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(Question) <br />Fred Beck, 307 S Iowa St, La Porte Texas <br />Question: Asked the commission for clarification on if Mr. Shafaii is able to apply for <br />a rezoning of an area that he currently doesn’t own. Specifically the railroad’s right- <br />of-way. Also asked about the closure of an alleyway by the city. <br />Raised concern that the applicant won’t adhere to the building plan set forth and <br />could build whatever other structure desired as long as it fits the qualifications of R- <br />2. Suggested a rezoning to PUD instead so the City would have more involvement. <br /> <br />(Against) <br />Philip Hoot, Resides at 927 Seabreeze Ave, La Porte Texas, Owns property at 301 S <br />Iowa, La Porte Texas <br />Against: Requested advice from attorney that requested the denial for the zoning <br />change on the grounds that it shows characteristics of spot zoning, which is against <br />the law. <br /> <br />Buford Lloyd Crowel, 300 Block Kansas St <br />Voiced an “against” because he wants to keep the community the way it is. Based off <br />of concern that the developer would achieve the rezone but wouldn’t follow through <br />with the actual building plan. Also concerned about flooding in the area, especially <br />with the increase of concrete in the area. <br />Buford returns to the podium to further support his point that drainage for this <br />development would be an issue. <br /> <br />Brian Cook, 401 S Utah, La Porte Texas <br />Voiced an “against” citing concern for spot zoning and the development that would <br />benefit from the zone change not conforming to the nature of the area. <br /> <br />Mike Shanahan, no address given <br />There was more of a concern that the citizens of La Porte weren’t properly informed <br />of the proposition for a zone change. <br /> <br />Brandon Kneffer, 3003 S Broadway, La Porte Texas <br />Opposes the zoning change due to the adverse effects of construction in the area <br />c.Question and Answer <br />Commissioner Smith questions Mr. Ian Clowes and Assistant City Attorney Mr. Clark <br />Askins if this zone change, if approved, would be considered spot zoning. Mr. Askins’ <br /> <br />