1989-10-09
CITY OF SOUTHLAKE
667 N. Carroll Avenue
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS MEETING
October 9, 1989 7:30 p.m.
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS MEMBERS: Chairman, Art Sorenson;
Vice-Chairman, John Scoggan. Members: Ernest Johnson, Dennis
Minder (alternate) and Joe Bentley (alternate).
MEMBERS ABSENT: Robert Downard.
CITY STAFF PRESENT: Director of Public Works, Mike Barnes; Zoning
Administrator, Karen Gandy; City Attorney, Betsy Elam; Jean Bryson,
Building Clerk; and, Sandra L. LeGrand, City Secretary.
The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by chairman, Art
Sorenson, who read into the minutes, the meeting format outline
which will be used for tonight's meeting. Mr. Sorenson announced
that both alternate members will be allowed to cast a vote during
WII tonight's meeting, as one regular member is absent and one member
has resigned his position.
Agenda Item #2 Approval of Minutes
Motion was made to approve the minutes of the July 24, 1989 Board
of Adjustments meeting.
Motion: Scoggan
Second: Johnson
Ayes: Scoggan, Johnson, Minder, Bentley, Sorenson
Nays: None
Approved: 5-0 vote
Agenda Item #3 Administrative Comments
Mr. Sorenson had no comments during this item.
Agenda Item #4 Case #70, Request for Special Exception Use
Case #70 is a request for a Special Exception Use for outside
storage on property zoned Industrial-1 per Ordinance No. 480,
Section 44.12tt. The location of the property is Block B, Lot 2,
Hart Industrial Park, 1595 Hart Court.
A presentation was made by the zoning administrator, who located
the property on the map for the members.
John Mayfield, TLC Builders, was present, representing the owner,
Joseph Hart.
PR
Board of Adjustments Minutes
October 9, 1989
page two
Sri Agenda Item #4 Continued
Mr. Mayfield stated they began construction on the Hart Industrial
Park prior to the property being annexed into the City of
Southlake, in October, 1987. On the original plan, all the
buildings were designed to have outside storage. The zoning on the
property was first Industrial-2, and recently changed to
Industrial-1 with the new ordinance. He is requesting they be
allowed to continue with the project, as they began prior to
annexation, with outside storage.
r
it
Mr. Sorenson stated that any Special Exception granted by the Board
of Adjustments will be on a case by case basis. Each project that
is completed, will need to apply to the zoning administrator for
outside storage, screening and, fencing. These requirements must
be adhered to. Mr. Mayfield stated he proposed the completion date
1. for the project will be three to four years from this date,
depending on the economy.
The City Attorney, Betsy Elam, questioned the amount of
construction that was in progress when the property was annexed
into the city. Mr. Mayfield stated that Block A, Lots 1 & 2, and
Block B, Lot 1, had buildings completed when annexed. Also that
Block B, Lot 2 was under construction. The engineering was
completed, the retension pond engineering was completed, which has
all built up to a substantial investment toward completion of the
entire project at the time of annexation.
Mr. Mayfied stated that outside storage is essential to the entire
plan for the Hart Industrial Park. He stated he feels the City
Council realized that outside storage was essential when they were
given Industrial-2 Zoning, when they first came into the city.
Joe Bentley, alternate member has questions in regards to Ordinance
No. 480, Section 38, Outside Storage; Section 39, Screening; and,
Section 42 Bufferyards with respect to this request.
The Public Hearing resulted with no comments, in support or in
opposition to this issue.
Mr. Bentley expressed concerns that the Board will set a precedent
in regards to the outside storage issue, if the request is granted.
Betsy Elam, City Attorney, stated that their are certain rights
that a person has prior to a previous ordinance or prior to
annexation. If we cut off uses to sharply, we are causing "a
* taking".
The board adjourned into recess at 9:10 p.m.
Board of Adjustments Minutes
October 9, 1989
A"k
page thee
The board returned from recess at 9:27 p.m.
Agenda Item #5 Continued
Ernest Johnson expressed concern that the board is getting Case #70
and Case #71 to intertwined.
To continue discussion for the case at hand, Mr. Sorenson recapped
the issues for the board. A request for Special Exception use was
filed by the applicant for outside storage in Industrial-1 zoning.
Outside storage in Industrial-1 may be permitted provided other
provisions in the zoning ordinance are complied with including; a
solid wall fence, and, consideration of the buffer yard
requirements. Additionally, the proximity to residential from the
location of the storage is another restriction of the request. As
the zoning ordinance is written, and specifically, with the
residence within that proximity, this board has no authority to
grant a special exception use and be under the current zoning
ordinance.
The City Attorney reaffirmed, they can't get there from here. The
board does not have any authority to waive any issues.
Motion was made to dispense with agenda items #4 and #5 (Case #70 &
#71)
Motion: Minder
Second: Scoggan
Ayes: Minder, Scoggan, Johnson, Bentley, Sorenson
Nays: None
Approved: 5-0 vote
Motion was then made to consider the proposed use and structure as
stated in Section 6, of Ordinance No. 480, for Block 2, Lot 2, and
the applicant can proceed with the plans he had at the time of
annexation, also that a substantial expense and substantial
development plan were underway with the adoption of the new zoning
ordinance. As to screening, storage, side yards and buffer yards,
these items are non complying items. Motion: Johnson
Second: Minder
Ayes: Johnson, Minder, Bentley, Scoggan, Sorenson
Nays: None
Approved: 5-0 vote
# Note: The balance of the property is in a non conforming
status and will be considered at a future meeting.
r
r~
Board of Adjustment Minutes
i6 October 9, 1989
i page four
Agenda Item #6. Case #72
The request for a variance to the side yard of 351, as provided on
the Cimmaron Acres plat was presented by James F. Anderson,
proposed owner of the property, known as Block 2, Lot 4, Cimmaron
Acres.
Mrs. Gandy noted that seven letters were sent to property owners
within 2001, and she received one response, in favor.
Mr. Anderson explained the situation by stating the encroachment is
1.7 feet over the building line.
The public hearing resulted with no comments in support or against
the request.
W John Scoggan outlined the findings for the board as outlined on
page 44-2 (a,b,c,d) of Ordinance No. 480. Including: that special
conditions and circumstances exist which are peculiar to the land,
structure, and building involved, which are not applicable to other
lands, structures, or buildings in the same district; that literal
interpretation of the provisions of this ordinance would deprive
the applicant of rights commonly enjoyed by other properties in the
same district under the terms of this ordinance; that the special
conditions and circumstances do not result from the actions of the
" applicant; and, that granting of the variance requested will not
confer on the applicant any special privilege that is denied by
this ordinance to other lands, structures, or buildings in the same
district.
Motion was made to concur with the findings as set forth, in the
request for variance to the side yard of 35' as provided on the
Cimmaron Acres plat.
Motion: Minder
Second: Bentley
Ayes: Minder, Bentley, Scoggan, Johnson and Sorenson
Nays: None
Approved: 5-0 vote
Agenda Item V. Case #73, Request for Special Exception Use
The request for a Special Exception Use for the construction and
temporary use of a concrete batch plant as provided in ordinance
No. 480, Section 44.12jj. Location: Block 1, Lot 1, Southridge
Lakes Addition, was considered.
w
i1~1
.wl
Board of Adjustments Minutes
October 9, 1989
page five
Agenda Item #7 Continued
The zoning administrator made a presentation, stating the
Southridge L.P. is requesting a temporary batch plant. She sent
five letters to property owners within 200' of the property and
received no written responses.
