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• • <br />Page 3 of 4 <br />Planning & Zoning Commission <br />Minutes of November 2, 1995 <br />4. Utilities be located underground as opposed to overhead. <br />The motion was seconded by Eugene Edmonds. All were in favor and the motion <br />passed. <br />IV. CONSIDER THE FINAL PLAT OF THE FAIRMONT PARK EAST <br />CONIlVIERCIAL SUBDIVISION #2, A MINOR SUBDIVISION LOCATED IN THE <br />10700 BLOCK OF FAIRMONT PARKWAY. <br />Mr. Lewis reported that the Fairmont Park East Commercial Subdivision #2 is comprised <br />of approximately 0.8060 acre, and as such is classified as a Minor Subdivision. It is <br />located in the 10600 block of West Fairmont Parkway. It is the site for La Car Porte <br />Automotive Repair Garage. <br />Staff s review found the request to be in compliance with Development Ordinance <br />requirements and recommended Final Plat approval. <br />A motion was made by Maggie Anderson to approve the Final Plat of the Fairmont Park <br />East Commercial Subdivision #2. The motion was seconded by Chuck Engelken. All <br />were in favor and the motion passed. <br />V. STAFF REPORTS <br />A. SUMMARY OF 1995 TEXAS APA CONFERENCE <br />Mr. Rankin and Chairman Waters briefed the Commission on the APA <br />Conference, which they attended, as well as Mr. Wolters. The City <br />anticipates sending several Commission Members each year to this <br />Conference. <br />B. DISCUSS POSSIBLE CLARIFICATION OF THE FENCE <br />STANDARDS OF SECTION 10-500, ORDINANCE 1501 <br />Mr. Lewis informed the Commission that staff would be preparing a <br />report for a future meeting. In the report, staff will address fencing <br />standards such as height, setback, and construction materials. <br />Mr. Armstrong suggested that thought be given to what type of ordinance <br />. could be utilized. He noted that a proposal such as a Zoning Ordinance <br />amendment will surely bring claims of grandfathered fences. He <br />recommended that consideration be given to safety, windload, and <br />construction aspects so that an ordinance similar to a building code might <br />