve lopme nt of this property to build a new subdivisio n of h o m es is n ot in keeping with Coll eyvill e's Co mpreh en sive Plan to presenre tree canopy that resid ents val u e. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city's country ch arm, exemplified b y its mature trees. b. Pool R oad is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, ther efore, h as high visibility. 3. The Coll eyvill e Land D evelopment Cod e, Chapter 5, Urb an Forestry requires preservation of 50 % of the protected tree canopy for the d evelopment of this subdivi sion. 50 % tree canopy preservation can not be acco mplish ed based on the number of homes proposed . T h e proposed subdivision violates Coll eyville's Land Development Co de . 4. D en ying the d evelo p er's request to rezone does n o t preve nt enj oy m ent or u se of the land. As it is currently zo ned, the d eveloper may build 4 h o mes. Further, additio n al concerns exist around the potential for erosion, run-off, and the loss of wildlife h abitat that accompanies tree remov al. For eac h of the above s tated reaso n s, I o ppose the rezoning of 24 17 Wilkes D rive and 6900 Pool Road fro m AG to P U D-R. The proposed n ew subdivisio n will r equir e cl ear-cutting of n early 1,000 trees. The ta x b en efit s for the city do not o utweig h the long-term rewards of preserving the natural resources that d efi n e o ur area. For these reason s, the Planning and Zoning Commissio n and the Coll eyville City Council sh ould vote n o to rezoning of this land. Signature ' (:\~h ~'j ~(j ~b (Name) \ "1 .. :1 .. L 1 TJQn>1}{9 '1) /'(StreetAddress) _\ \ +--( 1/1--1 ~--(Date) c ~ !Lrr ,,; Ill ::1,($;,> s1,'JZip) Co mmunity D evelopment City of Coll eyvill e 100 M ain St. Coll eyville, T X 76034 bbry n e r @ co ll eyvill e.co m Re: Letter of Opposition-Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 D ear M ad am or Sir: I am writing t o ex press m y o ppositio n to the r eques t to rezo n e the 13 .89-acre lo t loca ted at 2 41 7 Wilkes D rive, Coll eyvill e, Texas 760 34 and 6900 P ool Road , Coll eyvill e, Texas 760 34 fro m ag ricultural to r es idential fo r the fo ll owi ng r easo n s: 1. L oss of n ative cr oss timb er s fores t land d etracts fr o m t h e City o f Co ll eyvill e. a. 975 trees currently exis t o n the p ro p er ty . These trees ar e a p art o f the cross timb ers fo r es t that d efin es n o rth central T exas . O n e o f the m os t imp o rtant fun cti o n s o f thi s fores t land is to p revent wa t er runo ff. b . 910 o f these t rees ar e "prot ec t ed " speci es of trees, including pine, oak , p ost oak , black jack o ak , elm, and ce d ar . c. A "pr o t ected " tree is defin ed as h aving a di am eter of 6 inch es or m ore and a h eig ht o f at leas t 15 feet. 93% of the trees o n t h e pro p erty are "protec ted ." d. 48 trees o n the p rop er ty are "h eritage" trees . A h eritage tree is a tree o f the earli er res idents o f Co ll eyvill e or a tree that p re -d at es the city's es tabli shment. All p os t oak s and blackj ac k o ak s o f at least 15 inches in di am et er , and all p ro tec ted trees of at least 25 in ch es in di am eter are "h eritage " tr ees . e. D evelo pment o f this pro p erty to build 19 h o m es, as the d evelo p er h as prop osed , will r es ult in a loss of a m ajori ty o f these trees. 2 . D evelo pment o f t hi s p rop er ty to build a n ew subdivisio n o f h o m es is n o t in kee ping with Coll eyvill e's Co mpreh en sive Plan to preserve tree can o p y that r es idents value. a. Citize n s o f o ur ar ea enj o y the city 's co untry ch ar m , exemplified b y its m ature trees. b . P ool R o ad is a main tho r o ughfare for res idents of the ar ea. T hi s pro p er t y, ther efo r e, h as hig h vis ibility. 3 . The Co ll eyv ill e Land D evelo pment Cod e, Ch apter 5, U rb an For estry r equires preserva ti o n o f 50% o f the p ro tec ted tree ca n o p y fo r t h e d evelo pment o f this subdivision. 50% tree ca n o p y p reservatio n canno t b e acc o mplish ed base d o n the number of h o m es p rop osed . The pro p osed subdivis io n vio lates Coll eyvill e's Land D evel o pment Code . 4 . D en yi ng the d evelo p er 's r eques t to r ezo n e d oes n ot preve nt enj o ym ent o r u se o f th e land . A s it is currently zo n ed , the d evelo p er m ay build 4 h o m es . F urther , additio n al co nce rns exis t ar o und the p o t ential for erosio n , run-o ff, and the loss of wil dlife h abitat that acc o mpani es tree r em oval. For eac h o f t h e ab ov e sta ted r easo n s, I o ppose the r ezo ning o f 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 P ool Ro ad fro m AG to P U D -R. T h e proposed n ew subdivis io n will r equire cl ear -cutting of n earl y 1,000 trees. The t ax b en efit s fo r the ci ty do n o t outweig h the lo ng-t erm r eward s o f prese rving the n atural r esou r ces that d efin e o ur area . For these r eason s, the Planning and Zo ning Co mmissio n and the Coll eyville City Council sh o uld vote n o to r ezo ning o f thi s land. Since r ely, Signatu re Signature Fr~C: l_c-11'$1o~ -----------------------~am~ _r rf-A-+11 1,_ __ '-P=-"Z..=-~------(D ate) r; o/ / () I b/1'~11 1-.)c;A.Y c. '!Street A ddress) Col L~ vvdt~ /)t 71"C(cz~frate, Zip) r ' Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville , TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition-Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir : I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Driv e, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyvill e, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Los s of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees arc a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are "protected" species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A "protected" tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93 % of the trees on the property are "protected." d. 48 trees on the property are "heritage" trees . A heritage tree is a tree of the earli er residents of Colleyvill e or a tree that pre-dates the city's establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are "heritage" trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a los s of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville's Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents valu e. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city's country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colle yville Land Development Cod e, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50 % of the protected tree canopy for the d evelopment of this subdivision. 50 % tree canopy preservation cannot b e accompli shed based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Coll eyvill e's Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer's reques t to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the dev elop er may build 4 homes. Further, additional concerns exist around the potential for erosion, run-off, and the loss of wildlife habitat that accompanies tree removal. For each of the ab ove stated reasons, I oppose the rezoning of 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Pool Road from AG to P U D-R. The proposed new subdivis ion will require clear-cutting of n early 1,000 trees. The tax benefits for the city do not outweigh the long-term rewards of preserving the natural resources that d efme our area. For these reasons, the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Coll eyville City Council sh o uld vote no to rezoning of this land. Signature ~ Sig natu re ------"'\S--~ __ 1 _e_w_ce..D ___ (NameJ \ ---------t.