■ John Levitt, Levitt Engineering, stated the location of the
temporary batch plant will be the northwest corner of Lot 1, Block
1, Southridge Lakes Addition. He presented a letter from the Texas
Air Control Board, granting a permit for J.L. Bertram, for the
concrete batch plant.
Levitt went on to say, this plant will facilitate the project and
will lesson the wear on FM 1709, while under construction. The
A permit is requested for sixty (60) days, as the permit from the
`i Texas Air Control Board is also for sixty (60) days.
Mr. Scoggan asked if the concrete being mixed on site, will cut
Southlake out of sales tax. Levitt answered "no", as the roads
which will be build are public roads.
The public hearing resulted with no comments from the audience.
Mr. Scoggan outlined the findings for the board, stating, the
request is for a specially permitted plant, with the locations
defined on the site plan.
Motion was made to approve the batch plant for sixty (60) days,
with a beginning date of October 10, 1989, using the approved truck
routing of FM 1709 and SH 114.
Motion: Minder
Second: Sorenson
Ayes: Minder, Sorenson, Scoggan, Bentley, Johnson
Nays: None
Approved: 5-0 vote
Agenda Item #8 Adjournment
Motion was made and approval given, for adjournment of this meeting.
Motion: Bentley
Second: Scoggan
Ayes: Bentley, Scoggan, Minder, Johnson, Sorenson
Nays: None
Approved: 5-0 vote
iM
• s Art o enson, Chairman
AT T:
COD
ra L. LeGrand ' •
v
City Secretary
~~l1Np11H lq{II~~
i+~rlP
MEETING FORMAT OUTLINE
GOOD EVENING LADIES AND GENTLEMEN MY NAME IS
I AM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE CITY OF
SOUTHLAKE. I HEREBY CALL THIS REGULARLY NOTICED MEETING OF THE
g CITY OF SOUTHLAKE ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT INTO SESSION.
MADAM SECRETARY, IS A QUORUM PRESENT?
(SECRETARY): YES, MR. CHAIRMAN.
THANK YOU MADAM SECRETARY. A QUORUM IS PRESENT AND,
THEREFORE, THIS BOARD IS COMPETENT TO PROCEED WITH IT'S REGULARLY
SCHEDULED AGENDA. PRIOR TO COMMENCING OUR HEARINGS I WOULD LIKE
TO REVIEW OUR MEETING FORMAT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THOSE IN THE
AUDIENCE.
EACH CASE WILL BE CALLED IN IT'S REGULARLY SCHEDULED ORDER
UPON OUR AGENDA. AT THE TIME A CASE IS CALLED A REPRESENTATIVE OF
THE ZONING ADMINISTRATOR'S OFFICE WILL MAKE A STAFF PRESENTATION
L
TO THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT. THE PURPOSE OF THIS PRESENTATION IS
TO IDENTIFY THE GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION OF THE TRACT UNDER
pm CONSIDERATION, TO EXPLAIN THE NATURE OF THE REQUEST, TO PROVIDE
6 BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON THE CONFORMANCE OF THE REQUEST WITH THE
OR COMMUNITY MASTER PLAN AND VARIOUS DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCES, AND TO
EXPLAIN NOTICE PROCEDURES AND RESPONSES IN RELATION TO THIS
REQUEST.
L
AT THE CONCLUSION OF THIS PRESENTATION THE APPLICANT WILL BE
L GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A PRESENTATION TO THE BOARD EITHER BY
PERSONAL APPEARANCE OR BY REPRESENTATIVE. AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE
APPLICANT'S PRESENTATION THOSE INDIVIDUALS IN THE AUDIENCE DESIRING
lr
TO SPEAK IN SUPPORT OF THE PROPOSED REQUEST WILL BE GIVEN AN
OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A PRESENTATION TO THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT. AT
THE CONCLUSION OF PRESENTATIONS BY THOSE SUPPORTING THE REQUEST
ALL THOSE IN THE AUDIENCE WISHING TO SPEAK AGAINST THE PROPOSED
REQUEST WILL BE GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO ADDRESS THE BOARD OF
ADJUSTMENT. THE BOARD ASKS THAT ALL INDIVIDUALS AND PARTIES
PRESENTING INFORMATION ON EACH REQUEST PLEASE TRY AND DIRECT THEIR
COMMENTS TO FACTUAL INFORMATION AND NOT TO SPECULATION OR
SUBJECTIVE COMMENTS.
AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE PRESENTATIONS MADE BY THOSE OPPOSING
THE REQUEST THE APPLICANT WILL BE GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A BRIEF
REBUTTAL AS THE APPLICANT HAS THE BURDEN OF PROVING THE NECESSITY
AND THE JUSTIFICATION FOR HIS OR HER REQUEST. THE BOARD WILL THEN
CLOSE IT'S PUBLIC HEARING AND COMMENCE DISCUSSION AND CONSIDERATION
OF THE INDIVIDUAL ITEM.
PLEASE REMEMBER THAT THE ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT IS A QUASI
6
JUDICIAL BODY. A FORMAL RECORD IS MADE OF EACH HEARING AND EACH
CASE. THE BOARD IS PERMITTED TO ACT ONLY UPON FACTUAL INFORMATION
OR EVIDENCE THAT IS PRESENTED BY THE STAFF AND BY PARTIES MAKING
PRESENTATIONS AT THE PUBLIC HEARING ON EACH CASE. ANY PARTY OR
INDIVIDUAL WHO DISAGREES WITH A DECISION OF THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
MUST APPEAL SUCH DECISION TO A STATE DISTRICT COURT AS THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTHLAKE HAS NO REVIEW AUTHORITY OVER THE
DECISIONS OF THE BOARD. IN ORDER FOR THE BOARD TO APPROVE ANY
REQUESTED ITEM FOUR AFFIRMATIVE VOTES ARE NECESSARY.
~w
I WILL NOW COMMENCE WITH OUR REGULARLY SCHEDULED AGENDA. ITEM
li
po
1 ON OUR AGENDA IS APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF OUR MEETING.
EACH MEMBER OF THE BOARD HAS PREVIOUSLY BEEN PROVIDED WITH A COPY
OF THOSE MINUTES. ARE THERE ANY CORRECTIONS, ADDITIONS OR
DELETIONS TO THESE MINUTES?
(COMMENTS)
HEARING NONE, I AM PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN A MOTION TO APPROVE
THESE MINUTES.
(RECEIVE MOTION AND SECOND)
I HAVE A MOTION AND I HAVE A SECOND. THERE BEING NO FURTHER
DISCUSSION ON THIS ITEM ALL THOSE IN FAVOR OF THIS REQUEST PLEASE
irn•~'
INDICATE BY SAYING AYE IN RESPONSE TO THE CALL OF THE SECRETARY.
(THE SECRETARY OF THE BOARD WILL CALL EACH MEMBERS NAME AND
AT THE CALL OF THE MEMBERS NAME A VOTE OF AYE OR NAY WILL BE
ENTERED).
