Item 4BMEMORANDUM
November 9, 2005
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of City Council
FROM: Shana K. Yelverton, City Manager
SUBJECT: Agenda Item Comments and Other Items of Interest for City Council Meeting
November 15
4C. Library Board Report. Your packet contains a written report for this item. Contact Greg Last
or Kerry McGeath with questions on this item.
5A. Approve the minutes for the November 1. 2005. regular City Council meeting. The minutes
have been included in your packet. Contact Lori Farwell with questions on this item,
5& Authorize the Mayor to execute a residential developer's agreement for Miracle Pointe. a 13-lot
addition located on the west side of Crooked Lane west of South Kimball Avenue. The final
plat for Miracle Pointe was approved on September 22, 2005, The developer will construct 805
LF of streets, 304 LF of storm sewer pipe, 870 LF of water lines and 916 LF of sanitary sewer
lines. The developer also will pay a park fee of $19,095 ($1,500/ lot for 12 residential lots plus
$1,200/acre for 0,913 acres for one office lot).
The City will reimburse the developer for the replacement of the six inch water line under the
Miracle Pointe and Crooked Lane intersection in an amount not to exceed $15,000.
Contact Charlie Thomas with questions on this item.
SC. Authorize the Mayor to execute a residential developer's agreement for Sandlin Manor. a 21-lot
addition located at the west end of West Chanel Downs Drive. west of North White Chanel
Boulevard. The final plat for Sandlin Manor was approved on November 3, 2005. The
developer will construct 1,400 LF of streets, 1,233.98 LF of storm sewer pipe, 2,100 LF of
water lines and 2,392,50 LF of sanitary sewer lines on -site. The developer will construct
328.42 LF of off site storm sewer lines and 361.31 LF of off site sanitary sewer lines. The
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developer also will pay a downstream critical structure fee of $3,054 and park fees totaling
$31,500 ($1,5001 lot for 21 residential lots).
Contact Charlie Thomas with questions on this item.
5D. Resolution No. 05-065. Authorize the implementation of the National Incident Management
System(NIMS). National Incident Management System was developed by the Secretary of
Homeland Security at the request of the President. The NIMS integrates effective practices in
emergency preparedness and response into a comprehensive national framework for incident
management. The NIMS will enable responders at all levels to work together more effectively
to manage domestic incidents no matter what the cause, size or complexity. The benefits of the
NIMS system are standardized organizational structures, processes and procedures,
standardized planning, training and exercising and personnel qualification standards, along with
equipment acquisition and certification standards and an information management system with
supporting technologies.
Contact Rick Smith. or Robert Finn with questions on this item.
5E. Ordinance No. 480-451, 1" Reading ZA04-101 , Zoning Change for Tracts 1AiA2. and
1A1A2D, B.J. Foster Survey. Abstract No. 519. The property is located on the north side of
Gifford Court, approximately 300 feet east of Randol Mill Avenue. Current Zoning: _AG
Agricultural District. Requested Zoning: SF-lA Single Family Residential District. SPIN
Neighborhood #12. THIS ITEM HAS BEEN REQUESTED TO BE TABLED BY THE
APPLICANT TO THE JANUARY 3, 2006, CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
5F, Resolution No. 05-063. Appoint a member to the Joint Drug and Alcohol Awareness
Committee. As directed by Council at the October 18 meeting, this item is on your agenda to
appoint a citizen -at -large representative with a term to expire May 2007.
5G. Resolution No. 05-066, Appoint a member to the Library Board._ This item is on your agenda
for consideration of the final place on the Library Board.
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5U Resolution No. 05-068. Support a nominee to the Tarrant Appraisal District Board of Directors.
The terms of service for the five Directors of the TAD Board will expire December 31, 2005.
Nominations have been received from the voting tax entities for candidates to fall these
positions for a two-year term beginning January 1, 2006. Those nominated include: Jim
Badalamenti, John Clanton, John T. Eubanks, William Fey, John Molyneaux, Harold Patterson,
and Joe Potthoff. Two letters are included in your packet to assist in your nomination — one
from nominee John Eubanks and one from the City of Keller asking for ,your nomination of Jim
Badalamenti.
The City of Southlake has 38 allotted votes which are based on 2004 tax valuations, Votes may
be cast for one candidate or may be distributed among any number of candidates listed on the
official ballot. There is no provision for write-in candidates.
Contact Lora Farwell with questions on this item.
