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CITY OF ALLEN
ATTENDANCE:
Commissioners Present:
Robert Wendland, Chairman
Shirley Mangrum, 2n° Vice Chair
Kurt Kizer
John Ogrizovich
Steven Platt, Jr.
Ben Trahan
Absent:
Jeff Cocking, 1" Vice Chair
PLANNING AND ZONING
COMMISSION
City Staff Present:
Ogden "Bo" Bass, AICP, Director of Community Development
Patrick Blaydes, Planner
Chris Flanigan, PE, Assistant Director of Engineering
Shelby Griffin, Planner
Kevin Laughlin, Attorney
Tiffany McLeod, Senior Planner
Regular Meeting
December 20, 2011
Call to Order and Announce a Quorum is Present:
With a quorum of the Commissioners present, Chairman Wendland called the meeting to order at 7:00
p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers at Allen City hall, 305 Century Parkway
Director's ReVor[
I. Director's Report is attached for action taken on the Planning & Zoning Commission items by
City Council at the December 13, 2011 regular meeting
Consent Aeenda
2. Approve minutes of the November 15, 2011 regular meeting
3. Approve minutes of the December 6, 2011 regular meeting.
3. Extension Request - Consider a request for an extension for filing a Final Plat for Hamilton Hills,
being 30.967± acres located west of Alma Drive and east of Tatum Drive (FP -8/18/11-156)
[Hamilton Hills)
Motion: Upon a motion by 2" Vice Chair Mangrum, and a second by
Commissioner Trahan, the Commission voted 6 IN FAVOR, and 0
OPPOSED to approve the Consent Agenda.
The motion carried.
Reeular Aeenda
Agenda Item #5 Public Hearing - Conduct a Public Hearing and consider a request to change the
zoning from Agriculture -Open Space AO to Single Family Residential R-5. The
property is 61.240± acres situated in the Henry Bradenburg Survey, Abstract No.
110; and being all of Lots 1 (save and except Stacy Road dedication recorded in
County Clerk's File No. 2000-0058322, Land Records, Collin County, Texas), 3,
4, 5 (save and except Watters Road dedication recorded in County Clerk's File
No. 2004-0020239, Land Records, Collin County. Texas), 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and part
of Lot 11 of Kittyhawk Estates, located south of Stacy Road and west of E.
Kittyhawk Drive (Z-10/24/11-172) [Kittyhawk Estates)
Ogden "Be" Bass, Director of Community Development, presented to the Commission. The property is
located south of Stacy Road and west of E. Kittyhawk Drive. The current zoning is Agriculture -Open
Space AO. The applicant is requesting to change the zoning to Single Family Residential R-5
Kittvhawk Estates Lot 2 is not a part of this zoning change at this time; however this property can be
rezoned in the future.
Mr. Bass stated that with this traditional zoning case the applicant will be required to go through the
development process; providing more detailed plans at a later date. For this request the Commission
should evaluate whether the property is better suited as Single Familv Residential or remain Agriculture -
Open Space AO A conversion to Single Family Residential zoning is consistent with the Future Land
Use Plan. The surrounding properties are zoned Single Family Residential R-3 and R-5. The proposed
rezoning to Single Family Residential R-5 is compatible with surrounding property
Mr. Bass addressed some citizen concerns that the department had received. He stated that he discussed
the proposed rezoning with Allen School District administration. The school district has used the Future
Land Use Plan to calculate district capacities. Therefore, the school district has already planned on this
property converting to a Single Family Residential zoning district.
Staff recommends approval.
Commissioner Kizer stated that one of the citizen response letters referred to the surrounding zoning as
Single Family Residential R-4 He asked for clarification. Mr. Bass specified the surrounding zoning as
Single Family Residential R-5. lie reminded the Commission that the typical Single Familv Residential
in Allen is R-5 zoning.
Chairman Wendland opened the Public Hearing.
With no one wishing to speak, Chairman Wendland closed the Public Hearing.
David Hicks, 401 Woodlake Dr, Allen, TX, applicant representative, addressed the Commission. He
stated a number of corporate users have shown interest in the property south of Kittyhawk However, the
airport was a deterrent. He described working with the Kittyhawk Estates homeowners and stated that
this zoning change is really good for the City of Allen.
The following people submitted a written statement in favor of this item:
John & Leslie Barnes, 2012 W Kittyhawk Drive, Allen, TX.
Kittyhawk Estates Homeowner Association, Lot I l of Kittyhawk Estates, Allen, TX.
Tom & Dottie Gandy, 2024 W Kittyhawk Drive, Allen, TX.
Geeta Eknath, 1605 Bear Creek Drive, Allen, TX.
Clarke Scott, 2114 Arches Park Drive, Allen, TX.
Nancy Ferrell, 911 Saratoga Drive, Allen, TX.
Ron Batson, 2018 W Kittyhawk Drive, Allen, TX.
The following people submitted a written statement in opposition to this item.
Siew-Lee Ding, 2030 Hopewell Drive, Allen, TX.
Lori Keith, 2113 Arches Park Drive, Allen, TX.