THE MINUTES BEING APPROVED THE BOARD WILL NOW MOVE TO THE
FIRST CASE SET FOR HEARING: I HEREBY CALL CASE NUMBER ZA
THE ZONING ADMINISTRATOR MAY PROCEED WITH THE STAFF PRESENTATION.
(STAFF PRESENTATION)
c7l THE STAFF PRESENTATION HAVING BEEN COMPLETED I NOW CALL UPON
THE APPLICANT OR THE APPLICANT'S REPRESENTATIVE TO MAKE SUCH
4001,
,a
COMMENTS AND PRESENT SUCH EVIDENCE AS THE APPLICANT SHOULD DESIRE.
(PRESENTATION)
THE APPLICANT HAVING COMPLETED IT'S PRESENTATION I NOW ASK IF
THERE ARE THOSE PRESENT IN THE AUDIENCE WHO WISH. TO SPEAK IN
SUPPORT OF THIS REQUEST? PLEASE COME FORWARD TO THE PODIUM WHERE
YOUR COMMENTS MAY BE RECORDED.
(COMMENTS FROM AUDIENCE)
HAVING NOW HEARD THE COMMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS OF THOSE IN
SUPPORT THE REQUEST I WOULD NOW ASK IF THERE ARE THOSE PRESENT IN
4 THE AUDIENCE WHO WISH TO SPEAK AGAINST THE PROPOSAL? WOULD YOU
ALSO PLEASE COME TO THE PODIUM SO THAT YOUR COMMENTS MAY BE
RECORDED.
(COMMENTS FROM AUDIENCE)
COMMENTS NOW HAVING BEEN RECEIVED FROM ALL THOSE DESIRING TO
SPEAK IN OPPOSITION TO THE PROPOSAL I WOULD CALL UPON THE APPLICANT
6
OR HIS REPRESENTATIVE FOR A BRIEF REBUTTAL.
(REBUTTAL)
w THE APPLICANT HAVING CONCLUDED HIS REBUTTAL I NOW CLOSE THE
PUBLIC HEARING UPON THIS PARTICULAR AGENDA ITEM. THE PUBLIC
ear ,
HEARING HAVING BEEN CONCLUDED THE BOARD IS PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN
DISCUSSION ON THIS ITEM. DO I HAVE A MOTION IN REFERENCE TO THIS
ITEM?
(MOTION)
w
Ali
HAVING RECEIVED A MOTION AND A SECOND IS THERE FURTHER
DISCUSSION ON THIS ITEM?
(FURTHER DISCUSSION)
THERE BEING NO FURTHER DISCUSSION ON THIS ITEM I ASK THE
SECRETARY TO CALL THE VOTES.
ACTION ON ITEM HAVING BEEN CONCLUDED THE BOARD
WILL NOW TURN TO ITEM NUMBER ZONING ACTION NUMBER
(CONTINUE WITH EARLIER FORMAT). (AT THE CONCLUSION OF ALL ITEMS
ON THE BOARD'S AGENDA). THIS CONCLUDES ACTION ON THE FINAL MATTER
r SET FOR HEARING THIS EVENING. THERE BEING NO FURTHER ITEMS SET FOR
PRESENTATION TO THE BOARD THIS HEARING IS NOW ADJOURNED SUBJECT TO
RECALL BY THE CHAIR UNTIL THE DATE OF OUR NEXT REGULARLY SCHEDULED
w,
MEETING.
irr
FORMAT.01
SL1
.w nr rrm.mrrr rrrnl
EXAS AIR CONTROL BOAR
T6330 HWY. 290 EAST, AUSTIN, TEXAS 78723, 512/451-5711
DICK WHITTINGTON, P.E. JOHN L. BLAIR
CHAIRMAN MARCUS M. KEY, M.D.
BOB G. BAILEY OTTO R. KUNZE, Ph.D., P.E.
VICE CHAIRMAN HUBERT OXFORD, III
* WILLIAM H. QUORTRUP
ALLEN ELI BELL C. H. RIVERS
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MARY ANNE WYATT
6421 Camp Bowie Boulevard
Suite 312
Fort Worth, Texas 76116
October 4, 1989 Telephone: 817/732-5531
Mr. Tim D. Mullikin, Estimator
J. L. Bertram Construction and
Engineering, Incorporated
1007 Harrison Avenue
Arlington, Texas 76011
Re: Permit Exemption X-17784N
Exemption No. 93
TACB Account No. 91-3902-S
Southlake, Tarrant County
Dear Mr. Mullikin:
This is in reference to your request dated September 12, 1989 to install
your Portable Concrete Batch Plant A under Exemption No. 93. The
information submitted in support of your request has been evaluated, and
it has been determined that your facility appears to meet the
qualifications of Exemption No. 93 of our July 15 ,1988 Standard
Exemption List. Based upon the evidence presented and information
L gathered by this office, the Executive Director has determined that
authorization can be granted to construct and operate this facility at a
site contiguous with the right-of-way of Southridge Parkway, 550 feet
north of FM 1709, Southlake, Tarrant County, Texas.
This authorization is contingent upon continued compliance with the
requirements of this exemption. The operation of this facility at this
site will be monitored routinely by staff personnel to ensure compliance
with all Rules and Regulations of the Texas Air Control Board.
Sincerely,
Melvin V. Lewis
Regional Director
Region 8 - Fort Worth
ri
cc: Technical Services Division, Record Control, Austin
E CO (-\j Ln 3
w co O
Z ~l I00.24 i 30 C. rn w 0.998 AC. C'n
co 2 8 3-..2.4 "b.. MIN. F F,, 608.0 cv O ct Cl)
MI N F F r 60 80
°D
L N C
O e
K1 to cY
!A~ cn ' O Q x
0 L O
N
AC. 4r943 U I LD I N G ' L. I N E
Z r
3 2 1 5 0. 0 0 150.01
N89 20 4F E
HART------ STREET-----.. 618.3 ~
N 199'20'4 6"
.71 2'r' oo 183.01
I I
Q t c0 o r V
• O o lV~ . J V j
_ O
- `
N "N FF= 608.5
17-
i t i co 3
AC. 0 0.972 AC.
