2005-05-02 Meeting Report (Custom Cutting Technologies)A
41C SPIN
IF
2005 Neighborhood Meeting
Report Form
SPIN Neighborhood _11
Meeting Date _5_/_2_/_05_
Meeting Topic and Description: _Plan by Custom Cutting Technologies,
Inc. CCTI a Grapevine based light industrial, plastics machine
company to relocate to an existing vacant building on the east side of
Sam School Road, just north of Dove Rd. The current building will have
its exterior refurbished. The proposed use is consistent with the recently
approved 2025 land use plan. Plan has been discussed with Planning,
but no formal submittal has been made.
Featured Speakers:
Greg Mince and Marshall Dunn, owners of
CCTI.
Number of neighbors attending: 7
Location of meeting:_City Hall
Notification Process: (ie: flyer mailed, hand delivered, calls, city publications, etc.)
Mail publication
Follow -Up Information: _The following represent the questions raised
and information provided in the meeting.
What is planned for the unsightly area across Sam School Rd. to the
west?
Have you looked at existing industrial areas in Southlake?
Why did you pick this location?
Are you aware of what Solana is doing to the north of this site?
Have you submitted anything to Planning?
What will be the requested zoning?
How much traffic do you generate?
What are the noise levels of your business?
How many shifts do you work?
How long will it take to remodel the building?
Will the building have to be gutted?
How long will the project take to complete?
Have you considered the buffer yard requirements to the south and east
of the lot?
Have you considered a wall?
What are your parking requirements?
What is traffic like at a shift change?
The owners described their plastics machining process and
demonstrated some of their products. They provided pictures of a
refurbished building in Grapevine to demonstrate what their architect
has in mind for the building on this site.
It was clarified that the land use in the 2025 plan for this site is mixed
use. This use is a transition between the residential lot to the south and
the heavier commercial use to the north in Solana.
It was stated that the company employee's fifteen people and that
approximately twenty parking spaces will be needed and provided.
Generally, those attending viewed the plan positively as it will eliminate
a current eye sore and is consistent with the intended use of the site. No
opposition was expressed once the land use conformity was established.
Report Submitted By: Roger Hutton