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Home My WebLink About1979.01.18_Planning Commission MinutesOWASSO PLANNING C01PHISSION MINUTES of as Regular Session Thursday, January 18, 1979, 7:30 p= MEMBERS k1EMBERS" STAFF OTHERS PRESENT ABSENT PRESENT PRESENT Q. C a Ir r , I . '5 e I, S C a John Simmon L. George R. Barsi Steven Clark A. Lambert Robert Lane Jeanie Stephens Phillip Stephens Pat Fouquet Doyle Fouquet Vickie Gallagher Ralph Parker Billie Emer Paul Edwards Bland Pittman L.inda Petros LA A. Lambert called the meeting to order at 7:28 p.m., called the roll and Z declared a quorum present, Noting the absence of J. Dean that A. Lambert be designated is fully staffed with new com For: C. Carr, George Against: none Abstention: A. Lambert Motion carried 2-1. and his planned resignation, C. Carr motioned the Acting Chairman until such time the O.P.C. uissioners L. George seconded the motion. & The Staff explained that since J. can had not formally submitted a letter of resignation to the City Council, a vacancy on the O.P.C. did not actually exist and that no new O.P.C. members could be installed. L. George made a motion that a recommendation be forwarded to the Owasso City Council re- questing the Council to: first, appoint a new Owasso Planning Commissioner to replace the current O.P.C. member, no Barsi, according to Article X, Absence of Members, Owasso P.C. By-Laws; and second, to appoint an Owasso Planning Commissioner to replace John Dean once the City Council is assured of his resignation, which has been given verbally. C. Carr seconded the motion. For: C. Carr, George, Lambert Against; none Motion passed 3-0. MINOR= 5® OLS-11 Bland Pittman 2014) - Generally at the SE/c of 115th East Ave. and N. 7th St. (83rd St. N.) S. Garr stated the conditions of conditions of the area B. Pitu that all remaining parcels would motioned for approval of OLS-11 , Fors C. Carr, George, Lambert:. Against: none Motion passed 3-0 the request nan spoke on comply with L. George s ZONING PUBLIC HEARING and described the existing behalf of the request stating zoning requirements. Q Carr econded the request. 4, OZ 41e Bland P ttr,an (2q 4) - Generally at E/ a c of .15th E. Ave. and . ,...m...�.,.,,a�..�.,, & 7th St. (83rd St. N .) ; from I L (Industrial) to � JRl. <k- .J. (Multifamily Residential) The chair asked for presentation of the case, Staf f read the Case report. Acting Chairman Lambert asked for anyone wishing to speak for or against the request to do soy B Pit:tman, spoke for the request indicating that the request was actually for 4a down zoning of the property, He indicated the costs of constructing a bridge across the industrial cul-de-sac pro- hibited the subject parcel, Rom being de elo dd industrial. Ralph Parker, 1008 N. Kea.ol., slope regarding the request of GZ-41 and indicated that., the ThreeLakes Property Owner s Association, Incorporated mated ('t"l.,POA) had been told that the potential density of itM 1 was 23 dwelling units and more per acres, eased on that density factor the T.L.P.O.AG Inc. had asked that the attached petition ( see Exhibit A for OZ-41) be submitted in protest. However upon finding that the maximum allowable densities were at the greatest 18.15 d.u.'s /acre, the second petition (see Exhibit B, Z-41) was submitted asking for a continuance of OZ-41. J. Stephens, 1003 E. 10th Pl., also spoke against the proposed zoning based on the information presented to the `1LPO& After further discussion between the public, staff and Commissioners regarding the status of existing developmeht and zoning, and allowable densities by zoning category, the Chair entertained a motion. L. George recommended approval of OZ -41, C. Carr seconded the motion. Fort George, C. Carr, Lambert Against: none Motion passed 3-0. Staff noted that OZ-41 would be forwarded to the Owasso City Council along with the case report, recommendation of the OW. C. and staff where public hearing would again be held on the ratter and public comments would be accepted® The date of the public hearing would be February 6, 1979, 7:00 p.m. 7® OZ-43 B. Fithian (2914) - Generally at the NW/c of 86th St. N. and - -- 129th