09-13-1988 PLANNING AND ZONING MINUTES
The Schertz Planning and Zoning Commission convened in a regular
session on Tuesday, September 13, 1988 at 7:OO P.M. in the
Municipal Complex Conference Room, 1400 Schertz Parkway. Those
present were as follows:
PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION OTHERS PRESENT
BOB ANDREWS, CHAIRMAN JIM SHRIVER,
TY BRISGILL, VICE-CHAIRMAN SCHERTZ BUSINESS CLUB
KEITH VAN DINE, SECRETARY ALAN LINDSKOG,
MERWIN WILLMAN ~ DANNENBAUM ENG.
MARY MARSH TED DUIGON, DEERHAVEN
;.GEORGE VICK- NANCY JACKSON, DEERHAVEN -
JOE POTEMPA - BOB-:DIETZ, DEERHAVEN
KEN GREENWALD, COUNCILMAN ART WEIDMAN, DEERHAVEN
" 'ED MAZIAN, DEERHAVEN
CITY STAFF HARRY RICHBURG, DEERHAVEN
CHUCK SHARPE, DEERHAVEN
STEVE SIMONSON; ASST. .CITY MGR.- DON DECKER,
JERRY GRAHAM, STREETS & PARKS-.SUPT.. BAIN MCCRARY BAIN ENG.
a NORMA ALTHOUSE, RECORDING SEC'Y`. DAVID DIXON, WINDY MEADOW
BETTY DIXON, WINDY MEADOW
STEER LANCE, GECC
~1 CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Andrews called the meeting to order at 7:00 P.M.
~2 APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Regular Session August 23, 1988
Mary Marsh made a motion to approve the minutes for the regular
session August 23, 1988. Merwin Willman seconded the mction and
the vote was as follows:
AYES: B. Andrews, T. Brisgill, M. Willman, M. Marsh, J. Potempa
NAYS: None-
ABSTENTIONS: G. Vick, K. Van Dine
Mction carried.
#3 CITIZENS ` :INPIIT GTHER THAN AGlE11TDA ITEMS
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A citizen commented. he had heard a report on the news stating
that the expected revenue from traf.f.ic violations-for the City of a
Schertz for .the coming year will rise from $100,000 to $400,000 ~
- acid he had-.some que~.tions on that: expected increase. Chairman _ -
_ Andrews informed the gentleman he should take that question up _ -
_.with City Council,- it has nothing-to do with Planning and Zoning.
- Mr. Andrews also informed -him City Council - was having. a
_ work-shop the next evening tWednesday, August 14th1. - ~ _
There was no other citizen input.
#4 CONSIDER AND -MAKE RECOMMENDATION: Windy Meadow-Mobile Home
- Park Request fog Exception to Mobile Home
Ordinance
A. .Section KI,B.2.c.(2) - Request exception
from requirement that mobile home be no closer
than 10' to any property line to requirement
that mobile home be no closer than 5' to any
property line.
David and Betty. Dixon and .Steer Lance were at the meeting. to
represent.this:request.
Merwn.Wllman indicated this request.., confirms what was on the-.
plat when it was-'approved (thee Commission. somehow missed the fact
the plat indicated a 5' setback instead of a 10' setback).
Mary Marsh asked Chairman Andrews if he wanted to mention the
tour the. Commission took of Windy '.Meadow Mobile Hame Park.
Chairman Andrews, reported that the Commission had toured Windy
Meadow. on August 31, 1988 to see what has transpired at the
mobile home park, ,to see how it is set up and to note the
aesthetic .appearance of the parr. Mr. Andrews said, in his
opinion, the park looks very-good.
Merwin Willman made a motion to approve the request from Windy
Meadow Mobile Home.:-Park for.. an exception to the Mobile Home
Ordinance, Section XI,B.2.c.(2) (which states a mobile home shall
- be no closer than.l0' to any property line) and allow that no
mobile home shall be closer than 5' to any property line.
Mary Marsh seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous in
favor. Motion carried.
B. Section XI,B.2.c.(4) - Request exception'
from requirement of minimum distance between -
mobile homes at any point being 25` provided,
however, mobile homes parked end to end have a
clearance of not less than 20' to a
requirement that minimum distance between
mobile homes at any point be 20' provided,
however, mobile homes parked end to end have a
clearance of not less than 16'..
Mary Marsh madam a motion to approve the request from Windy Meadow.
