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05-16-2002 Workshop Meeting of the La Porte Planning and Zoning Commission
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05-16-2002 Workshop Meeting of the La Porte Planning and Zoning Commission
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' Planning and Zoning Commiss~ - - • <br />Minutes of May 16, 2002 <br />Page 5 - . <br />Aki Momin, 14619 Underwood Creek, Clear Lake, does business on Barbour's <br />Cut -Presented short video titled "Container Ports, Lessons from Long Beach, <br />California". Asked the City to stop the destruction of the community before it <br />starts. <br />Bernard Legrand, 3115 Layne Court - (Submitted hard copy of presentation to <br />the Commission.) Project seems larger than he recalls, being 5.8 acres in two <br />phases. Does not want to see container industry spread throughout La Porte. <br />Submittal included copy of a-mail relating to cancer risk from chemicals <br />emitted by diesel trucks and other vehicles. . <br />Bill Scott, 1802 Lomax School Rd. -Working with the Galveston Bay <br />Conservation and Preservation Association to stop the Bayport terminal. <br />Believes the project -is sot a- convenience -store, but rather a truck stop. Mr. <br />Scott stated the Commission is responsible for helping to enforce zoning laws <br />and they should continue to keep laws enforced to protect citizens. <br />Wayne Acton -Did not speak; submitted a written opposition statement. <br />Charles Underwood, 421 N. 6~' -Believes fumes from trucks will be a problem. <br />Approving this business will open the doors for more truck stops. <br />Paul Larson - 406 N. 4~' -Homeowner several hundred feet from truck stop <br />property; did not receive public notification. Most property owners who live <br />close to the proposed project are opposed to it; most of those in favor do not <br />own property nearby. Quality of life will not be enhanced by this development. <br />Offered to show the Commission a copyrighted site plan he'developed, however <br />chose not to do .so because he was unwilling to share it with the' proponents in <br />the audience. ~ . <br />J J• Meza,10310 Winding Trail, owns businesses at 704 6~ St., corner of N. 3~ <br />St., and corner of N. 7`~ St. -Believes truck stops typically attract prostitution <br />and drugs; concerned about the children who play in the north side area. <br />Nazar Momin, 6306 Hidden Crestway, Sugar Land, business owner in La Porte <br />for twenty years -Previously presented the Commission with a packet of <br />reference documents, including a petition, with 95 additional signatures; gave <br />overhead presentation with that material. - . <br />Johnny Ledesma,.211 S. 2"d St. =Recently moved to La Porte to get away from <br />Houston traffic. North side community needs commercialism, but not in the <br />form of a truck stop. Concerned about emissions from trucks. <br />Written opposition was received from Virginia Pierson-Turner prior to the <br />meeting and distributed to Commission Members.- <br />
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