til I N F 65 8. S - r~
_17 m
0'49"W 4c";g.22
S g9 ~a
/A rn ,
lllli , ~ I
t/ ' V
ti/ 2
Stec{.~e •
' 0
(~1aS9- )tee O 1. C
15
n w
Bar/may
- ifIUPQ.~l Y.S ✓or GP~4 I
St B J 1~j 717~ S.-70 ~ A `A'+'Y
i ✓o/ 386-?i I Zonod / Vol 7311 Aq /7-T4
!d d
/+O/A/T OF •BCG/A/N/NG
f~ Ioncd L / so.v OCSC,Or °T/OIJ /
Ioncd/-im /t •I N89°20'27"E 615.20
T150.00 215,28
24 9.92/
ll- e
~ IS D.fiU.E: 1
•`-80' DRAINAGE UTILITY EASEMENT-
4 fie MvciJ - _ - -
U
g v^r 0711 Py re+v = I ~ i 1 y
0 ,y~ ~ vol d I I-
W BLOC K-- -A--
N89°2I' 38"E p I{lf,'~fe in 3~ 3 4
CD r4 200.00 Z !+I 100.24 1.330 a N W 0.998 AC.'Q a 1.442 AC fl
fPL/O ° ;MIN .F •606.0 r FZMINFF•6080N~ MINFF•606.0 Y
Ilf 1 1010 •`t%/J/A7 Fiq .'7.8 V I OQ I m
m z a z ~I v
W O a !°wdfx Ir ti F N
_ •i -.J. G N OI
> 0.943 AC. p U I L D I N G 'LINE 10
3 tea 2 150.00 150.01 218.18 w
N89'20 46 E
- - HART--- STREET---- - ~°c
✓ee H~:g6f 618.35 N69-20'46 7 " 183,43 m
✓o/ 700e vj rec , 610 43 M
✓o/Gser ty Sri 194.71---- 211.00 153 183.01
61 O
10i7c0, AG m ILDING LINE I I W
I v_ (r O
0 ~ - 0
6.+•+~a,~'c _o 0 BLOCK B O • rni 0.884AC.I
in ° Dow _0 - to
0 0 ° °a ;MIN FF-608.5 H m~
5
N 0.919 AC. Z N 0.996 AC. _ 0 0.932 AC. G \ Y
- _ MIN FF • 608.5
- m LM
9 4. +v
IIYY S89- '49"W 499.22 o.
.0 16 e.
C'j sd
} y~ 1~ 123.88 i l! f 6j
H O homaton t~ ~0 Jlr, ~y
oncd /aG f~ m
0 4 a
O 1.088 AC. p `^In/
Z 15UTILITY EASEMENT•~~
i
- ^
nf~ e S 89°04'33"W 320.88 o
PEI
✓ T r'vi//ia~ns 4Jj
- i'n /7JO i 9 ?GQ
- Ionec' ~!G y i~
~v
av
0
~Z
FINAL
PLAT SHOWING
LOTS I THROUGH 4, BLOCK A,&
LOTS I THROUGH 5, BLOCK B,
HART INDUSTRIAL- PARK
An Addition To The City Of
SOUTHLAKE
Tarrant County, Texas
IN THE J.N. GIBSON SURVEY A-591
11.303 ACRES
~nnirn r.p
BRTTMLOW AVE.
F.~
j I ~ x f
it » ~ •
I
oooooo~ 0>
V1
It,
(}W
! Vl t~
r
~ C
VJ <
4.1,~ 14PN .
.
1 J
' N 0 co
N
r 7 .O jW
I .a~.voora ~ e..iey
spa o rr• cts.
Aw ~--17
I .O Is j~ h/ 7J.• h I ~l~ Paw?, of acs.~u. vl 1/
t fr.4rr.tl ~/m/' INNS' I sm.~ osse.►i~.~ro.v
cc Ne9.2o•27" 615.20 249,92, of I50.00 210.26
a~M•~ /~wrw~ 1 10' QOUE ( .4- ORa1NrGE UTILITY CASEMENT-
o m,.,~~AV"
V
BLOC Kam- A
I ~ ~ N89.2r WE 2 1 4 ~
00 L.+~'1 O. ` 100.24 L330 AC.
0.998 AC.A~« 1.442. AC. NI
"J ; wM it•i0;,0 gum if•40ed1~ MIN ti-006.0
000, g -'kv me-p q w,f M oQ c e a I.
0.13 AC - 30' eY1L0wC rUNE t
7
223.20 1so.oo I 1 r5o.01 trele ! >v
3 Nar20-•s E
of _ - HART-STREET - -
Clam- * a ~ = Ne9.20'46~ . 163.43 ~
w/ siw A .w 6
w/ cws/ Per fii I H4 T1 1 L 1 19 3.01 133.43 A
hoarded owe CD 0~ 6 ING E I W ~ ' ( N
° Ahcc M. D, Ics o ap - °o
AINI ( w - •i L K a1 B MO t 7' n Q86 4 K.
o~I« 1 ° I OIaAtN3i0e s s 2 w'' e
I
0.119 AC 0.99 C. 1 0 0.972 AC. QN v
I= S n\ a
MIN F 606.5
\ o
1 5 89.20'49' W 49922 1~ owni
s ~ r I i •
OR ~ ,y p rAaar•ason ~M.~.h`01;~. 123.6 8 ~ ~ f ~ •
Na✓ P~ -.!,r G.V i 00
IonK AG - p ~5 4 m
~ o r
LC88 AC.
O
13UTILITY EASEMENT ;j~•/~
S 89-04.3 3'W 320.98
Ianrd A.: w
~U
40
FINAL
- PLAT SHOWING
1 LOTS 1 THROUGH 4. BLOCK A. 81
LOTS I THROUGH 5. BLOCK B.
HART INDUSTRIAL PARK
An Addition To The City of
SOUTHLAKE
Tarrant County. Texas
IN THE J.N. GIBSON SURVEY A-591
11.303 AM$
Zoned 1 1
City of Southlake, Texas
tr
M E M 0 R A N D U M
October 5, 1989
TO: Board of Adjustment Members
FROM: Karen P. Gandy, Zoning Administrator
SUBJECT: Board of Adjustment Case #70
rli
Board of Adjustment Case #70 is a Special Exception Use
request for outside storage on property zoned Industrial-1
per Section 44.12tt, Zoning Ordinance No. 480.
r The property is located at 1595 Hart Court and is legally
described as Block B, Lot 2, Hart Industrial Park.
The property is zoned Industrial-1. The Hart Industrial
Park was annexed in October, 1987 and was zoned Industrial-2
on June 7, 1988.
The owner of the property is Joseph F. Hart.
The applicant presented the attached drawing as required by
the ordinance.
There were three (3) letters sent to property owners within
200 feet. To date, no responses have been received
regarding this request.
KPG/ew
err
it
CITY OF SOUTIUAIE
667 N. Carroll Avenue
Southlake, Texas
ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSIMENTS
RDQUEST FOR APPEAL
NAME: ~vsapf.. Ne.~♦ FEE: $50.00
ADDRESS: kt I. 60Y. IVo A Lroffcweoe4 7x. 75-/17
TELEPHONE NUMBER: i 14 1 9 4 144+ 0
I
LOCATION OF APPEAL: (address/legal description) 15 95 K-iw( 54
.L d f 2 8 f e t x a fs/4r f I t,~r ~ 4p, f ~a r k
fm
OR REASON FOR APPEAL: (describe in detail)
sgm&-mt tJLCeC~~+•..wLSC~o 0- ~"4-,S7, ae '*o~t czae
Der ~QC~~e.. ~!4 . ~'L •tt . ord:...... te. V`da
iso
TIC! 7re p.-rk11 Water R.K.~s1<G;t CCU r.•►.` l*it s4 ~r+;ew wA.S 2-01%&
pN4- -.,.CL 4L s~e..ytr S`.b.v`►{~:.~ _ /i 'S Y~ttC7lSirY ~or Sa~Z O~ pro perky
t i
taLye eutsds Sstnrm~
a
r ~
7
DATE
L
SIGNATURE: .
CASE NO.•
s
iw '
I WESIPARK 100P \
TROPHY CLUBS I'll LAKE
e
RIDGENO o GRAPEVINE
t t
g 3 » ~ ~ ° °ao+ \
eaB JDNES Ra. Gas JdR(s ` '
1 POSSUM HOLLOW STRIKE NECK OR '
ti BEAVER
S a u i
1 SWAN ac 1 ~
j 1 S CRANE !81
WMTLAKE u~ 4 I _ nuE~IRD LN W .
