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MINUTES <br />PLANNING COMMISSION <br />JUNE 12, 2003 <br />REZONING — <br />5 EAST <br />COUNTY <br />ROAD B — <br />LEE & LEE <br />ENTERPRISES <br />PRELIMINARY <br />& FINAL PLAT - <br />INMAN <br />ADDITION <br />Knudsen recommended approval of the Conditional Use Permit allowing <br />the sale of fireworks from a tent in the Market Place Shopping Center <br />parking lot as requested by FW Shreveport subject to compliance with the <br />recommendations of the City Planner and the Fire Chief, conditioned that <br />a fireworks sales license remain in place each year in conjunction with the <br />Conditional Use Permit, subject to all signage for the fireworks sales be <br />attached to the tent itself, and subject to future relocation of the tent in <br />response to any parking concerns that may arise. <br />Motion seconded by Wojcik. <br />Motion carried 4 to 3. Keis, Knudsen, Barraclough, Wojcik voted in <br />favor. Duray, Royoraft, Weihe voted against. <br />The Commission reviewed the request of Lee & Lee Enterprises for the <br />rezoning of their property located at 5 East County Road B from Business - <br />Warehouse (B -w) to General Business (B -3). The City Planner indicated <br />that the rezoning request is consistent with the land use plan and the <br />Comprehensive Plan, and is appropriate given the surrounding land uses. <br />There was no one from the general public present wishing to comment on <br />this natter. <br />Knudsen recommended approval of the rezoning of 5 East County Road B <br />from Business - Warehouse (B -W) to General Business (B -3). <br />Motion seconded by Wojcik. <br />Motion carried 7 — 0. <br />Mr. Ed Inman, 785 LaBore Road, requested that the Commission approve <br />a preliminary and final plat for the Inman Addition so that he can develop <br />two single- family lots. Mr. Inman reported that his daughters would like <br />to build homes on these lots. Access to these lots would be via the <br />development of Allan Avenue extending from the intersection of <br />Greenbrier Street. <br />Keis asked how the road improvement would be paid for. Inman indicated <br />that the road would be improved privately. The Planner indicated that Mr. <br />Inman would pay for the construction of the street. The street would be <br />put in privately, but would become a public City street. Given that the <br />road improvement is being done privately, there would be no assessment <br />for this improvement. The Planner indicated that he was not sure what <br />4 <br />