Jun 20, 2023 P&Z Meeting

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[0:04] CALL TO ORDER
[0:07] 1. Planning and Zoning Commission to conduct a briefing session to discuss all items scheduled on tonight’s agenda. No action will be taken. Each item will be considered during the Regular Session which immediately follows the Joint Public Hearings. (*This clip is available without audio*)
[18:20] 2. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance: Commissioner Monica Hotelling
[20:09] 3. Conditional Use Permit CU23-09 and Special Use Permit SU23-01 (EVA Esports) – City Council and Planning and Zoning Commission to conduct a public hearing relative to an application submitted by Site Selection Group requesting a conditional use permit to allow for the possession, storage, retail sale and on and off premise consumption of alcoholic beverages (beer, wine, and mixed beverage) in conjunction with a restaurant and virtual gaming arena. The applicant is also requesting a special use permit to allow eight or more skill or coin-operated machines. The subject property is located at 2330 William D. Tate Avenue and is currently zoned “CC”, Community Commercial District. The public hearing for this item was tabled at the May 16, 2023 Joint Meeting. The applicant has requested to withdraw this item.
[21:10] 4. Conditional Use Permit CU23-06 (Rock & Brews) – City Council and Planning and Zoning Commission to conduct a public hearing relative to an application submitted by Clay Cristy with ClayMoore Engineering requesting a conditional use permit specifically to revise building elevations and the floor plan to remove the “to-go” area; to relocate the cooler, freezer, and utility room; reduce outdoor dining area; and add landscaping. The subject property is located at 520 West State Highway 114 and is currently zoned “HC”, Highway Commercial.
[32:40] 5. Special Use Permit SU23-02 (Fellowship Church) – City Council and Planning and Zoning Commission to conduct a public hearing relative to an application submitted by Yoosook Lee with Parkhill requesting to allow a 7,591 square foot building addition to the existing church structure. The subject property is located at 2450 State Highway 121 and is currently zoned “CC”, Community Commercial.
[40:56] 6. Zoning Change Application Z23-06 (218 West Peach Street) – City Council and Planning and Zoning Commission to conduct a public hearing relative to an application submitted by Cheyenne Haddad requesting to rezone 0.131 acres from “R-MF-1”, Multifamily District to “R-5.0”, Zero-Lot-Line District.
[46:10] 7. Final Plat for Lot 2, Block 1, Wright Addition – City Council and Planning and Zoning Commission to conduct a public hearing relative to an application submitted by Jason Kilpatrick with Ridinger Associates requesting to replat a portion of Block 13, Original Town of Grapevine. The property is located at 417 West Wall Street and is currently zoned “CN”, Commercial Neighborhood
[47:59] 9. Conditional Use Permit CU23-06 (Rock & Brews) – Consider the application and make a recommendation to City Council.
[48:26] 10. Special Use Permit SU23-02 (Fellowship Church) – Consider the application and make a recommendation to City Council.
[48:54] 11. Zoning Change Application Z23-06 (218 West Peach Street) – Consider the application and make a recommendation to City Council.
[49:13] 12. Final Plat for Lot 2, Block 1, Wright Addition – Consider the application and make a recommendation to City Council.
[49:33] 13. Consider the minutes of the May 16, 2023 Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting.

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[14:46] If any have popped up,
[14:51] we'll do our best to provide that information as
[14:55] well. And then there may be other topics related to the legislative session that we feel you guys.
[15:18] And we'll call
[18:19] the 730 meeting to order an issue to rise for the invocation and pledge by share Monica Hattellin.
[18:28] You're Lord, we thank you for this day that you have given us, and we thank you for the chance to live in this great city that we live in.
[18:35] And we ask that you be with us tonight as we make decisions that concern this city and how it will be both now and in the future.
[18:44] And we ask that you protect those that protect us, our police, our fire, and our military.
[18:51] God's name we pray, amen.
[19:17] Dr. Welcom, you two are meeting tonight. We first have five joint public hearings where
[19:22] the plan is only commissioned. The procedure will be that we'll open the public
[19:27] hearing. The staff will introduce the request that's being made to have with them only given
[19:33] an opportunity to make their presentation. If you're not an applicant, you wish to speak
[19:38] If you have to register with our Brooks, our city secretary, if you will call on you in the
[19:43] order that you register, we have certain information that we have to have the bizarre
[19:50] record if you intend to participate.