-'l {,__-___,~,__ (Date)~ "L- :1 0<-1-$~ U2. ·rs.,,~~:i C[p;BftflCJu6 ~J~) Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 b bryner@colleyville. com Re: Letter of Opposition -Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defmes north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are "protected" species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A "protected" tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93 % of the trees on the property are "protected." d. 48 trees on the property are "heritage" trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city's establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are "heritage" trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping witl1 Colleyville's Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city's country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50 % tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville's Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer's request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. F urther, additional concerns exist around the potential for erosion, run-off, and the loss of wildlife habitat that accompanies tree removal. For each of the above stated reasons, I oppose the rezoning of 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Pool Road from AG to P U D -R. The proposed new subdivision will require clear-cutting of nearly 1,000 trees. The tax benefits for the city do not outweigh the long-term rewards of preserving the natural resources that define our area. For these reasons, the Planning and Z oning Commission and the Colleyville City Council should vote no to rezoning of this land. Signature s-----v_~~o ....... ~-4--'""l R .............. ~!£:-P~..-f-'--1~ ;~~tL-..,tfiJA w _A),_.,~tJ _B_,.,__,Z_,;o'"""----""'2...___,'Z...=------(Date) t Col \e2.J~ \l\.e..-TI (Ci!J, State, Zip) Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition-Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express m y opposltlon to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville . a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees arc a part of the cross timbers forest that defmes north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are "protected" species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A "protected" tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93 % of the trees on the property are "protected." d. 48 trees on the property are "heritage" trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earli er residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city's establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are "heritage" trees. e. Development of thi s property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville's Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city's country charm, exemplified b y its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for resid ents of the area . This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville's Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer's request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Further, additional concerns exist around the potential for erosion, run-off, and the loss of wildlife habitat that accompanies tree removal. For each of the above stated reasons, I oppose the rezoning of 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Pool Road from AG to PUD-R. The proposed new subdivision will require dear-cu tting of nearly 1,000 trees. The tax benefits for the city do not outweigh the long-term rewards of preserving the natural resources that define our area. For these reasons, the P lanning and Zoning Commission and the Colleyville City Council should vote no to rezoning of this land. Sincerely, . ~Ai4 e.. 4YK~1b Stgnature Signature 7 • .,~ ~\>J<'t~ lJ~v ~ lt> 2. ~ ____________ (D ate) \\Q\\ ti .JU ""•~ (.)~ (Street Address) ~~1 \\ef~ (City, Stat<, Zip) C:mm~: Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition-Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. 'These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are "protected" species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A "protected" tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93 % of the trees on the property are "protected." d. 48 trees on the property are "heritage" trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city's establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are "heritage" trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2 . Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville's Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city's country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50 % of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville's Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer's request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Further, additional concerns exist around the potential for erosion, run-off, and the loss of wildlife habitat that accompanies tree removal. For each of the above stated reasons, I oppos e rezoning of 2417 \Vilkes Drive and 6900 Pool Road from A G to PUD-R. The proposed new subdivision will requir ear-cutting of nearly 1,000 trees. The tax benefits for the city do not outweigh the long-term rewards of preserving atural resources that defme our area. For these reasons, the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Colleyville Ci ouncil should vote no to rezoning of this land. Signatun Signa ture i {t\t{j &{ 'M CV\Ibh (Name) _1-'----"-+lj --U--t-~ l~z -"L~_ (Date) lLli 0 (R t3e ctt{ 0 t+ . (Street Address) tD\\~V\\\{;1¥~ leO~~(Cz£y, State, Zip) Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76 034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition-Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Coll eyville , Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Coll eyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defmes north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are "protected" species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A "protected" tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are "protected." d . 48 trees on the property are "heritage" trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city's establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at le ast 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at lea s t 25 inches in diameter are "heritage" trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping witl1 Colleyville's Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area en joy the city's country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accompli shed based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville's Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer's request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. F urther, additional concerns exist around the potential for erosion, run-o ff, and the loss of wildlife habitat that accompanies tree removal. For each of the above stated rea sons, I oppose the rezoning of 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Pool Road from AG to PUD-R. The proposed new subdivision will require dear-cutting of nearly 1,000 trees. The tax benefits for the city do not outweigh the long-term rewards of preserving the natural resources that defme our area . Forth e reasons, the Planning and Zoning Commission a the Co · e City Council should vote no to rezoning of this land. Sincerely, ~ M(.,~ (Name) ~ s~~ ~StreetAddress) Lv l ¥ IlL I fl 1 (103 ~zty, State, Zip) Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition-Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13 .89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Coll eyvill e, Texas 76034 from agricultural to res idential for the fo ll owing reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville . a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defmes north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this fore st land is to prevent water runoff. b. 9 10 of these trees are "protected" species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A "protected" tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93 % of the trees on the property are "protected." d . 