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Item 6AItem 6A — ZA11 -007, Carroll ISD Senior High School The following responses are outside the 200' buffer. SPO # Owner in Land Use Acres Response 1 May, Clentis L Etux Wanda J P2 Medium Densi Residential 1.02 NR 2 Akard, Larry W P2 rSP2 Medium Densl Residential 1.01 NR 3 May, Wanda Jean Medium Densi Residential 1.95 NR 4 CarrolllSD P1 Public/Semi- Public 56.04 NR 6 Bradner Central Co C2 Retail Commercial 2.18 NR 6 Ott Real Estate Inv Ltd 01 Retail Commercial 1.28 NR 7 Myers Meadow Homeowners Assn RPUD Medium Density Residential 4.90 NR 8 Seitz, Kerry A Etux Suzanne J SF20A Medium Density Residential 0.56 NR 9 Semadeni, Reto R SF20A Medium Density Residential 0.46 NR 10 Mamerow, Bernard S Jr Etux H SF20A Medium Density Restdential 0.46 NR 11 Parente, David Etux Cynthia SF20A Medium Density Residential 0.46 NR 12 Howell, Glenna Jinx . SF20A Medium Densh Residential 0.46 NR 13 Vassios, Michael T Etux Lisa J SF20A Medium Density Residential 0.46 NR 14 Little, Steven Etux Leigh SF20A Medium Density Residential 0.46 NR 15 Vanya, Carole L Etvir Gordon A SF20A Medium Dens! Residential 0.46 NR 16 Robinson, Kenneth M SF20A Medium Denft Residential 0.46 NR 17 Matthews, Paul M Etux Marlene SF20A Medium Densi Residential 0.46 NR 18 Rogers, Dennis P Etux Sheila C Si=20A Medium Density Residential 0.48 NR Case No. ZAIO.019 Attachment F Page 1 yak 5 Surrounding Property Owners Carroll Senior High School Improvements 19 Southridge Lakes Hmowner Assn C3 Medium Densi Residential 3.44 NR Office Commercial, Retail 20 Realty Income Texas Prop LP C3 Commercial 0.97 NR Office Commercial, Retail 21 Southlake Blvd Presbyterian C CS Commercial 5.42 NR Office Commercial, Retail 22 Southlake Safeco Ltd C3 Commercial 1.31 NR Office Commercial, Retail 23 Eecu C3 Commercial 0.81 NR Office Commercial, Retail 24 7- Eleven Inc C3 Commercial 0.99 NR RPUD Medium Densi Residential 0.58 NR Nuese, yid V Etux - f dl` - K "�� RPUD Medium Densi Residential 0.35 NR m . ~� RPUD Medium Densi Residential 0.44 NR RPUD Medium DensLty Residential 0.39 NR W01 „G,., , __ . .. _. ,..... _ _. RPUD Medium Density Residential 0.39 NR . . RPUD Medium Density Residential 0.38 NR RPUD Medium Density Residential 0.38 NR RPUD Medium Density Residential 0.35 NR -' RPUD Medium DensityResidenlial 0.36 NR RPUD Medium Densi Residential 0.53 O RPUD Medium Density Residential 0.57 NR RPUD Medium Density Residential 0.40 NR = RPUD Medium Density Residential 0.33 NR RPUD Medium Densi Residential 0.33 NR - ;- RPUD Medium Density Residential 0.44 NR RPUD Medium Density Residential 0.54 NR r =r g ilia" s is ,axn • RPUD Medium Densi Residential 0.43 NR Etidlgla��'' RPUD Medium Density Residential 0.36 NR 4 RPUD Medium Density Residential 0.31 NR _ RPUD Medium Dens& Residential 0.52 NR RPUD Medium Density Residential 0.55 NR �l RPUD Medium Density Residential 0.56 NR 47 Schafer, Thomas C RPUD Medium Density Residential 0.36 NR 48 Armstrong, Edward Etux Kathryn RPUD Medium Density Residential 0.73 NR 49 Finn, Robert E Jr & Tammy RPUD Medium Density Residential 0.42 NR. SO Conrad, James Etux Fablenne M RPUD Medium Density Residential 0.33 NR 51 Kyle, Lee Etux Elizabeth RPUD Medium Denft Residential 0.30 NR 52 Tan, Simon Etux Jenne SF20A Medium Densq Residential 0.48 NR 53 Park, Louis Etux Tlna R SF20A Medium Density Residential 0.40 NR 84 Lewandowski, Mark Etux Audra SF20A Medium Dengitv Residential 0.73 NR 55 Grieco, Joseph R Etux Nina M SF20A Medium Den Residential 0.53 NR 66 Siegler, Steve A Etux Andrea SF20A Medium Dens& Residential 0.47 NR s7 Southlake Woods 1p SF20A Medium Density Residential 0.21 NR 6B Davis, Donald G S1 Retail Commercial 1.01 NR 69 Nsp 210 Peytonville l.lc SP2. 1 Medium Densi Residential 1.01 NR Responses: F: In Favor O: Opposed To U. Undecided NR; No Response Case No. Attachment P ZA10 -019 Page 2 3dS bb !f9 U { To. Southlake City Mayor, Mayor Pro Tem and all City Council Members From: Residents - 1h Stone Lakes - Neighborhood, Southlake, TX l Date. 4/01/11 RE: Communicate opposition to the below referenced Ordinance requesting zoning changes Ordinance No 4803380 ZAII 1007 1 Reading Zoning Change and Site Plan for Improvements to Carroll ISD Senior High School on property located at 9501 West Southlake Boulevard being described as Lot 1 Block 1 Carroll Senior High School Addition and being approximately 05353 arms current Z BPI Detailed site Plan Dis trict Requested Zoning SP1 Detailed Site Plan District SPIN Neighborhood io If approved on first reading the public hearing will be held April 5 2011 If your property is within 200 feet of the proposed Zoning Change and Site Plan, and if you are opposed to the requested action, you are entitled to file a formal Protest Petition with the City which can ultimately affect the noting procedure of the City Council when they consider the proposed action. If owners oIF20 of the air a of the ots r land w't hin feet of thq sub pro a Protest Petition with CitL then an a irmati ate of thr gf thg M Council to aoR rove the zo •n Chan a and Site Plan." 6, j� N jr4i it VAR . " - -- map -W- ► — r..�►' � �I� '""` 1i 7 -7 tA 1 ece , (Do iv C�I q 0�5 II Slan � � On i W WA ftl�ft E m EN u I � 1 1111 %' �. W M41 0 ji, , -7 tA 1 ece , (Do iv C�I q 0�5 V - - ✓ / 2UC�1 � too f 5 ok5 1 1 3 � 3 � ■ x f i J ��'r'' �� ► r t� A J r I t 1.� � ILA.'_ ,: f ► f � ►1_f l �� Il� ��_ / s- 5 ok5 To: Southlake City Mayor, Mayor Pro Tem and all City Council Members From: Residents in Stone Lakes Neighborhood, Southlake, TX — L'R {UL tool Date: 4/01111 RE: Communicate opposition to the below referenced Ordinance requesting zoning changes Ordinance No 4803380 ZA11 007 1 Reading Zoning Change and Site Plan for improvements to Carroll ISD Senior High School on property located at 1501 West Southlake Boulevard being described as Lot 1 Block 1 Carroll Senior High School Addition and being approximately 05353 acies Current zoning '$P1 Detailed Site Plan District Requested Zoning SP1 Detailed Site Plan District SPIN Neighborhood io If approved on first reading the public hearing will be held April 5 2011 If your properly is within 200 feet of the proposed Zoning Change and Site Plan, and if you are opposed to the requested action, you are entitled to file a formal Protest Petition with the City which can ultimately affect the voting procedure of the City Council when they consider the proposed action. 11 owners of 2Q porcent f the grga of the lots or Ignd within 200 feCt pf the subject pro file a PLQWLt Petition Wjth the City, hen an affirmative v t of t hreenfourths of the City Council is rAq uired to rove the Zoning Chance and Site Plan," Name Address Signature I appose the New Access Roadway and Additional Parking in Ordinance No 480338CZA110071 i d RiA bvA w)%ck 1 464 ' Rt lhVY and - `.k Eff y m -1- t OA � oFZ Name Address SiEngture I appose the New access Roadway and Additional Parking in Ordinance No 480338 110071 I Y0 6 1 Tp� �7�� 20�'� To: Southlake City Mayor, Mayor Pro Tern and all City Council Members From: Residents in Stone Lakes Neighborhood, Southlake, TX Date: 4101 f11 RE: Communicate opposition to the below referenced Ordinance requesting zoning changes O rdinance No 480338 ZA11 00 7 1 Reading Zonin Change and Site Plan for improvements to Carroll IISD Senior High School on property located at 1501 West Southlake Boulevard being described as Lot 1 Block 1 Carroll Senior High School Addition and being approximately 05353 acres Current Zoning SPi Detailed Site Plan District Requested Zoning SP1 Detailed Site Plan District SPIN Neighborhood io If approved on first reading the public hearing will be held April 5 2011 0Uj%"8 e ,Zo t t O 1, L+, % ZooI aASiCU qW r QA5'16Q 2i c)) — If your property is within 200 feet of the proposed Zoning Change and Site Plan, and if you are opposed to the requested action, you are entitled to file a formal Protest Petition with the City which can ultimately affect the voting procedure of the City Council when they consider the proposed act ion. If owners of 20 percent of the area of the lots or land within 200 feet of the subject pLo file a Protest Perition with the City, then affirmative vote of three- fourths of the City Council is reggired to approve the Zoning Change and Site " Name Addre Gil C V�J� Slanature I oppose the New Access Roadway and Additional Parking in Ordinance Na 80338CZA1 0 1 T 4�, (.0 k 4 U D 1 3 { o�Z auks +dQ 20r) w4ss 2 246 Name r Addrems Signature I oppose the New Access Roadway and Additional Parking in ordinance No 480338CZA110071 � 11e 1 d� 33— �6Y fN � 33 �o Iz35 Ke Dp, _.. IM 2o-F Z, To, Southlake City Mayor, Mayor Pro Tern and all City Council Members From: Residents in Stone Lakes Neighborhood, Southlake, TX Date; 4101111 RE: Communicate opposition to the below referenced Ordinance requesting zoning changes �� du WA�kda -lw► Ou, & 2W CkAtckQ 200 I Ordinance No 4803380 ZA1 I OT - 1 Reading Zoning Change and Site Plan for improvements to Carroll ISD Senior High School on property located at 1501 West Southlake Boulevard being described as Lot 1 Block 1 Carroll Senior High School Addition and being approximately 05353 acres current zoning SP1 Detailed Site Plan District Requested Zoning SP1 Detailed Site Plan District SPIN Neighborhood to If approved on first reading the public hearing will be held April 5 2 011 if your property is within 200 feet of the proposed Zoning Change and Site plan, and if you are opposed to the requested action, you are entitled to file a formal Protest Petition with ': he City which can ultimately affect the voting procedure of the City Council when they consider the proposed action. If owners of 20 percent of the area of the lots or land volt I 2 00 feet of the subiect Property file a Protest Petition with the City, then an irmative vote of three-fourths of the City Council is re wired to approve the Zoning Change and Site Plan." Name Address Si gnature I oppose the New Access Roadway and Additional Parking in Ordinance No 480338CZA110071 *wfich— )(Jj Mow P Aa `ill V L -!� L` �G' or ? c r�l� I ar�l To: Southlake City Mayor, Mayor Pro Tem and all City Council Members From: Residents in Stone Lakes Neighborhood, Southlake, TX ;9u� , Sicw tad � r Olx-Is1.do 2AO ► .