[19:53] After the public hearings, the plan is on and commission will meet separately, and we'll
[19:58] discuss the merits of the request and mic recommendations to the council.
[20:03] We invite you to be a part of your government tonight.
[20:06] We'll begin, though, in the public hearing, on conditional use permits, say you 23-9,
[20:13] and special use permit issue, 23-0-1, air come rise.
[20:18] Good evening.
[20:19] Honorable Mayor, members of the City Council in the Planning and Zoning Commission.
[20:23] The applicant, Mr. Salem Dine, has requested to withdraw consideration of both his submitted
[20:28] additional use requests, and special use permit requests associated with EVA sports.
[20:35] Staff is recommending that the City Council is planning and zoning commission, except the applicants with requests to withdraw.
[20:44] Okay, we need a motion, except the applicant's request.
[20:47] I'll make the motion to accept the applicant's request to withdraw.
[20:50] Second.
[20:51] All in favor.
[20:54] The plan is going to commission is voted to accept or allow the withdrawal motion from the account.
[21:00] Move the way except the withdrawal.
[21:03] On the favor of all opposed,
[21:07] the application is with your own.
[21:09] Public hearing is open on conditional use permits.
[21:12] Say you 23-6.
[21:16] And the American Maronic Will Energy is a request.
[21:20] This is a request for a conditional use permit to amend the previously approved plan commercial
[21:25] center.
[21:25] This request is specifically to revise both building elevations of floor plan on
[21:30] lock one R4 to remove a previously approved to go area in the rock and bruise restaurant
[21:36] to relocate internally a cooler freezer in utility room, reduce outdoor dining area
[21:42] into ad landscaping adjacent to the eastern elevation of the building. The subject site is zoned
[21:48] H.C. Highway Commercial District implanted as lock one R4 Peyton right addition.
[21:53] This restaurant rock in Bruce was first approved in conjunction with the establishment of the
[21:58] Plan Commercial Center back in 2021 with conditional use 2021 to 12.
[22:05] And at that time prior to this request, it was the former Peyton Wright Ford automotive
[22:10] dealership.
[22:11] Subsequent restaurant requests have moved forward on the seven acre Plan Commercial Center,
[22:16] including a velvet taco, son of a butcher, and most recently, firebirds would fire
[22:22] There have been two prior approvals for this restaurant.
[22:26] The first in 2021 and the second with minor revisions within 2020.
[22:30] 22. With the 2022 requests, the applicant decreased the lot area from 2.6 acres to 2 acres, which affected overall
[22:39] lot coverage for the restaurant in landscape area calculations for the development. With this specific request,
[22:47] the applicant is proposing for the restaurant to be 6, 115 square feet for indoor, and a 4,356
[22:56] foot patio dining area, which is both partially covered and partially open area along the south
[23:02] elevation of the restaurant adjacent to state highway 114. The proposals building area has decreased
[23:09] by 137 square feet from 6,252 square feet to 6, 115 square feet. This is the result of the applicant
[23:18] removing that designated to go area along the eastern elevation. The proposals patio area has increased
[23:26] 55 square feet along the south elevation of the building.
[23:30] The outdoor patio area that was part of the 2021 and 2022 versions in requests has been removed
[23:37] entirely from the east elevation.
[23:42] At this time, and as part of this request, the applicant is proposing 348 seats with 165
[23:49] being indoors, 91 within the covered patio, 92 within the open area patio area.
[23:55] Overall, this is a net reduction of 50 seats total from 2021 and the 2022 approvals.
[24:03] Other changes include additional landscaping along the building's eastern elevation,
[24:09] which is where that to go area in one of the outdoor patio areas was shown and is now
[24:14] proposed for removal.
[24:16] There are a existing outdoor speakers that are proposed within the covered and open area patio
[24:21] along the south elevation in two within the covered entry
[24:25] along the east elevation.
[24:27] These locations have not changed from the initial approval
[24:30] in 2021 or the recent amendment in 2022.
[24:34] Overall, 147 parking spaces are now required,
[24:38] based on occupancy of the dining areas,
[24:40] and 149 are provided on site.
