HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978.10.19_Planning Commission MinutesMEMBERS PRESENT
C. Carr
J. Dean
L. George
A. Lambert
OWASSO PLANNING COMMISSION
MINUTES
of a Regular Session
Thursday, October 19, 1978, 7:30 p.m.
MEMBERS ABSENT
R. Barsi
STAFF PRESENT OTHERS 'PRESENT
S. Carr J.
L. Haralson,
Co
Haralson
L.
Cook
M.
Cook
Q
Palmer
C.
Beaver
E.
Johnson
B.
Randolph
J.
Lambert
I & 2. Chairman Dean called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m., called the
roll and declared a quorum present. Dean welcomed the newest Com-
missioner Len George to the Owasso Planning Commissicn,
3. After review of the Minutes of the October 17, 1978 Special Meeting
of the Owasso Planning Commission, the chair entertained a motion
for approval of the Minutes as written. Carr so moved and Lambert
seconded the motion,
For C. Carr, Lambert and Dean,
Against: None,
Abstain: George
Motion passed 3-0, with ontabs stmt ion,
4. PUBLIC HEARING
OZ 39 Robert Randolh- - located generally at the east end of 2nd St.,
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north of the Owasso School System Bus; barn;
request to rezone from AG (agricultural) to
RM-2 (multi-family residential).
Chairmnn Dean asked S. Carr, to present the case report on UZ-39,
Once presented Chairman Dean asked if the re was anyone present wish-,
ing to speak for or against the proposed zoning amendment. Several
persons spoke against the proposed zoning due to concern for addition-
al loading of school. facilities and traffic on 2nd St Those
speaking against the proposal included: J. L. Haralson, C. Haralson,
L. Cook., M, Cook, C. Palmer, C. Beaver and E. Johnson.
Persons speaking for the proposed zoning included R. Randolph and K
Lambert. Randolph presented a sketch depicting the proposed develop-
ment for the site� General discussion followed,
Se Carr indicated that questions relating to physical development
problems of the site would be dealt with through the preparation
of a subdivision plat and a site development plan.. These require-
ments for any RM zoning must be reviewed and approved by the
Planning Commission prior to the issuance of a building permit,
Chairman Dean, asked for the Staff recommendation which was given
as follows:
The proposed multi - family use for the subject trace conforms
to the goals and objectives of the 1969 hand Use Plan which
designates multi- family residential for the subject tract.
The Owasso Comprehensive :flan 1978-2000 recommends medium-
intensity (RD to RNQ) residential development for the area.
The requested zoning is for high intensity (RM-2) residential
development. The current zoning pattern is indicated can the
attached zoning map. Multi.- family (RM -1) zoning borders the
subject tract to the west and south, with single family housings
schools and a school bus barn and storage yard found in these
areas, Single family (RS -8) zoning and uses border the tract
to the north and immediate ease Medium and high intensity
zoning and uses are found further south and to the east:; in
the Owasso Central Business District and along Forrest Drive
(west of the Mingo Valley Expressway),
The Staff recommends RM- 1 multi- family resident.ia:l, a :towers_
intensity ;coning for the subject property t;` %zEan the requested
CL.Nl-2 zoning. Such zoning is consistent with they plan and
would reinforce the established medium intensity zoning pattern
between the single family residential z on:i ng to the north and
higher intensity zoning and €...ases to the south,,
In summary Staff recommends a RM. -1 multi-family residential,
zoning for t..:'h.e object tract, a modification ion of the R.M -2
request.
Dean asked if there were a motion
moved that 01 -39 be approved for
seconded the motion,,
For Lambert, C, Carr and Dian
Against; bone.
/abstain: George
Motion pa a sect 3-0 with one a st en.t. ;j £an
regarding 0,'..39 request, Lamine:trt
rezoning from AG to RM- l_, C. Carr
The public hearing can OZ -39 before the City Council was noted as
being Tuesday, November 7, 1978, 7:30 p= at the Owasso City WE
Staff indicated he would call attendees and confirm the time (7 :30 p.m.).
5 Staff indicated the response to the local advertisement for Owasso
Planning Commission members had drawn several phone calls and two
written requests.
6. General discussion began regarding questions raised by members of
the public regarding existing commercial and multi -fam�,1y zoning
gin. the community, and existing and future development pressures on
Owasso
70 Lambert moved for adjournment and Carr seconded the motion
For: Lambert, Carr, Dean and George,
Against: done
Motion passed 4 -0,
The meeting was adjourned at 9-15 p.m. � � 'ol
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