2007-08-13 Meeting Report (Calloway's Nursery)SPIN MEETING REPORT
CASE NO. ZA07 -108
PROJECT NAME: Calloway's Nursery
SPIN DISTRICT: 9w
MEETING DATE: August 13, 2007 at 6:30PM
MEETING LOCATION: 1400 MAIN STREET, SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS
MEETING ROOMS 3A 313
TOTAL ATTENDANCE: Approximately Fifteen (15)
SPIN REPRESENTATIVE(S) PRESENT: Jim Jeppe
APPLICANT(S) PRESENTING: John Cosby, Calloway's Nursery
STAFF PRESENT: Planner Clayton Comstock
STAFF CONTACT: Clayton Comstock, (817)748 -8269; ccomstockoci.southlake.tx.us
APPLICANT PRESENTATION SUMMARY
Property Situation of Proposed Development
Southwest corner of Parkwood Drive and E. Southlake Blvd;
Adjacent to the Northwood Park neighborhood of Timarron (south) and White Chapel
United Methodist Church (west)
Development Details
There are two components to this development:
Calloway's Nursery Retail Site (Site Plan)
Planned for the northern portion and the majority of the property
4,250 sq ft retail building
3 shade structures, or pergolas, inside a fenced nursery yard
Perimeter fence to be 8 -foot wrought iron with masonry columns
Bagged goods will be sold in the southwest corner of the commercial site
Existing pecan tree on the commercial site will be saved
2. Office Building Tree Preservation Area (Concept Plan)
Planned for the southern portion of the property
The 12,000 square foot single -story office building is conceptually planned at this
point,
Calloway's Nursery hopes to relocate its headquarters to the site when their
current lease expires in 5 years
Will keep and possibly increase the size of the existing 180+ foot tree
preservation area that borders the Northwood Park neighborhood to the south
QUESTIONS DISCUSSION
QUESTION: How tall would the pergolas be?
RESPONSE: They would be 1 S feet at their tallest point, sloping to about 10 feet for rain runoff.
They would be made of wood and stained a teak color.
QUESTION: How tall is the front retail building?
RESPONSE: Approximately 22 feet.
QUESTIONS: What will the floor of the landscape yard be made of? Will you go with stained
concrete? Have you considered decomposed granite?
RESPONSE: Just concrete, as the nature of the business will likely stain the concrete over time
anyway. Decomposed granite is not viable, as it can get messy and doesn't allow
maneuverability of customers' shopping carts.
QUESTION: What kind of roofing material is proposed on the pergolas?
QUESTION: What is the elevation change from the road to the building?
QUESTION: What is the size of the tree preservation area?
QUESTION: What are you doing to shield the view of the parking lot from FM 1709
(Southlake Blvd)?
QUESTION: What will the office building look like?
QUESTION: For clarification, Parkwood Drive is not proposed to punch through, making a
complete connection between Southlake Blvd and Byron Nelson Pkwy, correct?
RESPONSE: Correct.
QUESTION: Where does the property drain?
QUESTION: How tall will the new trees that you plant be?
RESPONSE: They will be about 10 feet tall when planted. We would also like to show abroad
spectrum of trees and shrubs in our landscaping of the site, seeing as how we are a
landscape business.
QUESTION: When will you begin building the Is (retail) phase?
RESPONSE: As soon as we are approved and permitted by the City.
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