[24:43] The applicant also proposes 140 foot pole sign
[24:46] along the site's southern property line,
[24:48] adjacent to state highway 114.
[24:50] this is not changed at all from previous approvals. Access to the site will continue to be provided
[24:56] via cross access and existing driveway from the frontage road on state highway 114.
[25:02] The applicant's representatives Mr. Clay Christie and Brett Anne's the developer here this evening
[25:07] to present an answer and questions that the commissioning council may have. Thank you.
[25:13] Erica, may I ask you a question please. Yes, ma'am. I am looking at the first large drawing
[25:18] about SP-1 is the page number.
[25:25] And I believe the subject tract is outlined on the left
[25:30] in the dark, yes, right there. And I see a dog leg on the top right of that. This
[25:37] outlined in yellow. And as I look at the subsequent pages, I don't see that dog leg.
[25:47] So can you tell me where we are on the parking, I think there's been a little bit of a discrepancy in the past.
[25:56] The adjacent side or something? Can you tell us about that place? Yes, ma'am.
[26:01] So in the initial approval, it was a longer panhandle or dog leg out to the east and with that 2022 amendment, they decrease that.
[26:10] However, there was a discrepancy where it showed a number three of three parking spaces that were
[26:19] approved. It was counted towards this overall site's development at that time, however, it was off site.
[26:26] Additionally, at that time in 2022, with that amendment to the overall
[26:30] changes in decrease in the lot area, some of the calculations that were provided in the site plan set.
[26:37] There was some discrepancies that weren't actual calculations, and while they fell within the
[26:43] minimum and the maximum allowable within the highway commercial zoning district, they
[26:47] were not accurate.
[26:48] So, when this went before our site plan review committee earlier in May, it appeared as if there
[26:53] were major changes as far as a lot coverage changes over all landscape area.
[26:59] And after we, this was referred to you, the full consideration, and we sat down with the applicant.
[27:05] we were able to go point by point and discuss what had changed and it was brought to light that
[27:11] there was some discrepancies and that's why it has been corrected and has been provided for you
[27:15] and a corrected format in today's background information in your packet. Okay and so this side is
[27:22] it currently exist is the site before us on SP1 that has the yellow dash line around it that is the
[27:28] full full breadth of the property boundaries yes ma'am. Okay and and this site fully made our partner
[27:34] comments if I understand correctly. Yes, ma'am. Okay. And so the adjacent side then to the
[27:40] east where it has side of a butcher and the others, they all have the proper number of parking
[27:45] spaces on those sides now as well. Is that correct? Yes, ma'am. That's correct. Thank you so much.
[27:53] Thank you.
[28:04] Good evening. Commission Council, Clay Christie, 1903 Central Drive, Bedford
[28:09] Texas, appreciate your time. This evening, going through and standing for you here again.
[28:15] Staff has done a great job working with us to get a couple things corrected and just want to point some highlights and some changes that we have here proposed for you guys today.
[28:24] So, there's a few things that we have just the kind of bullet point, the changes that we are presenting to you guys today on the changes that we do have from what was previously approved to that.
[28:34] And so the first area is that we're going to reduce one portion of the patio.
[28:38] We're going to remove the to go service area and the drive up that we had at the back.
[28:42] We're reducing our indoor and our outdoor patio seating.
[28:47] And then we're adding some additional landscaping around the building to kind of soften up some of those lines.
[28:53] And so to highlight those, I've got some exhibits here.
[28:56] On the left hand side of the exhibit is going to be what we have proposed.
[28:59] And on the right hand side is what we had previously sent to you guys
[29:03] in the previous packet.
[29:05] So, if you notice in the red square right here,
[29:07] this is our reduction in the patio.
[29:10] So, on the right hand side, you'll notice from our entry point,
[29:12] which is the bottom part of that red square,
[29:14] there was a patio, a small patio area on the north side
[29:17] of our entry, that we had that was closer to the homes.
[29:20] And the residential, we've gone through,
[29:22] and we've actually taken that out of our projects,
[29:24] so that will no longer be patio.
[29:26] And so that is the area that we are reducing on the patio side
[29:31] of the two patio area locations.
[29:34] Moving to the back of the site, again on the right-hand side,
[29:37] you'll see the little notch out in the existing
[29:39] in the building footprint right there.