51. Consider excusing members of the City Council and of the Planning and Zoning Commission
for absences from meetings. Deputy Mayor Pro Tem Morris and Councilmember Terrell were
absent from the November 1, 2005 City Council meeting.
7A Resolution No. 05-062 1ZA05-123 Specific Use Permit to allow a kennel...—. Ditty Daw z
Enterprises located at 2155 West Southlake Boulevard. Current Zoning. C-3 General
Commercial District. SPIN Neighborhood #8. PUBLIC HEARING. This specific use permit
is being requested for a lease space within the far eastern retail strip building northeast of
Hobby Lobby within the Southlake Market Place shopping center. The purpose of the specific
use permit is to allow for a self -serve dog wash and spa. Although there are no boarding
facilities proposed, the City's definition for a kennel includes the activities of grooming.
Therefore, a specific use permit is required.
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The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended denial (6-1 Boutte). Because this is not a
change in a zoning district boundary or regulation, a super -majority vote is not required for
Council approval. A simple majority is required for approval,
This item appeared before the City Council on November 1, 2005 and was tabled to allow the
applicant the opportunity to bring additional photos of their other stores. Staff has not received
any new material. The applicant has indicated to staff that if they cannot get the material ready
to present before the scheduled City Council meeting, they will request to be tabled.
Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item.
78, Ordinance No. 480-EEE. 2"d Reading. An amendment to the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance
No. 480. as amended. as it pertains to Section 29 MH Manufactured Housing District.
PUBLIC HEARING. Four Peaks Development, the developer of Tuscan Ridge Addition,
zoned MH (manufactured housing district) is requesting a text amendment to the rear yard
setback. The current and proposed regulation both maintain a minimum 25-foot rear yard
allowing for some encroachment up to 15-feet of the rear property line. The current regulation
allows 50% of the width of the principal building to be as close as 15-feet from the rear
property line, The proposed regulation would allow the principal building to lie within 50% of
the land area defined by the 25 and 15-foot rear yard setbacks and the side yard setbacks,
Graphic examples applying the current and proposed regulations are included in the staff
report.
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval (7-0). City Council approved
the first reading (5-0).
Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item.
7C. Ordinance No. 480-471 2" d Reading.ZA05-108 Zoning Change and Site Plan for Lots 2 and
3 Block A, Commerce Business Park-, being approximatelyqpproximately 4.24 acres located at 275 through
325 Commerce Street. Current Zoning: I-1 Light Industrial District. Requested Zoning: S-P-1
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Detailed Site Plan District. SPIN Neighborhood #7. PUBLIC HEARING. All buildings and
improvements are existing. No new improvements are proposed. The purpose of this request
is to allow specific retail uses as permitted uses in addition to the existing I-1 light industrial
uses,
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval (7-0) subject to site plan review
summary #1, dated October 14, 2005; recognizing the applicant's willingness to institute a
reciprocal parking agreement; adding permitted uses that are itemized as attachment C but
striking items 1 - health and physical fitness centers and gyms, 7 - sporting goods and 12 -
indoor training school, and stating that the parking would have to meet city code.
The City Council approved the first reading (5-0) subject to the recommendations of the
Planning and Zoning Commission; recognizing the applicant's agreement to meet with staff
before the second reading on parking ratios and specific uses; requiring the reciprocal parking
agreement to run with the land; and recognizing the applicant's agreement to upgrade
landscaping if necessary..
Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item.
7D. Ordinance No. 480-468. 2"d Reading ZA05-103 . Zoning Change and Development Plan for
WestwYck Hills. being, 4Rproximately 43.5 acres located at the 1300 and 1500 block of Randol
Mill Avenue and the 2000 block of Morgan Read. Current Zoning: AG Agricultural District
RE Single Family Residential Estate District and SF-lA Single Family Residential District.
Requested Zoning: R-PUD Residential Planned Unit Development District. SPIN
Neighborhood # 12. PUBLIC HEARING. This project is located between Randol Mill
Avenue and Morgan Road. There are 40 residential lots proposed on 44 acres. The density is
0,91 DI.T/Gross Ac. and 1.05 DU/Net Ac. The average lot size is 0.8 acres and there is 5.21
acres of open space which is 12 percent of the gross land area. The plan presented to the
Planning and Zoning Commission proposed 41 residential lots. The primary issues discussed at
the Planning and Zoning Commission hearing were a proposed street connection onto Morgan
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Road and drainage, Several residents did not want the street connection to Morgan Road and
also were concerned about exacerbating their current drainage problems.