48 trees on the property are "heritage" trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earli er residents of Coll eyvill e or a tree that pre-dates the city's establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are "heritage" trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville's Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents va lue. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city's coun try ch arm, exemplified by its mature trees . b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50 % tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. T h e proposed subdivisio n violates Coll eyville's Land Development Cod e. 4. Denying the developer's requ est to rezone does not prevent e nj oymen t or u se of the land . As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Further, additional concerns exist around the potential for erosion, run-off, and the loss of wildlife habitat that accompanies tree removal. For each of the above s tated reasons, I oppose the rezoning of 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Pool Road from AG to PUD-R. The proposed new subdivision will require clear-cutting of nearly 1,000 trees. T h e tax benefits for the city do not outweigh the long-term rewards of preserving the n atural resources that define our area. For these reasons, the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Colleyville City Council should vote no to rezoning of this land. Sincerely, ~~~ Signatu Signature WcJ/~ ~ (Name) __:_~_,-=~--g-_J-L-_-=Z:;_P1.,_"L_ (Date) 3fll ~~kfi)OoJ ~ (StreetAddress) Co f(e'tt~ilk ~ i'tJJ<f (Ciry, State, Zip) Community D evelopment City of Coll eyville 100 Main St. Coll eyvill e, TX 76 034 bbryner @ co ll eyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition-Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot locate d at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers fore st land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that deflnes north central Texas. One of the most important functions of thi s forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of th ese trees are "protec te d " sp ecies of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A "protected" tree is defined as h aving a diameter of 6 inches or more and a h eight of at leas t 15 feet. 93 % of the trees on the property are "protected." d. 48 trees on the property are "heritage" trees. A h eritage tree is a tree of the earli er residents of Coll eyville or a tree that pre-dates the city's establi shment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at lea s t 15 inches in diameter, an d all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are "heritage" trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 h omes, as the developer ha s propos ed , will result in a loss of a majority of these trees . 2 . Development of this property to build a new subdivision of h omes is not in keeping with Colleyville's Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Ci tizens of our area enjoy the city's country charm, exe mplified b y its mature trees. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. T h e Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, U rban Forestry requires preservation of 50 % of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50 % tree canopy preservation cannot b e accomplished based on the number of h omes proposed . The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville's Land Development Code. 4. D enying the developer 's r equest to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Further, additional concerns exist around the potential for erosion, run-off, and th e loss of wildlife h abitat that accompanies tree removal. For each of the above s tated reasons, I oppose the rezo ning of 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Pool Road from AG to PUD-R. The proposed new subdivision will require dear-cutting of nearly 1,000 trees. The tax b en eflts for the city do not outweigh the long-term rewards of preserving the natural resources that define our area . For these rea sons, the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Colleyville City Council should vote no to rezoning of thi s land. Sincerely, ~;.@-~ Signature _f,_e.,---',tl-'----"-~-'lf...:....__'-'_h_•_' < __ (Name) )~o£'1/,;J.t••~ bJ c.r (StreetAddress) C./ay.-./4-, 7 K 7/P)(Cz!J , State, Zip) ----'/.'->j:.._t;,'----"'/'--z.::t=--~-'L--"-----(Dat e) Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 b bryner@colleyville. com Re: Letter of Opposition-Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b . 910 of these trees are "protected" species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A "protected" tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at lea st 15 feet. 93 % of the trees on the property are "protected." d. 48 trees on the property are "heritage" trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city's establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are "heritage" trees. e. Development of thi s property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville's Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city's country charm, exemplified by its mature trees . b . Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area . This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville's Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer's request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Further, additional concerns exist around the potential for erosion, run-off, and the loss of wildlife habitat that accompanies tree removal. For each of the above stated reasons , I oppose the rezoning of 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Pool Road from AG to PUD-R. The proposed new subdivision will require dear-cutting of nearly 1,000 trees. The tax benefits for the city do not outweigh the long-term rewards of preserving the natural resources that defme our area. For these reasons, the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Colleyville City Council should vote no to rezoning of this land. Signature Signature ~~ ~ (Name) -~1 l /r----e"--'-/__,2=----..!-z..~ (DateJ r 1 Cff01 ,Ash( at (k. (Street Address) CQl{&.\ v~l(e 1k 1{QQ3izry, State, Zip) Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition-Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are "protected" species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, b lackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A "protected" tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93 % of the trees on the property are "protected." d . 