Mobile Home Park- for an exception to the Mobile Home Ordinance, _
Section XI,B.1.c.(4) (which states minimum distance between
- mobile homes at any-point .must be 25 provided; however, mobile - -
- homes parked end_ to -end- have a cl-earance of not. less than 20' )
and :al-low that the distance- between mobile homes at any. point- -be -
20' provided, however, mobile homes parked end to end have a -
clearance of not less than 16'.. -
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Joe Potempa seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous in
favor. Motion carried. _
#5 CONSIDER AND MARE RECOMMENDATION: Proposed Change to Mobile
Home Ordinance, Section XI, Mobile Home Parks,.-
Para. B.2.g. Design and Location of Storage.
Facilities
The proposed change is as follows:
SECTION XI MOBILE HOME PARKS
Paragraph B.2.g. Design and Location of Storage Facilities
Current•
Storage facilities with a minimum capacity of two hundred (200)
cubic feet and a maximum of five hundred (500} cubic feet per
mobile home space may be`provided on the mobile home space, or in
compounds located within one hundred (100'} feet of each space.
Where-provided, storage facilities shall be designed in a manner
that will enhance the appearance of the park and shall be faced
with masonry, ;porcelainized steel, baked enamel steel or other
material equal in fire resistance, durability and appearance.
Storage outside the perimeter walls of the mobile home shall be
permitted only in such facilities.
Proposed:
Storage facilities with a maximum capacity of thirty (30) square
feet (6 feet wide- x 5 feet deep) and a maximum height of eight
(8') feet per mobile home space may be provided on the mobile
home space. These storage facilities shall be desi ned in a
manner that will enhance the appearance of the park and be
porcelainized steel, baked enamel or other material equal in fire
resistance, durability and appearance. Storage o~atside the
perimeter walls of the mobile home shall be permitted only in
such facilities. Storage facilities may be located directly
behind the mobile home with the door(s) facing the rear of the
lot and a minimum of four (4') feet between the storage facility
and the mobile home, or on the side of the mobile home. However,-
: that. side of the .storage facility that faces the rear .of the
mobile home lot will be. even with the rear of the mobile home,
with a minimum :of four (4') feet between the storage facility and.
the mobile home. The Mobile Home Park owner, or.manager, may
designate which of 'the two locations mentioned above is desired
to maintain uniformity within the park.
Chairman Andrews commented this proposal has-.come about as a _
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_ Mary -Ma-rsh a~sl~ed if there is any_ .problem with those already
- installed -and- Merwin Willman replied those already installed
_ _ would be non-conforming until such time~as the occupant moves.
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Chairman Andrews remarked that a sentence stating that fact needs
to be added to the proposal.
Ken Greenwald. questioned if there is room for a storage facility
-since the granting of the exception for an end to end clearance
of not less than 16' between mobile homes. Merwin Willman noted
the storage facility can be installed one of two ways, either at
the end or at the side of the mobile"home.
Ken Greenwald then asked if it will be up to the manager of the
mobile home park to decide which locatian is best for the storage
facility and Merwin Willman said that is .correct.
Chairman .Andrews said his only concern has to do with .the
- distance of.the storage. facility from the mobile. home incase of
fire. _
Mary Marsh made a motion to recommend to City Council approval of
the;..proposed amendment to Section XI, Mobile Home Parks.,...-
Paragraph: B. 2.. g. Design- and Location of Storage Facilities .with
'the addition of the foilawing sentence: Storage facilities in
place as of the date of this Ordinance, not in compliance, may
remain until such time as the current occupant and owner of the
storage facility vacates the mobile home lot.
Ty Brisgill seconded the motion and the vote was unanimcus in
favor. Motion carried.
#6 C®i~7SIDER AMID AWAKE RECOl~E11TDA~ION: Michael Ratchman of 2620
Kline Circle Request to seed and maintain
-and put up a fens` across the empty lot next
to 2620 Kline Circle (R-2?
Michael Ratchman was at the meeting to represent this request.
Chairman Andrews told Michael Ratchman it was a very impressive
letter he had submitted for this request. -
Mary Marsh asked who's let it is and Steve Simonson replied it is
a City right-of-way.
Mary Marsh then stated she felt it should be the City's
responsibility to maintain it.