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval (6-0) subject to development
plan review summary with the following changes:
• granting the variance of the 10' Type `B' bufferyard along the future FM 1938 portion
of Randol Mill Ave;
• granting the variance of the public street right of way width and pavement width;
• not granting the variance of the sidewalks but giving the developer the right to a five-
foot pedestrian easement; and subject to the following:
providing a cul-de-sac on the Morgan Road access;
providing a third party independent study of the preliminary drainage plans;
• providing a report to the council on those plans and the third party independent study;
• providing review of construction plans before construction will begin;
• providing a meeting with the Cross Timber Hills HOA president and members;
requiring the developer to explore the option of a horizontal boring on the eastern side
of the development for the purpose of tree preservation;
• recommending the city consider a three-way stop sign at the intersection of Morgan
Road and Randol Mill Avenue;
• the developer considering the advantages of a berm on the south side of the property;
requiring an architectural stone -wall feature in the drainage area on the southeast corner
of the property; and
• requiring a tree survey on the southeast detention buffer area indicating what trees will
remain and what trees will be cut down.
The plan now proposed removes the street connection onto Morgan road,
A warrant study regarding the recommendation for a three-way stop at the 90 degree curve of
Randol Mill and Morgan Road was performed by Lee Engineering. The study concluded that a
three-way stop is not needed,
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Cheatham and Associates has reviewed the applicant's drainage study and has provided an
initial analysis, An updated analysis is included in the staff report. A meeting with the Cross
Timber Hills HOA and the developer's engineer was held on Thursday October 27, 2005.
The City Council approved first reading (5-0) subject to development plan review summary #.3,
dated October 26, 2005; subject to the applicant's letter dated October 31, 2005; further
identifying the pedestrian way will be a sidewalk with connectivity to the Cross Timber Hills
subdivision; requiring concrete in the detention area to be stained to a natural color; allowing
the cul-de-sac parking plan #2 with a grasscrete material; subject to Mr. Matthews' PowerPoint
presentation; subject to Mr. Zollars' PowerPoint presentation; approval is subject to the Land
Use Plan because it allows for a cluster option and the preservation of trees as well as the
creation of additional amenities; accepting Mr. Zollars' commitment to provide plans, and after
development is completed, will certify that the numbers meet the current water flow and rate
calculations as originally believed; and including run-off calculations relating to irrigation in
the developed area after development is completed.
Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item.
7E. Ordinance No, 480-469. 2"d Reading ZA05409 . Zoning Change for properly located at 1583
Randol Mill Avenue being approximatelygpproximately 1.904 square feet. described as a Portion of Tract IF
J. Childress Survey. Abstract No. 253. Current Zoning: AG Agricultural.District. Requested
Zoning: SF -IA Single Family Residential District. SPIN Neighborhood 912. PUBLIC
HEARING. This item and the following agenda item are zoning changes needed so that the
zoning districts will match on two small parcels of land that are being swapped as part of the
Westwyck Hills development (previous item).
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval (6-0), The City Council
approved first reading (5-0).
Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item.
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7F, Ordinance No. 480-470. 2"d Reading (ZA05-1101,_Zoning Change for property located at 1581
Randol Mill Avenue.bein approximately 0.48 acres described as a portion of Lot 4. J.
Childress No. 253 Addition. Current Zoning: RE Single Family Residential Estate District.
Requested Zoning: SF -IA Single Family Residential District. SPIN Neighborhood #12.
PUBLIC HEARING. This item and the previous agenda item are zoning changes needed so
that the zoning districts will match on two small parcel of land that are being swapped as part
of the Westwyck Hills development (item 7D).
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval (6-0). The City Council
approved first reading (5-0).
Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item.
7G. ZA05-111 PreliminM Plat for proposed WesjMck Hills. being approximately 44 acres
located at the 1300 and 1500 block of Randol Mill Avenue,• and the 2000 block of Mor an
Road. Current Zoning: AG Agricultural District. RE Single Family Residential Estate District,
and SF -IA Single Family Residential District. Proposed Zoning:.. R-PUD Residential Planned
Unit Development District. SPIN Neighborhood #12. The plat shows identical lot and street
configurations as the associated development plan and is subject to any conditions of the
zoning and development plan approval.
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval (6-0) subject to preliminary plat
review summary 41 dated September 30, 2005, and subject to changes that were granted in
ZA05-103, zoning change and development plan for Westwyck Hills.
Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item.
