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as a portion of a 485.14 Acre Tract in Richard Pearsall Survey, A-265, located on the west <br />side of Bay Area Blvd. <br /> <br />master planned development to be located along the west side of Bay Area Boulevard, <br />north of Fairmont Parkway and south of Spencer Highway. Mr. Clowes noted there would <br />be a future TIA and any ROW width issues would need to be resolved and acceptable to <br />the City Engineer. Should the Commission act to approve the General Plan, staff <br />recommended the approval be contingent on future TIA and Engineer approval of the <br />ROW. <br /> <br />Mr. Clowes and the applicant responded to questions from the Commission. <br /> <br />Motion by Commissioner Kendrick to approve the General Plan for a 235 acre tract of <br />land located on the west side of Bay Area Blvd. contingent on the future TIA and Engineer <br />approval of the ROW. <br />Second by Lou Ann Martin. Motion carried. <br /> <br />Ayes: Commissioners Martin, LaCour, Smith, Kendrick, Barrera, Follis, Tschappat, and <br />Chairman Lawler. <br />Nays: None <br /> <br />7.DISCUSSION ITEM <br />a.Discuss Possible façade waiver along Fairmont <br />Ian Clowes, City Planner, reported an owner of a 10-acre vacant tract of land along <br />Fairmont Pkwy. is interested in developing a warehouse, which will include a lay-down <br />pipe yard. The use is permitted, however, the proposed building does not meet Tier <br />3 façade requirements for developments along Fairmont Pkwy. <br /> <br />The consensus of the Commission was to not entertain a waiver to the façade <br />requirements. <br /> <br />b.Discuss possible Amendments to Port Crossing SCUP and Development Agreement. <br />Ian Clowes, City Planner, reported there is an applicant interested in developing an <br />approximate 6-acre portion of Port Crossing, Reserves E1 and E2, on the corner of <br />McCabe Rd. and Hwy. 146. The Development Agreement allows for Business <br />Industrial uses at that location. The proposed use is truck transportation, which is <br />classified as Light Industrial. Approval of a light industrial use would require <br />amendments to the existing SCUP and/or the Development Agreement. <br /> <br />Allen Baity, with Core Trucking, 3411 Cactus Branch Ct., Houston, TX stated the intent <br />th <br />is to building the facility that was previously introduced for 16 St. <br /> <br /> <br />