HomeMy WebLinkAboutPlanning and Zoning Commission-Minutes-7/26/1971
MItHlTES OF THE JULY 26. f97l PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSIOI':
The rn.eeting was called to order by Chairman F.d Neador wl~h the
follow~ members present: BUd Peek, L. D. Long, Joe Deupree,
Lloyd Brothers, John Thompson, and Johnny Andrews.
The Minutes for the June meeting were approved as submltted.
Pub11c hear1ng on zon1ng case Z-7l-5.c;1,~~~ B-21) zonlng to C-N
AUbrey Brothers, was opened. Ll.oyd Brothers excused himself from
the Board as tu-. Brothers was a relative. The propertY' contained
1n this case 1s .848 aores on Glade Road. There were three property
owners adjOining the abeTe mentioned property that were in objection.
These being llir. E. R. Rudaly, l'irs. Bone, and Nr. Tutt. They expressed
a deslre to keep this propert7 res1dential. Mr. William Fisher
was the only property owner present in favor of the zoning change.
Mr. Fisher also stated that be had talked to Mr. D. B. Couch f~!1d
Mr. Walls who had S+I;.o Terbell,. to him that they were also in faTor
of the zoning change. The Board asked Mr. Brothers if he would ohange
the application for zoning change troll C-N to C-PO which would act as
a but"fer between commercial and res1dential property. Mr. Brothers
agreed to the change. Hr. "eador asked If ar\7one 1n oppoSition to
the zoning change would now be in favor of this issue since !wir.
Brothers did change the appl1cation to c-po. All those 1n opposition
remalned against. Joe Deupree made a 1JlOt1on to ohange the zonllJ@ trom
R-20 to C-PO. L. D. Long seconded the lIotion. The vote was four
for the zoning change. 2 abstained, and 1 disqualified. Those in
faTor of the change .ere~ B~ Peek, Joe Deupree, and L. D. Long.
Those abstalntng lIerel John Thompson and Johrmy Andrews. The vote
was not a ma3or! ty so Chairman F.d 11eador voted, '" ill vote being in
favor. r*lotlon carrled. The recommendat1on now goes to the Clty
Councll. Chairman Meador announced that &n"one wishi:'&g to make his
w1shes known tc the City Councll should leave a letter stating h1s
opposit1on or his desire to ohange the zonlng with the C1ty Seoretary
before the City Council meeting August la, 1971.
The pub11c hearing on zoning case Z-71-6, Alan W. HaJm and John
Sandlln for a zoning ohange from AG to C-C tor retall-prof.sional
was opened. Hr. CalTin Luper spoke betore the Coaisslon representing
the above for !I".ducators Industries. M:r. Andr.. asked what was proposed
for this 20 acree. Hr. ~ 881d it was proposed tor a shopplDf! center.
Mr. HaJIln also stated that there would also be a hous1ng development
going in the property ad301nlD(1:. There was a couple tro. Bedford
1n attendance no stated that they .ere going to build an 800 unit
apartment oomplex across Brown Trail trom the 20 acres f.r. Hamn would
like rezoned 80 they were 1n tavor ot the zonlng ohan8e. The
Commission askeel tire Samn it he would change his application to C-N
which would better suit th1s proposed change. 141'. Bum said he would
change h1s application. Hrs. White, an adjoining propert7 owner,
stated she had no objectlon to the zoning change. Mr. Andrews moved
that C-N zoning be accepted under ~he condition that sutflcient
right-of-v., is provided to eliminate the traffic bottlenec* at
Brown Trail and Cheek-Sparger Road so that It 11nes up wlth Est1ll
Road leaVing this propert7 on e1ther side 8ubje~ to' to secondary
thoroughfare standards. Joe Deupree seconded. Ail members voted in
favor of the motlon. Motlon oarr1ed. The recommendat10n will go
before the Councl1 August 10. 1971.
PaSte 2 MINurES OF THE JULY 26.. 1971 PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
Mr. Doug Long presented his preliminary plat to the Commiss1on for
The Oaks Subdivision to be built. Mr. Brothrrs stated that it was
not even in the City of COlleyv111e, ~1r. Long said that he needed
Commission approval as it was 1n the extraterritorial limits of the
City of Colleyv111e. Hr. Andrews made a mot1on that the plat be
approved. Bud Peek seconded. I<totion carried with Bud Pee!!, Johnny
Andrews, Lloyd Brothers, and L. D. Long vot1ng in favor. Joe
Deupree voted against and John Thompson abstaining. Motion carried.
Ed Neador moved that meeting be adjourned. Mr. Peek seconded. Motion
carried. 11eeti::lg adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
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J. nice L. Steward
City Secretary