Among the things Mr. Ratchman stated in his letter were that
people drive .trucks over the lawn to dump gravel, motorbikes
drive through and teenagers hangout in the lot at night. Merwin
Willman commented he had driven out by the empty lot-and noticed
_it could use some. clean-up, but he-saw no signs of vehicle use.--_
_ ~ Merwin Willman then asked how ma~_ complaints the City- had. -
receiv~d about-the .lot and indic.ate~ that=it might-be _a liability
problem.. - - _
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Michael Ratchman then spoke, saying he had been maintaining the
lot. Mr. Ratchman also said he had -spoken with several of his
neighbors and they suggested the idea of taking a lease on the
lot for a given number of years. -
Ty Brisgill pointed out that if they put up fencing similar toy
that of the surrounding homeowners, people would not be able to
scale the fence, but there. would need to be access to the
easements, for example, to the telephone and cable easements. -
Merwin Willman commented if the City starts with one empty lot,
putting up a fence, there .are others throughout the City and it
would result in quite an expense.
- Michael Ratchman remarked he has been living next.to the lot for
three years and it has come to the point where he just wants"to
make it look nice.
Keith-Van Dine .asked if it would be possible for the neighbors to
donate the fence and then have the City maintain the lot.
- Ty Brisgill said` there would still be the problem with .having
access to the easements.
Mary Marsh stressed it is the City`s problem and asked what the
chances are of getting the Iot into shape.
Steve. Simonson informed Mrs. Marsh the Council. is looking for a
reccrzmcndaticn from Planning and Zoning.
Chuck Sharpe asked to speak at this time. Mr. Sharpe informed the
Commission Michael Ratchman had made a good request and he _
thought they should lock on it favorably. Mr. Sharpe also
mentioned that Bob Dietz maintains an empty lot in Deerhaven for
much the same reason.
Chairman Andrews noted there are lots of legalities involved and
hn is confident the City Staff can worJ~ something out. Mr,
Andrews also reiterated Steve Simonson's statement that Council
is looking for a recommendation.
Mary Marsh made a .motion to recommend to City Council' that the
empty lot next to 2620. Kline Circle, in the :Woodland Oaks
Subdivision, is the property of the City and therefore.the City's
responsibility. It should be brought up to :standards and
maintained adequately thereafter.
Merwin Willman seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous in
favor Motion carried . - - - - - - - _
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- -Steve Simonson informed Michael Ratchman the_Cty Staff will get - -
- - together with hi-m and work-on a solution to this problem. - _
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Mary Marsh asked Michael Ratchman if Woodland Oaks has a;
Homeowners' Association. Mr. Ratchman said yes they do. Mrs.
1~Iarsh then. suggested he bring this problem (specifically, thee..
teenagers hanging out on the lot at night) up to them and get.
them active and involved in helping to solve it.
#7 CONSIDER AND TAKE APPROPRIATE ACTION: Bob Andrews, West..
. County Drive Chairman, Guadalupe County Fund -
Request Permission to Place Fund Drive
,Thermometer in Front of Seguin Savings and-
. Loran for 60 Days in Months of September and
.October
Vice-Chairman Ty Brisgill took over for Chairman- Bob Andrews on
this particular agenda item.. - -
Joe Potempa made a motion to approve the request from Bob
Andrews, West County Drive Chairman, Guadalupe County United
- Fund, to place a fund drive."thermometer in front of Seguin
Savings and Loan for 64 days in the months of September and
October.
Mary Marsh seconded the motion and the vote was as follows:
AYES: T. Brisgill, K. Van Dine, M. Willman, M. Marsh. G. Vick
J. Potempa
NAYS: None
..ABSTENTIONS: B. Andrews
Motion carried.
#8 CONSIDER AND TAME APPR®PRIATE ACTION: Preliminary ,Plat
Approval Scenic Hills Phase II {PC 145-88)
Alan Lindskog of Dannenbaum Engineering was at the meeting to
represent this request.
Merwin Willman commented on the private streets. Mr. Willman
passed out to the Commission ccpies of the minutes. for the
rleeting of November 12, 1985. At this meeting an eYCeption was
granted permitting private streets; in Scenic Hills. However,
that portion of Scenic Hills is not in our City. limits. A
portion of the subdivision of Scenic I3ills Phase II, for which
preliminary. approval is being. requested tonight, is in our City
. limits and our ETJ and Mr. Willman pointed out our ordinance-says
no private streets are permitted in the City limits.
Steve .Simonson asked Alan Lindskog if the. County takes care .of
any of_the.streets.. Mr. Lindsk~g repIied__no they do not, at.the -
present time U.S.. Homes. is maintaining the streets, and will
eventually -turn that maintenance over- to the Homeowners'.
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Chairman Andrews asked how funds are being collected by the
Homeowners` Association to maintain the streets. Alan Lindskog
said there is monthly dues-and all property .owners are required
to belong.