[29:41] That was far to go area where we were going to go
[29:43] and have where people could pull up,
[29:45] get out of their car, go sit in that little area
[29:47] and then to go area since then.
[29:49] We've kind of made the decision internally
[29:50] with our Rockham Res restaurant to remove that area
[29:53] and remove that kind of drive through area in the back
[29:55] so that's on the left-hand side.
[29:57] you can see where we've squared that off, moved on.
[30:00] Planescape Island to the end and take in that driveway and that drive-through area out as well as abating the building footprint.
[30:07] This is just our occupancy load and showing how we've made a reduction in what we've gone from.
[30:14] Our interior, previously, was the document load, was at 261, were at 261, and we are at 343, and we've gone down to 289 on our occupancy.
[30:24] So we've tried to give a little bit more space in the building to give a little bit more open
[30:30] fill in along the footprints and everything else that we have there.
[30:34] And then lastly, this is the landscape area.
[30:37] As you can see, we're that patio area that we talked about, we've pulled that out and we've pulled
[30:41] that hard escape out.
[30:43] We've added some green scraping over there adjacent to the building and then on the southern
[30:47] edge of the patio area, we've added a landscape area there to try to soften that up between
[30:54] not in the parking stalls in between. And then the last thing that we had as Eric
[30:59] had mentioned is when we got into this with Eric and we started reviewing this, unfortunately
[31:03] we did have a few things in the chart. The site plane itself hasn't changed, but there were
[31:07] a few numbers in the Excel spreadsheets that got off a little bit and we were misleading
[31:12] on what that was. So we've gone through, we've set out to Eric and we've corrected that.
[31:16] And so what we have presented to you guys today is the updates for that. With that, I'm happy
[31:21] to take any questions.
[31:26] Do you anticipate any more changes?
[31:29] At this point in time, no sir.
[31:30] We are under construction.
[31:31] We have the building out there.
[31:32] We have our contractors ready to go.
[31:33] So this should be our last time, hopefully.
[31:35] Before you guys, till that one's raised.
[31:37] Thank you.
[31:39] No more questions from the council.
[31:47] Thank you.
[31:49] We have any correspondence?
[31:51] No, yes.
[31:51] We have any one wishes.
[31:52] Yes sir.
[31:53] Pardon.
[31:54] Madam Chairman.
[31:56] We need a motion to close the public hearing.
[32:01] The
[32:04] plan is on a commission as voted to close the public hearing and motion from the council.
[32:11] We need to close.
[32:13] Second.
[32:13] All in favor.
[32:15] Motion carries the public hearing as close.
[32:19] Mr. Rumble.
[32:21] Could you check and see why my monitor is not working already?
[32:24] You're on.
[32:25] We had to reboot the entire system before the meeting.
[32:27] So it's a one-time problem, and we did not have microphones an hour ago.
[32:34] Now at least we have that.
[32:36] I do apologize.
[32:37] We'll clear open the public area and on the special use permit as you 23-2 fellowship
[32:43] church.
[32:44] Eric Amaraj.
[32:47] This is a request for a special use permit to amend a previously approved site plan associated
[32:51] with the church in a non-residential zoning district.
[32:54] This request is specifically to allow an expansion of one story 7,591 square foot building expansion to the existing fellowship church.
[33:04] The proposed expansion will be to the southwestern part of the existing fellowship church building adjacent to fellowship way.
[33:13] Within this expansion is a lobby living room kitchen three offices a study a restroom and a four car garage.
[33:20] The purpose of this expansion is to accommodate guest speakers and visitors for events that are held at the church.
[33:28] Additionally, as part of the expansion, an eight foot fence is being proposed to surround the building.
[33:34] The proposed expansion will eliminate 56 parking spaces from the southern parking lot adjacent to fellowshipway.
[33:40] However, $1,250 parking spaces are required for what's already developed and the expansion and
[33:49] $2,189 parking spaces exist on site.
[33:53] No other changes are proposed at this time to elevations of the building.
[33:57] Besides the minor changes on the self-western portion, there's no changes to access or signage to any other parts of the building,
[34:06] including the existing Annex Modular Unit to the East.
[34:11] The applicant's representatives are Mr. Ray Thomas with Park Hill and Dennis Brewer with fellowship church
[34:17] are here to answer any questions and present to the Commissioning Council.
