ROLL CALL
1. March 18, 2019 March 18, 2019
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE
Rules for Conducting Public Hearings
Applicant and applicant representatives for the proposal will speak first for a period not to exceed 15 minutes. Those members of the public desiring to speak on a particular item should refer to a meeting agenda and fill out a request to speak form indicating which item they wish to speak on and place it in the designated location prior to the meeting. Once the item is announced, each person’s name who has filled out a form will be called on to speak. Proponents will speak, then the opponents. Each speaker will not be allowed more than three minutes. The speakers are requested to limit their remarks and to avoid duplication in their presentations. Applicant will be allowed a total period of five minutes for rebuttal. Items placed on the Consent Agenda by the Planning Commission Staff will not have time allocated for speaking, unless there is a member of the public present at the meeting who wishes to speak on the item.
Items with no outstanding issues that do not require Plan Amendments or Text Amendments. Items may be approved with a single motion without a public hearing, unless removed from the consent agenda and placed in the regular agenda order. CONSENT - ITEMS FOR WITHDRAWAL CONSENT - ITEMS FOR DEFERRAL 8, 16 CONSENT - ITEMS FOR APPROVAL 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21
Case 19-19 1683 O’Neal Lane To rezone from Rural to Commercial Warehousing Three (CW3) on property located on the east side of O’Neal Lane, to the north of Interstate 12, on Tract HB-1 of Robert B. Aldrich Property. Section 10, T7S, R2E, GLD, EBRP, LA (Council District 9 - Hudson) PLANNING STAFF FINDINGS: Staff certifies that the proposed request meets the criteria for a change of zoning, being consistent with the Comprehensive Plan, compatible with surrounding uses, and conforming to Unified Development Code requirements
2. PA-3-19 2615 Spain Street To amend the Comprehensive Land Use Plan from Residential Neighborhood to Mixed Use on property located on the south side of Spain Street, on Lots B and C, of the Prince Taylor Tract. Section. 74, T7S, R1W, GLD, EBRP, LA (Council District 10 - Wicker) PLANNING STAFF FINDINGS: Recommend approval, based upon an examination of the area in a greater level of detail than was done at the time of plan approval Related to Case 23-19 3. Case 23-19 2623 Government Street To rezone from Transition (B1) and Light Commercial (C1) to Commercial Alcoholic Beverage (Restaurant) (C-AB-1) on property located on the north side of Government Street, to the west of South Eugene Street, on the Frame Shop Lot, and a portion of Lots B, C, all of the Prince Taylor Tract. Section. 74, T7S, R1W, GLD, EBRP, LA (Council District 10 - Wicker) PLANNING STAFF FINDINGS: Staff certifies that the proposed request meets the criteria for a change of zoning, if the companion Comprehensive Plan Amendment is approved, being compatible with surrounding uses, and conforming to Unified Development Code requirements Related to PA-3-19
TA-7-19 Chapter 4, Site Plans and Plats To repeal Chapter 4, Permits and Final Plat Approval, and replace with new Chapter 4, Site Plans and Plats. PLANNING STAFF FINDINGS: Approval is recommended, based on consistency with the comprehensive plan and the need to simplify the Unified Development Code
TA-8-19 Chapter 1, General Processes To revise Chapter 1, Processes deleting provisions that deal with the subdivision of land that are being incorporated into Chapter 4, Site Plans and Plats, and adding provisions regarding interpretation of the UDC that are being relocated from Chapter 6, Enforcement. PLANNING STAFF FINDINGS: Approval is recommended, based on consistency with the comprehensive plan and the need to simplify the Unified Development Code PLANNING STAFF FINDINGS: Approval is recommended, based on consistency with the comprehensive plan and the need to simplify the Unified Development Code
TA-9-19 Chapter 6, Enforcement To repeal Chapter 6, Enforcement and Review, and replaces it with a new Chapter 6, Enforcement. PLANNING STAFF FINDINGS: Approval is recommended, based on consistency with the comprehensive plan and the need to simplify the Unified Development Code
TA-10-19 Section 3.1.4 Coordination with Others To require projects within the Zachary and Central School Districts to receive recommendations from the municipalities Planning and Zoning Commission. PLANNING STAFF FINDINGS: Approval is recommended, based on consistency with the comprehensive plan and the need to simplify the Unified Development Code
SPUD-2-18 Valencia Park A proposed multi-family residential development located north of Gayosa Street, south of Spanish Town Road, east of North 14th Street, and west of North 15th Street, on Lots 1 thru 5 and 7 thru 11, of the Suburb Gracie Subdivision. Section 71, T7S, R1W, GLD, EBRP (Council District 10 - Wicker) PLANNING STAFF FINDINGS: Staff cannot certify the proposed request, while the use is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan and compatible with surrounding uses, it does not conform to UDC requirements, as the submittal fails to meet the minimum motor vehicle parking requirements of §17.4.1 of the UDC
COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR'S COMMENTS COMMISSIONERS' COMMENTS ADJOURN
ROLL CALL
1. March 18, 2019 March 18, 2019
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE
Rules for Conducting Public Hearings
Applicant and applicant representatives for the proposal will speak first for a period not to exceed 15 minutes. Those members of the public desiring to speak on a particular item should refer to a meeting agenda and fill out a request to speak form indicating which item they wish to speak on and place it in the designated location prior to the meeting. Once the item is announced, each person’s name who has filled out a form will be called on to speak. Proponents will speak, then the opponents. Each speaker will not be allowed more than three minutes. The speakers are requested to limit their remarks and to avoid duplication in their presentations. Applicant will be allowed a total period of five minutes for rebuttal. Items placed on the Consent Agenda by the Planning Commission Staff will not have time allocated for speaking, unless there is a member of the public present at the meeting who wishes to speak on the item.
