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06-01-2000 Regular Meeing and Public Hearing
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• <br />• Page 2 of 5 <br />Note: <br />Zoning Ordinance 780 effective dates, October 4, 1960 - January 26, 1987 <br />Zoning Ordinance 1501 effective dates, January 26, 1987 - November.6, 1999 <br />Zoning.Ordinance 106 effective dates, November 6, 1999 - Present <br />1. The use of Outlot 420A located in Lomax was already controlled by City Zoning. Ordinance <br />780 when Robert Blackwell purchased it. <br />A. La Porte annexed Lomax on April 9, 1980 (exhibit A). Bobby Blackwell purchased. <br />outlot 420A on July 25 .1980 (see exhibit ); 3 % months AFTER Lomax was <br />annexed, so the use o� outlot 420A. Was governed by Zoning. Ordinance 780 before Bobby <br />Blackwell bought it. <br />B. City Ordinance 780-PPP, dated July-15, 1981 (exhibit C) stated that the former City. <br />of Lomax would be temporarily classified as R-1 Residential. Outlot 420A went from'temporary <br />to permanent R-1 Residential. <br />C. Ordinance 78Q, Section 620=15 (exhibit D) states that property uses that did not <br />conform to Ordinance 780 had to exist before July 29, 1958 to be considered non -conforming <br />uses. Kevin Blackwell's uses of outlot 420A started in July 1980; 22 years AFTER the <br />deadline. His uses were direct violations of Zoning Ordinance 780,. and NOT non -conforming <br />uses as he claimed. <br />D. Kevin Blackwell's uses were new uses and not a continuation of any old nonconforming uses <br />for the following reasons: <br />1. Kevin Blackwell's uses were of a different SIC classification than the previous owner. For <br />example Dr. Lee raised race horses where as Kevin Blackwell rented out horse stalls. <br />2.* Zoning Ordinance 780 section 620-15.2(exhibit D) states, "The Board of Adjustment may <br />grant a change of occupancy from one non -conforming use to another...".Only the Board of <br />Adjustment can grant a change of occupancy" (use); and They did NOT grant Kevin <br />Blackwell a change. <br />3. Swain v. Board of Adjustment bf City of University Park (433 S.W. 2d 727, 1968) Property <br />owners do not receive any vested rights in non -conforming, uses of previous property <br />owners. <br />McClain v. City of Ennis (340 S.W. 2d 66, 1966) a purchaser of a lot is subject to Zoning <br />Ordinance regulations against his proposed building , although the Zoning Ordinance was <br />adopted after he applied for a building permit. <br />E. Zoning Ordinance 780 Section 43-200, R-1 District Requirements) R-1 did NOT allow the <br />activities Kevin Blackwell later claimed as pre-existing nonconforming uses (exhibit .E). <br />Therefore; Kevin Blackwell's uses were a violation of.City Zoning Ordinance 780, and NOT a <br />nonconforming uses. <br />
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