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AGENDA
CALLED MEETING OF THE PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
LA PORTE, TEXAS, TO BE HELD IN THE CONFERENCE ROOM OF THE CITY HALL,
604 WEST FAIRMONT PARKG9AY, ON DECEMBER 4, 1979, BEGINNING AT 7:00 P.M.
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1. CALL TO ORDER.
2. CONSIDER REZONING REQUEST TO REZONE SEVERAL TRACTS OF LAND OUT
OF THE W. M. JONES SURVEY, ABSTRACT NO. 482, HARRIS COUNTY,
TEXAS (EDDIE GRAY PROPERTIES IN FAIRMONT PARK) FROM RESIDENTIAL
TO "C" APARTMENT AND COMMERCIAL.
3. CONSIDER REQUEST TO REZONE BLOCKS 333 AND 334, LA PORTE,
FROM "C" APARTMENT AND COMMERCIAL TO LIGHT INDUSTRY - JACK B.
KELLEY, INC.
4. ADJOURNMENT.
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December 3, 1979
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CITY OF LA PORTS
City Hall ,
La Porte, Texas 77571
Attention: Mrs. Margie Goyen, City Clerk
Dear Mrs. Goyen:
Thomas w. Sikes, Ph.D.
Prrsirlr•nt
On behalf of Containerhouse, I would like to take this opportunity to
explain our company's interest in establishing a small business in
La Porte. [wellington Trade Inc., is a Georgia Corporation doing
business as Containerhouse.
Containerhouse buys ocean freight containers, conducts minor repairs
on them to make them watertight and structurally sound, and offers
the boxes for sale to exporters who wish to purchase such shipping
containers for storage overseas after the export cargo arrives in
foreign countries. We have been doing business for five years. Our
Texas customers include Fluor (in Deer Park and Galveston), Brown and
Root, Houston Oil and Minerals, and other firms with exports from
Houston, San Antonio, and Dallas.
We have negotiated a purchase contract with Mr. Russell Shepherd and
Mr. J. L. Thompson, to acquire Block One Hundred Ninety-five (195),
in La Porte, with the purchase contract contingent on obtaining
suitable written permission .from the appropriate City Authorities to
use the subject property for our business activities.
The property in question is the block facing on East Main Street
where La Porte Lumber Company formerly did business. It is in an
area zoned commercial. On the opposite side of_ Main Street, a block
or so to the west is the office, shop, and storage yard of Modular
Offshore Systems, a company with similar activities to those we
propose.
Our operations at the Main Street address will include the storage,
repair, and sale of ocean freight containers and the related trailers
used in hauling them. Basically, we plan an equipment dealership
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with a minor amount o.f related repairs and transportation activities.
Gde plan to offer some storage for equipment owned by others, as is
commonly done with container yards. This is being done in the
immediate area at present.
There will be no sandblasting done on the premises....Noise and air
pollution will not present a problem. .
T~de do not plan to stack container greater than seventeen feet high,
although at other yards twenty-five foot stacking is common. At
present we plan to use only the existing gates and fences around the
property, with no access from the rear or east side. We plan to use
the existing buildings presently on the property, with no bulldozier
works now envisioned.
Our business will initially employ four to six individuals with a
payroll approaching $100,000.00 per year. In our opinion, the
business use cae intend for the land is consistent with the character
of commercial activity and with the present use of neighboring
property.
Before closing the purchase contract we wish to obtain a ruling from
the City that our proposed use of the property is not in violation of
City Ordinances.
Thank you for your prompt consideration of this matter.
Tcas/jg
Yours truly,
Thomas ja. Sikes
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Planning & Zoning Commission
City of La Porte
December 4, 1979
Meeting called to order at 7:00 p.m.
All Members Present
Pat Muston, Chairman
1. Consider rezoning request to rezone several tracts
of land out of the W. M. Jones Survey, Abstract
No. 482, Harris County, Texas (Eddie Gray Properties
in Fairmont Park) from residential to "C' Apartment
and Commercial.
Motion to resubmit recommendation of June 4, 1979,
meeting, stating our suggestion to the City Commis-
_ sinners to grant the rezoning. Passed.
