Min - Planning and Zoning Commission - 1981 - 02/26 - RegularREGULAR MEETING
ALLEN PLANNING & ZONING
FEBRUARY 26, 1981
Presiding: Jim Pendleton
Present: Tom Inkman, Wayne Armand, Joe Moseley, Carol Henry,
Jim Wolfe and Sarah Chumbley
Wayne Armand made motion to approve minutes of the February 12, 1981,
meeting. Jim Wolfe Second. Motion carried 7 for 0 against.
Jim Wolfe made motion to set date for Public Hearing on a request
to rezone 40 acres located in the Henry Wetsel Survey, Abstract
#1026, Tracts 16A and 16B from the present zoning classifications
of LR, R16 and R4 to GB -PD. This property is further described
as being located at the north-east corner of Exchange and Highway 5.
Carol Henry Second. Motion carried 7 for 0 against.
Public Hearing on a zoning change request from Charles Crouch,
agent for Cornet Realty Development, Ltd., to change zoning from
R2 on 49.8 acres in the Peter Fisher Survey, Abstract #324, to
a PUD (Planned Unit Development) zoning district for the purpose
of subdivision to establish 197 residential lots. Charles Crouch
spoke for the change. He requested minimum 7500 sq. ft. lots with
65 ft. frontage and 110 ft. depth. Stacey Stewart also represented
Cornet Realty. Dennis Offut spoke about the lack of large lots in
Allen. Charles Moore spoke against the rezoning. He had questions
about drainage, fire and police protection. Mr. Alexander of 806
Cypress spoke about the problem that could occur with the drainage.
He also spoke about the balance of homes, large and small. Glen
Marshall also apoke about the balance of homes. He said we needed
an analysis of lot sizes and home sizes in the City of Allen. Robert
Butcher was concerned about safety features and was opposed to the
change. Joe Moseley made motion to deny request. Carol Henry
second. Motion carried 7 for 0 against.
Combination preliminary and final plat on Mr. "Quick" property
located adjacent to and between Allen High School and Sonic Drive -In.
Bill Bratton spoke for Mr. "Quick". Sarah Chumbley made motion to
approve. Tom Inkman second. All in favor.
Mr. Butcher talked about the need for more information in the letters
to adjacent property owners.
Wayne Armand made motion to adjourn. Chumbley second. All in favor.
These inute8ead and approved the _12 --day of ' 198
Pres ding Chairman, Jim Pendleton S retary, Joe Mo
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