12-18-1984 Council Agenda - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

MINUTES Planning Commission Dec. 6, 1984 Larry Lee Rezoning Request Mr. Jack Welsh, representing Larry Lee, appeared before the Commission requesting a rezoning of the property bordered by the Water Works, South Owasso, Yorkton Industrial Park and residential property from R -1 to Light Industrial. Mr. Welsh reported that there would be some trading of property involved and described this to the Commission. Welsh reported that the property consists of 22 acres and they are proposing three office warehouse facilities of 32,000 square .feet each and two warehouses of 79,800 square feet each. The site coverage for the buildings would be 26.7 %. There is 16% green area proposed and 57 1/2% of the area would be taken up with parking and paved area. Welsh reported that the site drops 27 feet in grade from the highest point to the lowest. Mr. Welsh reported that the site borders a residential area of which some of the property owners have indicated that they would like their property rezoned. Mr. DeLonais asked about the road plan for the area. Mr. Welsh replied that the area would be serviced by a cul —de —sac with traffic flow around each of the buildings. Also, there is a 57 foot easement to Conduit Street that would he left green area. Mr. Zoch reported to the Commission that the trading of property, which would involve his property, has not been settled. Zoch also commented that he was against the easement to Conduit Street remaining. Mr. Zoch commented that if the Larry Lee rezoning is approved he would like his property rezoned to commercial. Mr. Lackenmeyer, of Burke Lane, appeared before the Commission and stated that the Burke Lane residents were againstthe rezoning. Another Burke Lane resident commented that they bought their property believing the area would remain residential, otherwise, they would never have bought the property. Mr. Lackenmeyer stated that the rezoning would hurt the Burke Lane property values and commented that if the rezoning were approved, no hank would underwrite a loan on the Burke Lane homes. Mrs. Timmons thought the only solution might be for some sort of multiple housing on the Larry Lee site. Timmons felt that the area should develop with some sort of residential use. Mr. Costa asked about the feelings for the Fasciana property. Mr. Lackenmeyer stated that the Fasciana's would like their property rezoned commercial if the Larry Lee rezoning is approved. Mr. DeLonais asked the resident's feelings if a buffer zone were in place. A