E. Ave.; from RS -1, FS -2g OL and Rt -1 to AG, RS -3, R1 -1 and OL S. Carr presented the case report at the request of the Chairman. Bo Pittman spoke on behalf of the request and discussed the requested rezoning in relation to overall development plans for the E/2 of Section 20, T -21 -N, P- I4-B4 Staff recommendation was requested by the Chair which was read as given in the case report. (See Exhibit A for OZ-43). Commissioner George asked the reasoning for staff recommending -3 for the RS-1 and RS -2 parcels of the area of the Greenwood hills plat, Staff indicated first that RS-1, RS -2 and RS -3 zoning request would all be in compliance with the Comprehensive Plan; second, that the requested zoning of Greenwood Hills parcels was one of three strategies that the developer could have pursued in attempting to bring Phase I of their development; plans into compliance with Corminnf.t y standards and third, that should the Greenwood 'Hills parcels rerraia :r. as RS-1 ara.;:d RS -2, then the net effect of she rezoning request woaa.:dd be to reduce the orrerail densities presently allowable on the subject area and fourth, that requested rezoning patterns would generally relate more to the physical features of the land, Boyle Fouquet, d 002 E. l..dlth Ct, , indicated his Opposition to changing the : S -1 and RS-2 parcels to RS-3 zoning, indicating that Owasso needed a verity of housing and :dot:: sizes as allowed r d by RS-1 and S -2 Districts, General discussion followed, The Chair askew`( for any other new comments for or against. There being no other comments, the Chair entertained a motion George made as motion to accept, staff °r ecorlrmendat o-n, t o approve a modification. of OZ-43 that would zone parcel_ 10 as RS -3 and the other parcels as described in the request, Co Carr seconded the motion. For: George, C, Carr,, Lambert Against: none Mot:.don passed 3 -0. It was noted that O2-43 would be forwarded to they City Council. on February 6, 197V V OZ-42 Nasal Edwards (14)-Generally at the SEA of 8 th t . N. :and � �� Grace St., from C (office) to CS (commercial) SITE PIAN REVIEW 9. Proposed BuildiDg Site P -R. I Apwry-Gonerally at the SE/c of 86th Si. N. and N. Gum St. (See OZ-42) Sufli subwatud rhe , discussion, C. Carr x submitted to the ON date. George secoad, i For, C. Carr, Georg,, AXminsr: none Motto" paqscd 3-0, }o7 ,1 _ and aned Cho deGicie"cies. After general oned that a final and complete site plan be for Ks consideraiion Pad approval aL a later Jle UkAicra' and Lawheri SKU405LON PIAT REVAKU 10. Plensanr View Estacps P prral-Imuez"lly k MUO NO: & 1790 E. Ave. on LK S�Ovh S — 960h Ave. ro-i PrAlminlry plat revipa, Kaff presented the Drurimioary plat and ALaff wommews. C. Carr motioned that Pumminsioners —awed the plat mud recommended that Hraff comments plus the des -0 h1h soLl percoLation informaKun, submitted to Ve Tuina Coun, catch w1rh the projiminary plat a condition of Final Plan Approval of UUT. Guorge seconded motion, For: C, Carr, George, Lumben. Against; none Motion passed 1-0, 1I. The C)wasso Comprulmnuive Plan 19/8-2000 was unced as being typed in final form for publication and final work on rho plan maps was being completed for print 0g, Alvo, a large woll nearing completion for display in Owasso Counuilopmbers, Regarding the CIP and Housing Code Study the following was stated, 12. The project surveys of department he was noted as being 80% com-- plete and that the city financial histoxy and fiscal capacity analysi,; was currently underway. The Housing Cod I e survey was complete and analy -- sis of surveyed community housing codes was complete. Three model. codes were being copied to be node available to the Commissioners for their review. It was indicated that a special meeting would likely be called in two to three weeks to review study findings to date. 13. There being no now or general business to discuss, George motioned for & 14. adjournment, Carr seconded the motion, For: George, Carr, Lambert Against: none lotion ' d 3-0 and the meeting adjourned at 10:30 p.m, U1 <az� t ail tt� it1J 1� .E? i� ai) i_i �, L;t)It�9 %t t -L OR r r f S r ,r ) y r�1 5C L r 1 3-f.Y 1 S l on