� 200' Date: 4101111 RE: Communicate opposition to the below referenced Ordinance requesting zoning changes Ordinance No 480338C ZA11 007 1 Reading Zoning Change and Site Plan for improvements to Carroll ISD Senior High School on property located at 1501 West Southlake Boulevard being described as Lot 1 Block 1 Carroll Senior High School Addition and being approximately 05353 ..current Zoning SP7 Detailed Site Plan District Requested Zoning SP'I Detailed Site Plan District SPIN Neighborhood ,o If approved on first reading the public hearing will be held April 5 2011 If your property is within 200 feet of the proposed Zoning Change and Site Plan, and if you are opposed to the requested action, you are entitled to file a fonnal Protest Petition with the City which can ultimately affect the voting procedure of the City Council when they consider the proposed action. If owners of 20 percent of the area of the lots or land gyithin 200 feet of the subject arooerty file a Protesj Egfition with the i , then an affirmative vote of threg -fourths of the Cl Coun it is required to app Love the Zoning Change and Site Plan." Nam Address Sianature I oppose the New Access Roadway and Additional Parking in Ordinance No 480338CZA11 071 Vya �eA - br l C-YF I Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 1:56 PM To: Mayor and City Council Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breltbarth Subject: E -mail from Jeff Meisner - Opposition to Ordinance No 480338C ZA11 007 1 Reading Zoning Change and Site Plan for improvements to Carroll ISD Senior High School From: Jeff Meisner Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 1:51 PM To: Mayor Subject: Opposition to Ordinance No 480338C ZA11 007 1 Reading Zoning Change and Site Plan for improvements to Carroll ISD Senior High School To: Southlake City Mayor, Mayor Pro Tem and all City Council Members From: Jeff Meisner, 17 -year resident in Stone Lakes Neighborhood, Southlake, TX (and former Chairman of Stone Lakes HOA) Date: 4/05/11 RE: Communicate opposition to the below referenced Ordinance requesting zoning changes Ordinance No 480338C ZA11 007 1 Reading Zoning Change and Site Plan for improvements to Carroll ISD Senior High School on property located at 1501 West Southlake Boulevard being described as Lot 1 Block 1 Carroll Senior High School Addition and being approximately 05353 acres Current Zoning SP1 Detailed Site Plan District Requested Zoning SP1 Detailed Site Plan District SPIN Neighborhood 10. My name is Jeff Meisner and I have been a resident of Southlake and Stone Lakes for the last 17 years. I want to share with you a discussion that I had with my youngest daughter Kelly regarding the issue above currently before the Southlake City Council. Kelly is a Junior at Carroll Senior High and she couldn't understand why I would be opposed to adding a road on the east side of the pool facility and tennis courts to connect to 20 additional parking spaces at the Senior High School. told her that I wasn't opposed to adding more spaces, but rather it was the location of these spaces and the connecting road that I was against, as it would affect our fellow Stone Lakes' neighbors' quiet enjoyment of their property. Kelly's response was "why should we care, it won't affect us" and even though she may be right I asked her to take a moment and put herself in the position of the people whose homes are adjacent to the Senior High School. Although this may be difficult for a 16 -year old ( 4 2- to do, I'm asking each of you on the City Council to reflect on how you would feel if you lived in these homes. How would you feel it the current greenbelt area between your property and Carroll Senior High got taken out and replaced by a paved road? How would you feel if you had purchased a home in Stone Lakes secure in the knowledge that CISD had made a prior agreement to maintain a 50 -foot greenbelt between. the Senior High and Stone Lakes, only to find out that some people were now trying to break this agreement and break this bond of trust? My daughter knows that in our household there is no gray area when it comes to honesty and integrity – you are either someone who does the right thing or you are not. I told Kelly that I feel strongly about holding people accountable for the promises that were made in the past and I will oppose anyone who doesn't honor their commitments. The undeniable fact is that CISD promised not to build anything within 50 -feet of the Stone Lakes property line and now they are trying to break their previous commitment, What kind of a message will the Southlake City Council members send to my daughter tonight? Do you agree with me that honesty and integrity should never be compromised, or that it's ok to break your prior commitments? Mr. Terrell, you may not remember me, but when you were campaigning for Mayor you made a stop to meet the people of Stone Lakes. I asked you at the time what made you different from the other mayoral candidate and the essence of your response was that you were a "man of the people ". I voted for you based on this statement and now I expect you, as well as the other City Council members, to be a man /woman of the people of Stone Lakes and make CISD honor their previous commitment. Only by rejecting this motion will you prove to my daughter that Southlake still has people in authority who hold the values of honesty and integrity without compromise. Thank you in advance for your consideration of this matter. Best Regards, Jeff Meisner 2 O-f2— Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 1:33 PM To: Mayor -Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from Dahlia Hassani - Ordinance No 480338C ZA11 007 1 From: Dahlia Hassani Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 11:48 AM To: david, Wtys(dsouthlakecarroll,edu Place 6; Place 5; Place 4; Place 3; Place 2; Place 1; Mayor Subject: Ordinance No 4803380 ZA11 007 1 Dear City Leaders, My husband and I both oppose Ordinance No 480338C ZA11 007 1 requesting zoning changes. We have been residents of Southlake for almost 4 years and have tremendous pride in the fact that Southlake does a good job keeping residences away from traffic and commercial businesses. We would hate to watch Southlake slip on this. x It will certainly affect our voting decisions for the next election. Dahlia Hassani 1 '4\ Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 3:12 PM To: Mayor -Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from David Faltys - Carroll Senior High School Road Proposal - It Affects YOU! From: Faltys, David [mailto: David .Faltys @southlakecarroll.edu] Sent: Monday, April 04, 20112:59 PM To: Len LITTLEHALE; Mayor; Place 1; Place 2; Place 3; Place 4; Place 5; Place b Subject: Re: Carroll Senior High School Road Proposal - It Affects YOU! Thank you for your email correspondence on the construction project at Carroll Senior High. I've forwarded your concerns on to our Board of Trustees. As you know, a majority of voters approved the May 2009 bond election that included facility and site improvements to CSHS. One of our primary goals in the bond construction process was to help expand parking at the Senior High and to address safety concerns with students driving near our delivery area /service yard. The proposed road, we believe, improves the safety and traffic flow situation for our teen drivers and pedestrians in the area. As a point of clarification, the proposed road would not be located on the east side of the aquatics center as some have stated. It would be located on the east side of the tennis courts and connect to the existing parking lot just south of the aquatics center. The dirt work adjacent to the east side of the aquatics center is for the voter - approved addition to the swim center. I believe some may be confusing this dirt work with construction of the road. What we propose is a section of road about the length of two tennis courts that will connect theparking lots on that site. Also, the installation of the median on FM 1709 that now prohibits left turns into the aquatics center from drivers heading west on FM 1709 should reduce the number of potential drivers entering the CSHS campus in the morning and accessing the proposed road behind the tennis courts. We have carefully looked at the situation and believe the road behind the tennis courts connecting the parking areas is safer than the current situation and necessary for the effective movement of vehicles on that site. Again, thanks for your feedback. David Faltys Superintendent From: Len LITTLEHALE Date: Mon, 4 Apr 201117:56:45 +0000 To: < rnavorPci.southlake.tx.us >, < lacel ci.southlake.tx.us >, < place2 . ci.southlake.tx.us >, < lace3 ci.southlake.tx.us >, < place4 @ ci. south lake.tx.us >, < place5_@cLsouth1ake.tx.us >, < laced ci.southlake.tx.us >, "Dr. David Faltys" <david.falt s southlakecarroll.edu> Subject: FW: Carroll Senior High School Road Proposal - It Affects YOU! Fellow Southlake People, Please read the email I received this morning... below. I am a resident of Stone Lakes, do not live near this proposed drive and parking lot extention, have a daughter in the athletic program at Carroll Senior High and completely support the Home Owners position. This is the first I have heard of this proposed project and have a one word response... REALLY? I am surprised that you would even consider putting this neighborhood through this. The expense of cutting in a 1 f q drive, asphalt and lights for only 20 parking spots. Both of my daughters enjoyed our great swimming facility over the years and we didn't have any problems walking the short distance to the more than enough parking spots in the adjoining lots. There are bigger issues to be addressed in the future with my neighborhood .... getting lights for our baseball and softball fields being one that I can think of. Let's go to bat for something meaningful, not 20 parking spaces... again, REALLY! Thanks in advance for your consideration. Len Littlehale 1404 Hampton Court Date: Mon, 4 Apr 201110:20:07 -0400 From: To Subject: Carroll Senior High School Road Proposal - It Affects YOU! Having trouble viewing this email? Click here NNNNN -. NN NN NN-- NNNNNNNN NN N N N--- N.NN ---N N N.. NN N NN URGENT NEWS from Stonelakes Home Owners Association April 4, 2011 ---------------------------- NNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNN. FILL OUT A BLUE CARD! We must band together Monday + Tuesday to keep our home values up City Council & CISD actions could negatively impact property values throughout Stonelakes They want to make the following changes at the Senior High School • Add a ROAD on the east side of the pool facility and tennis courts (& remove trees and most of the buffer between the HS and Stone Lakes, creating safety issues: cars could accidentally crash into small bleachers by tennis courts, into backyards, into backyard pools, or into swing -sets in backyards, possibly injuring children AND the teenage drivers) • Add 20 more parking spaces (to the planned 80 -space lot south of the tennis courts), for a total of 100 spaces -this is a Band -Aid solution to a bigger problem; CISD needs to plan better than they have recently Note: At the P&Z meeting on 3/24 residents attended and the request was denied. On 3/29, The City Council chose to reverse that denial and grant "initial approval " to put in the road and 20 extra parking spots • Why these changes could HURT ALL OF US: o The area between Stonelakes & the CISD pool & tennis courts is very narrow and extremely close to residents of Wedgewood Court, Mayfair 2 ()� 4 Place and other "west- side" streets o The noise and negative visual impact of these changes will likely decrease home values throughout our neighborhood, i.e., property value declines on the "west- side" will cause a domino effect throughout Stonelakes because "comparables" are used from all over the neighborhood in real estate transactions Here are 3 easy ways for YOU to help: • Today, MONDAY, E -mail the City Councilmembers to voice your concern /opposition to the proposed construction project; identify yourself as a homeowner from Stone Lakes *see below • GO TO THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING AT TOWN HALL onTuesday, 4/5 @ 6:30 pm - even if you cannot stay long. The Council must "'read" the motion again at this meeting - before it can be granted "final approval" -and it could be persuaded to stop the construction plan if enough opponents are there; invite all your neighbors to go so we have a sizeable group • .You can speak for up to 3 minutes if you wish but you do not have to speak at all -when you arrive at Town Hall (2nd floor), get a BLUE CARD and fill it out to let City Council know that you strongly oppose the CISD plan to add this road due to safety issues, property value decreases, and noise concerns • THIS IS CRITIC: To have ANY chance of stopping these changes, the City Council MUST witness our STRONG opposition to it! Please do not assume enough other residents will go; be sure to attend the meeting yourself, with your spouse, with your friends, even with your kids for a short stop to fill in a BLUE CARD stating that you oppose the project! Please direct