7H. ZA05-094, Site Plan for Lot S Pla crs Circle Addition, located on the south side of West
Southlake Boulevard at the intersection of West Southlake Boulevard and Meadowlark Lane.
Current Zoning.: C-3 General Commercial District. SPIN Nei hborhood #16. PUBLIC
HEARING. Adams Engineering is requesting approval of a site plan for a 4,505 square foot
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dry cleaner and retail building on the proposed Lot 8, Players Circle Addition. A variance to
the "pitched roof' requirement for buildings 6,000 square feet or less is requested.
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval (7-0) subject to site plan review
summary #3, dated October 14, 2005; specifically granting the variance for the roof pitch.
Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item.
71. Resolution No. 05-069_(ZA05-100)Specific Use Permit for a telecommunications antenna on
propegy located at 500 North Kimball Avenue. Current Zoning: 1-1 PUD Light Industrial
Planned Unit Development District. SPIN Neighborhood #6. PUBLIC HEARING. The
purpose of this request is to extend the height of an existing tower by 29 feet. No other changes
are being proposed on the site. Compound equipment must be landscaped with a minimum 8'
solid screening fence, masonry wall or wrought iron fence with evergreen hedge that fully
screens view from public R,O.W, and residential properties. A variance was previously
approved by City Council on January 20, 1998, The applicant is requesting a similar waiver of
the screening requirements,
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval (7-0) subject to site plan review
summary 91, dated October 28, 2005; and granting the requested variance,
Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item.
77. Resolution No. 05-070 ZA05-120 Specific Use Permit to allow a tent for the ppoose of
promoting retail sales at Sellin ers Golf located at 175 Miron Drive. Current Zoning: B-1
Business Service Park District. SPIN Neighborhood #8. PUBLIC HEARING. The applicant
is proposing two pop-up tents. One tent is proposed to be 10' x 10' and the second is proposed
to be 10' x 20'. The proposed schedule of the sales event is as follows:
Duration of tents: December .3 through December 4
Hours of Operation: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily
Parking: Will not reduce parking on the site
Signs: No signs are being proposed
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The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval (7-0) limited to: December 3
through December 4, 2005; from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m,; approved no signs; and, their motion
included a stipulation that the tents will be removed Sunday evening after the sale is over,
Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item.
7K, ZA05-130. Revised Site Plan for Blocks 3R2. 4R1. 12-14. 17 & 18. Southlake Town Square,
Phase IV, The property is bounded by State Highway 114 on the north side and Southlake
Town Square, Phase One. on the south side. Current Zoning: DT Downtown District. SPIN
Neighborhood #8. PUBLIC HEARING. The primary purpose of the revision is to receive
approval of the following items within this phase:
I , elevations for Buildings GA-5 "Truluck's" restaurant and portion of GA2 "Apple
Computer" storefront;
1 final landscape plan;
3. add trash enclosure for Harkins Theater; and
4. re-routing of the SH114 multi -use trail;
Final elevations for the remaining buildings are included in the notebook provided as
Attachment G. Park design included in the plan set is for informational purposes only. These
plans require a final recommendation from the Park Board before consideration by the City
Council. The park plans have appeared before the Board for consideration of the public
dedication and received a recommendation for acceptance.
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval (6-1 Springer) subject to the
revised site plan review summary 41, dated November .3, 2005.
Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item,
7L. Resolution No. 05-071 ZA05-131 Specific Use Permit to allow sales from kiosks on prove
located in the Grand Avenue District, Southlake Town Square:. described as Lots 4 & 5. Block
13, Southlake Town Square. Current Zoning: DT Downtown District. SPIN Neighborhood #8.
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PUBLIC HEARING. The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval (7-0)
limiting sales to Block 13, Lots 4 and 5; subject to specific use permit review 91, dated October
28, 2005; and, further pointing out this approval is not defining a "kiosk" and that permanent
kiosks will need elevation approval.
Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item.
7M. ZA05-132. Plat Revision for proposed Blocks 3R2 4RI. 12-14 17 and 18. Southlake Town
Square. being a revision of Lot 3. Block 4R and Lot 2. Block 3RI. Southlake Town Square,
Phase I and being portion of land in the Richard Eads Survey. Abstract No. 481. The propeLty
is bounded by State HighwayHighwqy 114 on the north side and Southlake Town Square. Phase One on
the south side. Current Zoning: DT Downtown District. SPIN Neighborhood 98. A preliminary
plat and plat revision were approved on October of 2004. The primary purpose of this new plat
revision is to create lots for the proposed kiosks,
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval (7-0) subject to plat review
summary #1, dated October 28, 2005�
Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item.