James S. Brunett, 1910 Natchez Trace, Allen, "I'X.
John A Nyquest, 2013 E Kittyhawk, Allen, TX.
Weisheng Chen, 2118 Arches Park Drive, Allen, TX.
Wenkai Lo, 2014 Hopewell Drive, Allen, TX.
Clarence Fowler, 2109 Arches Park Drive, Allen, TX.
Evelyn Fowler, 2109 Arches Park Drive, Allen, 'rX
Dennis Thompson, 2123 Estes Park Drive, Allen, TX.
Bill O'Neil, 2010 Hopewell Drive, Allen, TX
Tom Wawersich, 2114 Estes Park Drive, Allen, TX.
Janet Lai, 1011 Arches Park Drive, Allen, TX.
Dennis Dlabaj, 2018 Hopewell Drive, Allen, TX.
Chairman Wendland re -opened the Public Hearing
Richard L. Garcia, 2122 Arches Park Drive, Allen, TX, spoke in opposition to the case. He described his
concern for the capacity of the elementary school in the district and the vehicle access into and out of the
site.
With no one else wishing to speak, Chairman Wendland closed the Public Hearing.
Commissioner Ogrizovich asked Mr. Bass if there were any opportunities for Planning Department staff
to keep the residents more informed throughout the development process. Mr. Bass answered that the City
is not obligated to contact the residents outside the Public Hearing process However, the adjacent
subdivisions are welcome to stay in contact with staff to get an update on the progress of this site.
2nd Vice Chair Mangrum stated that she is in support of the zoning change
Commissioner Kizer stated that he believes this is a perfect location for Single Family Residential; clearly
R-5. He stated that he has a child at Cheatham Elementary School. He believes school boundaries are
drawn to be redrawn He cannot see any better use of this property except residential.
Commissioner Trahan stated that he believes the zoning change is the highest and best use of this
property. He is in support of the request.
Chairman Wendland reiterated that the dominant size of lots within the city meet R-5 zoning standards
and the proposed change is compatible with the surrounding area He stated that times change and he has
no objection to this zoning change.
Commissioner Trahan inquired about Lot 2 protruding into Lot 1 I Mr Bass explained that each lot has
been deeded partial ownership of the runway (Lot 11).
Motion: Upon a motion by Commissioner Trahan, and a second by
Commissioner Ogrizovich, the Commission voted 6 IN FAVOR, and 0
OPPOSED to approve the rezoning for property currently zoned
Agriculture -Open Space AO to Single Family Residential R-5 for Kittyhawk
Estates
The motion carried.
Agenda Item #6 Public Hearing — Conduct a Public Hearing and consider a request to amend the
Concept Plan and Development Regulations for a portion of Planned
Development PD No. 54 for Multi -family Residential MF -I8 for assisted
living/memory care and senior independent living. The property, is 10.986± acres
situated in the Catherine Parsons Survey, Abstract No 711, also known as Lot
IR, Block C, Bray Central One; located west of Watters Road and north of Bray
Central/Junction Drive (Z-9/30/11-164) [Franklin Park Twin Creeks] —
withdrawn by applicant
Chairman Wendland announced that Agenda Item 46 had been withdrawn by the applicant.
Agenda Item #7 Preliminary Plat — Consider a Revised Preliminary Plat for Greenville Center
Addition, Lots 9-13, Block A The property is 7 4524± acres located in the Henry
Weisel Survey, Abstract No. 1026, James T Roberts Survey, Abstract No 777;
south of Stacy Road and west of Greenville Avenue (PP -11/22/11-184)
[Greenville Center Addition]
Patrick Blaydes, Planner, presented to the Commission. The property is located west of Greenville
Avenue and south of Stacy Road. The property is zoned Shopping Center SC A General Development
Plan and Preliminary Plat for Lots 1-13 were approved in 2007 and 2008. Since that time Lots 1-8 have
been final platted and the majority of the lots have developed. In May of this year a revised General
Development Plan was approved; which showed a change in the lot configuration and included an
additional lot. This revised Preliminary Plat is the second step in the development process for these
remaining lots.
The revised Preliminary Plat shows five (5) lots The additional lot (Lot 14) is the site for Taco Bueno
and has been final platted Access is provided from one offsite connection with Lot 8 on Stacy Road, one
shared drive on Stacy Road, one access point on Greenville Avenue, and one offsite connection with the
adjacent property on Greenville Avenue A detention pond on Lot 13 will serve the drainage needs for
these lots. The revised Preliminary Plat has been reviewed by the "Technical Review Committee, is
consistent with the revised General Development Plan and meets the requirements of the Allen Land
Development Code
Staff recommends approval.
Motion: Upon a motion by Commissioner Platt, and a second by
21" Vice Chair Mangrum, the Commission voted 6 IN FAVOR, and 0
OPPOSED to approve the Revised Preliminary Plat for Greenville Center
Addition, Lots 9-13, Block.
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The motion carried.
Upon acclamation, the meeting adjourned at 7:28 p.m.
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Director's Report from 12/13/11 City Council Meeting
There were no items taken to the December 13,'_011 City Council meeting for consideration.
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