[34:23] Thank you.
[34:40] Good evening.
[34:41] As you mentioned, I'm Ray Thomas, I'm one of the architects working on the project with Park Hill
[34:46] representing the architecture and engineering firm.
[34:50] And we, I just appreciate your time this evening.
[34:54] We're excited to propose this project,
[34:56] and it's been a long time in the works.
[35:00] And I commend you on your presentation of it.
[35:03] It's almost as if you're part of our design team there.
[35:07] But just a quick walk around the exterior of the building,
[35:11] I'll just hit that real fast
[35:13] because I think you've covered the plans really well.
[35:16] But you'll see there on the left side
[35:18] is some pictures of the existing context of the building out there.
[35:22] You can see the colors, the finishes, the natural exposed wood, and so we're just picking
[35:30] up on that vernacular and carrying it on around to the south side.
[35:35] And one thing, it's really hard to see in this, but basically that addition is kind of coming
[35:41] and wrapping around and enclosed mechanical yard.
[35:44] So we're just kind of being able to create a new face on the south side, kind of create a new facade for the building.
[35:54] So the other elevations, you know, kind of the north elevation there actually faces back to the, to that mechanical yard.
[36:02] So you see it becomes a little bit more utilitarian back there.
[36:06] Here you see the finished rendering of representing what we intend it to look like.
[36:11] you can see the privacy fence, the building is elevated to match the existing finished floor height.
[36:19] So you see the steps there on the east side, then we create kind of the areas of refuge
[36:26] there for the C3 Ministry, global ministry conferences, so they have both public access and
[36:34] more private as I think you mentioned like some of the recreation that can happen there on the
[36:41] driveway apron outside the covered parking. So as a quick overview did that provide you enough
[36:50] detail or anything else I can help to address this moment. Questions? Will the church ever
[37:00] charge a fee to use this facility, it looks kind of like a guest house to me.
[37:06] No, no, it's basically what it is that they have ministers that come in, they have
[37:13] what do you call it, a fellowship of ministries, basically.
[37:17] They bring in other leaders and pastors from other churches and that gives them the ability
[37:23] to come in and use this facility to have conferences.
[37:26] that type of thing, but it's not for money.
[37:30] But it would or wouldn't be for overnight use. No, no, no overnight. Thank you.
[37:37] No more questions? Questions from the council.
[37:43] So what's the thinking of having the opaque fence there? It seems like with the back patio area, wouldn't you want to open that up visually?
[37:51] We talked a lot about that. Actually, what you don't see over here to the east is the lake that's out there, and there's plenty of opportunity for views there.
[38:01] So we've worked through some details of giving them a
[38:04] a fence system that would work both to create that privacy
[38:07] when needed and open it up.
[38:10] But really, at the end of the day, once you get
[38:13] into this addition, it's really meant to kind of create
[38:16] that sense of privacy for just for those guests
[38:19] that they're bringing in for the conference.
[38:34] So other questions?
[38:35] Just sure.
[38:37] Thank you very much.
[38:39] Do we have any question?
[38:40] One question to speak?
[38:41] No, you don't.
[38:42] Of course, Bob.
[38:43] Yes sir.
[38:49] Even in your honor.
[38:50] My name is Dennis Brewer.
[38:51] I live at 1700 Dr. Driscoll Driver in Texas.
[38:55] Council, commissioners.
[38:56] Appreciate your time tonight.
[38:58] Frank, I don't have anything to add.
[39:00] But I just wanted to be available to answer any questions.
[39:03] And I would reiterate that there will be no overnight, really, for our conferences, staff meetings,
[39:10] and that sort of thing.
[39:15] I guess I'm wondering.
[39:17] When you talk about a sense of privacy, like, what's there, what would be there versus what, I mean, the church obviously has a very large complex with a lot of blood and fruits, but what would be there versus what would be in the rest of the facility?
[39:34] Well, there's not much that it could be private there.
[39:37] but just to have the garages there.
[39:41] So, in grassy grass for some of our speakers,
[39:45] sometimes we have some people that are very interested
[39:47] in who's coming and who's going,
[39:50] and it helps us with security as well.
[39:53] Thank you.
[39:55] It's man.
[39:58] Sir, man, I ask what your capacity with the churches?
[40:01] Yes, man, I'm an oxymoron.