S .W ;:,uss OR
q oR j
`D ^IINIMC TROUT
DENTON COUNTY L q SOUTH
TARR OUNTY ' CRAPPIE1RAIL LAKE iNOUSAN00AKS 1 - I It.
.1~~..~~..~.~ rCIWI SOUTXUKF e
DISTRICT BOUND C.Gwwrom........
{p S )I.ANA " S' SOUTRLAKE +BUICK0,1 y: T i
10 OOODN i {PIT. E I m°~= ~ r;UKESIDE s II, I_ ON
1U RRIA9 LN t I` ; sNARW~WN- G° 3
1 XX.LSIDI DN 1 ,SEAT MINA CT °
{ti 2 CRESCENT OR Is HARBOR' ! BLUE TEAL CT z' W
S SOU7XUKE PK-W Iy GA AURNEY • .W~.-LA
/ WOODLAND OR d
{ 111 8 HILLTOP OR O pp'~ e ` GRAVEL RO N
_ i W ` SWEET ST q F
CL e4. it"'quirin 1 W RAYF< .
1i TAYLOR ST w
W) DINE CT
ti
W
x ° s =
°
1~ COVE ST_ E •S FME" CIRI _'-CARR ;U `i ROOIN' lNl y u i i OOYEST_w -NIGH SCNLOOL ig m I ya a
ze, ' a s
1 MOCKINGBIRD LN ~OAIT7ANY CT z s Y, I °`tR,I
BOOST 1 s) - PRIMROSE LN _ ~q °f 1 st• = T A (0
DAKLANE. N I J COEE G l e' m~ a
irN 1 ? PLANTATION OR•'_m j~gq,"q ~~4f J~ s+
~•1 OAKL~ME. S c i ~ pIR15
PING
Pam *"k - ' ~l1 SL¢E Rp((OW 'fKiR..'6 3 S CT i CAPROCKCt\,
e h
- o 1 --••*~.-,RAY = 2 TUMBLEWEEDC
rI
be 4 1 1- oJv o LCYPRE S f`P'POl OR WN $PE818G LN D ROUNDUP TR '
' `CHEf ` W M 1 LONGHORN IN p
1 _ ~c iikif L11 c JACK 0. JOHNSO ~o" : e THOMAS CT • j NIDOEN ELEMENTARY 7 PANHANDLE CT
B m q6j s„' N XIGRIANO ST W - ~T INGhLANO ST, E -~pTEAiE
' 6lE "y B BOX CANYON C
' F I FAWKEEROIKINOSW000 ,is \M-,j><~~_m _ MESA
10
10d ~ °I 3o0DBgOC~' i DOVE CREEK "J
;
*#S§TIM81*-'RAY,goFMOC~ I q CARROLL
via$ Ws 1 !IIr WILDWOOD L _ SCHOOL
~MEAOOW ~q7 ~EY,A~~ ~4
FLORENCE RD GLEN r}0 UK(WI00~ dA
__{s GLEN ...Y,%\% _ GA
CUMBERLAND TO { COVE . Y• LOVE HENRY CT 3 -RD
NIllSIOF gi iE^
i \J4 s
CITY
LODGE SAN "s~g~ ~ - HALL 110 ~
4 s CX_IBUM TIT I .g~ t
1111
yf9~U1MON0 BEvO =1 x I co
Ak 2 CO
' f BICENTENNIAL
PARK F0~°OtVO v`
'e> JOHNSON NO { ° ii I~ SOUINLAKE OLVO_ W qA~' Bd `
'•'i 1_~ 1109 I1 ~ SOUTNLAKE BIVO_ F
s 9 ~ ~ , I m
Li ~ ! I'm i i° ~ ; ~ ~ CqA
m O O ' 16 i
~6 GNAYL - °a GOODE O~
\ IRPORT IICTIPINE_%T.E 3 3 f
WAR R A
1
r, LILAC 3 1 o
m~ 1 m 1 '
%
11 `P
` J > RAINBOW
,fAIC~FI GREENWOOD
J ST
~ w N EfE~ `z ~ :
W 1 BRIAR W °
x x
L piff:AUAEA jo a` _co11nNENTAL /LYO.; W 3 u CONTINENTAL BLVD., E CO
I CARROLL
~iLER E)JMENTARY is . ~ROST'e > /
nA+e, 19JB w` ftm T 3i
SITE
rIRD 1 ~f 3f g
I I1I 1..~~~~
OWN
?on
COLLEYVILLE 25
♦ _40ON MCCAIR RD
,NL/go.0Y.1 y ` I
i SveG I ✓eljP 7 i .Srrd,e ,v~:,r~Y
- ' ~ ~ ~7 I Iored~/ /a/ 7d/i P_y /7Jt POINT OF OEGiNNiN6 1~ ~
I Q 1Med L IpnCd L / /O.I 06JC/O/PT/pN
I I ¢ N199.20'27" 615.20 AN f'•
249.92/ 140.00 215.29
L' Ask,
'1 tS 0.9U.E. I Ed DRAINAGE UTILITY EASEMENT•'''.
o r~ii~n/SisAr BLOC KL- -A-1--
H I ~,1
71'38"E
N 89
.o
- I - 3 4
200.00 z ?~oo.zs 1.33o AC. m.rw 0.998 AC. N 1.442. AC. I{
01 N
t /r/ C p -~83 24 1 0, ;MIN.FF•606.0 w OZMINFF•608e. MINFF•608.0
r !/f to O •'Hi✓ St 4Y itij )1.F An { z ¢ O ~I m
n 510 ~ f o
1, -0 Q 0.943 AC.p 30' BUILDING 'LINE
z
3 293.29 150.00 150.01 21616 W
N@9'20'46-"E
00 = - HART-STREET-
✓ee w.>b/ I 6i9.-S - I' 183.43
w/ Laos i iaw ms 9,20,4 6"
> > N 610 in
153.43
viGS.•i ~ sii ~ 4.71 IL 183.01
I •
loncd AG CD O'8 ING E I I W F' I yl
I o Alice M. Docs _ 31 o p;p o
I 0 L K' B o V n 0.88 4 Ac.
a 1 - 0 2 • N m mIN F3" 608.3 F~ m 5 _ 116. Q
0.919 AC. 0.99 C. 1 1p 0.972 AC. cNi Z
Qr \ + C
- MIN F 608.5 I A
19s- j/
0
w I >
fY~l 589'20'49"W 499.22 in
L.r /y w O6 v i16.
s°I iye Ati 123.88 J V F6i.
N O Thp~oaon l► N0 JF.'
r./ _Arw0 P9 G/-f 3 O%
Zoned AG 4 m
- rn 1.088 AC. /
P.4 Z 15 'UTILITY EaSEMENT:~
j,
ilm S 89.04.33-W 320.88 M
~ ^e
~w h 'y
! oI1k
Ion~d sly:
~ 0 V
Z
i on
6 FINAL
PLAT SHOWING
br LOTS I THROUGH 4, BLOCK A,&
LOTS I THROUGH 5, BLOCK B.