2. Consider request~to rezone Blocks 333 and 33~a, La Porte,
from "C" Apartment and Commercial to Light Industry -
Jack B. Kelley, Inc.
• Motion to grant a special usage permit for industrial
fabrication, repair, sand blasting, and painting of
trailers with City and State Code approval. Passed.
3. Not on the agenda, but the commissioners discussed the
need for rezoning Block 195 of La Porte for the retail
sale of containers. This block is now classified "C"
commercial, therefore, no changes necessary.
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Secretary, Planning &
Zoning Commission
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INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
MAYOR & CITY COA4MISSIONERS DATE: DECEMBER 5, 1979
FROM: PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
PAT MUSTON, CHAIRMAPd
SUBJECT:
REQUEST TO REZONE SEVERAL TRACTS OF LAND
• OUT OF THE W. P4. JONES SURVEY, ABSTRACT
. NO. 482 (EDDIE GRAY PROPERTIES IN FAIRMONT
PARIC) FROM RESIDENTIAL TO "C" APARTMENT
AND COMMERCIAL
The Planning & Zoning Commission made a recommendation concerning
the above referenced property on June 4, 1979. Our recommendation
at that time was to grant the rezoning request.
After holding a public hearing on said property, we were asked
to consider further. At our meeting last night, December 4, 1979,
the subject was discussed again thoroughly.
Our recommendation remains the same. We feel that peripheral
• property surrounding a subdivision and abutting high traffic streets
is ideal for commercial zoning.
We therefore reiterate our earlier recommendation to rezone said
property as requested,'and since the matter has been pending for
six months, we also urge the Council to act promptly.
Respectfully submitted,
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$lcedzleal (;~tzaermia
PHONE 471-4222
• 116 N. 16TH ST. ® P. O. Box 11 16
LA PORT E, TEXAS 77571
December 5, 1979
City of La Porte
P. 0. Box 1115
La Porte, Texas 77571
Attention: Mr, Jim Hudgens
Re: Planning & Zoning Commission
Dear Mr. Hudgens:
At the December 4, 1979, Planning and Zoning meeting,
it ~+~as brought to our attention that Containerhouse Corp-
oration was seeking a decision as to their "zone classifi-
cation" in our city code. The property in which they are
interested is presently zoned "C" commercial, therefore,
the request is to determine whether or not the business is
• commercial or industrial.
The Planning and Zoning Commission request a defini-
tion or decision as to the containerized business for
future business locations.
Thank you,
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indsay R. P iffer,
Secretary, P1 nning nd
Zoning Commission
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T0: MAYOR & CITY COMMISSIONERS DATE• DECEMBER 5, 1979
FROM• PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
• PAT MUSTON, CHAIRMAN
SUBJECT:
REQUEST TO REZONE BLOCKS 333 AND 334, .
LA PORTE, FROM "C" APARTD4ENT AND COMMERCIAL,
TO LIGHT INDUSTRY - JACK B. KELLEY, INC.
Planning & Zoning Commission met December 4, 1979, to consider the
above request.
The purpose of the request was to allow repairs such as sandblasting
and spray painting to be done to trailers. The requirements of the
State of Texas regarding such operations.are so strict that, if
the process is in compliance with state regulations, there should. be
no'noxious fumes, dust, or particles emitted from the facility. It
would be policed by the State to insure compliance.
The Planning & Zoning Commission does not recommend rezoning to our
present industrial classification, because we feel that some uses
• permitted in that classification are not suited to this location.
Our recommendation is to issue a special use permit to allow repair,
sandblasting and painting, fabrication, and storage~of trailers on
Blocks 333 and 334, La Porte, subject to meeting State and City
regulations.
We request a joint public hearing regarding the special use permit.
Respectfully submitted,
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• MEMORANDUM
December 7, 1979
T0: Planning and Zoning Commission
FROM: J. R. Hudgens
SUBJECT: Ocean Freight Container Businesses
This memorandum is in response to your request dated
December 5, 1979, concerning a decision of clarification on
the classification of Ocean freight container businesses.