7N. Consider SP05-288. Conditional Sign Permit for Blocks 3112. 4RI. 12-14, 17 and 18. Southlake
Town Square. Phase IV, known as the Grand Avenue District. The propei1y is bounded b
State Highway 114 on the north side and Southlake Town Square. Phase One, on the south
side. The permit includes regulations for attached signs, blade signs, window/awning signs,
and sign illumination.
Section LA: Definitions
The applicant is proposing to add the following definitions: awning, colonnade building,
projection, awning sign, blade sign, bookstore anchor sign, building blade sign, building
identification sign, fascia sign, State Highway 114, hotel anchor sign, pedestrian blade sign,
restaurant anchor sign, and theater anchor sign..
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Section 16.A.2: Minimum/Maximum Letter/Logo Height for Attached Signs
Under Sign Ordinance No. 704-B, the minirnurn height permitted for letters and logos is 6
inches,. The niaxirnurn letter/logo height is based on the distance from the R.O W, or vehicular
driveway access and ranges from 12 inches to 42 inches.
The applicant is proposing to remove the minimum height standard. The applicant also
proposes to set the maximum sign letter/logo height based on the sign type rather than the
distance from R.O,W. The proposed maximum letter/logo heights are as follows:
• Building Blade Sign — 12 inches
Pedestrian Blade Sign — 8 inches
• First Floor Window/Awning Sign —12 inches
• Upper Store Fascia Sign -- 10 inches
• Upper Story Window/Awning Sign — 4 inches
The applicant is also proposing specific maximum letter/logo heights for buildings facing S.H,
114, as follows:
• Hotel Anchor Sign (Top Floor) — 84 inches
• Hotel Anchor Sign (1" Floor) — 24 inches
• Theater Anchor Sign — 61 inches
• Bookstore Anchor Sign (Top Floor) — 48 inches
• Bookstore Anchor Sign (15t Floor) — 24 inches
• Restaurant Anchor Sign — 48 inches
Section 16.A.3: Maximum Area
The maximun? area for attached signs permitted under Sign Ordinance No. 704-B is, 7.5 square
feet for every one foot of width of building or lease space not to exceed 400 square feet.
The applicant is proposing a maximum total sign area for all signs displayed on a wall rather
than a maximum area per sign. The proposed maximum total area is 1 square foot for every 1
foot of width of building. For any frontage that does not have a storefront or public access to
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the lease space, the maximum allowable signage is 75% of the area of the principal signage
permitted. In addition, the following maximum sign areas for fascia signs, building blade
signs, pedestrian blade signs, and S.H. 114 signs are proposed:
• Fascia Sign — .30 s,f
* Building Blade Sign —12 s.f.
• Pedestrian Blade Sign — 4 s.f.
S,H, 114 Sign — 400 s.f., but consistent with the scale of the building, Tenants' national
sign programs, and the Town Square sign regulations.
The following stipulations for determining area also apply:
* Blade Signs — The area of all faces of the sign shall be included in determining the area
of the sign
• Multi -Story Buildings — The maximum area applies only to signs displayed between the
sidewalk and a height of 20 feet The total area for all signs above 20 feet shall be:
Fascia Signs - .5 square feet for every one foot of width of building or lease space
• Window Signs — may not obscure more than 25% of the total window area
• Awning Signs — may not obscure more than 25% of the total window area
Section 16.A.4: Number of Signs
The Sign Ordinance alloi4,s only one attached sign per lease .space along each street frontage
on any :site and no n7ore than two attached signs per lease space,
The applicant is proposing that for every lease space, the following signs are allowed on each
fayade facing a street, drive, or parking area:
One fascia sign or one building blade sign and
• One pedestrian blade sign
The applicant is also proposing the following regulations for specific buildings:
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Colonnaded Buildings
For each commercial or retail use, the following signs are allowed on each wall which faces a
street, drive or parking area:
• One fascia sign at the storefront,
• One pedestrian blade sign inside the colonnade,
• One fascia sign at the colonnade face, and
• One building blade sign at the colonnade face.