Chairman Andrews asked if that requirement is in the deed
restr~.ctions and Alan Lindskog replied it is.
George Vick then asked if it is in the deed restrictions of the
existing homes or just in the deed restrictions of .the new ones
.being built. Alan Lindskog said he_was not sure, he .has not read
the deed restrictions on any of .the existing homes.
Merwin Willman commented the~main thing is the streets are being
constructed to City standards_ as they said they would be..
Chairman Andrews asked Steve Simonson if there is any Staff
input. Mr. Simonson brought up the following:,
1.. Will have to vacate and r.eplat Scenic Hi11s Model Home.Park.
2. There is some .question about the drainage across the
Firestone cul-de-sac onto Pebble Beach.
3. A one-foot non-access easement along Country Club Boulevard
is required.
4. Water Department wants to know if there is any thaught'of
looping the water system back into the City's.
In response to number 4, Alan Lindskog informed the Commission
negotiations are .underway far increased pumping facilities and
the ,:.ngineer has determined there is enough feed to the present
line.
Mary Marsh asked Steve Simonson if he needs answers to all the
questions now. Mr. Simonson said 'the Commission should determine
if there is enough information for. preliminary plat approval and
then all the questions would need 'to be answered before the final
plat is approved. Mr. Simonson said approval cf the private
streets would set a precedence. _
Alan Lindskog commented there would be a note included on the
final plat giving the City and County permission to.enter when
necessary.
Merwin Willman stressed the need- to make everyone on the
Commission aware that they are approving private streets.
Merwin 6t?illman- also mentioned that. in .the-ir letter -Dannenbaum
Engineering is requesting the rezoning of some-property f rom _ _
- Gener-al Business to R-5B. - - -
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Chairman Andrews listed several things which need to be addressed.:.
before final plat approval:
1. vacate and replat cf Scenic Hills Model Home Park
2. one-foot non-access easement along Country Club Boulevard
3. possible public hearing
possible rezoning
Alan Lindskog questioned Steve Simonson on the problem with the..
drainage across the Firestone cul-de-sac onto Pebble -Beach and
Mr. Simonson said he would go back to the City Engineer, and have
him check it over again.
Chairman Andrews concluded that the 'Commission needs lots of
Staff informatien before final plat approval could be considered.
Mary Marsh made a motion to approve the preliminary -plat for
Scenic Hills, Phase II with the following items noted for
carrectien or consideration:
1. Vacate and replat Scenic HiI1s Model Home Park.
2. Place one-foot non-access easement along Country Club Blvd.
3. Review drainage across the Firestone cul-de-sac ontc Pebble
Beach.
4. Review current zoning along golf course which may require a
public hearing to change from General Business to R-5B.
5. Review water distribution system as Ncrthcliffe now has a
single lire for water source. Consider pcssibie loop system
at FM 1103.
Keith Van Dine seconded the motion and the .vote was unanimous in
favor. Motion carried.
#9 C®1~?SIT.~ER Al'1?:2 I~iKE REC~MNdE~?DATIQ~T: Letter from Charles B.
Sharpe, dated 7-26-88, Recommending Proposed
Connection of Fawn Drive and Antler Drive with
a Turn-Around Street tR-1?
Chuck Sharpe was at the meeting to represent this request..
Chairman Andrews :informed the Commission this item had been
tabled two sessions ago.
Chairman Andrews also asked if there was any Staff input.. Steve
Simonson infcrmed him there. was not.
_ At this .time Bob Dietz asked to speak. Mr. Dietz reminded the -
= C-ommissiori that.. the last - t-ime th-is -item was- on the agenda., a
- - motion to approve it died for` lack of a second because the
- Commission wanted to know the feelings of the majority o-f the--
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homeowners. in Deerhaven. Mr. Dietz presented Chairman Andrews
with a petition signed by 8.2 homeowners in the. Deerhaven
- Subdivision giving their approval -of the request in Chuck
Sharpe's letter. Mr. Di~t.z said this represents approximately
920. of the. homeowners in Deerhaven.
Mary- Marsh asked for some information on the history of the
streets in Deerhaven. Steve Siinorison told her they were put in
by the developer and the City-maintains them. Mary Marsh said,
in other words, the streets were."grandfathered" when Deerhaven
was brought into the Schertz City limits.
Steve Simonson. said that is correct and that any .additional
streets would have: to"meet City standards.
