2014-08-12 Meeting Report (Southlake Villas Office Development)
SPIN MEETING REPORT
Case Number:
ZA14-082
Project Name:
Southlake Villas Office Development
SPIN Neighborhood:
SPIN #7
Meeting Date:
August 12, 2014
Meeting Location:
1400 Main Street, Southlake, TX
City Council Chambers
Total Attendance:
Twenty-one (21)
Host:
Sherry Berman, Community Engagement Committee
Applicant(s) Presenting:
Konstantine Bakintas, Baird, Hampton & Brown, Inc.; et al three
(3) from Castle Development Group
City Staff Present:
Lorrie Fletcher, Planner I and Jerod Potts, Planner I
City Staff Contact:
Lorrie Fletcher, Planner I: (817) 748-8069 or
lfletcher@ci.southlake.tx.us
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FORUM SUMMARY:
Property Situation:
The property is located at 310 E. Southlake Boulevard.
Development Details:
Previous zoning change and site plan approval for this property was granted previously in 2007
and again in 2009 (ZA07-129 & ZA09-046). The reconfiguration of the proposed plan is not
consistent with the approved S-P-1 Detailed Site Plan District and site plan that is in place so a
new application for zoning change and site plan is required.
The proposal is for four (4) single-story office buildings ranging from 4,416 to 6,600 square feet
in size. The property is approximately 2.9 acres.
Presented at SPIN:
QUESTIONS / CONCERNS:
What variances are you asking for? Impervious coverage looks like it exceeds what is allowed.
We propose to construct a storm water detention basin to help with drainage issues. Our
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impervious coverage is about 64.6%; the maximum allowed is 65%.
What about the stacking depth? Will you be asking for a variance to that?
That very well could be the case. We are planning a driveway off of Southlake Boulevard
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and propose a connection to the property to the east which should help.
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strongly encouraged to follow the case through the Planning and Zoning Commission and final action by City Council.