48 trees on the property are "heritage" trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city's establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are "heritage" trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville's Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city's country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b . Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accompli sh ed based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville's Land Development Code. 4. Denying the dev eloper's request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Further, additional concerns exist around the potential for erosion, run-off, and the loss of wildlife habitat that accompanies tree removal. For each of the above stated reasons, I oppose the rezoning of 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Pool Road from AG to PUD-R. The proposed new subdivision will require clear-cutting of nearly 1,000 trees. The tax benefits for the city do not outweigh the long-term rewards of preserving the natural resources that define our area . For these reasons, the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Colleyville City Council should vote no to rezoning of this land. Sincerely, Signature JoJ S· "1'~ (Nam•) 3s(Jt,.{ a~ I( v ~ l ~ y t::r-{5 treet Address) C,.~Jl[e 1 /x_ Jio?>l[ (City, Stak, Zip) Community D evelopm ent City of Coll eyvill e 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbry n er@coll eyville .com Re: Letter of Opposition-Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 D ear Mad am or Sir: I am writing to ex press m y op p ositio n to the r equ est to r ezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2 41 7 Wilkes Drive, Coll eyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 P ool R oad, Coll eyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land d etracts from the City of Coll eyville. a. 975 trees currently exis t o n the property. T h ese trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas . One of the m ost imp ortant functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b . 910 of these trees are "protec ted " sp ecies of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackj ack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A "protected " tree is defin ed as having a di ameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93 % of t h e trees on the property are "protected." d. 48 trees o n the property are "h eritage" trees. A h eritage tree is a tree o f the earli er residents of Coll eyvill e or a tree tl1 at pre-dates the city's establi shment. All post oaks and bl ack jack oaks of at least 15 inch es in di ameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are "h eritage" trees . e. D evelo pment of this pro p erty to build 19 homes, as the d eveloper has proposed , will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2 . D eve lopment of this pro p erty to build a n ew subdivision of h omes is n ot in keep ing with Colleyville's Comprehen sive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents v alu e. a. Citize n s of o ur area en joy the city's country charm, exemplifi ed by its mature trees. b. Pool R oad is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, h as high visi bili ty. 3. T h e Coll eyville Land D evelopment Cod e, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preserva ti o n of 50 % of the protected tree canopy for the development of thi s subdivi sion. 50 % tree ca n opy preservation cannot be acc ompli s hed b ase d o n the number of h o m es proposed. The proposed subdivis io n violates Coll eyvill e's Land D evelopment Co d e. 4. D en ying the d eveloper's request to rezone does n ot prevent enj oyment or use of the land. As it is curren tl y zoned, the developer may build 4 h omes. Further, additi onal conce rns exist around the potential for erosio n , run-off, and the loss of wildlife habitat that acco mpanies tree removal. For eac h of the above stated reasons, I oppose the rezoning of 24 17 Wilkes D rive and 6900 P ool Road fr om AG to P UD -R . The proposed new subdivision will requir e cl ear-cutting of n ea rl y 1,000 trees. The tax benefi ts for the city d o n o t o utweig h the lo n g-term rewards of preserving the n atural resources that define o ur area . For these reasons, tl1e Plan ning and Zoning Commission and the Coll eyville City Council sh ould vo te no to rezoning of this land. Signa ture ~~tt.a s~..,. ~~~ -s R.._ S\1..-C) j?.o&~et~ _to?--""'-=--L_l-=-=--E::-_"t_v"t __ U_L_Cr_ (City, State, Zip) Community Develo;J;{o'b 3t_ City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 b bryner@colleyville. com Re: Letter of Opposition -Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express m y opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons: 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville. a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defines north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b. 910 of these trees are "protected" species of trees, including pine, oak, pos t oak, blackjack oak, elm, a nd cedar. c. A "protected" tree is defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93 % of the trees on the property are "protected." d. 48 trees on the property are "heritage" trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Colleyville or a tree that pre-dates the city's establishment. All post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are "heritage" trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a loss of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville's Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. Citizens of our area enjoy the city's country charm, exemplified by its mature tree s. b. Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area . This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville's Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer's request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the d eveloper may build 4 homes. Further, additional concerns exist around the potential for erosion, run-off, and the los s of wildlife habitat that accompanies tree removal. For each of the above stated reasons, I oppose the rezoning of 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Pool Road from AG to PUD-R. The propose d n ew subdivision will require clear-cutting of nearly 1,000 trees . The tax benefits for the city do not outweigh the long-term rewards of preserving the natural resources that define our area. For these reasons, the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Colleyville City Council should vote no to rezoning of this land. Sincerely, 6-r<u~ Signature Signature ----L{(~._'--=~~ ... _2_c:>=Z__:"\.;':..__ __ (D ate) Community Development City of Colleyville 100 Main St. Colleyville, TX 76034 bbryner@ colleyville.com Re: Letter of Opposition-Destruction of Cross Timbers Forest Zoning Case ZC22-036, Request to Rezone 2417 Wilkes Drive From AG to PUD-R, Previously Known as Case ZC22-029 Dear Madam or Sir: I am writing to express my opposition to the request to rezone the 13.89-acre lot located at 2417 Wilkes Drive, Colleyville, Texas 76034 and 6900 Pool Road, Colleyville, Texas 76034 from agricultural to residential for the following reasons : 1. Loss of native cross timbers forest land detracts from the City of Colleyville . a. 975 trees currently exist on the property. These trees are a part of the cross timbers forest that defmes north central Texas. One of the most important functions of this forest land is to prevent water runoff. b . 