09/13/1984, Public Hearing Meeting MinutesKennedale City Council
Public Hearing, September 13, 194
Public Hearing #1
Mr. Don Samanie: Consideration of Zoning Change Request on
Tract 1, E. C. Cannon Survey A378 and a portion of J. M. Lilly
Survey A378, From zone A to Zone G-l.
The public Hearing was called to Order by Mayor Taylor at
7:00 pm. The following members were present: Mayor Taylor,
Mayor Pro Tem J. D. Kirkpatrick, Counc~lmembers R~,chard Bennett,
Harvey Long, Alan Elrod, Jerry M~.tchell.
Mr. Samanie spoke in favor o#' his proposal as submitted
in written form to the Coucnil. He outline his plans for the use
of the land, including a rough draft of the building layout and
photos of the current conditions. He stated that he felt the
City needed the extra G-1 zoning, that it would use that land
to it's highest use.
Mr. Gardner- 1000 Mansfield-Cardinal Road- a land owner adjoining
the property spoke against the changing. He felt that it would
change the neighborhood and devalue his property.
Mr. Wilson- 924 Mansfield -Cardinal Road- a land owner
adjoining the property spoke agaanst the rezoning. He supplied
a petition signed by some of the property owners in the general area
which stated that they were against the change.
Ms. Bobbie Williams- another adjoining property owner spoke
against the change.
Mr. Blair- spoke in favor of the change in zoning. He had
previous to the Council's pub-tic hearing, applied for a zoning
request change on his property located adjacent to the subject
property.
Each of the above persons made final comments regarding the
change.
With no other comments on this subject property, the second
Public Hearing commenced.
Public Hearing #2
Without interruption, the second hearing began with the
Mr. Larry Gill: Consideration of Zoning Change Request on
Tract 2, M: P. Lamar Survey A987 and Tract 8, D. Strickland ~.
Survey A1376, From Zone A to Zone E.
Mr. Larry Gill spoke in favor of the zoning change which
would allow th e use of the land for commer ical usage as an
access to his other land which is located in the Arlington
jurisdiction. He explained to the Council his plans of use of
the land.
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Cont.
There were no other speakers on this matter. The Council proceeded
to the next Public Hearing
Public Hearing #3
Mr. Larry Gill: Consideration of Zoning Change Request on
3.93 Acres of Land out of the T. F. Rodgers Survey A1363 and
W. E. Haltom Survey A731, From Zone A to Zone C.
Mr. Gill spoke in favor of his proposal to change the zoning
to Zone C. He explained to the Council that the change was to
reflect that an odd shape of this property would not allow for
the best usage for the construction of single family housing.
The proposal allows for the building of multi-family dwelling for
which usage of the land would be the best.
With no other speakers on this matter, the Council continued
to the next public hearing.
Public Hearing #4
Mr. Mike Ford: Consideration of Zoning Change Request on
Tract lAl, 1A2, 1A3, M. P. Lamar Survey Abst. 9~7 From Zone A
to Zone F, Commerical.
Mr. Ford show the Council a sketch of the proposed building
that would be placed on the land. It is a new style building
now being used for the Stop-N-Go food stores. The consensus of
the area residents were that a convenience store located on this
property would be benefical to the neighborhood.
The public had no other speaker on this matter. The Council
than went to Hearing #5
Public Hearing #5
Budget Adoption hearing to include Revenue Sharing Funds.
Mayor Taylor spoke to the persons present that the budget
was prepared in it's final form and was now ready for public
hearing. He explained that the budget was one that was balanced
and could serve the needs of the City and it's citizens,
No citizens present wished to speak in favor or against
the proposed budget.
With this, the motion to adjourn the public hearings at
8:09 Pm. was made by J. D. Kirkpatrick and seconded by Richard
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