Under the three (3) base classifications in our current
zoning ordinance (residential, commercial, industrial) and
the listing of appropriate representative businesses that
were envisioned to operate under each of the classifications,
it is apparent that a container business (as Containerhouse
is described in Mr. Sikes' letter to Mrs. Goyen dated Decem-
ber 3, 1979) is consistent with the intent of the ordinance
in the Commercial Classification.
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of container businesses upon commerc
within the City requires no action y
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
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In accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 780, the
Zoning Ordinance of the City of La Porte, notice is hereby
given that a joint public hearing before the City Commission and
the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of La Porte, Texas,
will be held on November 28, 1979, at 7:00 P.M., to consider rezoning
the following properties from Residential to "C" Apartment and
Commercial:
DESC'tIPTIOV OF SEVLR.%1L TP.~~CTS OtIT OF '!'IIE LV. M. JONIrS SURVI:•;Y, AEST1,~~.CT
NO n82, I-IeIP.P.IS COUNTY, TElAS
P~SERt'1; "A" DESCRIPTION:
Commencing at the point of intersection of the East Right of Way
line of Lal:e Trail Drive, 100 foo•c Right of 6~Iay with the North Righi:
of ;tiTay line of Fairmont Parkiaay, 250 foot Right of 6.7ay; TI:EICE
1`;89°53'50"E, along the North Right of FVay line of Fairmont Parkway,
a distace of 1112.21 feet to the point of intersection of the North
Ri gnt of I~7a1~ line of Fairmont Pa~lcway with the Easterly Right of t•,7ay
li??e of Hu-~ibl~ Pipeline Compa_iy 50 foot Ri gh•c of Way; Ti:Ei••ICL N18°12°2C"E,
along the Easterly Right of Way line of Humble Pipeline Company 50 fcot
Right of lVay, a distance of ~! , 437.98 feet to the place of bec,•inr_i-Zg of
rho tract hereinafter described; THEnTCl; from said beginning corner
Conti ntli :fig along the Easterly Right of Way line of said HLtimb? e Pi~eli~e
Conpary 50 fcot Right of Way, a distance of 266.00 feet to a point for
co_ne_- bei??cJ the point of intersection of the Easterly Right of [•lay lire
of said Humble Pipeline Company 50 foot Right of ~^lay ~•~ii.h the Sc~:th
Right of ~~+ay lire of Spencer High~•~ay 100 foot Right of T~7ay; ri:EivCL East,
alor_g the South P.ight of [Vey line of Spencer Highway, a distance of
478.46 feet ~o a poi~zt for co-rrer; TiIENCE Soutli, a distance of 150.00
feet to a~point for corner; TfIEi~?CE S7°3G°41"E, a distanco of 103.49
feet to a point for cor;ier; THENCE L•lest, a distance of 575.28 feet to
•~he places of beginning and containing 3.0326 acres, more or less.