Hotel
On each building wall which faces a street, drive, or parking area:
• One fascia sign or one building blade sign and
• One pedestrian blade sign
Theater
On each building wall which faces a street, drive, or parking area:
• One fascia sign or one building blade sign and
• One pedestrian blade sign
Restaurant Anchor
On each building wall which faces a street, drive, or parking area:
• One fascia sign or one building blade sign,
• One pedestrian blade sign, and
• Decorative banners with the restaurant name may be attached to any building wall
which faces a street, drive or parking area, if the banners are integrated into the
architecture and design of the building.
Section 16.A.7: Illumination
Attached signs nsay only be illuminated utilizing internal lighting, Exterior letters with exposed
neon lighting are not allowed.
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First Floor Signs:
The applicant is proposing to allow the following types of illumination for first floor signs:
Exterior illumination by externally mounted spot lighting
• Silhouette lighting
* Up lighting
Internally illuminated sign box panel with push through letters
o Exposed neon lighting (reviewed on an individual basis and approved only if the neon
contributes decoratively to the environment and does not diminish attention to
neighboring tenants)
Hizhuw 1 ] 4 Signs:
In addition to the illumination types described above, S,H. 114 signs may also incorporate
channel lighted illuminated signage.
Second Floor Signs:
No signs above the first floor shall be illuminated.
Awnings, Au�ninZSigns, and Window Signs:
No awnings, awning signs, or window signs shall be illuminated.
Section 16.B: Monument Suns
The applicant is proposing two monument signs on the hotel property only. The signs may not
exceed 4 feet in height or 12 square feet in area per sign face,
Section 16.A.8: Protrusions
Attached signs may not protrude ^farther than 18 inches fi•oni the building, excluding signs
attached to canopies.
The applicant is proposing to allow blade signs that may extend up to 4 feet from the building
wall.
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Section 17.H: Signs Projec ing On/Over Public Property or Public Right -Of -Way
Under Sign Ordinance No. 704-B, no signs may be erected or displayed on or over public
right-of-way or other public property.
The applicant is proposing to allow blade signs that project over sidewalks. The signs shall be
a minimum of 7 feet above grade when projecting over sidewalks.
Section 22.D: Window S
Window .signs may not obscure more than 15% of the window area per fagade, measured and
located within 10 vertical feet from the at -grade exterior entrance to the lease space,
The applicant is proposing to allow window signs that obscure up to 100% of the total window
area during construction of tenant improvements. No such sign may be displayed for longer
than 120 days,
Section 17X: Portable�Si s
Sign Ordinance No. 704-B does not allow any portable signs.
The applicant is proposing to allow signage on construction barricades along each building or
lease space frontage for sites under construction. Barricades with signs must be setback a
minimum of 25 feet from R.O.W. The signs may only be displayed for 5 days prior to
construction and until the end of construction, but not to exceed 120 days,
Section 14: Variances
Only City Council may authorize variances to the regulations of Sign Ordinance No.. 704-B (or
the regulations of a conditional sign perrnit)�
The applicant is proposing to allow flexibility to approve signs at the staff level that do not
meet all the proposed standards on a ease -by -case basis if the signs meet certain criteria, such
as contributing to any special characteristics of the particular area and/or being compatible with
the other signs on the premises (see page 7 of the Sign Regulations for further detail).
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Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item.
8A, Ordinance No. 480-472. 1" Reading _(ZA05-118). Zoning Change for proposed Marantha
Estates, being gpDroximately 4.7 acres located at 1710 Marantha Way. Current Zoning: AG
Agricultural District. Requested Zoning_ SF -IA Single Family Residential District. SPIN
Neighborhood 412._ (If approved at first reading the public hearing will be held December 6,
2005.) Terra Land Management Company is requesting approval of a zoning change from AG,
agricultural district, to SF-lA, single family residential district, on approximately 4.7 acres. It
should be noted that this tract of land does not currently front on a public street maintained by
the City of Southlake. Marantha Way is considered a private street and was put in place prior
to annexation. Any new construction, platting or subdivision of this property will require that
the lot(s) front a street in accordance with the City's Subdivision Ordinance No. 483, as
amended. No plan is required to be submitted with a zoning change to the SF- 1 A, single
family residential district.
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval (7-0) as presented.
Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item.
8B, Ordinance No. 480-473. 1" Reading (ZA05-121). Zoning Change for proposed. Villas Del Sol,
being
approximately 10.82 acres located at the northwest corner of East Highland and Sunshine
Lane. Current Zoning: AG Agricultural District. Requested Zoning: SF -IA Single Family
Residential District. SPIN Neighborhood #5. HLD-Southlake Development, Ltd. is requesting
approval of a change of zoning from AG, agricultural district, to SF-lA, single family
residential district on approximately 10.82 acres.