HART INDUSTRIAL PARK
An Addition To The City Of
SOUTHLAKE
~e
Tarrant County, Texas
IN THE J.N. GIBSON SURVEY A-591
11.303 ACRES
l1t ZONED 1-2
{
km
a
#eiA
L 09L !~/1
«6i.;2f aC;-'
V
G
O
8 b•Z 9 L 3„Lb18200 S
- - - - - 1 ZU-69 09 --21 Z0£ - - - . 5~
-i WS3 .lll~llfl SI i:' Q
z 0 I to ~
co Ow ~ I tn O ~J
~t
Q
~ ^ N 2 CO
Go ro
~Z N N
- - SS ~6
i CD
a I -
w d LL N i 00,991
U') ano~ -18 m
3J, 1,6 r. .0 S AJ
° 551 '6 9 a o ~
uor-
tD -
O Q G i
W p C Q rr) 01 LLLL O i G cD N
0 L0 t,9-96. 11
h O p _
tn z CD LL 0)
V N- O w 1 Z O OZ M„L. i~
irr'""rC Q; N 00 1,IMS3 39VNIV80 OZ:??
O _Y M.,ZZ,b0 o ON -J' 3n G'(] SI cr0
N - - - 5 8 '6 8 Z - W - I - - 0 9 S 0 Z -
WIII 0) i Q 0 z! W --M„60,10.0 N
%
CO co cc
c\j
z m o
< it
m ; cn z U
r \ 0 _ o ~J v , rn
c~ . N r4) z O Q ~ a
0)
- o iz __j F- N m 0 t
Q11 M ~S PC oQIN =W Cr J
tT1 - 0
ft 6 "r t, li :D
~r
O N N O A\ Z _ \
V O
I In oO i e e i 9 ~I f
M )
;1 b p "J CD CD
z z 60,10 e-0 N. N
> 8 btl Hi8ON
0
M Q I~ M \
W 1
_w a1' N I - - ' U
dl flo
ti Q
\ s~
a) o
N
0 I C) O
CO
z 00'S t71 ~ ;H:I: ~0Z
Moa HOJ 031v~1a3Q 0 9.01 b a 0 N
and M0-i v4 n 8 8 - - -
City of Southlake, Texas
r
Hwy, ME MO RAN D UM
October 5, 1989
TO: Board of Adjustment Members
FROM: Karen P. Gandy, Zoning Administrator
SUBJECT: Board of Adjustment Case #71
Board of Adjustment Case #71 is a request for a variance to
Ordinance No. 480, Sections 39.2a&b and 39.4b regarding
fence material, height, and distance required along
adjoining property.
The subject property is described as Block B, Lot 2, Hart
Industrial Park, being more commonly known as 1595 Hart
Court. The building was under construction at the time of
annexation; therefore, no buffer yards were required.
The owner of the property is Joseph F. Hart.
Section 39 of Ordinance No. 480 provides that screening
"shall mean a fence, wall, dense evergreen hedge or other
device which is solid, made of durable material, and without
holes, penetrations, or other openings other than those
required for passage, and which is designed to prevent
persons from seeing through." (Section 39.2a)
"A screening device may be constructed solely of masonry,
wood, or concrete, in combination with each other or with a
metal frame." (Section 39.2b)
"Where a non-residential use abuts a residential lot or
dwelling, a screening device shall be erected along the side
and rear property line abutting said residential lot or
dwelling to a height of eight (8) feet."(Section 39.4b)
Please note that in Section 9.6 (Agricultural district) that
"for the purposes of calculating any required side yards,
40 set backs, heights or other buffering or similar provisions,
tw this zoning category is not to be considered a residential
classification.
Please note that in Section 44.12gq the ZBA "may authorize a
waiver of the solid wall screens requirement for outdoor
storage, only when such outdoor storage abuts a lot or tract
EL zoned Agricultural and only when there is no residence on
such lot or tract within 500 feet of the storage area."
This may be granted in the Industrial-1 and Industrial-2
districts.
tai
City of Southlake, Texas
Board of Adjustment Members
Board of Adjustment Case #71
`r✓ Page 2
October 5, 1989
There were three (3) letters sent to property owners within
200 feet. To date, one written response has been received
from H.D. Thompson, 1363 Brumlow Ave., south of the subject
tract. He is "strongly opposed to a solid wood or masonry
fence along his property line adjoining Hart Industrial
Park." Mr. Thompson's house is 150 feet to the common
property line.
KPG/ew
A#
r
Irr ,
W
0 CITY OF SOUTRZAKE
v 667 N. Carroll Avenue
Southlake, Texas
%Moe ' ZONING AOARDz OF ADJUSIMENTS
RD=ST FOR APPEAL
NAME: Zos eeL F Ho r+ FEE: $50.00
ADDRESS: R,{ . l 8 0x 1%0 A Geld e w e e ct Tic 7 5 1 1 7
A
TELEPEENE NUMM: A1y 314 1440
LOCATION OF APPEAL: (address/legal description) 15 9 5 Ho r + St .
,Lo♦ Z 'a Ioc~- 8 Hctr-t •-d~s4ridl parK
REASON FOR APPEAL: (describe in detail)
i Re:&"01% ~ o. tlcar• a..e s -~ca SeG~•ew 39 .2- Q..cQ
39.y eld:.. d O-Ce w%cA r:o.L, hc:a~k~
a...d d:Sl•a....~ Q(o.,e4 -pro e:! T A, :2)
*MAW
oeA •w3e r~ ! +o C •w Raw ~n ~~..a sc ~S+ca~ } C,-tiCk
SCI'it V, . .`n, a LO WC% ~O k-f-L L.IO WL ~Q'I~ /00 Ate • ew o r T
4IR
a// .1'~ .
$cre.tw,
Qr E621.crn -slot-4.4e { (65X /DO ,46 O.t~y
T~:s •~roper}.I kag 2►.~w.4s:..! D► ~4►.~t 'SAes o,,.d Ayr. 4•
more- 200 -Vt
r►1C,0 t tOaA Q!r►wtOW .
G
DATE: ! /_`~rf!J
SIGNATURE: h . i
CASE NO.: G
i~
■wr '
l~
0"
' Sept 28, 1989
City of Southlake
667 N Carroll Ave.
Southlake Texas
W
W I am strongly opposed to a solid wood or masonry fence
along my property line joining Hart Industrial Park.
IIWi
H. D. (Cotton) Thompson
1363 Rrumlow Av.
Southlake Texas
i
City of Southlake, Texas
r
w
M E M O R A N D U M
October 5, 1989
TO: Board of Adjustment Members
FROM: Karen P. Gandy, Zoning Administrator
it
SUBJECT: Board of Adjustment Case #72
{ Board of Adjustment Case #72 is a request for a variance to
the side yard of 35' as provided on the Cimmaron Acres
Plat. There appears to be a 1.7 foot encroachment into this
side yard according to the survey provided.
lid
The property is at 3111 Gray Lane, being legally described
as Block 2, Lot 4, Cimmaron Acres.
The request is being made by James F. Anderson, purchaser of
the property.
The entire subdivision is zoned Single Family-1 residential.
There were seven (7) letters sent to property owners within
-.O~ 200 feet. To date, only one response has been received.