questions to Jennifer Blanchard 817- 442 -5463 or Teresa Gorman 817- 912 -1043 • Email Addresses for City Council are below for your convenience: Mayor John Terrell mayor@ci.southlake.tx.us Councilmember Place 1 - Mayor Pro Tern Laura K. Hill Qlacel(cbci.southlake.tx . us Councilmember Place 2 Carolyn Morris place2 2ci.southlake.tx.us Councilmember Place 3 - Deputy Mayor Pro Tern Brandon Bledsoe place3(&ci.southlake.tx.us Al Zito Councilmember Place 4Jeff Wang Councilmember Place 5 Place5_@d.southlake.tx.us Councilmember Place 6 Pamela A. Muller place6@ci.south1ake.tx.us CISD Superintendent David Faltys, Ed.D. f orward gmaii 3 0� This erna R was sent to %fMMjjMMhMMM0 by U12date Profile/Email Address Instant removal with SafeUnsubscrlbe'� Privacy Policy Stonelakes Home Owners Association 1 1404 Dartmouth Southlake TX 76092 4 4q Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 2:36 PM To: Mayor -Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breltbarth Subject: E -mail from Len Littlehale - Carroll Senior High School Road Proposal - It Affects YOU! From: Len LITTLEHALE Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 12:57 PM To: Mayor; Place 1; Place 2; Place 3; Place 4; Place 5; Place 6; david .faltys @southiakecarroll.edu Subject: FW: Carroll Senior High School Road Proposal - It Affects YOU! Fellow Southlake People, Please read the email I received this morning... below. I am a resident of Stone Lakes, do not live near this proposed drive and parking lot extention, have a daughter in the athletic program at Carroll Senior High and completely support the Home Owners position. This is the first I have heard of this proposed project and have a one word response... REALLY? I am surprised that you would even consider putting this neighborhood through this. The expense of cutting in a drive, asphalt and lights for only 20 parking spots. Both of my daughters enjoyed our great swimming facility over the years and we didn't have any problems walking the short distance to the more than enough parking spots in the adjoining lots. There are bigger issues to be addressed in the future with my neighborhood. ...getting lights for our baseball and softball fields being one that I can think of. Let's go to bat for something meaningful, not 20 parking spaces... again, REALLY! Thanks in advance for your consideration. Len Littlehale 1404 Hampton Court Date: Mon, 4 Apr 2011 10:20:07 -0400 From: To: Subject: Carroll Senior High School Road Proposal - It Affects YOU! Having trouble viewing this email? Click here NN NN NNNNNNN NNNNN N NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN URGENT NEWS from Stonelakes Home Owners Association April 4, 2011 1 0�� NNNN rvNNNNNNN NNN NNN NN N N N NN N NN N N N- NNN -N N N N N N N N.. NN FILL OUT A BLUE CARD! We must band together Monday + Tuesday to keep our home values up City Council & CISD actions could negatively impact property values throughout Stonelakes They want to make the following changes at the Senior High School o Add a ROAD on the east side of the pool facility and tennis courts (& remove trees and most of the buffer between the HS and Stone Lakes, creating safety issues; cars could accidentally crash into small bleachers by tennis courts, into backyards, into backyard pools, or into swing -sets in backyards, possibly injuring children AND the teenage drivers) o Add 20 more parking spaces (to the planned 80 -space lot south of the tennis courts), for a total of 100 spaces -this is a Band -Aid solution to a bigger problem; CISD needs to plan better than they have recently Note: At the P&Z meeting on 3/24 residents attended and the request was denied. On 3/29, The City Council chose to reverse that denial and grant "initial approval" to put in the road and 20 extra parking spots Why these changes could HURT ALL OF US: * The area between Stonelakes & the CISD pool & tennis courts is very narrow and extremely close to residents of Wedgewood Court, Mayfair Place and other "west- side" streets o The noise and negative visual impact of these changes will likely decrease home values throughout our neighborhood, i.e., property value declines on the "west- side" will cause a domino effect throughout Stonelakes because "comparables" are used from all over the neighborhood in real estate transactions Here are 3 easy ways for YOU to help: • Today, MONDAY, E -mail the City Counclimembers to voice your concern /opposition to the proposed construction project; identify yourself as a homeowner from Stone Lakes *see below • GO TO THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING AT TOWN HALL onTuesday, 4/5 @ 6:30 pm - even if you cannot stay long. The Council must "read" the motion again at this meeting - before it can be granted "final approval" -and it could be persuaded to stop the construction plan if enough opponents are there; invite all your neighbors to go so we have a sizeable group • You can speak for up to 3 minutes if you wish, but you do no have to speak at all -when you arrive at Town Hall (2nd floor), get a BLUE CARD and fill it out to let City Council know that you strongly oppose the CISD plan to add this road due to safety issues, property value decreases, and noise concerns • THIS IS CRITIC ILL: To have ANY chance of stopping these changes, the City Council MUST witness our STRONG opposition to it! Please do not assume enough other residents will go; be sure to attend the meeting yourself, with your spouse, with your friends, even with your kids for a short stop to fill in a BLUE CARD stating that you oppose the project! Please direct questions to Jennifer Blanchard 817- 442 -5463 or Teresa Gorman 817- 912 -1043 x43 Email Addresses for City Council are below for your convenience: Mayor John Terrell mavor(aci.southIIake.tx.us Councilmember Place 1 - Mayor Pro Tern Laura K. Hill Place1&cl,southlake.tx.us Councilmember Place 2 Carolyn Morris laced (&ci.southlake.tx.us Councilmember Place 3 - Deputy Mayor Pro Tern Brandon Bledsoe laced ci.southlake.tx.us All Zito Councilmember Place 4Jeff Wang Councilmember Place 5 Places ci,southlake,tx . us Councilmember Place 6 Pamela A. Muller r)lace6 ci.southlake.tx.us CISD Superintendent David Faltys, Ed.D. Forward eenai_I This email was sent t0N0NINIhNkjjjNNNNNNby Update Profile /Email Address Inbtant removal with SafeUnsubscribe ' Privacy Pokicv Stonelakes Nome Owners Association 1404 Dartmouth Southlake TX ; 76092 W : Pir 3 03 Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 3:12 PM To: Mayor -I nt Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from David Faltys - Stone Lakes /Roadway and parking lot From: Faltys, David jmai Ito: David. Faltvs(&southlakecarrol Led u Sent: Monday, April 04, 20112:57 PM To: Patricia Yust; Mayor; Place 1; Place 2; Place 3; Place 4; Place 5; Place 6 Subject: Re: Stone Lakes/Roadway and parking lot Thank you for your email correspondence on the construction project at Carroll Senior High. I've forwarded your concerns on to our Board of Trustees. As you know, a majority of voters approved the May 2009 bond election that included facility and site improvements to CSHS. One of our primary goals in the bond construction process was to help expand parking at the Senior High and to address safety concerns with students driving near our delivery area /service yard. The proposed road, we believe, improves the safety and traffic flow situation for our teen drivers and pedestrians in the area. As a point of clarification, the proposed road would not be located on the east side of the aquatics center as some have stated. it would be located on the east side of the tennis courts and connect to the existing parking lot just south of the aquatics center. The dirt work adjacent to the east side of the aquatics center is for the voter - approved addition to the swim center. I believe some may be confusing this dirt work with construction of the road. What we propose is a section of road about the length of two tennis courts that will connect the parking lots on that site. Also, the installation of the median on FM 1709 that now prohibits left turns into the aquatics center from drivers heading west on FM 1709 should reduce the number of potential drivers entering the CSHS campus in the morning and accessing the proposed road behind the tennis courts. We have carefully looked at the situation and believe the road behind the tennis courts connecting the parking areas is safer than the current situation and necessary for the effective movement of vehicles on that site. Again, thanks for your feedback. David Faltys Superintendent From: Patricia Yust Date: Mon, 4 Apr 201114:34:39 -0500 To: < mayor@ci.southlake.tx.us >, < lacel cLsouthlake.tx.us >, < lace2 ci.southlake,tx.us >, < place3 _ ci.southlakeAx.us >, <Place4 ci.southlake.tx.us >, <PlaceS ci.southlake.tx.us >, < place6@ci.southlake.tx.us >, "Dr. David Faltys" <david.falt s @south lakecarroll.edu> Subject: Stone Lakes /Roadway and parking lot Just a note to let you know, as Stone Lakes residents our family is STRONGLY opposed to the proposal to add a roadway and parking lot along the fence to our subdivision. Please vote for the people affected and not the school. Sincerely, Yust family on Manor Place Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 2:46 PM To: Mayor and City Council Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from Patricia Yust - Stone Lakes /Roadway and parking lot From: Patricia Yust Sent: Monday, April 04, 20112:35 PM To: Mayor; Place 1; Place 2; Place 3; Place 4; Place 5; Place 5; david ,faltyss@southlakecarroll.edu Subject: Stone Lakes/Roadway and parking lot Just a note to let you know, as Stone Lakes residents our family is STRONGLY opposed to the proposal to add a roadway and parking lot along the fence to our subdivision. Please vote for the people affected and not the school. Sincerely, Yust family on Manor Place Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 3:14 PM To: Mayor -Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from David Faltys - CISD road plan From: Faltys, David [ma ilto: David. Faltys0southlakecarrolLedul Sent: Monday, April 04, 20113:05 PM To: Linda Nelson; Mayor; Place 1; Place 2; Place 3; Place 4; Place 5; Place 6 Subject: Re; CISD road plan Thank you for your email correspondence on the construction project at Carroll Senior High. I've forwarded your concerns on to our Board of Trustees. As you know, a majority of voters approved the May 2009 bond election that included facility and site improvements to CSHS. One of our primary goals in the bond construction process was to help expand parking at the Senior High and to address safety concerns with students driving near our delivery area /service yard. The proposed road, we believe, improves the safety and traffic flow situation for our teen drivers and pedestrians in the area. As a point of clarification, the proposed road would not be located on the east side of the aquatics center as some have stated. It would be located on the east side of the tennis courts and connect to the existing parking lot just south of the aquatics center. The dirt work adjacent to the east side of the aquatics center is for the voter - approved addition to the swim center. I believe some may be confusing this dirt work with construction of the road. What we propose is a section of road about the length of two tennis courts that will connect theparking lots on that site. Also, the installation of the median on FM 1709 that now prohibits left turns into the aquatics center from drivers heading west on FM 1709 should reduce the number of potential drivers entering the CSHS campus in the morning and accessing the proposed road behind the tennis courts. We have carefully