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval (7-0) as presented.
Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item.
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I OA. Placement of a historic log cabin. This item was tabled at the last meeting in order to ,provide
input from all Council members (Morris and Terrell were absent). Recall that the Southlake
Historical Society (SHS) approached the City requesting placement in a city park of an 1860's-
era log cabin originally Iocated in the John A. Freeman survey in Southlake. Once constructed,
the cabin will be approximately 12' x 15' and include proposed site amenities such as
walkways, landscaping, signage, and lighting. Per previous direction from City Council, staff
and SHS reviewed several locations within the parks system for potential placement and
recommended two site options: 1) Noble Oaks Park; and 2) Summit Park in Town Square. The
review measured advantages and challenges associated with each site, as well as shared items
for consideration to include visual appeal, security, fit with surrounding parkland uses, and
proximity to high traffic locations and original cabin site. Both parks are listed within the
Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Master Plan as being well -suited for reconstruction and
display of Southlake historical structures. Staff will provide the Council with a presentation on
this item and a representative of SHS will also be available to address any question you might
have.
Contact Steve Polasek with questions on this item.
I IA. Urban Design. Study proposed scope of work. Staff is currently working on developing a scope
of work for the Southlake Urban Design Study. A preliminary scope of work for the study will
be presented at the next City Council meeting to get Council feedback.
Contact Ken Baker with questions on this item.
Other Items of Interest
1. Flu Shots will be available on Tuesday, November 15 at Town Hall from 11:30 — 1:30. You
are invited to participate free of charge. In order to ensure that enough vaccine will be
available, please contact HR if you would like to sign up. We are also offering the vaccine for
immediate family members at a cost of $17 while the supply lasts.
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1 50'' Anniversary Celebration. The planning committee met on October 27 to hear reports from
the various subcommittees. The events subcommittee has been busy planning for the various
events they have proposed for next year (a copy of suggested events is attached). As reported
to you on the October 26 city manager notes, the marketing subcommittee that was charged
with reviewing the city logo and the 50 h banner logo determined that none of the entries from
the contest clearly embraced the goal for a new city logo. However the subcommittee did
select a 50t' banner logo contest winner and they presented their selection to the planning
committee at the meeting. The marketing subcommittee also informed the group that they
would proceed with pursuing a city logo through a professional consultant and use the results
of the Council's survey as a guideline.
The Mayor is chairing the planning committee. Please contact him or Kim Bush with question
or for more information,
3, United.Way Cg=aign, The annual employee United Way luncheon event will be held on
Friday, November I I at Bob Jones Park from 11:00 a.m. _.. 2:00 p.m. This will be a come and
go event with lunch being served beginning at 11.00 a.m. Several activities have been planned
to raise money for United Way, in addition to the annual pledges that are made. We invite you
to stop by for lunch and purchase tickets for a chance to win an enticing basket. (These are not
just ordinary baskets --you will be amazed at the effort put into creating these by the various
departments,) A schedule is attached — we hope you can find some time. The weather
promises to be good, but in case of rain the event will be moved to the public works operations
center.
Contact me if you have any questions.
4. Holiday Celebration and Tree Lighting; at Town Square will be Saturday, November 19 at 5:30
p.m. See the attached flyer for more information.
5. City owned property at Pearson. Greg Last met with Steve Gregory of Hopkins Commercial to
relay some of your feedback to him regarding his planned retail center on this tract. He would
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be glad to meet with any Councilmembers regarding the development and has set aside next
Tuesday, November 15 between 3:00 _.. 5:00 p.m. in Greg's office.
Please contact Valerie Malta in Economic Development (817-748-8039) regarding the meeting
so she can coordinate the meeting times with Steve Gregory, If you have any other questions,
contact Greg Last.
6. SPIN meeting on proposed residential development. On Monday, November 8, SPIN 43
hosted a neighborhood meeting to discuss a proposed residential development off of 2970
Burney Ln. The meeting had good participation with 40 neighbors in attendance. Mr. Errol
Housmans, the resident living at 2970 Burney Ln. has a contract on approximately I I acres
behind his property that belongs to Marylyn Miles. He is proposing 10 lots on 13 acres, which
conforms to the future land use plan. Ms. Miles' property is currently zoned agriculture, and
Mr. Housmans will be asking for a zoning change to SF-1 A at the November 17 P&Z meeting.