910 of these trees are "protected" species of trees, including pine, oak, post oak, blackjack oak, elm, and cedar. c. A "protected" tree i s defined as having a diameter of 6 inches or more and a height of at least 15 feet. 93% of the trees on the property are "protected." d. 48 trees on the property are "heritage" trees. A heritage tree is a tree of the earlier residents of Coll eyville or a tree that pre-dates the city's establishment. A ll post oaks and blackjack oaks of at least 15 inches in diameter, and all protected trees of at least 25 inches in diameter are "heritage" trees. e. Development of this property to build 19 homes, as the developer has proposed, will result in a los s of a majority of these trees. 2. Development of this property to build a new subdivision of homes is not in keeping with Colleyville's Comprehensive Plan to preserve tree canopy that residents value. a. C itizens of our area enjoy the city 's country charm, exemplified by its mature trees. b . Pool Road is a main thoroughfare for residents of the area. This property, therefore, has high visibility. 3. The Colleyville Land Development Code, Chapter 5, Urban Forestry requires preservation of 50% of the protected tree canopy for the development of this subdivision. 50% tree canopy preservation cannot be accomplished based on the number of homes proposed. The proposed subdivision violates Colleyville's Land Development Code. 4. Denying the developer's request to rezone does not prevent enjoyment or use of the land. As it is currently zoned, the developer may build 4 homes. Further, additional concerns exist around the potential for erosion, run-off, and the loss of wildlife habitat that accompanies tree r emoval. For each of the above stated reasons, I oppose the rezoning of 241 7 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Pool Road from A G to P UD-R. The proposed new subdivision will require clear-cutting of nearly 1,000 trees . The tax benefits for the ci ty do not outweigh the long-term rewards of preserving the natural resources that define our area. For these reasons , the P lanning and Zoning Commission and the Colleyville City Council should vote no to rezoning of this land. Signature Sig nature ORDINANCE O-23-2233 AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE AND THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF COLLEYVILLE, TEXAS, BY CHANGING THE ZONING ON 13.89 ACRES BEING TRACT 1B1, 1C1, 1B2, AND 1B3, ABSTRACT 294, ROBERT CHOWNING SURVEY, AND LOT 1, BLOCK 1, CERO ADDITION, LOCATED AT 2417 WILKES DRIVE AND 6900 POOL ROAD FROM THE AG AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT AND RE SINGLE FAMILY ‘ESTATE’ RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT TO THE PUD-R PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT – RESIDENTIAL ZONING DISTRICT; PROVIDING A PENALTY OF FINE NOT TO EXCEED THE SUM OF TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS ($2,000.00) AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE WHEREAS, the City of Colleyville has received an application for a rezoning under Case No. ZC22-036; and WHEREAS, the City of Colleyville deems it necessary, for the purpose of promoting the health, safety, morals, or general welfare of the City to amend the City’s zoning ordinance; and WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Commission, has given reasonable consideration to, among other things, the character of the City’s zoning districts and their peculiar suitability for particular uses, with a view to conserving the value of buildings and encouraging the most appropriate use of land throughout the City; and WHEREAS, the City Council is of the opinion that the change in zoning provided for herein should be made, in compliance with the City Charter, and state law with reference to changes to zoning classifications under the City’s zoning ordinance and zoning map, having given the requisite notices required by law and having held public hearings affording all interested persons and property owners a full and fair opportunity to be heard. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COLLEYVILLE, TEXAS: Sec. 1. THAT all the foregoing premises and findings are found to be true and correct and are incorporated into the body of this ordinance as if copied in their entirety. Ordinance O-22-2233 Page 2 of 7 Sec. 2. THAT the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the City of Colleyville, Texas, be, and the same is hereby amended by changing the zoning on 13.89 acres, being Tract 1B1, 1C1, 1B2, and 1B3, Abstract 294, Robert Chowning Survey, and Lot 1, Block 1, Cero Addition, located at 2417 Wilkes Drive and 6900 Pool Road from the AG Agricultural district and RE Single Family ‘Estate’ district to the PUD-R Planned Unit Development – Residential zoning district, as depicted in the attached Exhibit “A” and Exhibit “B”. Sec. 3. THAT the Official Zoning Map of the City of Colleyville be amended to incorporate the zoning change approved herein. Sec. 4. THAT the above described tract of land shall be subject to the following conditions: 1. GENERAL a. The purpose of this PUD-R is to allow for a single-family residential development of detached dwelling units. b. The property is subject to all the regulations contained in the Colleyville Land Development Code, except where amended by this Ordinance. 2. CONCEPTUAL PLAN AND PLATTING a. The street layout and arrangement of lots of the subdivision shall be generally consistent with the Conceptual Site Plan, labeled as Exhibit “C”, which shall not be considered the preliminary plat. The actual street and lot arrangement may differ from that shown on Exhibit “C” to accommodate topographic, drainage, engineering design limitations, or other conditions. b. The developer shall submit and receive approval from the City a Preliminary and Final Plat in accordance with the requirements of the Land Development Code prior to development of this PUD-R. Ordinance O-22-2233 Page 3 of 7 3. PERMITTED USES a. Single-family residences, detached; limited to no more than 18 lots as shown on the attached Development Plan. b. Common open space areas 4. RESIDENTIAL LOT REQUIREMENTS AND SETBACKS Single-family detached residential lot requirements and setbacks shall comply with the following R-20 zoning district and subject to the following provisions: a. Minimum Lot Size 20,015 s.f. b. Minimum Lot Width Eighty feet (80’) measured at the building setback line, except pie-shaped cul-de-sac lots, in which case the minimum shall be seventy-five feet (75’), as shown on the Development Plan. c. Front Building Line 30 feet back of property line. d. Side Building Line 10 feet. e. Rear Building Line 25 feet. f. Maximum Lot Coverage 30% g. Maximum Impervious Coverage 60% h. Street-facing Side Yard Side yard setbacks on the street side of a corner lot, fronting on another street, shall all be 30’ i. Minimum House Size 3,500 square feet. Ordinance O-22-2233 Page 4 of 7 5. Open Space a. This development shall provide not less than 20.66% common open space, which shall generally be configured as shown on Exhibit “C”. All open space areas shall be landscaped and maintained by the Homeowner’s Association. b. All amenities within the open space areas shall be maintained by the Homeowner’s Association. c. All common open space along the internal streets shall be fully landscaped and irrigated with a combination of trees and shrubbery pursuant to an approved landscape plan. The common open space shall be owned, operated and maintained by The Bluffs at Colleyville Homeowners Association which shall have a mandatory membership of all homeowners and shall collect dues in amounts satisfactory to maintain the common open space. The Association shall have fine and lien rights as permitted by law to enforce compliance with the rules of the association. 