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• CG:~r1CnCi~C c::t tll? ~,Olllt Of intersection Of ;:hc bast R1~11"~ Or t':a?_' J.__^_G'
Oi L•al:o Trail D i ve, 100 foot Right of t'?ay c•Iltil tho idOr;:ll R' tilt o f ;:`_y
lic:~ Of ra].i"1~Cnt Parl:t•laV, 250 foot Right Of t9ay; THEI~TCE IVu9°53'50"E:
a_O;lg the i~?o_ ;:11 lZ1C~11'~ Oi: t'Iay 11nC-' Ol E'c1i rIilOlli. P~rl'~•lay, a Gi S i'~nCC O
? 12.21 fee•~ to the point of intersection of the IJorth Ri gil•c of t9a j> i 1.ne
o= iairrnont Parl;c•~ay c•~itll the Easterly Right of t9ay line of IIu.;~blc
Pi i~elire Ccmpany SO foot Right of t•Jay; TFIEiJCL N18 °12' 20 "E, a'_ong trs
Iasterly Ri g11t of t•lay line of Iiumblc PipeJ•ine Company 50 foot Ri cil•t of
t']a1', a di s•cance of ~, 703.98 feet tothe point of intorsection of the
Eas ~er1y Right of taay 1 i ne of said Humble Pipeline Ccmpany 50 fcot
R•? gi1"~ Of t'~a~i ~•71'i.Il •tlie SOUth Right O t'7E1_v llile Oi Sp?11CE'Y' HiC~h~•lay 100 fCOt
Righ•c of t9ay: Ti31;1TCE EaS'`, along tlZC Sctlth Right of 6~?ay line of Sasncer
Hi gh:•ray, a distalce of 573 . ~? G fee•~ to the place of b`gir_ni:lg of the
'trac't I1e_ei nal""tC'i dC'SCr.l.bed; TIi);iJCl; fi"Olil Sa].d beginning COr?1C'r COn'i.inL':? 71g
~r ast, along tho Soutll RiclZt of t7ay line of S .encei: Hi nc•:ay a ~ ~---
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o• 1299.7 feet to a point for corner; TIIENCE Soutll, a dista r_ce o`' 150.00
fee•c 'co a point for corner; TtiE11C S3°n3'S1"r, a distance of 102,91 ee~
t0 a pOli,t iOr COrnG'-'_ : TiIEl`dCT; teat, a distance of 1 320.31 feet to a
pOin'i: f0_ CO_ner; TH~NCL N7°3G'~41"1;, a dis•i:ance of 103.9 fc•~t to a
point fo= corner; TIIENCE i~or•crl, a distance of 150.00 feet to a point
for corr_sr and coi•?tanir_g 7.5G37 acres, mol-~ or less.
P.ES~'R~Tr "C" DESCRIPTlOt~1°
Co:~mencillg at the point of intersection of the East Right o ~ t7ay
Iil:e of Lal;e Trail Drive, 100 foot right of ray t•~i'ch the I`o_th -right
of Clay lire of Falrmon'~ Parl;~•;ay, 250 foot Right of T•lay; TIIE1'CE T~I29°S3'S0"E,
along tiro Alorth Right of 6~ay line of F'airmollt Pa_l:c•ray, a dis•~ancs of
3,095.75 feet to the P.C, of a curve; Ti-IENCI co~~'~inuing alcng the •I~o_i:h
Rigi?t o ~° flay line of Fairmont Pari:c•~ay, around a cLlrve to t'rle right
c•~rlose =c;c1i us ? s 585 .53 fee-c, a distance of 970.73 feet to the P . T.
of said curve; THEi`?CE con'cinuing alone the North Ri ghi: of t•?ay li na of
I'airmon;: PaI;~•7aj~ S80°36°.10"E, a distance of 50.G7 feet to the place of
b2gi nrli i?g of the tract he-reina~ter clescribsd; THENCE from said begi 11ni ng
poi r_•:: Conti izuing along the I3ortil Right of •t~lay line of Fairmcrt Parl;;;ay,
53G°3G' 10"1;, a distance of 27.19 fee•c to the P.C. or a curves; T~~~I•?C
concinui ng along the North Right of tay line of Fai rmor_t Parkr:av a-rcunc!
a curve to the left ~,hcse radius is 5G 0~ . 58 feet., a disttanco of 929.27
fes•t to a point for corizer; TIIENCI; NO°OG'S0"t'7, a distal~co of 2G51.~!5 feet
t0 c'1 pOi11•C. 101' COrnCr; Z'IIET?CL NO°1~_'•°50"t'], a distance of 19x0.0 feet
to a poi i1t for corr_e-r 111 the Soutll ri glzt of ~•ray line of Spencer High:,ay,
100 Toot Right of May; TI-Il;\TC t^lest, along the South Rig?i•t of t~?a_y lir_s
of SpLr_ce_ High:~~ay, 100 foot Rigizt o•f t•]ay, a Di ,tanca of x'90.26 feet to
a poi n•t for cornor; TI-Iri,1CL Soutll, . a distance of 150 feel: to a poir_t for
cor.le~-; Ti3Ei"Ci, S3°~13' 51"G'], a distazco of 150.33
feet t'O a ~p01n•i. f0_
co-rn~ ~; ?~iI„s~?CE Sou ~h, a clis tar~ce -o•~ l OSJ. , n S fc~ ~ to the P . C . of ~ curve;
TciL'i?CE arourl a curve to the right rrhosc radius is 20-^•0 feet, a cistarce
of 65~~.51 feet to tllo P.T. of said curvo; TliirlvTCE S2~!•°00°00"t•;, a distanco
of 250.98'fect to 't'ile P.C. of a curve; Ti•1TJi•?CI; arot~l:c? a curve to the lc-f ;:,
C'iilOS2 r£.rliu_~ 1.3 l9u'0 iC'Ct, a dlfitc•111C.". Of 82J_.00 fCCt t0 i:l:t P.T. C Ca.C
Ct1rVG'; Tlii~.'.:?C SGUtIl, a dl.^.,t~`li1Ce Of -~ ~..