There is a question about existing deed restrictions on Mr. Housmans lot, and whether or not he
may subdivide his property. The Planning department is looking into this matter.
Contact Ben Thatcher with questions on this item.
7. Parks Master PIan. Printed copies of the recently approved 2005 Parks, Recreation, and Open
Space Master Plan Update and Trails System Master Plan Update are complete and will be
delivered to you this Friday. Along with the Master Plan documents, you will also receive
copies of the proposed Town Square park plans for Summit Park, Plaza Park, and State Street
Park. The plans are scheduled for review by the Parks Board at their meeting next Monday,
November 14'b prior to City Council consideration and are provided at the request of Deputy
Mayor Pro Terry Carolyn Morris to allow Council additional opportunity for review.
8. Continental Greens — Proposed Transition Zoning District T-2 . The city's first proposal for a
transition zoning district in an area designated as Transition-2 in the future land use plan has
been submitted. The project is located on approximately 10 acres immediately adjacent to the
northeast corner of Davis Boulevard and Continental Boulevard. The project proposes a mix of
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residential and office uses. Staff is working with the developer to ensure the submittal meets
with the purpose, intent, and requirements of the newly approved zoning district. A citywide
SPIN meeting has been scheduled for November 21, 2005 at 7:00 p.m. at the 3rd floor training
rooms in Town Hall,
Contact Ken Baker with questions on this item.
9, Tree Preservation Ordinance -- Proposed Amendments. Staff continues to finalize the
amendments to the city's tree preservation ordinance and the following two meetings have been
scheduled to gather feedback from developers and neighborhood groups. The first meeting has
been scheduled with area developers and builders on Wednesday, November 16, 2005 at 10:00
p.m, at the 3rd floor training rooms in Town Hall. The second meeting is a SPIN Open House
and Public Forum on Monday, November 21, 2005 at 5:30 p.m. The open house starts at 5:.30
pm with a formal presentation by members of the Planning and Zoning Commission at 6:00 pm
followed by a question and answer session.
Contact Ken Baker with questions on this item.
Attachments:
50`" Anniversary celebration suggested events for 2006
United Way employee event schedule
Holiday Celebration and Tree Lighting Celebration
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StaffDirect Phone Numbers:
Balser, Ken, Director of Planning, 748-8067
Blagg, Jim, Assistant City Manager, 748-8601
Faiwell, Lori, City Secretary, 748--8016
Finn, Robert, Fire Chief, 748-8168
Hugman, Kevin, Director of Human Resources, 748-8193
Jackson, Sharen, Finance Director, 748-8042
Last, Greg, Director of Economic Development, 748-8037
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McGeath, Kerry, Library Administrator, 748-8384
Polasek, Steve, Director Community Services, 748-8021
Smith, Rick Director of DPS, 748-8108
Thatcher, Ben, Assistant to the City Manager, 748-800.5
Thomas, Charlie, Interim Director Public Works, 748-8089
Yelverton, Shana, City Manager, 748--8001
Monthly Events:
January- A proclamation
Time Capsule
Planting bulbs
Storytelling in schools
City Employee Appreciation Banquet
Amazing Race entries
February- Sweetheart Dance
Senior Luncheon
March- Kite Flying
Road Rally
St. Patrick's Day?
April- Art in the Square
DPS Appreciation
Bios of past mayors in Town Hall
Clean up Southlake
May- Mayor's Month
Meet and Greet with City Officials and ice cream social
June- Amazing Race
Garden Tour
Progressive Park Dinner
July- Stars and Stripes with bicycle parade
August- Antique Car Show, National Nite Out
September- Birthday Month with cake and fireworks
Street Dance
October- Homecoming
Oktoberfest
Harvest Fest
November- Holiday Celebration (lighting of Town. Square)
Veteran's Day- (ceremony at Holiday Celebration?)
December- Toy Drive
2005 United Way "Southlake - Doing What Matters"
Lunch and Games
11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Bob Jones Park
Schedule of events:
• 11:00a - 1:30p lunch available
• 11:00a Games Begin
(Basketball Throw, Tug of War, Golf, Ball Toss, Horseshoes)
• 11:30a Bingo Game #1; Auction
12:00p Southlake Agility Challenge Relay Race
• 12:30p Dessert Tasting
Bingo Game #2, Auction
• 1:00p Pieter Andries Watch Raffle
• 1:30p Bingo game #3; Games End; Judging for "Best in Show" for
department Gift Baskets
1:40p Raffle winners drawn