6. SCREENING a. Perimeter fencing and screening shall be in compliance with the Wall/Fence Diagram included and shown on the Development Plan, labeled as Exhibit “C”. b. Wood fencing will only be permitted between lots. All front elevation fences, from the front of the house to the side property line, shall be open style fencing of decorative metal, and/or masonry. All lots adjacent to a common open space shall be open style fencing of decorative metal, and/or masonry. c. Where lots back to existing residential lots with fences, the existing fence shall be kept, maintained or improved in coordination with each owner, as shown in the diagram on the Development Plan and associated detailed diagrams. Where open space lots border adjacent properties, either the existing fence will be maintained or improved, or a decorative masonry or Ordinance O-22-2233 Page 5 of 7 metal fence will be installed, all in cooperation with the adjacent property owner, according to the detailed plans submitted with zoning. 7. ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES a. The dominant exterior vertical wall area of each structure, exclusive of doors and windows, shall be masonry (brick, stone, or stucco) or other material solely determined by The Bluffs HOA Architect Review Committee. No more than 20% of the exterior vertical wall to be authentic lath and stucco application over wood framing. Dryvit systems or Styrofoam products are not acceptable. The exterior of chimney flues shall be of masonry material acceptable to the Committee. Installation of all types of exterior items and surfaces such as address numbers or external ornamentation, lights, mail chutes, mailboxes, roofing materials and exterior paint or stain, shall be subject to the approval of the Committee as to size, design, materials color, manufacturer and location. Garage Standard – Minimum of a three-car garage with wood-like, architecturally enhanced doors. b. Minimum Roof Pitch – Minimum of a 10:12 roof pitch unless architecturally required to vary, based on home style. c. Windows – No aluminum windows allowed in the subdivision, only windows of higher quality and every efficiency will be allowed. All windows will be insulated glass with a “low-e” specification. 8. OTHER a. Minimum of two (2) three-inch (3”) caliper trees per front yard, unless quality existing trees are present and saved. Fully landscaped and sprinklered front and rear yard within sixty days of completing a house. b. Street Design Standards: o Right-Of-Way: Fifty feet (50’) (Undivided) Ordinance O-22-2233 Page 6 of 7 o Travel Lane Width: Thirty-one feet (31’), back of curb to back of curb o Turning Radii: Fifteen feet (15’) Sec. 5. THAT the above described tract of land shall be used only in the manner and for the purposes provided by the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the City of Colleyville as heretofore amended, and as amended herein. Sec. 6. THAT any person, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions or terms of this ordinance shall be subject to the same penalty as provided for in the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the City of Colleyville, and upon conviction shall be punishable by a fine not to exceed the sum of Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000.00) for each offense. Sec. 7. THAT if any section, paragraph, subdivision, clause, phrase or provision of this ordinance shall be judged invalid or unconstitutional, the same shall not affect the validity of this ordinance as a whole or any portion thereof other than that portion so decided to be invalid or unconstitutional. Sec. 8. THAT in addition to and accumulative of all other penalties, the City shall have the right to seek injunctive relief for any and all violations of this ordinance. Sec. 9. THAT it has been found that there has been a change in conditions in the above described property, it is now necessary that it be given the above zoning classification in order to permit its proper development and in order to protect the public interest, comfort and general welfare, and requires that this ordinance shall take effect immediately from and after its passage. AND IT IS SO ORDERED. The first reading and public hearing being conducted on the 5th day of January 2023. The second reading and public hearing being conducted on the 17th day of January 2023. APPROVED BY A VOTE OF AYES, NAYS, ON THIS THE 17TH DAY OF JANUARY 2023. Ordinance O-22-2233 Page 7 of 7 Mayor Bobby Lindamood Aye Mayor Pro Tem Kathy Wheat Aye Brandi Elder, Place 1 Aye George Bond, Place 2 Aye George Dodson, Place 4 Aye Chuck Kelley, Place 5 Aye Callie Rigney, Place 6 Aye ATTEST: CITY OF COLLEYVILLE Christine Loven, TRMC Bobby Lindamood City Secretary Mayor APPROVED AS TO FORM: Whitt Wyatt City Attorney Exhibit “A” – Location and Zoning Map Exhibit “B” – Statement of Planning Objectives Exhibit “C” –Development Plan SPEAKER CARD Date: Z3 Agenda to Number: --(_.4Item must be completed! For example: Sa (this can be found on the far left side of the agenda copy) Do you have special technology needs, such as loading photos, connecting a laptop or tablet, during your time to speak? yes No will speak In Support of this item, I will speak In Opposition ttoo this item. I do not wish to speak, but please record my: support V opposition ,� Name: Address: i understand I as a Public H Meetings Law, under the Citiz Signed: city: for five minutes. 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For agenda items not listed on the agenda as a Public Hearing, City Council cannot respond to speakers in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Law, Chapter 551 of the Texas Local Government Code. This includes persons speaking under the Cid nIs CoTmeptj gection pf the agenda. Signed: This information is a Public Record SPEAKER CARD Date: 2 Agenda Item Number a--� Item must be completed! For example: Sa (this can be found on the far left side of the agenda copy) Do you have special technology needs, such as loading photos, connecting a laptop or tablet, during your time to speak? Yes No I will speak In Support of this item. I will speak In Opposition to this item. I do not wish to speak, but please record my: support opposition Name: Address: M City: CO (_ - I I understand I am limited to speaking for fi a minutes. For agenda items not listed on the agenda as a Public Hearing, City Council cannot respond to speakers in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Law, Chapter 551 of the Texas Local Government Code. This includes persons speaking under the Citizen`s C mments section of the agenda. . This information is a Public Record SPEAKER CARD Date: 1 � , Zok2 Agenda Item Number: Item must be completed! For example: Sa (this can be found on the far left side of the agenda cowl Do you have special technology needs, such as load' �g( photos, connecting a laptop or tablet, during your time to speak? Yes 7 No I will speak In Support of this item. I will speak In Opposition to this item I do not wish to speak, but please record my: support opposition Name: 7FC J'I wC. Address: J 18 City: I understand I am limited to speaking for rive minutes. For agenda items not listed on the agenda as a Public Hearing, City Council cannot respond to speakers in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Law, Chapter 551 of the Texas Local Government Code, This includes persons speaking under the Citize/nl rz" pm ents sect�of the agenda,, This information is a Public Record Date: l Agenda Item Number: For example: Sa this SPEAKER CARD Item must be completed! Do you have special technology needs, such as loading photos, connecting a laptop or tablet, during your time to speak? yes t/ No I will speak In Support of this item. I will speak In Opposition to this item. i I do not wish to speak, but please record m , /� pposition � Y� support i' o Name: _ !