997.78 iceL to a poi,_t fo_ ccrr.e~-;
`='i~~I~:C~ S3°n`,1 ° 51"E, a distarce Oi 150.33 feet t0 a point f ~•• rn._
a•_ co_ cr;
'='=lE':CL Sou•c:z, a dis`ancc or 1GG.33 feet to the place of beginning arc?
coz;::~ini nq 77 .1751 acres, mare or less .
COTil1CP.C'_:ig a'c the pOinL Of i ntersec•ci On Of 1:110 ia~t R1c_1L O` :':~;?' 1.^~
O. Lc~.i:e ^.ai 1 D~"lve, 100 foot R].rht Of j']ay I•li'i.h th0 I`:Ort~ '` 0= t~
irn of : ai_T,ont Pa~-l:e•~ay, 250 foot Ri efht of t•Iay; TIiEidCE N39° 53' S,ri"=,
c ~ C_?CJ t11C' I`:Or t11 R1Ctlt of I~7ay 1i re of rairmont Pari:~•lay, a di stance cf
23•:2.16 root to the place of beginning of the tract: 11s-rei nG-=t:er aescribsct;
THL~iCc, from said beginning cor_nor continuing N39°53 ° 50"L, alo~lc,, the
P?orth t:ighic of I~iay line of rairmont Parkway, a distance of 2'3.58 fast
to the P.C. of a curve; TFiEi~1CE continui r_g along the Nort11 Right of *.•;ay
lips of rairmont Parlc~•ray, around a curve to the right c•~11ose radius is
5351.58 fee•c, an arc distance of 920.07 feet to a point for corner;
THEITC~ i~or•~h, a distances of 150.00 feet to a point for co_r_c_ ~,':Ci
*- r - T" r.
i`d3°<<3'S?"3, a distanco Of 150.33 feet to a point fos COrne_; TrIE':•:CE
j+est, a distance of 1181.00 feet to a point for corner; THE?C~ S7°22°03"E;
a distance of 82.85 feet to a point: for corner; TiIEPCE Sou•~'~, a d_s'=ance
of 150.00 foot to the place of beginning anc? containing 6.6866 aces,
more or 1eJJ.
R~SERJi "E" DESCRIPT1OPd:
Co;rv^l~nci ng a•i: the point of inte~secti on of the East Ri ght of L4a1T line
of Labe Trail Dive, 100 foot Righ•~. of t~iay ~•~ith the North R~.gh';. or j•]ay
lines of rairmont Par}:~•~ay; TtiENCL N139°53'50"E, along the I.7o~ t11 Riy-ht
of t7ay line of I'ai ~.nor~t Parl:~•~ay, a distance of 1112.21 feet to the
place of beginning of the tract hereinafter described, said beginning
poi r_t being the point of intersection of the Easterly Ri glzt of ti•]ay
li r_e of a >:Iul-~ble Pipeline Company 50 foot Right of Jay ~•li th the ;`?orth
Right o` T9ay line of Fairmont Parki•zay; THENCE from said beginning cerr_e_
ccn:i nui ng N89°53' SO"E, along L11e North Right of ~•Jay line of Fairmont
Parl:~•~ay, a distance of 16,;9.95 fee•i_. to a poin•~ for corner; T;?ENCE i~'ortlz,
a distance of 150.18 feet to a point for corile=; THEIl?CE N7°38'03"E,
a di stand of 82.85 feet to a point for corner; THENCE G•]est, a di star_ce
of 1573.59 feet to a point for corner in t11e Easterly Righ•~ of j•]z_y line
of said Humble Pipeline Company 50 foot Right of IVay; THENCE S18°12'20"I•?,
along tY~e Easterly line of said Humble Pipeline Company 50 foot Rigr_t
of t~1ay, a distanco of 247.65 feet to the place of beginning and cor•t~:inir_c
8.6026 acres, more or less.
