| | | | | | | | Meeting Date:
| 5/19/2020
| Staff Contact:
| Rick Trice, P.E.
Director of Public Works
| Agenda Items:
| (14)
| E-mail:
| rtrice@saginawtx.org
| | | | Phone: | 8172300449 |
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SUBJECT:
PUBLIC HEARING – Consideration and Action regarding a Recommendation from the Planning and Zoning Commission for Approval on a request for a change in zoning on approximately 76.613 Acres out of the J Walker Survey Abstract 1602, Tracts 3C and 3E, and the J Bradford Survey, Abstract 183, Tracts 1K and 1 from Community Commercial (CC) and Multi Family (MF1) to Community Commercial (CC), Multi Family (MF2), and Light Industrial (LI). Property is located at the Northwest corner of Blue Mound Road (Hwy 156) and E McLeroy Boulevard (Ordinance No. 2020-12)
BACKGROUND/DISCUSSION:
The applicant is requesting a zoning change on 76.613 acres north of E. McLeroy and west of F.M.-156. The City’s Ultimate Land Use Plan shows the entire area as Community Commercial (CC). Existing land use is Agricultural (Ag). Existing zoning is comprised of approximately 51.6 ac. of Community Commercial (CC) located along the frontage of F.M-156, E. McLeroy and Rough Rider Drive and approximately 25.1 ac. of Multi-Family (MF1) located to the rear of the Community Commercial zoning.
Proposed Zoning
The proposed zoning is broken into four tracts as follows:
- Tract A – Community Commercial (11.025 ac.) Located south of Western Center Blvd. extension
- Tract B – Community Commercial (9.283 ac.) Located north of Western Center Blvd. extension
- Tract C – Multi-Family (MF2, 44.993 ac.) Located north of Western Center Blvd. extension and east of Lavonne Lane.
- Tract D - Light Industrial (7.311 ac.). Located north of E. McLeroy and west of Lavonne Lane.
A table comparison of existing and proposed zoning is shown below:
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Existing Acres (Approx.)
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Proposed Acres
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Community Commercial (CC)
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51.6
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20.308
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Multi-Family (MF1)
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25.1
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0
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Multi-Family (MF2)
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0
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44.993
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Light Industrial (LI)
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0
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7.311
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The Planning and Zoning Commission met initially on the request on April 14, 2020 and based on comments from the Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD continued the item until its May meeting. The developer met with the school district and satisfactorily met its concerns. The Planning and Zoning Commission reconsidered the item on May 12, 2020 and unanimously recommended approval.
FINANCIAL IMPACT:
N/A
RECOMMENDATION:
It is recommended that City Council approve the zoning request as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Commission and revision of the official zoning map and Comprehensive Land Use plan in accordance. |
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