�� f a �I Address: 490, L1�J 1 C� City: �Ilev 1,4 i I understand I am limited to speaking fit five minutes. For agenda items not listed on the agenda as a Public Hearing, City Council cannot respond to speakers in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Law, Chapter 551 of the Texas Local Government Code. This includes persons speaking under the Citizen's Comments section of the a Signed:tia!- is a Public Record T SPEAKER CARD Date: Agenda Item Number: *-- Item must be completed! For example: Sa (this can be found on the far left side of the agenda copy) Do you have special technology needs, such as loading photos, connecting a laptop or tablet, during your time to speak? Yes No I will speak In Support of this item. I will speak In Oppos'tion to this item. I do t wish to s Ibut please record my: support opposition Name: C)v�v'� e- ` Address�������p�� CY:� i understand I am limited to speaking for five mini tes. For agenda items n t 'sted on the agenda as a Public Hearing, City Council cannot respond to speakers in accordance ith the Texas Open Meetings Law, Chapter 551 of the Texas Local Government Code. This includes persons speaking undT-t a Citize ommjen"ecdon of the agenda. Signed This Public Record SPEAKER CARD Date: i 2-0 2 � Agenda Item Number: 4— Item must be completed! For example: Sa (this can be found on the far left side of the agenda c_pv) Do you have special technology needs, such as loading photos, connecting a laptop or tablet, during your time to speak? Yes No /I will speak in Support of this item. I will speak In Opposition to this item. V I do not wish to speak, but please record my: support opposition Name: U 1 C� Address: a o City: C0' -e 4 V" 1� e - I understand I am limited to speaking for rive minutes. For agenda items not listed on the agenda as a Public Hearing, City Council cannot respond to speakers in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Law, Chapter 551 of the Texas Local Government Code. This includes persons speaking under the ea's Comment�sectigd of the agenda. Signed: This is a Public Record SPEAKER CARD Date: Agenda Item Number: .4--- Item must be completed! For example: 5a (this can be found on the far left side of the agenda copy) Do you have special technology needs, such as loading photos, connecting a laptop or tablet, during your time to speak? Yes No I will speak In Support of this item. I will speak In Opposition to this item. do not wish to speak, but please record my: support °✓ opposition Name: E,F l 1 c \� 2 A e Address: a1100 ffu V� c t 5 City: �o 110y, I �� I understand I am limited to speaking for rive minutes. For agenda items not listed on the agenda as a Public Hearing, City Council cannot respond to speakers in accordance with the Texas open Meetings Law, Chapter 511 of the Texas Local Government Code, This includes persons speaking under the Citizen Comn,Xsection of the agenda. . Signed: This information is a Public Record SPEAKER CARD Date: SI Z°Zs Agenda Item Number: 2 o, 4-- Item must be completed! For example: Sa (this can be found on the far left side of the agenda cony) Do you have special technology needs, such as loading photos, connecting a laptop or tablet, during your time to speak? Yes J` No I will speak In Support of this item. I will speak In Opposition to this item. I do not wish to speak, but please record my: support Y opposition Gr`�Name: ""'_tJ Address: (-OeOI ��I3�\� 6t City: I understand I am limited to speaking for five minutes. For agenda items not listed on the agenda as a Public Hearing, City Council cannot respond to speakers in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Law, Chapter 551 of the Texas Local Government Code. This includes persons speaking under the Citken's Commepts-section of the agenda. Signed: This information is a Public Record SPEAKER CARD Date: s Z� Agenda Item Number: 201- - — Item must be completed! For example: Sa (this can be found on the far left side of the agenda cony) Do you have special technology needs, such as loadingphotos, connecting a laptop or tablet, during your time to speak? Yes No I will speak In Support of this item. I will speak In Opposition to this item. X I do not wish to speak, but�pleasel�record my: support opposition Name: \ Ir �u 1Cx�l� 2 C-74 '� C=_ Address: (DsG t v) Q ).CO a City: PQ (I 6 I understand I am limited to speaking for five minutes. For agenda items no ted on the agenda as a Public Hearing, City Council cannot respond to speakers in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Law, Chapter 551 of the Texas Local Government Code. This includes persons speaking under the Citizo's Cymments section of the agenda. . Signed: This information is a Public Record Date: I 6 SPEAKER CARD �2� Agenda Item Number:, t--- Item must be completed! For example: Sa (this can be found on the far left side of the agenda copy) Do you have special technology needs, such as loading photos, connecting a laptop or tablet, during your time to speak? Yes No I will speak In Support of this item. I will speak In Opposition to this item. I do not wish to speak, but please record my: support opposition n Name: i' 1cirie-ttk� V'-:P. P, Address: -- I JIU_s City: 121 ((e I understand I am limited to speaking for rive minutes. For agenda items not listed on the agenda as a Public Hearing, City Council cannot respond to speakers in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Law, Chapter 551 of the Texas Local Government Code. This includes persons speaking under the Citizen's Comments section of the agenda. . Signed: This information is a Public Record SPEAKER CARD Date: D( ID 5 � D a-3 Agenda Item Number: d -4— Item must be completed! For example: Sa (this can be found on the far /eft side of the agenda coov) Do you have special technology needs, such as loading photos, connecting a laptop or tablet, during your time to speak? Yes No I will speak In Support of this item. I will speak In Opposition to this item. I do not wish to speak, but please record my: support ✓" opposition Name: cSht'14 Deng(S.ff Address: �' (70 W, ke$ �J !^ City: V I understand I am limited to speaking for five minutes. For agenda items not listed on the agenda as a Public Hearing, City Council cannot respond to speakers in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Law, Chapter 551 of the Texas Local Government Code. This includes persons speaking under the Citizen's Comments section of the agenda. Signed: This information is a Public Record SPEAKER CARD Date: J S— Agenda Item Number: ZA *— Item must be completed! For example: Sa (this can be found on the far left side of the agenda cove) Do you have special technology needs, such as loading photos, connecting a laptop or tablet, during your time to speak? Yes No I will speak In Support of this item. I will speak In Opposition to this item. V` I do not wish to speak, but please record my supporty opposition Name: �_ ilL_lfpo K\CC-NIAX�JNb Address: A I00 vj iLv",E.