Mrs. Castleberry at 151 Harrell was in favor of the variance
so request.
ko
KPG/ew
di
id
CITY OF SOMILAKE
667 N. Carroll Avenue
Southlake, Texas
~r
ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMTS
REQUEST FOR APPEAL
NAME : FEE : $50.00
ADDRESS : tj" ,7'~~
TELEPHONE WMBER:
L LOCATION OF APPEAL: (address/legal description) 3 /
REASON FOR APPEAL: (describe in detail) /
r~
X:w
- r -r. 12
b/1
-71-61 ,fir c~ /k--?
DATE:
ift
CASE NO.
°L
I WESiPARll 1001
TROPHY CLUB SAM LAKE
E "\}am no X L
°
t ° GRAPEVINE
o e
3 t- 2- - 1^1
001 JONES RD. BOB JONES '
1 POSSUM HOLIOw ~ GOOSE ; NECK OR '
2 REDBIRD LN -ff! Z
.jl~ "'"~•-...ry, / 3 BEAVER 5-21
IV
ASWAN !s 1 +~,e3 W...
S CRANE i J J ° `
` WESTLAKE Bl1iiBIRO u
' Ffd"r t 1 m A. BASS 01
c TMT
DENTON COUNTY 1uM 9 to seDix `
1
TARR OUNTY CRAPPIE TRAIL LAKE THOUSAND OAKS
M__-_- CIR_I SOUTH LAKE DISTRICT BOUND r te` ~...r s, s,.. m
IQ 8/11.ANA } SOUTNLAKE HARBOR~ W-, Ti
Q 1 1 ,-E
= t tW °o ~ ~u~SOR °
I ~ i iw000ON
IU IBM BRIAN (p • s s I'll,, wxlTfE[ °
Iy 1 HILLSIDE OR 1"EAi WING CTo Y °
2 CRESCENT 01 HARBOOT .Q BLUE TEAL CT i.~
i2 3 SOUTHLAKE PK.W ta'°• G~~
LU A WOODLAND 01 1 SuRNEr - • LN
' - I4 111 \ ! MLITOP 01 0& Z -
'!.SWEET ST c 'If ; s~'6-RAAVEEL R HO N
IW FF+r OU CIE UN RB-'°°1..~•r spa'
DENE CT ;TAYLOR ST y C
a
COVE ST. E` ice ) 1MERALO CIRI
'ct: ROBIIf 3r t DOVE ST.. W - - - - v°
CARROU ° v
;U ig LNI HIGH SCHOOL
~MOCKINGNIND LN ti v ~BRITT ul x 6 d pl
ANY CT z s o , I
1.° s,..o t: i~ .e o
z
1 _ PRIMROSE LN ( :GS~9,d I:i m. :E'sWC~
,OAKLARE N { I J' CREE 9G o H•
z !
I i.•; I Oi1K'LAOE.TS PLANIATION OR? CHATS
+ SLEE
elPY Nlow K TR
lIN6 k t 6 1 p 3 SQ~Cf I CAPROCK CT's-
ifl •-f it --•_:RAyF 3 „y 2 TUMBLEwEEOC
`;CYME S ~U 3 ROUNDUPTR '
1 15 CHEF 1 t OH IVAI$PERING IN Im 5 1 LONGHORN TR p
1 ° MITER Lb o00 fx'- W 5 ALICE CT
14
J m JACK D. JOHNSON B THOMAS CT a
INA"OLE CT
B:• ~d, y' HI00E N _ HI6Nl~N0 ST M d E6 LAND STARY f aB BOX CANYON CT to
N ~CE
06 I s G`h _ _i_ L AIPCLE ~1
w FAWKESROIKINOSw000 ( pOlgOpl• ys i_MESA~E
W IOA ! et 30 !oi DOVE CREEK1,
'
: '1 I ~i• t J° i_ o/`»fPdr ~lll *oSStIMBEPS.~RA I ~o CARROLL WB yfNd % MIDDLE
S t(( ` E,A W 1 WILDWOOOTL SCHOOL
IS OW f,40% 5j
S LORENCE_~. NO_ GLEN LAKEW000f OA - EAPy `
I~ GLEN f MISdI ALAMO OR e d GR
CUMBERLAND TO I COVE °~-p • ° g s S.i °ej--
,HILLSIOfCi `+E-" ~LO_VENENRYCi -`~•P e1 -ROi CITY fMFI' v LODGE Ile
ii!v ti HALL 3{' h
SAII BAS \
s NI°UM TR ,,..~°-R `af
z ai~ TaE,y, DMMOBO BLVD x I RIY
I I~ r t BiCENTENN1Al l f4 OEYO i co
7W ° PARK ~f Vol ~U
O ,
Ie' JOHNSORRD 1 ° ~W
1709 u SOUTNUKf BLVO_ W
e D 1709 SOUTNLAKE BLVD.. E 5
' ~ W ~ 116 ~ 1
9 I / : i m ~di
6~611A1~ W , GOO Id °~~o0 1
CT.
PINE PINE E 3
o \A 11111',11 1° I
ANAR D CT 3 1 i~
Y o
1
3111 Gray Lanel 0 =7
' W J RAINBOW
AIIC~EI GREENWOOD ~'SE
i1 a R 10 1 o e W W
A' BRIAR
L [AGACIf" w t o ___CONT_INENTAL_11VO_ W 1113 CONTINENTAL BLVD- E CO
ME" z- _
CARROLL '*pe ;
►'J °.J LE,R EjjMENTARY ~A3Y'° ~ tN '1~ HART,3i W
r' 1 I 1938 ~ ~_r ARSON,
09E E '
Q ~ W
a
COLLEYVILLE 26
JOHN MCCAIN RD
( , _ .......1___.•__-•--------.~.-- _ eat, o,,.
Cr'CB2l M 9C ♦U.00 S
00, u
O ~ , Y Gf _ _'w- _
V _ ?
N / ~ O1
_ 3A /&G 7?34YND'H =
f ,..G92 Matl:,A 'ice ,OOOY► M ON
'i
o ° r+0
.-i
a Q CW O ti n
So,
•r•1 0. ~ f1D `
N
w NN cN ~,RI o, 1` ;-1 O o
~
(D8
( 1 1 to
■11 v c
t'l 40
1 ► . r. n
°a c
11 v J ~
' h
h t eJh M1 N7w hlYOA'
•O olz ,OOII
e
1-9
O t. u
' OI 1 ^ Q ~ `V
h a M b al . _J l~ ~t ~4 w
rr,
t
7E si '7B CC _ 311-
• / 1nS9 w~-Yv of 1NS3IWVr9,OC - /
~'Cf~ . ,O D OOI- ~O DIZ. ~nSZ3- w•se:
.02
• 06 16Z1 3 „6Z• ►0 .00 N
,
3N VI ( NOSHV3d
i n
ga ,o
„N
4d
f
nos / ) •
~ocMrvor J I:f,Il ~Y •r'14"nee, iJG:7_
pr.,rnseronr~
. •;.~Suwevors
tq = a~
f
n6dit i of to tho Ci tV o. Southlakc in Tarrant
*r,. * nr) ~n
Lot R, Block CL•.'l_,... 1 '•C'T::.. ,
in vciiL:?r` '81, Page 8, Flat
County, Texas, acc~rrl: trt to "l n;, c'
Records, Tarrant- Count
3111 GRAY LANE
237.57
i
. i
3S II/T. Volt
_ 54
14 35 i - - - -
m BRICK RESMENCE tt
N N c.