Items with no outstanding issues that do not require Plan Amendments or Text Amendments. Items may be approved with a single motion without a public hearing, unless removed from the consent agenda and placed in the regular agenda order. CONSENT - ITEMS FOR WITHDRAWAL CONSENT - ITEMS FOR DEFERRAL 8, 16 CONSENT - ITEMS FOR APPROVAL 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21
Case 19-19 1683 O’Neal Lane To rezone from Rural to Commercial Warehousing Three (CW3) on property located on the east side of O’Neal Lane, to the north of Interstate 12, on Tract HB-1 of Robert B. Aldrich Property. Section 10, T7S, R2E, GLD, EBRP, LA (Council District 9 - Hudson) PLANNING STAFF FINDINGS: Staff certifies that the proposed request meets the criteria for a change of zoning, being consistent with the Comprehensive Plan, compatible with surrounding uses, and conforming to Unified Development Code requirements
2. PA-3-19 2615 Spain Street To amend the Comprehensive Land Use Plan from Residential Neighborhood to Mixed Use on property located on the south side of Spain Street, on Lots B and C, of the Prince Taylor Tract. Section. 74, T7S, R1W, GLD, EBRP, LA (Council District 10 - Wicker) PLANNING STAFF FINDINGS: Recommend approval, based upon an examination of the area in a greater level of detail than was done at the time of plan approval Related to Case 23-19 3. Case 23-19 2623 Government Street To rezone from Transition (B1) and Light Commercial (C1) to Commercial Alcoholic Beverage (Restaurant) (C-AB-1) on property located on the north side of Government Street, to the west of South Eugene Street, on the Frame Shop Lot, and a portion of Lots B, C, all of the Prince Taylor Tract. Section. 74, T7S, R1W, GLD, EBRP, LA (Council District 10 - Wicker) PLANNING STAFF FINDINGS: Staff certifies that the proposed request meets the criteria for a change of zoning, if the companion Comprehensive Plan Amendment is approved, being compatible with surrounding uses, and conforming to Unified Development Code requirements Related to PA-3-19
TA-7-19 Chapter 4, Site Plans and Plats To repeal Chapter 4, Permits and Final Plat Approval, and replace with new Chapter 4, Site Plans and Plats. PLANNING STAFF FINDINGS: Approval is recommended, based on consistency with the comprehensive plan and the need to simplify the Unified Development Code
TA-8-19 Chapter 1, General Processes To revise Chapter 1, Processes deleting provisions that deal with the subdivision of land that are being incorporated into Chapter 4, Site Plans and Plats, and adding provisions regarding interpretation of the UDC that are being relocated from Chapter 6, Enforcement. PLANNING STAFF FINDINGS: Approval is recommended, based on consistency with the comprehensive plan and the need to simplify the Unified Development Code PLANNING STAFF FINDINGS: Approval is recommended, based on consistency with the comprehensive plan and the need to simplify the Unified Development Code
TA-9-19 Chapter 6, Enforcement To repeal Chapter 6, Enforcement and Review, and replaces it with a new Chapter 6, Enforcement. PLANNING STAFF FINDINGS: Approval is recommended, based on consistency with the comprehensive plan and the need to simplify the Unified Development Code
TA-10-19 Section 3.1.4 Coordination with Others To require projects within the Zachary and Central School Districts to receive recommendations from the municipalities Planning and Zoning Commission. PLANNING STAFF FINDINGS: Approval is recommended, based on consistency with the comprehensive plan and the need to simplify the Unified Development Code
SPUD-2-18 Valencia Park A proposed multi-family residential development located north of Gayosa Street, south of Spanish Town Road, east of North 14th Street, and west of North 15th Street, on Lots 1 thru 5 and 7 thru 11, of the Suburb Gracie Subdivision. Section 71, T7S, R1W, GLD, EBRP (Council District 10 - Wicker) PLANNING STAFF FINDINGS: Staff cannot certify the proposed request, while the use is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan and compatible with surrounding uses, it does not conform to UDC requirements, as the submittal fails to meet the minimum motor vehicle parking requirements of §17.4.1 of the UDC
COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR'S COMMENTS COMMISSIONERS' COMMENTS ADJOURN