Chuck-.Sharpe pointed out hi letter is not addressing any
changing of the streets.. The purpose of his letter is to change
the City Master .Plan to show Fawn and_Antler connected.
There was some discussion on the history of the streets in
Deerhaven, on how the City Council elected to call them
"suburban" atreets, and on how they were not widened at the
wishes of the homeowners.
Bob Dietz reminded the Commission they.. are not asking for the
streets to be brought up to City standards, what they want is to
make it difficult for the developer west of them so he won't
wring a street through from the Schertz Parkway.
George Vick commented they are asking the City to build a street
not in conformance with the Ordinance.
Chuck Sharpe stressed once again they are rot asking for a
street, only a change to the Master Plan to show Antler and Fawn
connected.
Merwin Willman remarked it will not solve the current problem. -
Joe Potempa asked, if the Commission approves the request and it
goes into the Master Plan, can a developer request a change to
the Master Plan. Chairman Andreas answered yes.
George.Vick.commented this is redundant.
Mary Mardi commented this is planning.
Merwin Willman asked if it would be out of -order to ask that the
.petition be verified. ~ -
Chairman Andrews-_ said the Commission has never relied on .a
petition before and; iri his_opinion, should not =base. their -
- decision on a petition. - - - j
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Mary Marsh made a motion to recommend to City Council approval of
a change in the City Master Plan to show Antler Drive and Fawn
Drive connected. Merwin Willman seconded the motion and the vote."
was as follows: -
AYES: B. Andrews, K. Van Dine, M. Willman, M. Marsh, G. Vick,
J. Potempa
NAYS: T. Brisgill
ABSTENTIONS: None
Motion carried.
#IU CONSIDER A11TD MAKE RECOMMEI~TDATION: Proposed Change of
Schertz Modular Park from a Mobile Home Park
to a Mobile Home Subdivision- -
Don Decker of Bain McCrary Bain Engineering was at the meeting to
represent this request..
Chairman Andrews asked for any Staff input. Steve Simonson said
they need°a 50` right-of-way; not' 3.0', in the egress; a 24'
country road would. be acceptable to the City; interior streets `
would have to be .private; a small part of Wise Lane is outside
the City limits; any decision an the consideration of right-of-
way would have to be handled in consultation with City Council.
Merwin Willman informed the Commission that in a subdivision, the
streets are dedicated streets. Mr. b~Tillman further stated that
in the Mobile Hame Ordinance where it refers to Mobile Home
Subdivisions, reference is made back tc every item except one -
traffic circulation. The streets must meet the standards in the
S~abdivision Ordinance.
Mary Marsh asked if~ Windy Meadc~•. meets the standards cf the
Subdivision Ordinance and Merwin Willman reminded her that Windy.
Meadow is a Mobile Home Park rot a Mobile Home Subdivision.
Chairman Andrews- cammented he agrees with Dan Decker on -
everything except the streets. Mr. Andrews said he ,cannot accept
that the residents would be paying City taxe s for private
streets.
Ken Greenwald. remarked that 5-10 years from now the residents
will be demanding to know why the City is not repairing their
streets.
Merwin Willman made a motion to disapprove the request to change
Schertz Modular Park from a Mobile Home. Park to a Mobile Home
Subdivision until the.- streets meet the standards of the -
_Subdivision Ordinance. Keith Van Dine seconded the mfltion. - - -
Thers was mare discussion before the vote-was taken.
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Ty Brisgill wondered if the Commission makes that recommendation,
do. they lock Mr. Decker into use of the property as a
subdivision.- It was agreed this recommendation would not
landlock Mr. Decker.
Mary Marsh acknowledged she has trouble rationalizing this
recommendation, especially since they just finished the-
. discussion with the. ....residents in Deerhaven regarding their
"suburban" streets...
Chairman Andrews pointed out-the Deerhaven Subdivision is 23
years old, the streets were built that way"before it was annexed
into the City - Mr. Decker's proposal deals with a new project
in the City.
Joe Potempa :asked if there shouldn't be some kind of a warning..,. -
system for the flood: problem which exists in the Schertz Modular
Park.:
Steve :Simonson informed Mr. Potempa that Don Decker has said he .
will meek all''the requirements of a flood warning system and will
bring the water up to City standards, the only problem is with
the streets.
At this time the vote was taken and the disapproval of the
request was 'unanimous.
Chairman Andrews informed Don Decker he has the right to appeal
through City Council and. the Board of Adjustment.