[40:04] I'm a lawyer and a licensed minister.
[40:07] I suppose the lawyer for outside council for the church or number of years.
[40:14] In fact, I still have a law office right now in the street here on Main Street in Great Vine.
[40:19] Thank you.
[40:20] Ms. Bannon.
[40:21] Any other questions?
[40:23] Mr. Clark.
[40:23] Thank you very much.
[40:27] Thank you.
[40:27] Did you have any thank you, Father?
[40:29] Thank you very much.
[40:31] No, sir.
[40:32] Aye.
[40:33] Does the applicant have anything, Father?
[40:36] Aye.
[40:37] Madam Chairman.
[40:38] Okay, we need a motion to close the public hearing.
[40:41] Motion to close.
[40:43] All in favour?
[40:45] Mission voted to close motion from the council.
[40:48] Moved to close. Second.
[40:50] And favor all opposed the public hearing as close on issue 23-2.
[40:56] Public hearing is open on say 23-6-218 West Beach, Great.
[41:01] Eric and Ronnie.
[41:03] This is a request for his own chains for approximately 0.13 acre from an RMF1 multi-family district
[41:09] to the R5.00 law industry for the purposes of developing a new single-family detached residence.
[41:17] The subject site was plated in 1948 as part of the six lots associated with the Ellis subdivision,
[41:23] and developed with a single-family residence.
[41:26] The zoning of the subject site at the time of the citywide rezoning was R-1 single-family dwelling
[41:33] district. In 1984, the city resumed the property and surrounding properties to its immediate
[41:39] south and east to RMF1 multifamily district. Other surrounding uses and districts include
[41:46] to the north, the R3.7534 family district. However, it's developed with single family
[41:52] homes to the south is the multifamily district developed with due plexus to the east multifamily
[41:59] district developed with single family residences into the west we have the governmental district
[42:04] in the city service center.
[42:06] The subject property over time fell into disrepair and the single family residents was voluntarily
[42:13] demolished by the existing property owner in 2022.
[42:19] If approved, this will be the first reading of an ordinance given that the subject site requires
[42:23] approval of a variance to allow the lot to remain as developed with an 82 foot lot depth.
[42:28] When a minimum 100 foot lot depth is required for the zero-lot line, our 5.0 district, this item will be heard before the board is zoning to,
[42:38] excuse me, board of zoning adjustment at the July 10th, 2023 meeting.
[42:43] If approved by the board, it will be back before the City Council at your July 18th, 2023 meeting.
[42:51] The applicant's representative, Mr. Cheyenne Hadada's here this evening, to present to the Council and Commission and answer any questions that you may have.
[43:12] My name is Shine Hedad.
[43:14] I reside at 314 Ironstone Court,
[43:16] Arlington, Texas, a good evening mayor and councilman
[43:20] and planning and zoning commission members.
[43:23] I'm here on behalf of my client,
[43:25] Shaddy Mansour, to seek its own change
[43:27] for our MF1 to our 5.0 single family residence.
[43:34] The purpose is to build a single family residence,
[43:36] which is consistent with the rest of the neighborhood.
[43:40] There is R5 zoning kind of catacorned to the south and then also there's some dueplexes.
[43:50] Just south, you'll see just south of the dueplexes as well.
[43:54] There's also R5 zoning to the other side of the main street.
[44:00] And this would be consistent with the future land use map for this particular property,
[44:05] which is owned for the future lands use medium density.
[44:11] And so we're seeking, there's really nothing we can do with the property right now.
[44:14] As it sits multifamily, it's just much too small of a lot to really build any type of multifamily structure.
[44:19] Neighbors do not want any multifamily structure going up there.
[44:22] So we're just seeking to build up single family residents to match with the rest of neighborhood.
[44:29] You'll see here the bottom picture is a Google Earth picture of the property.
[44:33] It's just an empty lot right now, and the top picture you'll see is kind of an aerial view of where the loss sits.
[44:41] The inside the blue area is the buildable areas after all the setbacks.
[44:45] So we've about 1,500 square foot, a buildable area.
[44:50] They do propose a two-story residence here around 2,000 square feet.
[44:54] It's what they're looking to build.
[44:56] Let's see.
[44:58] This is it.
