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02.05.1981 PZ & BOA MinutesMinutes of Regular Meeting of Planning & Zoning Board February 5, 1981 Mr. Raymond Morris, Chairman, called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. Members present; Mr. Billingsley, Mr. Brown and Mr. Flowers. Mr. Cromer was not present.. Staff in at- tendance: Mel Justice and Kay Dietrick. The minutes of the January 7, 1981 regular meeting were approved as read, I. Old Business a. Apache Pipeline -Eddie Pernell - Lot 24, Block 1, Woodlea Acres. Because of previous commitment, Mr. Pernell was allowed to go first. Mrs. Pernell came before the Board at the January 7th meeting seeking a building permit for a 30' X 30' building and a 6 month extension on the variance for an office trailer. At that time, it was ascertained that the trailer had not been placed on the sewer and the request was tabled until the trailer was placed on sewer. The water Superintendent had been down to sight where the sewer tap would go. Mr. Pernell was told by the Board to check with the City Secretary about the sewer tap fees and that the trailer must be on sewer before the end of the 6 month variance. Mr. Brown made the motion and Mr. Billingsley seconded it to grant the building permit and the 6 month trailer variance to Apache Pipeline. Motion carried with none opposed. b. Mr. Don Turner - 530 W. Mansfield Highway. Mr. Turner was not present, Mrs. Turner came in his place. Mr. Turner was seeking a building permit for his Drill Bit business. It was tabled to give the Board time to study implications of business, noise levels and building plans. The Board suggested that a fence of wood or masonary be erected around the property. The Board also suggested that the front of the building have a decor - ative front to cover the total front of the building. Parking will be all paved. Mr. Flowers made the motion and Mr. Brown seconded it that Mr. Turner get with Mr. Justice on the type of front for the building and after getting Mr. Justice's approval, grant the building permit. Motion carried none opposed. c. Royce Turner - 705 E. Mansfield Hwy. Mr. Turner came seeking a building permit for his drill bit business. The de- sign meets the City's requirements, with decorative fronts. Parking is adequate. Asphalt will pave the area after placing gravel along the back of the lot to be used as a base for the asphalt. Mr. Brown made the motion and Mr. Billingsley seconded it to approve the request for building permit for Mr. Royce Turner with a 6 month limit for putting down asphalt at the back of the lot. Motion carried with none opposed. II. Miscellaneous a. Eagle Pipeline,- Mr. Windell Smith and Mr. Gerrell Ross - Lot 23, Block 2, Woodlea Acres, Zoning G. Mr. Smith and Mr. Ross wished to obtain the Board's fellings on a 25 X 100' metal shed for parking the company trucks. Mr. Smith was informed that the building must be of painted metal. No formal action could be taken since Eagle Pipeline was not on the agenda. The Board recommended that the staff issue a temporary construction permit to pour the slab and that Mr. Smith get on the agenda for the March 5, 1981 meeting with formal building plans before a building permit would be issued. b. Paul Winters- Replat of Lots 1,2,3, &.4 Block 47, Original Town of Kennedale. Mr. Flowers made the motion and Mr. Billingsley seconded it that the Board accept the replat- ting of lots 1,2,3 & 4 Block 47, Original Town of Kennedale and it be submitted to council for adoption into the City of Kennedale and that the Board accept the building plans from Mr. Paul Winters, Motion carried with none opposed. I'II. Board Members a. Mr. Flowers asked Mr. Justice about the trucks and equipment parked at Sublett and Hwy. 287 - Virgel Rhodes. Mr. Justice stated that. Mr. Rhodes had moved and that David Kuyken- dall was leasing the property for tire repair and an inspection station. Mr. Justice was to check on the over night parking of vehicles. b. The Board was informed that the water rates were going up in March. Minimum is going from S3.50 to S3.75, 254 per 1000 gallons after 2500 gallons. c. The water tower is under construction and when it is further along, the City, with its own funds, will drill a Trinity well. d. Mr. Brown questioned the for sale signs in front of the Pine Meadows duplexes. He was informed that there was nothing stated in any discussion about whether the duplexes would be for sale or rental property. e. Mr. Morris wanted the Board to start thinking about a solution to the problem of people who receive water from the City but do not wish to be in the City Limits. They receive all the benefits of the City without paying taxes, while the City is having to turn down residential building permits because of the water system inadequacies. f. Harris Corporation is waiting for the replatting of their property from Dunaway. g. Mr. Justice explained that if railroad crossings are in line to have flashing warning lights put up that state law states that stop signs can be erected until that time. 1V. There being no further business, Mr. Flowers made the motion and Mr. Brown seconded it that the meeting adjourn. Motion carried with none opposed. Meeting adjourned at 9:20 P. M.