looked at the situation and believe the road behind the tennis courts connecting the parking areas is safer than the current situation and necessary for the effective movement of vehicles on that site. Again, thanks for your feedback. David Faltys Superintendent From: Linda Nelson Date: Mon, 4 Apr 201109:52:22 -0500 To: < mayor2ci.southlake.tx.us >, < place12ci.southlake.tx.u p, < place22ci.southlake.tx.us >, < place3 @ci.southlake.tx.us >, < P1ace4@ci. south Iake.tx.us >, < PlaeeS @ci.sauthlake.tx.us >, < place6 @ci.southlake.tx.us >, "Dr. David Faltys" < david .faltys@southiak_e_carroil.edu Subject: CISD road plan I am a Stone Lakes Homeowner and I strongly oppose the CISD plan to add this road due to safety issues, property value decreases, and noise concerns. Sincerely, Eric & Linda Nelson Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 3:15 PM To: Mayor -Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from David Faltys - NO NO NO on Stone Lakes changes by Carroll HIS From: Faltys, David mailto: David. Falt s southlakecarroll.edu Sent: Monday, April 04, 20113:06 PM To: Cyndyvh; Mayor; Place 1; Place 2; Place 3; Place 4; Place 5; Place 6 Cc: 'VanHook, William E' Subject: Re: NO NO NO on Stone Lakes changes by Carroll HS Thank you for your email correspondence on the construction project at Carroll Senior High. I've forwarded your concerns on to our Board of Trustees. As you know, a majority of voters approved the May 2009 bond election that included facility and site improvements to CSHS. One of our primary goals in the bond construction process was to help expand parking at the Senior High and to address safety concerns with students driving near our delivery area /service yard. The proposed road, we believe, improves the safety and traffic flow situation for our teen drivers and pedestrians in the area. As a point of clarification, the proposed road would not be located on the east side of the aquatics center as some have stated. It would be located on the east side of the tennis courts and connect to the existing parking lot just south of the aquatics center. The dirt work adjacent to the east side of the aquatics center is for the voter- approved addition to the swim center. I believe some may be confusing this dirt work with construction of the road. What we propose is a section of road about the length of two tennis courts that will connect theparking lots on that site. Also, the installation of the median on FM 1709 that now prohibits left turns into the aquatics center from drivers heading west on FM 1709 should reduce the number of potential drivers entering the CSHS campus in the morning and accessing the proposed road behind the tennis courts. We have carefully looked at the situation and believe the road behind the tennis courts connecting the parking areas is safer than the current situation and necessary for the effective movement of vehicles on that site. Again, thanks for your feedback. David Faltys Superintendent From: Cyndyvh Date: Mon, 4 Apr 201109:35:22 -0500 To: < mayor @cLsouthlake.tx.us >, < place1@ci.southlake.tx.us >, < lace2 ci.southlake.tx.us >, < lace3 ci.southlakeAx.us >, <Place4 ci.southlake.tx.us >, <Place5 ci.southlake.tx.us >, < lace6 Wci.southlake.tx.us >, "Dr. David Faltys" < david.fait s2southlakecarroll.edu Cc: "'VanHook, William E "' < WilIlam.VanHook@bnsf.com > Subject: NO NO NO on Stone Lakes changes by Carroll HS Dear Representatives, My husband and I live in Stone Lakes. Because we have been here almost 10 years, we are having to invest thousands of dollars in our home in order to update it for a sale next year. The housing market has already hurt us substantially. PLEASE do not hurt us even more by making changes to Stone Lakes which will significantly impact our homes. PLEASE!!!! Bill and Cyndy Van Hook 610 Melrose Court Stone Lakes Southlake, Texas 76092 -7120 2 d.�2 Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 3:16 PM To: Mayor -Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from David Faltys - OPOSE Southlake High Expansion adjacent to Stonelakes Development. From: Faltys, David [rnailto: David. Faltys @southlakecarrolI.edu} Sent: Monday, April 04, 20113:07 PM To: Clem Watson; Mayor; Place 1; Place 2; Place 3; Place 4; Place 5 Subject: Re: OPOSE Southlake High Expansion adjacent to Stonelakes Development. Thank you for your email correspondence on the construction project at Carroll Senior High. I've forwarded your concerns on to our Board of Trustees. As you know, a majority of voters approved the May 2009 bond election that included facility and site improvements to CSHS. One of our primary goals in the bond construction process was to help expand parking at the Senior High and to address safety concerns with students driving near our delivery area/service yard. The proposed road, we believe, improves the safety and traffic flow situation for our teen drivers and pedestrians in the area. As a point of clarification, the proposed road would not be located on the east side of the aquatics center as some have stated. It would be located on the east side of the tennis courts and connect to the existing parking lot just south of the aquatics center. The dirt work adjacent to the east side of the aquatics center is for the voter - approved addition to the swim center. I believe some may be confusing this dirt work with construction of the road. What we propose is a section of road about the length of two tennis courts that will connect theparking lots on that site. Also, the installation of the median on FM 1709 that now prohibits left turns into the aquatics center from drivers heading west on FM 1709 should reduce the number of potential drivers entering the CSHS campus in the morning and accessing the proposed road behind the tennis courts. We have carefully looked at the situation and believe the road behind the tennis courts connecting the parking areas is safer than the current situation and necessary for the effective movement of vehicles on that site. Again, thanks for your feedback. David Faltys Superintendent From: Clem Watson < Date: Mon, 4 Apr 201108:43:28 -0500 To: < Mayor @ci. south [ake.tx.us >, < lace1 ci.southlake.tx.us >, < lace2 cl.southfake.tx.us >, < place3 @ci.southlakeAx.us >, < place4@ci. south lake.tx.us >, < faces ci.southfake.tx.us >, "Dr. David Faltys" <david.falt s southiakecarroli.edu> Subject: OPOSE Southlake High Expansion adjacent to Stonelakes Development. Attention: Mayor John Terrell Councilmember Place 1- Mayor Pro Tern Laura K. Hill Councilmember 14 , Place 2 Carolyn Morris Councilmember Place 3 - Deputy Mayor Pro Tern Brandon Bledsoe Al Zito Councilmember Place 4 Jeff Wang Councilmember Place 5 Councilmember Place 6 Pamela A. Muller CISD Superintendent David Faltys, Ed.D My wife and I as residents of Stonelakes OPOSF any motion by the City council to retract the recommendation of the Zoning board. We and our fellow residents of Stonelakes are amazed that the council would over rule the formal zoning protocols. In late March the Zoning board was convinced (and so voted) Not to app rove the building of a road and adding parking spaces at the Senior High adjacent to our development. This e-mail represents our support of the zoning board and opposes any vote of the council to rescind that decision. Noise & further congestion will be detrimental to our community. Clement H. Watson Beth M. Watson 1004 Normandy Drive Southlake Texas Email Addresses for City Council are below for your convenience: Mayor John Terrell mayor _ ci.southlake.tx , us 2 �� Councilmember Place 1- Mayor Pro Tem Laura K. Hill !a ge15 ci.sc�ut Ia e ttx.us Councilmember Place 2 Carolyn Morris dce2 , ,ki, south lake.tx.us Councilmember Place 3 - Deputy Mayor Pro Tem Brandon Bledsoe lace3 dsouthlake.tx.us Al Zito Councilmember Place 4 Jeff Wang Councilmember Place 5 Places Dci,southlake.tx.us Councilmember Place 6 Pamela A. Muller iace6 ci.9outhiakE, -tx.us CISD Superintendent David Faltys, Ed.D. Place4@ci,southl ke.tx.«s �ivid,flt sC�?��a�,athl�kt;c;arre�li.eci 3 of3 Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 5:11 PM To: Mayor and City Council Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from bnmincey - Stop the building of roads and parking at Carroll Senior f kS +. Fra :bnmincey Sent: Monday, April 04, 20114:49 PM To: Mayor Subject: Stop the building of roads and parking at Carroll Senior HSI I am strongly opposed to the building of an additional road on the east side of the CISD campus, and to any additional parking. The road would bring increased traffic, vehicle noise, and danger to the residents of the Stone Lakes subdivision, where I am a resident and a property owner, and decreased property values will surely follow. This plan needs to be denied. As to additional parking, every high school student is not guaranteed a parking space. If additional parking for facilities or staff must be provided, another way must be found. Name— Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 5:22 PM To: Mayor -Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from Robert Campanella - Proposed road & parking spaces on the east side of the pool facility at the Senior High School From: Campanella, Robert (GE Capital) Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 5;18 PM To: Mayor; lacel ci.souhtlake.tx.us; place2Caci.souhtlake.tx.us 1ace3 ci.souhtlake.tx.us; place4@ci,souhtlake.tx.us place52gI.souhtlake.tx..us lace6 ci.souhtlake.tx.us; david.fallys@southlakecarroll.edu Subject: Proposed road & parking spaces on the east side of the pool facility at the Senior High School I hope I can count on each of you to vote NO for this proposal, for those who do vote. As a resident of Stone Lakes development for 18 years, I do not want this right next to our development. This is too close to the residents of Stone Lakes and will have a noise and negative visual impact on the values of our homes. Bob Campanella Remedial Manager GE Capital, Transportation Finance 300 E Carpenter Freeway Suite 4032 Irving, TX 75062 Phone 469 -586 -2361 Fax 469 - 519 -4173 email. General Electric Company 1 Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 5:31 PM To: Mayor -Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from Neil & Sherrie Perkins - Proposed Development of Roadway at Carroll Senior High School From: Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 5:25 PM To: Mayor; Place 1; Place 2; Place 3; .place4.ci.southlakeJx.us @ aol.com Place 5; Place 6 Subject: Proposed Development of Roadway at Carroll Senior High School We strongly object to the proposed roadway along the east side of Carroll Senior High School, abutting the lot lines of homeowners in Stone Lakes Subdivision. This proposed lane and the construction involved will negatively impact the property values of homes and quality of life of homeowners along this boundary. It appears to be a proposal made by the school board without consideration of the homeowners. I would say it is cavalier. We ask your consideration of this proposal by CISD, as if it would be adjacent to your property line and then vote accordingly. Thank you, Neil & Sherrie Perkins 1405 Dartmouth Dr. Southlake, TX Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 8:54 PM To: Mayor -Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breltbarth Subject: E -mail from Maureen Schmiedel - STRONG OPPOSITION to Ordinance No 480338C ZA11 007 1 requesting zoning changes From: M in Stonelakes Sent: Monday, April 04, 20118:16 PM To: david.faltys @southlakecarroll.edu; Mayor; Place 1; Place 2; Place 3; Place 4; Place 5; Place 6 Subject: STRONG OPPOSITION to Ordinance No 480338C ZA11 007 1 requesting zoning changes Ladies and Gentlemen, I