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19.088 ACRE TRACT:
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Being a 19.088 acre tract of land, located in the W.M. Jones Survey, A-482,
Harris County, Texas; said !9.088 acre tract of land is out of a 186.689 tract
of land shown as Tract 3 on survey map No. 2344•of a survey as performed by
Shaner, Hicks, & Cherry, dated December 3, 1973.
Commencing at the point of intersection of the North right-of-way line of
Fairmont Parkway (250 feet wide) and the West risl~t-of-way line of a 150 foot
c,~ide Harris County Flood Control Drainage R.O.[d, as recorded in Volume 4866,
Page 160, Harris County Deed Records.
Thence, S 89° 53' 16" W; with the North right-of-way line of Fairmont
Parkway;`passing at 726.75 feet, the most Westerly Southeast property corner
of the afore-mentioned 186.689 acre tract; a total distance of 1,949.97 feet
to a 5/8 inch iron rod set for the Southeast property corner of this~19.088
acre tract; said point being the POINT OF BEGINNING.
Thence, S 89° 53' 16" [d; cvith the North right-of-way line of Fairmont
Parkway; a distance of 357.13 feet to a 5/8 inch iron rod found for a point
of curve.
Thence, continuing along the North right-of-way line of Fairmont Parl.~csay,
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following a curve to the left in a South Westerly direction, for an arc
distance of 904.18 feet to a 5/8 inch iron rod found for a point of tangent;
• the afore-mentioned curve having a central angle of 8° 50' S6", a radius of
5,854.58 feet and long chord with a length of 903.29 feet and a bearing of
S 85° 27' 49" W.
Thence, S 81° 02' 20" [d, continuing along the North right-of-way line of
Fairmont Parkway, a distance of 78.66 feet to the point of intersection of the
East right-of-way line of Underwood Road and tl~e North right-of-cagy line of
Fairmont Parkway.
Thence, N 0° 51' W, coincident with the ]?ast right-of-way line of Under-
wood Road, a distance of 681.81 feet to a point for t}ie Nort}naest corner of
this tract; said point is also the Southwest corner of Fairmont Park [lest,
Section 4 according to t}~e plat filed for record in Volume 284 of Page 93 of
the Harris County i•fap Records.
Thence, coincident with tl~e South property line of Fairmont Park [des t,
Section 4, as follows;
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East, a distance of 1,085.57 feet to a 5/8 inch iron rod for corner
N 86° 10' E, a distance of 253.18 feet to a 5/8 inch iron rod for corner
N 78° 30' E. a distance of 5.93 feet to a 5/8 inch iron rod for corner.
Thence, S 0° 06' 10" E, a distance of G15.45 feet to the POINT OF
BEGINNING.
CITY OF LA PORTE
Margie Goyen
City Clerk
PUBLISH: November 8, 1979
November 15, 1979
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Area Code 806 - 353-3553
Rt. I, Box 400
U.S. 66 West At Kelley Drive
AMARILLO, TEXAS 79106
La Porte, Texas 77571
615 N.6th Street
P.O.Box 536
November 20,1979
Planning & Zoning Comm.
City Of La Porte
P.O.Box 1115
La Porte, Texas 77571 .
Attn: Margie Goyen
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We would like to make application to have blocks 333 and 334, La Porte, Texas
re-zoned from Commercial to Light Industry.
Your immediate attention to this matter would greatly be appreciated .
Yours y, 1
The Kelley Co. ~ ' /
Mr. Victor L.Taylor - Manager .
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