70 24
O LOT 4
N i O
O_ J
04 _I
/cr-yy
LL i
a
I
^ 7. 5r (?t'SL1`V :~asC^eai. '.C>f_ ~~lCe .i
237.57
NOTE: According to FEMA Map
this property is not in the 100 year Flood Zone "A"
r^ ,r,~.ere Asnhilt Frnr'n Elec. S^rvicr,, n i.,.. D-4 e.,.-4
City of Southlake, Texas
i~..••, M E M O R A N D U M
October 5, 1989
TO: Board of Adjustment Members
FROM: Karen P. Gandy, Zoning Administrator
SUBJECT: Board of Adjustment Case #73
Board of Adjustment Case #73 is a request for a Special
Exception Use for the construction and temporary use of a
concrete batch plant as provided in Ordinance No. 480,
Section 44.12 jj in all districts.
The location will be the Northwest corner of Block 1, Lot 1,
Southridge Lakes Addition, 1410 W. Southlake Blvd.
The applicant/owner is the Southridge, L.P.
The property is zoned Single Family 20.0 A.
There were five (5) letters sent to property owners within
200 feet. There have been no written or verbal inquiries
regarding this request.
KPG/ew
1~1
X11
rrrrrrnrrrr raw ~.rararrrrrnrr~nrwrrawnnnwwrrrr .~..~r+r w....~
CITY OF SOUTHLAKE
667 N. Carroll Avenue
6Southlake, Texas
ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSIMWTS
REQUEST FOR APPEAL
NAME: FEE: $50.00
ADDRESS :
TELEPHONE NUMBER:
LOCATION OF APPEAL: (address/legal description) L Zi f r x- em p,
L REASON FOR APPEAL: (describe in detail)
Yrw
PR
~i
DATE: SIQVATURE:
CASE NO..
NCI
HIM " ~ rtSTSAaalr ~
TROPHY CLUB LAKE-
GRAPEVINE
Imm JOIN
Yw.mum 13 11' m •
4,111
13
r =
sa~illR 4
Is ♦ `
Sam
i1rTy
3 1 oisraicraouND
]Q InI.ANA SMI MAKE W!O{MY•a f•----
18 rats M L •j tom'E x.. M i I
_
IV Imaw-a -,law*
u 1= i ►tt wa is TM I i
W a IMNNAN• r ! j I LAK!!M
Iz to ` i aaL:rTi~T n e,~°hs ~ ~ f:~'•wllt fey ~ ,wlw
X. OIILAYM q r~•.. ~ won A
mist n = :Tana ST. 33
va
SrG ~S O~tf tt .~OAE3f_E M ~3 F ~ - i ~YF,`
E sari a ~N1O~t1 sF a ! • a ±
i" .~Ipp+,
24
] V KION SCNOOL r ` _ rf. _
1 r MOCKINI Na LA w IrTTAN CT a Y w w w .~l +
F4uu ELN ,w s N a s. SUMMIT
3 ] ' w OAKLANE N X ~f Cott a ''a
f ; OAKUNE. S PLANTATION 0
: N - JI tMri. AtwIC[ °
vi
i I ! Ya`EIT XW °~n :Y .?tCi I I CAINOCK CT .'•i a;~ ~ A-~`~'/
s w..#a'- to ~ 2 TYMOIEWEEGtIy y ~ 1
u ° `-CSMEtS F~~gIW 7 KWNOUP*R I j 4 i4 .<.,i IEIO
f I'= \\\VEaIMfr LN LONOMONN ti ~Pa
tl 3 S AL Ci
.g o FOpEif7t $ JACK 0. JONNSONF $ ;s a TNOMCE . UI
r f - ELEMENTARY yy`► s- T ►ANNA
'r MOM IIIC ! t
90. ^ : MULAW -w kIQAIAMI ST_ E » e aOi Capra
&LOP
Will tAKiUM%Mo s ► YlOa s _ a PAS o am Cal
_
y + f '~St TTR~_AM - -
HILLC
' spool
,6= -MaAMa1~+`~~ ~l t a I _ r ppMTIE ~'tG~O
sun LNX91111" W-,
"Kim ~ ~Mqy~+►UMaOa w ~ i ;w = y .CNEENMOiMOR
M LLOY! am CT * AaLYiE
C0L"~ ;RIDGE LoosE av` 7:z = sN~AUT 114 L yzi +
so 2,
a 21 .2 a D IHWM NEAL- Tf*F~rowaLw. u ' t COLYMWS~T ~
PARK
~,r3~~= I7W ??JTNUR! ■M_ To 1 'a , s SAKE [LYO. E S a : °
. >
f..r
.r w
6000E 3
: *r'r IMI~OA7 11AE Cf.t L
21
1 I ~ - ~~~.=,3f•ETSOIANCEt
M `r NMMtOw - j»~7
ST I ; 1hAO
1 I+a _ s a f cut~ENTAIle
.CrT-WIAL taR. w At u CONTINENIAL ILYO. t y ~0
CARROII 02
♦ `
~f1JMENTART
w N~Ytte° ~~tV~~I = NAST ST z /
tau "Lt f tflpMAT e'vo
f
ilf.
i
Ir ~ ~ COLbEYVILLE
o
I'Aoe Nos3Fflr
owe
,
^a
N n ~I ~
•a
4IR AftFTT
c
f. . j ~ ~ aoaafg _
a ~
Ipg
wn~t~ C3
sit }
oor
SAV 111 ` ~ . ~ ~ \ ~ ,
t
y 1 • HIVON
-4 L.j
6E
10
o I jai
'T
co ►
Awl
cc/ Ole
~AM
oft
03
VIC
ri t /p~ao s jamm AF
M '
NMI
"MIN
i
L \ co
s• ' 1 I
\ r--~
LO CD \
CQ
N i J
ce
® w , `A ;
N C~7 f ' i
~ p 1
aim t
gyn. r
fie' • 1 r f' : 1 1
?OS. Q~ E 1, g N w ~'te
yr w ~N.M
3
1
7 i
_ S 88'40'17' E
\ M%lo
, ~ 8~ ~ w I t 1~
248.28 1
65.00 c I .14
3 9r32'00" W
183.28
16 3
.
'w TEMPORARY CONCRETE 7.6' u.E
00
I t I BATCH PLANT _w i (-lop U.E. \
r
N z 9
~o
~ V, 1 :3
I 250' BLOCK 1 I .
,7 OPEN W I I Z
Z SPACE g
~ j ( I I
I
Gal
I I
135.00 Z i I W S
S 8W32'o0_' W I= 1 ,
w„ 8
r--4 i co
C! In
40 co Y 0~0
1 7 P HA ~I I I i as
sE
'im I m
548. p,R.T.C.T. I
W t I ~ ~cn
I M
' Z 4~ I co Wto
IV _
>
O t I ( O
co
W. t I O
R 9
O
O V 1 O
~ O I I C I i ~
- - - - - - - 1 L 50' BUILDING LINE-- I
I I
L.---- --4.S~A•L.-
914
LS 89032'00"• W 482.08'
F.M. 1709