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19SOUTHLAU Richard Schell --rscheli@ci.south lake.tx.us>
ZA17-092/ZA18-001
Terry Lewi Mon, Feb 5, 2018 at 11:51 AM
To: rschell@ci.southlake.tx.us
Terry and Debra Lewis
1524 Main St
Southlake, TX 76092
Cell 972-841-6093
Please consider this email as our formal objection to the proposed building of a Shake Shack (ZA17-092) Parkside
Restaurant and to the proposed easement for restaurant patrons to be able to access the Park (ZA18-001).
Our position is that the proposed area for construction of the restaurant is already very congested and adding another
retail in such a small space will add an inordinate amount of traffic. While we support the continued growth and
enhancement of Town Square, there seems to be an effort underway to put more and more into any space available. An
example is the construction of a multi -story Condo building (which we opposed as well) in a nearby parking lot that will
exponentially add to already difficult parking and traffic situation. Adding another restaurant in a parking lot that is already
heavily utilized will only exasperate the problem.
In addition we are heavily opposed to allowing this restaurant to have access to the adjacent Park. As a twelve year
resident of the Brownstones, we have seen what can go on in the Park. In our opinion, giving access to this facility will
only add to the trash, loitering and crime problems that the Park has experienced. We face the Park directly.
Thank you for your consideration in this matter and we are asking for you support in voting NO on both of these Zoning
proposals.
Sincerely,
Deb and Terry Lewis
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2/5/2018 Ci.southlake.tx.us Mail - Proposed Restaurant C-O 6
USOUTHLAKE
Proposed Restaurant
Sun, Feb 4, 2018 at 12:15 PM
To: Rschell@ci.southlake.tx.us
P and Z,
Being 12 year residents of the Main Street Brownstones we oppose the restaurant that is
considered for being built adjacent to Summit Park.
Serious concern of loitering, litter and noise added to park that has already been a big issue with
police keeping it safe and respecting park hours of dawn to dusk.
Music and band noise is already a frequent issue coming from Ginger Man, exceeding city noise
code.
The barn style architecture is also in question as not a good visual fit for other existing building
styles.
Joe and Deanna Kienast oppose restaurant planned for area adjacent to Summit Park.
1518 Main Street
Southlake, TX 76092
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February 2, 2018
Southlake City Council
1400 Main Street
Suite 270
Southlake, Texas 76092
Reference: Public Hearing Notice ZA17-092
Dear Mayor Laura Hill,
As a resident of 1514 Main Street in Southlake (since the Brownstones were built
in 2006), 1 would like to take this opportunity to voice my OPPOSITION to the
proposed restaurant....as it's currently proposed. Here is my reasoning:
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN:
The city of Southlake in general, and Town Square in particular, has rightfully
earned and maintained it's premier reputation because of it's continual
"commitment to quality".... be it schools, infrastructure, businesses, services or
architecture. In my humble opinion, the proposed architectural design of the
proposed structure is in stark contrast to everything we have in Town Square. I
say NO to allowing a "barn" come into Town Square. If this style is what the
developer wants, let him/her go to one of our neighboring cities, where that motif
may fit in well with their standards. Also, you need to think about your ability to fill
this style structure with another tenant....if this restaurant fails.
PROPOSED CONTOURING OF SUMMIT PARK:
It appears the Southwest corner of Summit Park is proposed for alteration in order
to accommodate an incoming commercial entity. I would think that our city parks
would be sacred and that our City Council would do everything they could to
protect them for the exclusive use & enjoyment of our citizens.... rather than alter
them as an "enticement' and/or for the "Financial benefit" of commercial
enterprises.
POTENTIAL NOISE.
I can't tell by the various elevation plans, but these type structures normally have
a lot of windows that can be raised in good weather. I can only imagine the music
and other noise originating from such a facility.... especially with the proposed
contouring of Summit Park, which would invite restaurant quests to spill over into
the park. We already have The Ginger Man pub in the immediate area and it
occasionally gets loud. The proposed restaurant will bring in another source of
probable noise and it's even closer to the residents of the Brownstones.
7Re ectf u I ly,
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James H. Posey
1514 Main Street
Southlake, Texas 76092
(817) 999-5194
Cc: Councilman Shahid Shafi-Place 1
Councilman Shawn McCaskill -Place 2
Councilman Chad Patton -Place 3
Councilman Randy Williamson -Place 4
Councilman John Huffman -Place 5
Councilman Christopher Archer -Place 6