understand that you will meet on Tuesday, April 5 at Town Hall in the evening, and that you will read for the second time the proposed ordinance to change zoning and subsequently construct an unnecessary road on CISD's senior high school campus (Ordinance No 480338C ZAI 1 007 1 requesting zoning changes). I also understand that Planning and Zoning voted this down. The CISD has repeatedly broken agreements and ignored certain long -term issues until the last minute, and this HAS to stop! Stone Lakes subdivision, the 3rd largest in Southlake with 331 homes (331 taxpayers), has repeatedly received the short end of the stick with its neighbor to the west, the CISD campus. CISD had agreed to maintain fences between the campus and the residential lots to the east (as required by Southlake ordinance), but they have been horribly slow and pugnacious with this issue. They have had serious drainage problems that affected several taxpayers' property; even their solution, a retaining area to the south, has failed during heavy rains. CISD agreed to maintain a 50 -foot buffer zone between the taxpayers in Stone Lakes and pavement, seating, courts, parking, etc... now it intends to break that agreement and reduce the buffer to a fraction of that! CISD had also agreed to replace trees and include a number of evergreens to improve the sound and visual buffer, but they have conspicuously neglected to care for those trees properly, causing them to wither rather than flourish. This proposed project will include ripping out even more trees and replacing them with significantly smaller ones, effectively lessening the buffer even more. They also agreed that baseball and the bright lights for baseball would only be allowed until 10 pm. For quite some time now, the noisy "ping, ping, pinging" of the bats hitting the balls under the bright lights continues until at least MIDNIGHT! This is another case of bad faith on CISD's part. There are quantifiable losses in value per square foot for housing near the Senior High property. People cannot close a home sale during the months that kids are playing baseball, and then when they CAN sell in the brutal heat of summer, they suffer by having to accept tens of thousands of dollars less than they would if CISD 'played fair' and acted like a good neighbor. Spectators on the benches watching tennis matches will be in danger of being hit by cars using the new road right behind them. Children on swingsets, families in pools, and residents inside their homes could become casualties should a vehicle smash through a fence. Even with big speed - humps, it is probable that SOME 1 BIZ drivers will go too fast, not pay attention, and lose control. This puts that driver and any passengers in danger, too. The city has a no -phone -zone law, but that has NOT halted every driver (teen OR adult) from using their cell phones, texting friends, updating facebook status on a Blackberry, or emailing on a smartphone, regardless of whether they are in or out of a school zone. It would be reasonable to expect some students to shout out to friends, play their car - stereos loudly, or gun their engines at times. These noises are likely to violate the city's noise ordinance by exceeding the number of decibels allowable for peaceful enjoyment of private property. Another issue affecting the number of parking spots is the high demand by students. It is NOT a birthright. I respectfully suggest that seniors be permitted to pay for a spot, but juniors would only be allowed to participate in a lottery for a small number of spots. Grades and community service could be a factor. Some of you may not want to admit this, but the way parking is managed now, CISD is encouraging elitist, entitlement attitudes among students. Carpooling, taking a bus, walking, or riding a bike can all be encouraged. My daughter Elizabeth Schmiedel. the Salutatorian in 2006, walked to school or rode her bike and parked right at the front door of school, except for the days I had to take her to cranio - facial pain specialists, oral surgeons, jaw surgeons, etc. after the fire department injured her at band practice in Aug 2004. (And CISD was a HORRIBLE, UNCARING entity with regard to the awful injuries she sustained on their property.) My son Mark, number 10 in his graduating class in 2008, also rode his bicycle to school. This was much better for the environment, for his cardio - vascular health, and for his character: he had to deal with immature students ribbing him about riding a bike, but he parked closer to the school than EVERY car - commuter! With all the medians going in on rte 1709, access to and exiting from the Senior High School is changing. Several churches hire traffic- control officers to assist at certain hours so a large number of vehicles can enter or exit from their parking lots. This is worth investigating to see if careful traffic direction and control of the light at 1709 and Peytonville would usher vehicles in and out more efficiently than they would without it. Thank you for your time. PLEASE consider the negative impacts that will occur if you decide to change the zoning for the proposed road. Allowing the road would add yet another injustice to the list perpetrated by CISD on its neighbors in Stone Lakes. Sincerely, Maureen Schmiedel 2 of 2, Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 6:17 AM To: Place 1; Place 2; Place 3; Place 4; Place 5; Place 6 Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from Linda Anderson - Stonelakes From: Linda Anderson Sent: Monday, April 04, 20119:23 AM To: Mayor Subject: Stonelakes Dear Mayor Terrell, As a homeowner in the Stonelakes subdivision of 17 years we have seen many changes in our ciry and neighborhood. Some of these have been good and some not so good. We are opposed to the building of a road being built on the east side of the Carroll Sr. high school pool and tennis courts. With the removal of trees there will be no buffer for loud noises and no protection against cars hitting or even driving through fences of property owners. With the road changes on 1709, this will only increase congestion and possibility of accidents; not to mention lowering our property values which will lower the taxes that we pay. Over the years we have seen an increase of vandalism in our area and we believe that this road will allow vandals to have an easier access to our neighborhood. Please consider voting against this and ask the CISD to make better long -term decisions and not a Band -Aid solution that will need to be changed again and at a higher cost. Sincerely, Greg and Linda Anderson 1414 Stone Lakes Dr Southlake 817- 329 -3228 Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 6:24 AM To: Mayor and City Council Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from Kimberly Greenhut - URGENT - CARROLL SHS ROAD From: Kimberly Greenhut Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 10:17 PM To; Mayor Subject: URGENT - CARROLL SHS ROAD Please note we are very much you are opposed to Ordinance No 480338C ZA11007 1 requesting zoning changes. This is not part of the original intent and would drastically impose on our neighborhood for noise, traffic, risks and home values. Kimberly Greenhut 314.239.9174 Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 7:53 AM To: Mayor -Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: Email from Brian Freeman - Stonelakes - Ordinance No 480338C ZA11 007 1 From: Freeman, Brian Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 20117:51 AM To: Mayor; Place 1; Place 2; Place 3; Place 4; Place 5; Place 6 Subject: Stonelakes - Ordinance No 480338C ZA11 007 1 I am opposed to the following ordinance. 20 additional parking spaces at the senior high will not make a significant dent in the resolving any parking issues, but will negatively impact the neighborhood I live in and effect housing values. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Brian E. Freeman ' (817) 696 -6134 m IV (817) 475 -7261 n F (617) 698 -6131 www.lns hcre1S.corn Confidentiality Notice: This e -mail message may contain confidential or proprietary information. Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure or distribution is prohibited, If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply e -mail and destroy all copies of the original message. Insphere Insurance Solutions, Inc. Product availability may vary by state. Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 8:17 AM To: Mayor -Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from Robert Duenckel - Ordinance No 480338C ZA11 007 1 requesting zoning changes From: Duenckel, Robert Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 20118:10 AM To: Mayor; Place 1; Place 2; Place 3; Place 4; Place 5; Place 6 Subject: Ordinance No 480338C ZA11 007 1 requesting zoning changes Mayor Terrell and Council Members, As a resident of Stone Lakes, I am opposed to Ordinance No 480338C ZA11 007 1 requesting zoning changes. This proposed project is in violation of the CISD's prior agreement to maintain a 50 -foot buffer with trees between Stone Lakes and any construction on the senior high school's property. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Sincerely, Bob Duenckel 205 Waterford Drive Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 8:33 AM To: Mayor-Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E-mail from Ellen Schubach - Carroll Senior High School Construction From: Ellen Schubach 11111FAMMINNIONOffAMI Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 5:43 PM To: Mayor; Place 1; Place 2; Place 3; Place 4; Place 5; Place 6; david.faltvs(asouthlakecarroll.edu Subject: Carroll Senior High School Construction I am a honieowner and a resident ot'Ston.clakes. I'm sendino this email. in re-ards Io a possible road and parking spaces to be constructed on the cast side of the pool facility affld tennis courts at Carroll Senior 1--ligh School. L.Ike other homeowners in Stomestakes, I am velienicatly against this Idea. Additional thoughts and ideas need to be reviewed so no one Is nega-fivek affected. Our home valucs have been reduced because of other C'WtOrS.ill IIAC 11OLISIng mark but we as pror)ertv owners in Southlake should have a voice in what may fUrt.hCI.- illlp'Wt OLIr I'UtUre as holylcowllk�rs. YOUr SOLIIIIIAQ and Texas Resident Ellen Schub ich Stephanie Br eitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 3:25 PM To: Mayor -Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from Steve Hayes - Tennis Parent and Stone Lakes resident From: Steve Hayes Sent: Monday, April 04, 20113:23 PM To: Mayor; Place 1; Place 2; Place 3; Place 4; Place 5; Place 6; david.faltvs southlakecarroll.edu Subject: Tennis Parent and Stone Lakes resident Dear Mayor, Council Members, & Superintendent Faltys, I have been a Stone Lakes resident for the last 16 years and have had 3 children involved with the Carroll varsity tennis program for the last 8 consecutive years. When the bond election came up a couple of years ago that included a long overdue upgrade to the tennis facilities, my wife and I gladly supported it and voted for it. For years our tennis venue has lagged behind several other school districts that we compete against- most notably Grapevine, Coppell, and Highland Park. Although the field house that is currently under construction will be a nice addition, the overall condition of the facility has been severely degraded in the last year by the addition of a noisy cooling tower and an additional parking lot adjacent to courts 5 -8. The thought of further degrading the facility by adding a "road" on the East side of the courts that will disrupt both tennis events and the residents of Stone Lakes is disturbing and indicates a lack of foresight and planning by the campus planners. It is also a safety hazard for the proposed bleachers on that side of the courts and potentially the residents as well. The P &Z committee rejected this plan and was right in doing so. I hope will you reconsider their recommendation at the board meeting on Tuesday and reject this proposal and ask the district to revisit the plan and come up w a better solution. Thanks for your consideration of this matter, Steve Hayes Sr. Vice President Brandt PHONE 972.395 -6197 brandteng.com F,e se'wllsder Pi;9 e€ ?firE)r; €np ^:t r printisng t is e-mail. Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 2:42 PM To: Mayor -Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: Email from Rebecca Reynolds - Opposition to Ordinance No. 480338C ZA11 007 Attachments: Letter to Mayor and CC Members 040311.docx From: Rebecca Reynolds Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 1:34 PM To: Mayor; Place 1; Place 2; Place 3; Place 4; Place 5; Place 6; ' david .faltys @southlakecarroli,edu Subject: Opposition to Ordinance No. 480338C ZA11 007 1 (�- l From: Rebecca Reynolds April 4, 2011 To: Mayor John Terrell, Mayor Pro Tem Laura K. Hill, Deputy Mayor Pro Tem Brandon Bledsoe and Councilmembers Carolyn Morris, Al Zito, Jeff Wang and Pamela A. Muller RE: Ordinance No. 480338C ZA11 007 1 I am unable to attend the meeting Tuesday evening, so I am writing to you today to voice my opposition to the ordinance listed above, specifically the proposed roadway between the CSHS Tennis Courts and Stone Lakes neighborhood and the additional parking on the south side of the CSHS Tennis Courts. My opposition is based upon the following facts: Same proposal as 8 months ago. It is my understanding that when a proposal is denied, there must be a significant change in order for the ordinance to be reconsidered. In this case, the plan for the road and parking are identical to the proposal introduced last year. The changes involve the New Service Yard area, the added parking by the New Service Yard Area and a sidewalk on Peytonville Road. The road and proposed parking on the south side of the tennis courts is identical to last year's proposal. As a homeowner, when does no mean no. Will we as residents have to be constantly be on the lookout for the same issues to be brought back to City Council? Minimal space between the Tennis Courts and Stone Lakes neighborhood. Currently, there is 60 feet between the Tennis Courts and Stone Lakes homeowners. Bleachers have already been approved to be added (which have not been included in CISD's proposal). The bleachers on the west side are 11 -12 feet. An average road is 24 feet. This leaves a minimum of 25 feet with NO space between the road and the bleachers. Ken Baker, Planning and Development Services Director informed us that the road would be between 27 and 30 feet. Additional research is needed. • Lack of sufficient barrier space. Multiple trees have already been tagged to take down to install the bleachers. Additionally, mature trees that are not to be torn down to establish the parking lot will probably be lost. The root systems will be impacted by the new concrete. Additional research is needed. • Safety Concerns. Currently, many students walk to school via the homewners lots that border the proposed road. This is definitely a safety hazard for these kids. 2C44-1 Additionally, the new bleachers will create more foot traffic in the area. It would seem that we would want to decrease traffic by the bleachers to ensure the safety of all students and spectators. • Safety Concerns. Exiting the parking lot on the proposed new road will require young drivers to go around a blind curve. Is this a situation that any of us want to put a teenage driver in and /or those walking to their cars? • Parking Concerns. The proposed parking is NOT going to result in additional parking. It simply replaces some of the parking lost as a result of the new field house by the indoor training facility. I understand we have parking issues at the High School, but we have not seen any long range plan to accommodate current parking issues as well as future needs as a result of growth on the North side of 1709. Additional Parking in the back of the school property only creates more idling cars waiting to exit onto 1709 and Peytonville. CISD has not developed a long term plan that is in the best interest of the CISD parents and students or tax paying homeowners. • Swing Gate Policy. I understand that the stated policy is to have the gates open only when students are arriving and departing from school. With the current budget cuts, I do not foresee this as a viable policy. Additionally, CISD has not shown that they can be counted on to follow tbru with their plans. Example 1: The School promised to maintain the fences which border the school on the West side of the property. The fences are in poor shape and have not been replaced. Example 2: The detention pond on the southern part of the property was supposed to only collect water during heavy rains. It has been neglected and as a result has become silted and is a breeding ground for mosquitoes. The plants have not been cut back and the grass has not been maintained on the hillside. Example 3: The school has promised that all batting practices would end by 8pm. Currently, it continues past midnight on a regular basis. Example 4: The original agreement with CISD contained a 50 foot buffer (minutes and discussions). This has been broken on numerous occasions. As a homeowner, I do not believe the school has acted in Good Faith. • Traffic /Noise. Without a doubt at the beginning and end of the school day, we will have trouble with noise from idling cars, car doors, engine noise, stereos, student voices, etc. According to the City of Southlake, Chapter 11, Offenses and Miscellaneous provisions, the allowable noise level for residential properties during the daytime is 60dba. This refers to the immediate vicinity of the noise. Immediate Vicinity as defined in Chapter 11 is 100 feet. Referencing the website www.tle- direct.co.uk/'Fechnical /Sounds /Decibles.htm o 50 - 60 dS quiet office o 50 - 65 dS Normal conversation o 60 — 65 dB Laughter --P,O o 80 dB City Traffic noise From this chart, I would interpret that the noise will be between 60 — 80 dB. Tax paying residents will be subject to noise involuntarily. • Alternative options for a long term plan. Currently, there have not been any additional ideas proposed to help solve the current parking issues and accommodate future growth. Home owners would like to see other options explored: parking on the NW corner, growth up instead of out (parking garage) or parking across the street on Peytonville Rd (commercial property for sale). Parking Garages can be made aesthetically appealing and the addition of a walkway over the Peytonville Rd. would ensure the safety of our students. Finally, I would like to address the decrease in Horne Values as a result of the prosed project. Current homeowners will experience a minimum loss of 40k (10 %) as a result of having this project. Property values have not been affected based on current green space; however, research will support the negative impact a road at the proposed location will have on home values in Stone Lakes. (Decrease would be more on a busier road such as 1709). The negative impact does not end with the properties that back up to the school property. Since comparables are used to value properties it will have a domino effect through Stone Lakes affecting offer 300 tax paying residential properties. During my time in Southlake elected officials have consistently ran on the platform of protecting home values for all residents. Using tax dollars to pay for projects which directly affect our property values definitely is in conflict to what each of you has voiced as part of your "platform ". Thank you for your time and consideration, Rebecca Reynolds 111 Waterford Drive 4 00 Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 2:15 PM To: Mayor and City Council Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from Troy Switzer - Proposed Senior High School Construction From: Troy Switzer Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 10:14 AM To: Mayor Subject: Proposed Senior High School Construction Dear Mr. Mayor As a Stone Lakes Homeowner, I would like to voice my strong opposition to the proposed road addition on the east side of the pool facility and tennis courts as well as the addition of 20 more parking spaces. Going forward with these projects will create safety issues, decrease Stone Lakes property values, and create additional noise in our neighborhood. Please stop this construction plan. Thank you Troy Switzer 704 Dover Place Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 2:17 PM To: Mayor -Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from Lisa Chamberlain - Carroll Senior High School Road Proposal - It Affects YOU! From: Lisa Chamberlain .rrVq1rrF1N�1 N Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 10:25 AM To: Mayor; Place 1; Place 2; Place 3; Place 4; Place 5; .Place f; david .faltys @southlakecarroll.edu Subject: FW: Carroll Senior High School Road Proposal - It Affects YOU! Dear Councilmembers, Mayor Terrell, and Superintendent Faltys, This letter is to address the recent proposal regarding the road and parking spaces at the Sr High School that will be adjacent to Stone Lakes neighborhood. Please do not allow this road and additional parking spaces to be approved. We need a buffer between our neighborhood and the Sr. High School. This is needed for the safety of our residents and the Carroll students. It is also critical to maintaining our property values. The homes adjacent to the Sr. High School will see an immediate reduction in property value. And the rest of our neighborhood will be adversly affected when "comparables" are issued. Thank you for listening Lisa and Richard Chamberlain 1200 Lakeway Drive Southlake Date: Mon, 4 Apr 2011 10:20:10 -0400 From: To: Subject: Carroll Senior High School Road Proposal - It Affects YOU! Having trouble viewing this email? Click here NNNNNNNNNNNN. NJ" V.......... /VNNNN.... NNN NNNNNNNNN URGENT NEWS from Stonelakes Home Owners Association April 4, 2011 .........NNNNNIV.... N NNNNNNNNN N.... ....NNNNNNNNN FILL OUT A BLUE CARD! We must band together Monday + Tuesday to keep our home values up City Council & CISD actions could negatively impact property values throughout Stonelakes They want to make the following changes at the Senior High School o Add a ROAD on the east side of the pool facility and tennis courts (& remove trees and most of the buffer between the HS and Stone Lakes, creating safety issues: cars could accidentally crash into small bleachers 1 C + 5 by tennis courts, into backyards, into backyard pools, or into swing -sets in backyards, possibly injuring children AND the teenage drivers) o Add 20 more parking spaces (to the planned 80-space lot south of the tennis courts), for a total of 100 spaces -this is a Band -Aid solution to a bigger problem; CISD needs to plan better than they have recently Note: At the P &Z meeting on 3/24 residents attended and the request was denied. On 3/29, The City Council chose to reverse that denial and grant "initial approval" to put in the road and 20 extra parking spots Why these changes could HURT ALL OF US: o The area between Stonelakes & the CISD pool & tennis courts is very narrow and extremely close to residents of Wedgewood Court, Mayfair Place and other "west- side" streets o The noise and negative visual impact of these changes will likely decrease home values throughout our neighborhood, i.e., property value declines