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• • Minutes, Planning and Zoning Commission December 1, 1980 • Page 2 Grant's motion died for lack of a second. Springall asked if Colbert had any plans to show the Commission or some pro- posal he was considering? Colbert stated he had none at this time; however, he felt confident his agent would line up something in a very short time because he had been able in the past to work up some very good retail centers. Motion was made by Springall to give Mr. Colbert a letter of intent from Planning & Zoning to consider a project for this area. The motion died for lack of a second. Motion was made by Blackwell to recommend to the City Council the request for re-zoning of Outlot 449 be denied, seconded by Springall. The motion carried, 3 ayes and 1 nay. Ayes: Springall, Blackwell, Muston Nays: Grant 5. The Planning and Zoning Commission considered a request by F. Carrington Weems to permanently re-zone 2.8818 acres of Tidewood Subdivision, 420 feet north of McCabe Road in the William P. Harris Survey A-30. Mr. Weems was not present. Springall spoke in opposition to the request, since the prop- erty directly across the street is being developed for 150 apartments and this request is for 90 apartments, he was • afraid problems would develop that the City couldn't handle. Discussion followed. Planning & Zoning reviewed the materials provided concerning this property, including Ordinance 780NN providing temporary re-zoning. Motion was made by Blackwell for Planning & Zoning to recommend to City Council a permanent re-zoning of the Weems property to "District C - Apartment and Commercial District." Seconded by Grant. The motion carried, 4 ayes and 0 nays. Ayes: Springall, Blackwell, Muston, Grant Nays: None 6. Mr. Donald Ford appeared before Planning & Zoning to request the re-zoning back to its original status parts of Outlots 339, 340, 320, 321. These outlots are in the Lomax addition and the request is to rezone from Residential to Commercial, as they were prior to consolidation. Ford presented plans for the property, showing a shop similar to Brashear Manu- facturing on the adjacent property, and there is a fifty foot pipeline at the rear of this property to act as a buffer bet- ween this property and the residential subdivision. Motion was made by Springall, seconded by Grant, to recommend to City Council that this property be rezoned to Commercial. The motion carried, 4 ayes and 0 nays. Ayes: Springall, Grant, Blackwell, Muston • Nays: None