[45:00] And you'll see, you know, residents is all around, except for obviously the water tower to the west. Let's see here.
[45:09] And then this is the rendering that was provided to them by their architect of what they're looking to build there.
[45:17] But I'm open for any questions you have regarding this. I appreciate your time.
[45:29] Thank you.
[45:42] any letters or commissions we need a motion to close
[45:50] second on paper
[45:53] plans on a commission is loaded close motion from the council moved close second
[46:00] ever all opposed motion carries public hearing is closed on 23-day six
[46:06] one of staying on item nine I'm going to go ahead and open the public hearing for final
[46:10] a platform of two block one, right addition.
[46:15] Thank you, Mayor.
[46:16] I think you know me.
[46:17] Thank you, City Council, Planning is on the Commission.
[46:20] This property is addressed
[46:21] of four, some teen West Wall Street,
[46:23] which are located on the south side of Wall Street
[46:25] at the intersection of Skirmers Street.
[46:28] The applicant is proposing to play a lap
[46:30] that is approximately one acre in size
[46:32] out of a larger block.
[46:34] That was part of the 1913 original comma grapevine.
[46:37] Sapplications basically to play a lap
[46:39] that was previously subdivided by deed.
[46:43] There was an existing structure on a site
[46:45] that was being proposed to be used
[46:47] as a vina Academy private school.
[46:49] A conditional use for the school was brought before you
[46:51] for first reading last month.
[46:54] The conditional use request is up for approval
[46:56] tonight as item 11.
[46:58] The proposed use was also approved
[47:00] by the board of Zoning Adjustment on June 5th
[47:02] to low vehicle parking within front yard setback.
[47:06] The property is owned neighborhood commercial
[47:08] and meet zoning requirements with set approvals.
[47:11] I'm happy to answer any questions if you have them.
[47:14] Questions from the planning and zoning commission?
[47:17] No.
[47:18] Questions from council?
[47:20] No.
[47:21] We have any guests registered to speak?
[47:23] No, man.
[47:24] Thank you.
[47:24] Thank you.
[47:26] Need a motion?
[47:27] We need a motion.
[47:28] To close the public hearing.
[47:30] To close the public hearing.
[47:31] Second.
[47:32] All in favour?
[47:34] Motion from the council?
[47:36] It's made close. Second.
[47:38] All this in favour? A post?
[47:41] No.
[47:41] Motion carries.
[47:42] Thank you.
[47:44] It's brings us to Adam.
[47:46] Well, that place is the plan of zoning commission in the Council.
[47:49] Join us.
[47:50] Me and the plan of zoning commission will reconvene in the meeting room for the rise.
[47:54] You can already know just part of your kit.
[47:59] Like first punch is condition.
[48:01] Permanstein-Ukraine-Uriusics.
[48:04] Rockenburg.
[48:08] Special one.
[48:11] Right, so I think we have a motion.
[48:14] We approve a CQ203, National Six.
[48:18] Sorry?
[48:19] All favorites?
[48:22] We'll check that out.
[48:25] Next is special use for men as well.
[48:28] three of two, five of them.
[48:31] Discussion?
[48:34] I didn't see this.
[48:35] It's the presentation.
[48:37] On the go to the mission, it'll be a process we'll use.
[48:40] I'm going to ask you two, three of them, too.
[48:42] On paper?
[48:44] Okay.
[48:45] No, it's not.
[48:46] It's not.
[48:47] It's not.
[48:48] It's not.
[48:50] Okay.
[48:53] Next, we have the voting change.
[48:55] It's the 20, 30, 30.
[48:57] The each street.
[49:00] On the mission, we're going to put it.
[49:01] and change applications in February of the 6th.
[49:04] Hi, second.
[49:06] Oh, it's better.
[49:12] And a flat, flat, blue, black, white, red edition.
[49:15] I'm going to move the plain as I'm in condition for the state of the plain.
[49:18] It's going to be a flat, flat, flat, black, white edition.
[49:23] Second.
[49:24] Oh, very well.
[49:25] Is that right?
[49:26] Oh, very well.
[49:33] That's the minutes of my 16th.
[49:36] We're going to put the measure in my 16th.
[49:44] Oh, I'm a favorite.
[49:46] So four, four, two, two, or two.
[49:57] Lift your arm.
[50:00] I'm a favorite.