on the "west- side" will cause a domino effect throughout Stonelakes because "comparables" are used from all over the neighborhood in real estate transactions Here are 3 easy ways for YOU to help: o Today, MONDAY, E -mail the City Councilmembers to voice your concern /opposition to the proposed construction project; identify yourself as a homeowner from Stone Lakes *see below o GO TO THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING AT TOWN HALL onTuesday, 4/5 @ 6:30 pm - even if you cannot stay long. The Council must "read" the motion again at this meeting - before it can be granted "final approval" -and it could be persuaded to stop the construction plan if enough opponents are there; invite all your neighbors to go so we have a sizeable group o You can speak for up to 3 minutes if you wish, but you do not have to speak at all -when you arrive at Town Hall (2nd floor), get a BLUE CARD and fill it out to let City Council know that you strongly oppose the CISD plan to add this road due to safety issues, property value decreases, and noise concerns o THIS IS CRITICAL To have ANY chance of stopping these changes, the City Council MUST witness our STRONG opposition to it! Please do not assume enough other residents will go; be sure to attend the meeting yourself, with your spouse, with your friends, even with your kids for a short stop to fill in a BLUE CARD stating that you oppose the project! Please direct questions to Jennifer Blanchard 817- 442 -5453 or Teresa Gorman 817- 912 -1043 Email Addresses for City Council are below for your convenience: Mayor John Terrell mayor Cabci. south lake.tx.us Councilmember Place 1 - Mayor Pro Tern Laura K. Hill iacel ci.southlake.tx,us Councllmember Place 2 Carolyn Morris place2@ci.southlake.tx . us 2015 Councilmember Place 3 - Deputy Mayor Pro Tem Brandon Bledsoe place30ci.southlake.tx.us AI Zito Councilmember Place 4 PIace4@qi.southIake.tx.us Jeff Wang Councllmember Place S Pjace5@ci.southIake,tx.us Councilmember Place 6 Pamela A. Muller pIace6@d..southIake.tx.us CISD Superintendent david.faitysCa southiakecarroll.ed David Faltys, Ed.D. f=orward email This email was sent to by Udate Profile /Email Address :Instant removal with SafeUnS b cribe'" Privacy Policv Stonelakes Home Owners Association 1401 Dartmouth Southlake TX 76092 3 o13 Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 2:21 PM To: Mayor -Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from Ran Liu - oppose the CISD carroll senior high school plan .......... .. . From: Ran Liu Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 10:51 AM To; Mayor Cc: Place 1; Place 2; Place 3; Place 4; Place 5; Place 6; david.falW@5outlakecarrgll.edu Subject: oppose the CISD carroll senior high school plan Dear Mayor and City Councilmembers: Thanks for serving our city! We appreciate your hard working very much. I'm one of the stonelake resident. We heard from our home owner association that the city has a plan for the Carroll senior high school parking lot which will impact our community. As a resident of stonelake we strongly oppose this plan due to the safety issue of our kids and the noise and pollution for the community. Please consider this! Sincerely Ran Liu & Shaohua Yang 311 Sheffield Dr Southlake 76092 Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 2:22 PM To: Mayor and City Council Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from Karl & Toni Hoppe - Proposed Road Construction at Carroll Senior High School From: Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 11:02 A To: Mayor Subject: Proposed Road Construction at Carroll Senior High School Dear Mayor Terrell, We have been residents of the Stone Lakes subdivision for over 6 years. We are against the proposed road and parking lot construction on the east side of the Carroll .Senior High School. The road is unnecessary and will only cause more congestion and accidents leaving and entering the high school because it is so close to two existing entrances. It appears that this proposal is just a quick fix where no thought is put into the long term effects. We agree the school has parking and traffic issues, but this is not the solution. The proposed roadway is very close to homes in the Stone Lakes subdivision which will cause a decrease the value of our homes due to the proximity, noise, pollution, etc. Coupled with the economy our homes would be even more devalued. This is the lash thing we would like to happen. Please do not allow approval of this construction proposal. .Sincerely, Karl and ,. i Hoppe 708 Essex Court Stone Lakes i a: s 5outhlake i Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 2:31 PM To: Mayor and City Council Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from William & Denise Porter - CISD Proposed Action From . Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 11:19 AM To: Mayor Subject: CISD Proposed Action We are residents of Stone Lakes sub - division. We very strongly oppose the CISD road and parking lot expansion due to the negative effects to our neighborhood and home values and enjoyment. Please instruct CISD to prepare less disruptive and detrimental plans. There is no logical reason to "solve one problem while creating many more ". William and Denise Porter Stephanie Breitbarth (From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 9:56 AM To: Mayor -Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from Linda Nelson - CISD road plan From: Linda Nelson rW Sent: Monday, April 04, 20119:52 AM To: Mayor; Place 1; Place 2; Place 3; Place 4; Place 5; Place 6; david .faltys @southlakemroll.edu Subject: CISD road plan I am a Stone Laces Homeowner and I strongly oppose the CISD plan to add this road due to safety issues, property value decreases, and noise concerns. Sincerely, Eric & Linda Nelson Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 9:31 AM To: Mayor and City Council Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from Deanna Goodman - Stone Lakes - - - -- Original Message---- - From: Deanna Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 9:31 AM To: Mayor Subject: Stone Lakes I am a Stone Lakes neighborhood homeowner and am writing to express my concern and opposition to a construction project that will negatively impact our neighborhood. It is the proposed CISD project that will: * add a road on the East side of the pool facility and tennis courts (& remove trees and most of the buffer between CSHS and Stone Lakes). * add 20 more parking spaces (to the planned 80 -space lot south of the tennis courts), for a total of 100 spaces. While I wholeheartedly support our CISD schools, I am strongly opposed to the CISD plan to add this road and parking spaces due to safety issues, property value decreases, and noise concerns. Deanna Goodman 1427 Dartmouth Dr. Southlake, TX 1 Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 9:31 AM To: Mayor -Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from Larry Eveslage - Opposition to a road east of the tennis cuarts and pool at the Sr High School From: Larry Eveslage Sent: Monday, April 04, 20119:09 AM To: Mayor; Place 1; Place 2; Place 3; Place 4; Place 5; Place 6 Subject: Opposition to a road east of the tennis cuarts and pool at the Sr High School Hello All, We are homeowners in the Stonelakes subdivision and we are opposed to a road being constructed east of the tennis courts and the pool, at the Sr High School. Currently there is very little buffer space between the tennis courts and the subdivision and just a little more between the pool and the subdivision. If a road is added it will reduce the buffer space to virtually zero and require the removal of trees that were planted to help shield the pool from the neighborhood, which was part of the zoning approval when the pool was originally built. Why are you considering violating the approved zoning plan agreed to many years ago? Please do not approve the plan to build a road east of the tennis courts and the pool. Sincerely Larry and Karin Eveslage 300 Waterford Ct Southlake, TX 76092 817- 421 -8173 Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 9:28 AM To: Mayor and City Council Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from Greg Bone - Strong opposition to CISD construction project From: The Bone's Sent: Monday, April 04, 20119:16 A To: Mayor Subject: Strong opposition to CISD construction project I am a resident of Stone Lakes and have strong opposition for the proposed construction project at CISD. Greg Bone 817- 251 -2663 Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 9:27 AM To: Mayor and City Council Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from Jan Brown - Proposed Changes (Carrot ISD Nigh School) From: Jan Brown Sent: Monday, April 04, 20119:18 AM To: Mayor Subject: Proposed Changes I am a resident of Stone Lakes subdivision in Southlake, TX. As I will be unable to attend town council meeting tomorrow evening I want to register my strong objection to proposal for inserting a road and add parking on the east side of CISD pool/tennis courts. The space under consideration borders residential properties and will have negative impact on property values as well as increase potential for property damage and physical injury. Strongly urge veto of this plan and investigate alternative solution (if indeed there is a problem ?). Thank you, Janet Brown 1403 Chelsea Circle Southlake, TX 76092 817- 251 -3638 r Stephanie Breitbarth 0 too From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 2:53 PM To: Mayor and City Council Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from Donna Deyo - Opposition to Ordinance 480338C ZA11 007 1 From: Donna Deyo Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 20112:39 PM To: Mayor Subject: Opposition to Ordinance 480338C ZA11 007 1 Dear Mayor Terrell, We are 16 -year residents of Stone Lakes and would like to express our concern for zoning changes that will negatively impact our subdivision. We lave living in Southlake. It has so much to offer but the biggest reason we Dave living here is because of our subdivision. Stone Lakes has been a great community to live in for its neighbors, garb appeal, quietness, and safety, We are greatly opposed to Ordinance No. 480338C ZA11 Z 1 007 1 requesting zoning changes. It would negatively impact the safety of our neighborhood, along with the quietness we are all fond of. We are concerned for our neighbors that would live along the road and parking that are being considered. The reasons we chase to live in Stone Lakes would not exist any more, We are also concerned about our property values being negatively impacted as well. We all strive to male our subdivision the best it can be. Please carefully consider denying the Ordinance so that all of us in Stone Lakes can continue to enjoy our quiet neighborhood and feel confident in its continuing property value growth. Thank you for your consideration, Dave and Donna Deyo Tra i1 dire e i1 fare e e di mezzo i1 mare "Between saying and doing lies half the ocean" — Italian proverb i Stephanie Breitbarth a AC : A f Inn ' � From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 4:55 PM To: Mayor -Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from Debbie Fata - Opposition to construction project /Ordinance 480338CZAl 10071 Importance: High ____- Original Message_____ From: Debbie Fata Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 4:20 PM To: Mayor; Place 1; Place 2; Place 3; Place 4; Place 5; Place 0 Subject: Opposition to construction project/Ordinance 480338CZAl 10071 Importance: High Dear Mayor Terrell and City Council Members, We are Stonelakes homeowners for the past 19 years. I am writing you to let you know my husband