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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPlanning and Zoning Commission-Minutes-12/30/1971 CITY Oil ~OLLEYVILLE P.O. BOX 185 COLLEYVI LLE, TEXAS 76034 SPECIAL CALLED MEETING DECEMBER 30. 1971 PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION Meeting was called to order by Chairman Deupree with the following members present: Ed Meador, John Thompson, Bud Peek, and L. D. Long. Since Ed Meador was not at the regular meeting, Mr. Deupree explained to him what had transpired on Mr. Rust's plat. Mr. Rust had presented this plat for Briarwood to the Zoning Commission December 20, 1971 at which time it was not certain as to whether this land was in Colleyville. Since that time, it has been determined that the land is in the County and part of the extraterritorial jurisdiction of Colleyville. At this time Mr. Rust spoke to the Commission stating that he had consulted with his attorney on this matter. Mr. Rust stated that it was his feeling all the time that this property should be in Colleyville, and he did want to comply with all the laws of the City of Colleyville. Mr. Rust explained the plat to the Commission. Joe Deupree stated that the plat did meet all the requirements of the city ordinances except that Mr. Rust did not plan on curbs and gutters. Mr. Rust stated if he could purChase The Oaks subdivision that he would curb and gutter the whole thing. F~ Meador asked if Ridingwood Lane would tie in with the Oaks subdivision. Mr. Rust said it would. Mr. Rust stated there were 48 lots for the 35 acres. Ed Meador asked if the street width was adequate. Mr. Deupree said the width was adequate per our ordinances. Mr. Rust stated that the restrictions on this subdivision will exceed any restrictions Mr. Rust has ever had before on any subdivision. There was a discussion at this time on the curbs and gutters in this subdivision. Mayor Whitmire felt that Mr. Rust's attorney and the City Attorney should get together on the curb and gutter situation and come to an agreement. Ed Meador made a motion to approve the plat tentative to the recommendations of the City Attorney and Mr. Rust's attorney. Bud Peek seconded. All five members voted in favor of approving the preliminary plat. Joe Deupree asked if the easement should be 6' instead of 5' as shown on the plat. Mr. Rust said he would have to get the utility company to draw this up. Page 2 Special Meeting December JO. 1971 Zoning Commission On the planning portion of the Commission, Ed Meador stated that he had looked over the sewage proposal from Tarrant Utility and personally thought it not to be in the best interest of the citizens of Colleyville. Ed Meador made a motion to send a letter to the City Council stating that the Zoning Commission disapproved of the proposal from Tarrant Utility on the sewer system. JOhn Thompson seconded. All five members voted in favor of disapproving the prGlPosal. Meeting adjourned. Respectfully submitted. ~ Jtww<cD Jan Steward City Secretary