#li G~~TERAL I)ISCIISSIO~
Ty Brisgill hrought up the following:
(1) Is there going to be any landscaping at City Hall? (Ken
Greenwald .said it is im the budget.)
(2) There is still dirt in the ditch at Dimrocl~ in Woodland Oaks. -
(Steve Simonson said the City had .tried clean it cut, but they
need a dry period so their equipment will not sink into the
g round . )
(3) Would like to have some kind of written confirmation -from the
City Attorney about what the Commission can do as far as
requested exceptions to the Zoning Ordinance.- (Steve Simonson-
said the :Zoning Ordinance is.law passed by City Council and must
be administered by.City Council,. that.: is why .the Commission makes
it's recommendations to City Council. Chairman-Andrews said the
City Attorney had explained to him that Zoning .Ordinances are
- _ - -enacted laws by eaected- aff icials of the City a-nd only - el-ected_
_ officials,- not- an appointed body,can make a change-to those
laws. ) _Ty _ Brisgill asked if this.. applies only.- to the- -Zoning - _ -
- Ordinance and was informed that is correct. - - - -
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(4) Inquired if Steve Simonson had asked Jerry Graham, Street's &
Parks Superintendent, about the rusted-out barbeque grill at. the
City Park. (Steve Simonson said-.he had not had a chance to check.`...
on it yet.) -
{5) Asked if Steve Simonson had checked on Woodland Oaks Drive in
Greenshire Oaks, down by the bridge going toward the model home, _
where the road had been patched and is starting to crack. (Mr.
Simonson said they have gone back to the engineer --the road has
not been accepted by the City.)
Merwin Willman brought up the following:
(1) Four of the.Commissianer`s terms expire October 1st: Ty
Brisgill, George Vick, Keith Van Dine and Mervin Willman.
(2) Need some striping up to the Stop Sigri at - the low water
crossing on .Aviation. (Jerr,y Graham said they have considered.. it'
~.l.~eady, but will have to come before City Council to get
permission to make it a "No Passing" _ zone and ,they also need to
get together with. Universal City. to make.. sure it does not`
interfere with their traffic flow.)
(3) Need some procedure whereby the Commission is notified of
City Council acticn an any Commission recommendations. (An FYI
attachment to the agenda was suggested. Steve Simonson said he
will work out some method of ]seeping the Commission informed.)
George Vick brought up the following:
(1) The street striping laclrs great.
(2 ) Someone is putting up a mobile home on FM 1518 across Pram
~~rindy Meadoc• Mobile Home Park. (Stc~~e Simcnscn said he would
check into it.)
(3) Noticed the road under the FM 78 railroad bridge is not
opened yet.
Joe Potempa asked what the railroad is laying now and Steve
Simonson replied it is telephone cable. Mr. Simonson also
infcrmed the Commission Southern Pacific has been sold and the_
engineer from there that the City was dealing with`. has retired.
Joe Potempa also asked if a letter had been sent to the Railroad:
Commission asking them to attend the .City Council workshop on
September 28th. Steve Simonson said it had been sent, but as of:
yet, there was no answer 'from them.
Keith Van Dine. brought up the following: - - _ -
- _ {1)_Asked if Steve Simonson had ever checked on the mobile home
- ~ being located -off -Pfeil Road up on a hillside. (Steve Simonson
- said the people obtained all their- permits.)
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(2) Wondered' how thick the steel on the new water tower is
because of deer hunting season coming up.
(3) Received a nasty letter from a veterinarian in San Antonio
about the Commission's consideration of allowing MediPure to
locate in Schertz.
(3)--What are. they going to do about all the dirt piled up by the
new water tower? (Steve Simonson said after the City finishes
it`s work, the dirt will be spread out evenly around the tower.) j
(4) There are now four reflectors installed to warn people where
the road in front of his property is being eaten away - is the
City, going to fix the read? (Steve Simonson said funds for
repairing.. the road :are in next year's budget..) -
Mary Marsh asked if registration had been sent in for the
upcoming APA conference- and if the room reservations had been
made. -She was informed both things- had been accomplished.
Chairman Andrews reminded the Ccmmissicn to be sure and lea him
know"if anyone already registered is not going. to be able to
attend.
Ken Greenwald informed the Commission that the request from Mark
Vaughan for a 10' setback exception at 1504 Oak Tree Circle in
Greenshire Oaks had been approved by City Council.
Ken Greenwald also asked that travel vouchers be included in t):e
Commission`s next package so they have them ~o fill out for their
convention expenses.
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Chairman Andrews adjourned the meeting at 9:00 P.M.
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