and I strongly oppose the construction of the road being proposed on the Senior High property between Stonelakes and the Natatorium. I am deeply concerned for the safety, deterioration of property values and noise this road would cause our neighborhood. In addition, construction of this road would also violate CISD's prier agreement to maintain a 50ft buffer. I urge you to vote against this ordinance. Sincerely, Debbie & Jim Fata 203 Manor Place Stonelakes Neighborhood Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 2:30 PM To: Mayor -Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from Jeff Meisner - Opposition to Ordinance No 480338C ZA11 007 1 Reading Zoning Change and Site Plan for improvements to Carroll ISD Senior High School From: Jeff Meisner It Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 20112:11 PM To: Place 4; Place 3; Place 2; Place 5; Mayor; Place 1; Place 6 Subject: Opposition to Ordinance No 480338C ZA11 007 1 Reading Zoning Change and Site Plan for improvements to Carroll ISD Senior High School Date: 4/45/11 RE: Communicate opposition to the changes To: Southlake City Mayor, Mayor Pro From: Jeff Meisner, 17 -year resident (and former Chairman of Stone Lake s Tem and all City Council Members in Stone Lakes Neighborhood, Southlake, TX HOA) below referenced Ordinance requesting zoning Ordinance No 480338C ZA11 0071 Reading Zoning Change and Site Plan for improvements to Carroll ISD Senior High School on property located at 1501 West Southlake Boulevard being described as Lot 1 Block 1 Carroll Senior High School Addition and being approximately 05353 acres Current Zoning SP1 Detailed Site Plan District Requested Zoning SP1 Detailed Site Plan District SPIN Neighborhood 10. My name is Jeff Meisner and I have been a resident of Southlake and Stone Lakes for the last 17 years. I want to share with you a discussion that I had with my youngest daughter Kelly regarding the issue above currently before the Southlake City Council. Kelly is a Junior at Carroll Senior High and she couldn't understand why l would be opposed to adding a road on the east side of the pool facility and tennis courts to connect to 20 additional parking spaces at the Senior High School. I told her that I wasn't opposed to adding more spaces, but rather it was the location of these spaces and the connecting road that I was against, as it would affect our fellow Stone Lakes' neighbors' quiet enjoyment of their property. Kelly's response was "why should we care, it won't affect us" and even though she may be right I asked her to take a moment and put herself in the position of the people whose homes are adjacent to the Senior High School. Although this may be difficult for a 16 -year old ofz to do, I'm asking each of you on the City Council to reflect on how you would feel if you lived in these homes. How would you feel it the current greenbelt area between your property and Carroll Senior High got taken out and replaced by a paved road? How would you feel if you had purchased a home in Stone Lakes secure in the knowledge that CISD had made a prior agreement to maintain a 50 -foot greenbelt between the Senior High and Stone Lakes, only to find out that some people were now trying to break this agreement and break this bond of trust? My daughter knows that in our household there is no gray area when it comes to honesty and integrity - you are either someone who does the right thing or you are not. I told Kelly that I feel strongly about holding people accountable for the promises that were made in the past and I will oppose anyone who doesn't honor their commitments. The undeniable fact is that CISD promised not to build anything within 50 -feet of the Stone Lakes property line and now they are trying to break their previous commitment. What kind of a message will the Southlake City Council members send to my daughter tonight? Do you agree with me that honesty and integrity should never be compromised, or that it's ok to break your prior commitments? Mr. Terrell, you may not remember me, but when you were campaigning for Mayor you made a stop to meet the people of Stone Lakes. I asked you at the time what made you different from the other mayoral candidate and the essence of your response was that you were a "man of the people ". I voted for you based on this statement and now I expect you, as well as the other City Council members, to be a man /woman of the people of Stone Lakes and make CISD honor their previous commitment. Only by rejecting this motion will you prove to my daughter that Southlake still has people- in - authority- who -hold -the values of- honesty_ and - itte_grity- withQUt.cQm Thank you in advance for your consideration of this matter. Best Regards, Jeff Meisner 2 0�z 1 �l APA 'a. Stephanie Breitbarth From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 4:56 PM To: Mayor -Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from Jim Van den Dyssel - Ordinance No 480338CZA11 007 1 - - - -- Original Message---- - From: Jim Van den Dyssel Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 1:4 To: Mayor Cc: david.faltvs@southlakecarrol1.ed ; Place 6; Place 5; Place 4; Place 3; Place 2; Place 1 Subject: Ordinance No 480338CZAl 1 007 1 Honarable Mayor John Terrell, Southlake Council, and Dr. Faltys I'm writing to request your apposition to the zoning change requested for Carroll ISIS Senior Nigh School. My wife and I moved to Southlake in 1994, have enjoyed being part of the community, and take pride in calling Southlake home. We've seen a great deal of change and growth. We moved here, in large part, because of the excellent school system and knowing that it would help maintain home values and resale prices. This was particularly important as we relocated to the area and we had no children at the time. With kids now at CHS, Eubanks and Carroll Elementary, we've directly supported the school district on many occasions. While we understand the need to look at any and all creative funding approaches, the road and parking spaces that are being requesting do not make sense to us for several reasons. 1. First off, this proposal should no exist as the district had made past promises to maintain a greenbelt with trees in the area now proposed for the road. This is but one of many promises and agreements that have either slipped, or been outright reversed. Past promises to maintain the fences, to drain and manage the detention pond, maintain the land to prevent flooding and runoff, and even shut down the batting cages have all become empty promises. The most - impacted homeowners have only heard that there is no money in the budget, and have been left to deal with the issues can their own. 2. The resulting noise, traffic, and construction will adversely and directly effect the homeowners whose property borders this area. First off, they will lose the Tree buffer zone that was negotiated to avoid havi direct line of site to the school, and will have to deal with the increased noise, pollution, and lack of privacy. Indirectly, when those properties are sold - at a lower price reflecting the lowered quality of life - the remaining 330 homes that make up Stone Lakes will be devalued by the selling comps process. 3. Placing a roadway next to the Spectator benches not only reverses the aesthetics and feel of the originally planned area, but now adds an element of danger as Spectators and kids playing and watching will have to contend with cars and roadway instead of playing or retrieving balls from a greenbelt. 1 47. 4. There are other options available, which border commercial real estate, and not a neighborhood with 330 homes, that have not been explored - including the NW corner and the side of the aquatics center fronting Southlake Blvd. 5. What precedent does it set? What will be the next request - the past dealings with the school district have us concerned that if this road were to be approved, there is very little to stop a request that this road be extended all the way down the fenceline as this would be prime area for expansion. 6. This was not part of the original plans when the bond issue came up. Should a lack of planning and analysis now be rewarded by granting this request? 7. Lack of due diligence and cooperation - the school district never attempted to reach out to the homeowner's association to try and understand our concerns, to review the existing agreements that are in place (prior to Dr. Fatty's arrival.) We are now placed into the very uncomfortable position of fighting the same school district that we moved here for, have supported in many ways, and will continue to support as members of the community. We understand that the District is trying to raise additional funds and to replace parking space that have been lost with expansion. However, we feel the gain from 20 parking spaces and the road will certainly be more than offset by the negative impact on the home values, lowered quality of life, and potential safety issues. We ask for your support in rejecting the plan to add the road and additional parking spots. Thank you for your service Jim Ilan den Dyssel 1310 Normandy Court Jim Van den Dyssel 317 - 300 -6460 cell 2 0�2 From: James Keoughan Sent: Thursday, April 21, 20114:50 PM To: Mayor; Place 1; Place 2; Place 3; Place 4; Place 5; Place 6; tern ie.ausdenrnoore southlakecarroll.edu; sue.armstron southlakecarrol Led u; read. ballew @southlakecarroll.edu craig. rothmeier (a)southlakecarroll.edu erin.shouppCa southlakecarroll.edu 'ohn.thane southlakecarroll.edu; sherri. williams(asouthlakecarroll.edu Subject: Something to bring to your attention Dear City Council Members and Carroll Independent School District Board of Trustees and Staff. We are looking forward to our meeting the week of 4125 and Stone Lake Residents are excited to hear about discussions that have occurred since our meeting on Thursday 4114. Prior to our meeting, I felt it necessary to point you towards additional information regarding the parking, road, drainage and trees on the CSHS property and fence repair on the western side of the campus. These same issues were discussed at the May 18, 2010 City Council Meeting and an agreement was reached regarding drainage and the fence. Specifically, the applicant's (CISD) approval for the Zoning Change /Site Plan was based on "...the applicant's willingness to replace and maintain the 8' fence" along the school's property'. Also, CISD said they would take responsibility for the demolition of the fences because the "intent of the fence builder at the time was to put the fence on the property line, but due to trees and roots this is not always absolutely possible ". During the same meeting, agreement was reached to add additional parking on the Northwest Corner of the SHS campus next to the new Art Building. The discussion also mentioned adding trees /shrubs between the new parking and FM 1709. On the East side of The Tennis Courts all parties agreed to save the trees that were not in the drainage ditch and concern was voiced for removing the trees that had grown in the drainage ditch because they were creating a buffer for the Stone Lake Residents. The item in the meeting is 6B. Please follow this link to access the video on demand. htt :! /sauthlaketx.swa it.coml la er. h 0-2 As As HOA president, I want to make you aware of the unwarranted need for Stone Lake Residents to continually revisit the same issues year after year with CISD. Thank you for your attention to this matter. James Keoughan From: Alicia Richardson Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2011 4:52 PM To: Mayor -Int Cc: Ken Baker; Stephanie Breitbarth Subject: E -mail from James Keoughan - Something to bring to your attention