Item 6A
Lakeside Presbyterian Church Site Plan for Expansion
ZA14-057
APPLICANT: Nationwide Construction
OWNER: Lakeside Presbyterian Church
REQUEST: Approval of a Site Plan for Lakeside Presbyterian Church to add an approximately 17,382 square foot two-story expansion to the rear of the existing church
LOCATION: 2701 W. Southlake Boulevard
ZA14-057
Aerial View
Site Data Summary
Site Plan
± 17,382 sq. ft.
Expansion
Site Plan
± 17,382 sq. ft.
Expansion
TIA recommends a
FM 1709 Deceleration Lane
Landscape Plan
Building Elevations
Horizontal and vertical offset width required = 16’ 9” – Approx. 10’ provided
10’
67’
A variance is requested to the horizontal articulation requirement in Zoning Ordinance No. 480, Section 43.13.a.4, as amended, to allow the horizontal articulation on the south side
of the building as it is shown on the elevations.
Variance Request
Building Elevations
Variance requested to allow horizontal articulation as shown
Facade length = 107’
Max. allowed is 3 x height = 92’
Horizontal offset required = 4’ 7”
107’
Tree Preservation Plan
Site Photos
Site Photos
July 17, 2014; Approved (6-0) noting the applicant’s willingness to provide a deceleration lane at the time of the second floor finish out prior to a Certificate of Occupancy being issued
with a further note that depending on TxDOT approval, the deceleration lane may be something that the applicant talks to the City about further and also noting the applicant has provided
to us two letters dated July 17, 2014 identifying that letter of obligation to construct the deceleration lane and further noting the applicant’s willingness to modify the longer July
17, 2014 letter to strike the words “need a permit to finish out the second floor” in the second paragraph and replace those words with “being issued a second Certificate of Occupancy”
and further noting the motion is subject to the staff report dated July 11, 2014, further subject to the Site Plan Review Summary No. 2, dated July 11, 2014 and noting specifically approval
of the variance request in the staff report dated July 11, 2014.
P&Z ACTION
Questions?
Letters of Obligation
Utility Plan