�' :\),P' City: 6DL- Lq U` LL, (t I understand I am limited to speaking for rive minutes. For agenda items not listed on the agenda as a Public Hearing, City Council cannot respond to speakers in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Law, Cha ter 551 of the Texas Local Government Code, This includes persons speaking under the CitizenI f%Tmente section of the agenda, . Signed: This information is a Public Record SPEAKER CARD Date: Agenda Item Number: �) a .4-- Item must be completed! For example: Sa (this can be found On the far left side of the agenda cony) Do you have special technology needs, such as loading photos, connecting a laptop or tablet, during your time to speak? Yes 1— No I will speak In Support of this item. I will speak In Opposition to this item. t I do not wish to speak, but please record my: support opposition Name: EQ Ge h� / Address: 1�'b(ttlbILr. i City: I understand I am limited to speaking for five minutes. For agenda items not listed on the agenda as a Public Hearing, City Council cannot respond to speakers in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Law, Chapter 551 of the Texas Local Government Code. This includes persons speaking under the Citizen's Comments section of the agenda. I _ Signed: This information is a Public Record SPEAKER CARD Agenda Item Number: C3-7Li3 7 -- Item must be completed! For example: 5a (this can be found on the far left side of the agenda copy) Do you have special technology needs, such as loading photos, connecting a laptop or tablet, during your time to speak? Yes 7' `X/� No I will speak In Support of this item. I will speak In Opposition to this item. I do not wish to speak, but please record my: support Name: Address: ZgIZ. 1 t,Llz S City: I understand I am limited to speaking for rive minutes. For agenda items not listed on the agenda as a Public Hearing, City Council cannot respond to speakers in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Law, Chapter 551 of the Texas Local Government Code. This includes persons speaking under the Citizen" Comments section of the agenda. Signed: This information is a Public Record SPEAKER CARD Date: / ^;z -,2 1 Agenda Item Number. -AA 4---- Item must be completed! For example: Sa (this can be found on the far left side of the agenda copy) Do you have special technology needs, such as loading photos, connecting a laptop or tablet, during your time to speak? Yes Y No I will speak In Support of this item. I will spea In Opposition this item. _ I do not wish to speak, but please record my: support opposition Name: AM4MJ VIA Ai Address: I6D"?, e- City: 0 6 QN 2 I understand I am limited to speaking for rive minutes. For agenda items not listed on the agenda as a Public Hearing, City Council cannot respond to speakers in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Law, Chapter 551 of the Texas Local Government Code. This includes persons speaking under the Citizen's Comments section of the agenda. Sign is a Public Record SPEAKER CARD Date: Agenda Item Number: -,Z�_.-- Item must be completed! For example: 5a_(this can be found on the far left side of the agenda copy) Do you have special technology needs, such as loading photos, connecting a laptop or tablet, during your time to speak? Yes __,e No I will speak In Support of this item. I will speak In Opposition to this item. I do not wish to speak, but please record my: support --Zopposition Name: f� �(� 1�f%� Address: -�`O(/u& D/' City: LU JJII6Y o - I understand I am limited to speaking for five minutes. For agenda items not listed on the agenda as a Public Hearing, City Council cannot respond to speakers in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Law, Chapter 551 of the Texas Local Government Code, This includes persons speaking under the Citi I/ s comments section of the agenda. Signed: �M(ii iG • �(1/(�ii This information is a Public Record Date. a,, � SPEAKER CARD • Agenda Item Number: 4--.- Item must be completed! For example: 5a (this can Ee found on the far left side of t� Do you have special technology needs, such as loading photos, connecting a laptop or tablet, during your time to speak? Yes No II will speak In Support of this item v I do not wish to speak, but please rE Name: Address: I will speak In Opposition to this item. my: support _< opposition I understand I am limited to speaking f r-frve minutes. For agenda items not listeiron the agenda as a Public Hearing, City Council cannot respond to speakers in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Law, Chapter 551 of the Texas Local Government Code. This includes persons speaking under the Citizen's Commegtsosection of the agenda, . --� --- information is a Public Record SPEAKER CARD Date:�� Agenda Item Number: t. Item must be completed! For example: Sa (this can be found on the far left side of the agenda cony) Do you have special technology needs, such as loading photos, connecting a laptop or tablet, during your time to speak? Yes No I will speak In Support of this item. I will speak In Opposition to this item. I do t wish to speak, but please record my: support opposition Name: Address: ���� IJAL�5 I�r7V e City: 4�' I understand I am limited to speaking for five minutes. For agenda items not 1 sted on the agenda as a Public Hearing, City Council cannot respond to speakers in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Law, Chapter 551 of the Texas Local Government Code. This includes persons speaking under the Citizen's Comments sggion of the agenda. Signed: information is a Public Record SPEAKER CARD Date: 05 Agenda Item Nlumber:�kA1 r— Item must be completed! For example: Sa (this can be found on the far left side of the agenda copy) Do you have special technology needs, such as loading photos, connecting a laptop or tablet, during your time to speak? Yes ' No I will speak In Support of this item. I will speak In Opposition to this item. I do not wish to o�// speak, but please record my: support opposition Name: �y� 11 g Address: ��� 4�lJ�Y��� V �/ City: C� q V) I understand I am limited to speaking for five minutes. For agenda items not listed on the agenda as a Public Hearing, City Council cannot respond to speakers in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Law, Chapter 551 of the Texas Local Government Code; This includes persons speaking under the Citizen's Comments section of the agenda. . Signed: This information is a Public Record SPEAKER CARD Date- r Z`3 Agenda Item Number: t— Item must be completed! For example: Sa (this can be found on the far left side of the agenda copy) Do you have special technology needs, such as loading photos, connecting a laptop or tablet, during your time to speak? Yes No _ I will speak In Support of this item. I will speak In Opposition to this item. I do not wish to speak, but please record my: support opposition u Address: `1L�l G-'elen 606 jl�(. City: w(1 Lvl vi�/�r I understand I am limited to speaking for rive minutes. For agenda items not listed on the agenda as a Public Hearing, City Council cannot respond to speakers in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Law, Chapter 551 of the Texas Local Government Code. This includes persons speaking under the Citizen's Comments section Af the agenda. . Signed: U4'� This information is a Public Record