May 10, 2017 Planning and Zoning Commission on 2017-05-10 6:30 PM

Good evening and welcome to the City of Denton Planning and Zoning Commission meeting for May the 10th, 2017. This meeting has been duly posted and we do have a quorum present. And at this time I'm going to open our work session. And I guess we're going to close our work session and go on to our regular meeting, correct? So we're going to close our work session and we're going to handle all of our items tonight in regular session instead of any items being done in work session. So I'll go through the announcement again. We're now moving on in our agenda to our formal planning and zoning meeting for May the 10th, 2017. This meeting has also been duly posted and we have a quorum present. And I will call us to order at 632 and we will stand to give the pledge to the U.S. and the Texas flag. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. I pledge allegiance to the Texas flag and pledge allegiance to the Texas one state under God, one indivisible. We will move us to our next item this evening, which will be to consider approval of our P&Z minutes for April the 26th. Commissioner Taylor. I move we approve our minutes for April 26th. Commissioner Roselle. Second. Okay. We have a first and second for approval. Any discussion? Seeing none, I'll call for a vote on the board. Motion carries six to zero. That will move us to our consent agenda. Commissioner Beck. Thank you, Chair. I do have one question about the item A, PP17-004. Is there someone here to address that or is Hayley going to do that? Just a quick question. I've noticed that these are small lots on the front anyway. They're not 35 feet, I think. So are these single family zero lot lines or are these town homes? I haven't seen exact plans for the neighborhood, but my understanding is that it would be attached single family, so something similar to town homes. Okay. Okay. That's what I was thinking. Just wanted to get some clarification. Thank you. Commissioner Ellis. Thank you, Chair. Hayley, on this same one, and this is just a typo thing, I think, the number six is missing on what should be lot six, a block 22. I'm assuming that that should be six, because I don't see a six, but there's nothing on that particular lot. Oh, okay. I will make a note of that, though. Okay. Thanks. Any other questions on the consent agenda? Commissioner Batt. I move to approve the consent agenda. Okay. Chair will second. Any further discussion on the consent agenda? Seeing none, I'll call for a vote on the board. Motion carries six to zero. That will move us to our public hearing section this evening, and at this time, I'm going to open the public hearing for item FR17-0006, and I will call on Hayley Zerchie for presentation, please. All right. So, this is a replat of what was formerly lot two, block 22 of Carroll Park addition. The property is located on Westway Street, and their intent is to split this one commercial lot into two lots, and I can try to answer any questions. Commissioner Batt. Can you get over there quick enough? Thank you, Chair. Just, again, curious, do we know what the intentions are, what they want to build there? Is this? My question is the lot is currently developed with a commercial duplex of sorts with two medical or dental offices in it, and this was just to formally split the ownership of the building and the lot itself between the two offices. Thank you. Commissioner Rossell. Just for clarification, I think we've discussed this before . I think I've asked this question before. The reason this is a public hearing for a replat is it's a commercial development, residential goes to the consent agenda, or why is it the final replat for the public hearing? I believe replats are all public hearing items. When it's a residential replat, the notification process is different, but all replats come through the public hearing process. Gotcha. Okay. Any other questions for staff? Thank you, Amy. This is a public hearing. If there's anyone here that would like to speak on this item, please come forward at this time. Seeing none, we'll close the public hearing and open the floor for discussion or a motion. Commissioner Beck. I move to approve FR17-00-06. Okay. Commissioner Rossell. I second. Okay. We have a first and a second for approval. Any discussion? Seeing none, we'll call for a vote on board. Motion carries six to zero. That will move us to our project matrix, and then we will have one other item that's going to be added on at the end of the agenda here. Okay. Are there any items that you guys want to request for the matrix? Okay. Thanks. Okay. I think we have one final but most important piece of business for us this evening. We have a certificate of appreciation for our well-esteemed council, Commissioner, soon-to-be council member, Mr. Gerard Hutzman. We want to thank you for your service and recognition of your service and contributions and dedication to the City of Denton Planning and Zoning Commission, given this 10th day of May 2017. Just remember us small people when you get up there. Just native people. Thanks for your service and best wishes on moving up to council. Yes, sir. Here. Go ahead. Okay. There will be cake in the break room following the meeting. I have a request to -- Sure, Commissioner Hutzman. Thank you, Chair. Too many people pointing. It's hard to keep it up. Thank you all very much. I do and will -- first, I do appreciate this team that we have and the different dynamics. It's a very well put together team. It's outstanding. I'll miss working with you guys and gals and appreciate all the insight, learned a ton. Devin, I need to get your phone number. I need you to text me the answers. All right. Thank you. Anybody else? Okay. Commissioner Hutzman, thank you for your service. I appreciate it. You bet. Let's go eat some cake. So at this time, at 640, we're going to have a quick break. We're going to have a quick break. We're going to have a quick break. We're going to have a quick break. We're going to have a quick break. We're going to have a quick break. We're going to have a quick break. We're going to have a quick break. We're going to have a quick break. At 640, I will close our meeting. Thank you, everyone.