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HomeMy WebLinkAbout4472 i r r i 4 i r, ,i E't , f e Jpt, i fk l~ VGI 1~:7 is fli,{r OWN* OIL' ro(', ~ • M1 fin, Salver gaaemen ~ l.ula ~tho ea n LL to %Krovez 0, self, Jr., at gleotric eaeemenc V Loyd Armatrong at, ex I, v« M, B. Pinohar, at 0 n u 4• bale J. Graham, t+k t+x 1 it Johnson, et ux 1k1je Beery Mack nutes of Planning & zoning CO(M"Oft ion atition - R. W. Minnie to Board of Ad3ust- Y mant 1,oning pdtition John Tompkins lit, A;t7l~YA~' 8004 THE STATE OF TEXAS KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: COUNTY OF DENTON THAT I, Lula Rhodes, a widow, of Denton County, Texas, j for and in consideration of the sum of One Dollar ($1,00) cash to me in hand paid by the City of Denton, Texas, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, and the further consideration of i the benefits that will accrue to my property, do hereby tjIVE and GRANT to the said City of Denton, Texas, its successors and e assigns, the free and uninterrupted use, liberty, and right in, s upon and across the following described property for the purpose E' of constructing, reconstructing and perpetually maintaining a storm sewer in, upon and across a tract of land lying and being situated in the County of Denton, State of Texas, and more parti. r cularly described as follows; BEGINNING at a point in the Northerly line of a tract # of land out of the A. Hill Survey, Abstract No. 623 ( as conveyed to Lula Rhodes by Sam W. Fritz and re- corded of the Denton County, Texas. Said tractealsodbeingr Eastern: part of Lot No. 13 of Block No. 6 of the Alex Robertson Addition to the City of Denton. Said be- ginning point also being 24 feet Northwesterly from i. the intersection of the Southerly line of Robertson Street with the Northerly right-of-way line of the railroad tract; THENCE Southwesterly, crossing the above described ~ Lula Rhodes tract to a point in the Southerly line thereof. Said point being 33 feet Southwesterly from the intersection of the Southerly line of Robertson Street with the Northerly right-of-way line of the railroad tract; THENCE Westerly with the railroad right-oft-way line a distance of 15 feet to a point for a corner; } { THENCE Northeasterly, crossing the Lula Rhodes tract to a point for a corner in the Southerly line of Robertson Street, said point being 39 feet Southwest- erly from the intersection of the Southerly line of Robertson Street with the Northerly right-of-way line of the railroad tract; } THENCE Southeasterly with the Southerly line of Robertson Street, a distance of 1,5 feet to the place of beginning. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD, all and singular, the privileges afore- said to it, the said City of Denton, Texas, its successors and assigns, .forever, together with the right and privilege at any and all times to enter said premises, or any part thereof, for t the purpose of constructing, reconstructing and maintaining said storm sewer all upon the condition that in the use of said right and privilege herein granted the City of Denton, Texas, will not a create a nuisance or do any act that will be detrimental to said premises. 1 a WITNESS MY BAND this day of L' A.D. 1961, f I Lttfa` Rhodes s i c, f THE STATE; OF TEXAS f COUNTY OF DENTON ! 3 BEFORE; ME, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for Z said County and State, on this day personally appeared Lula r Rhodos, a widow, kinomi to me to be the person whose name is ' subscribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me F j that she axeeuted the same for the purposes and consideration E therein expresser!. ? UI EN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OF'F'ICE this day ~ i' of A.D. 1961, ! t 11j15V1117~ri1ilr r L.(JiKiG.11r7L•I Notary public in and for Denton County, Texas x r r,, i , a , ,I . f i}t,U,l S ' r„ ~,lr I, ' I I` 6r„ u i~'' ~"I ~ I I ! I ~r ,M ~ ~a `~f I i I I I Ir ~ 1 I, I 1 f ~ I~ S tiSf ti t r i{ r ~ cl 4 , no ' l I~ itlllAfkYrR~t+irtUkli,r d .n, , . lI7Jl1~ rn~ 1• , r 1 \ NO f` 1 l I+1 ' L I .1 , ill+ I(fJr(,IIAU atd,l Centiuly yn .R,.,.r m..e anlf Sar o (f 41i1t (C:.AIt P (rr,iBly (~I1Ntl iy~ , wiry «+WMatl 1 n 4,A0- (hit, 4 L • f ,nu. 1 M 1) 1 I, Il retllV{, Alu ~ ~ ~ h of 'l'oxaf , . 1~A1' j 1 t /D ~ u, w k ~1 hh r l 1/ M., Vn 1111, LLL1PIIl t11 1111 1y5, i1'~ Q,.yll~ 111E Ui U,n1, tluti !its iurrl ~inp I U' r I bi d~ liltnbY t°1VY 4,r: nS ( 1)' ~ ~ 'ig1u9 ld !'r1 iP( lill,M'l 111U ,VdY UI ow, i / , „u Y var last aVulve Nntt6gl ildy tiL t l( 1, l'1 ud, 1 a ON t, ~ulwot ~ ,r I+r~'P a-~~,~~ Il ~ 1x1U~F,PC Tests I' V vide r I~udr penion (Qrl p1R11 ll ntf 0 lrluV '~t rle..«+""....• wit >I!sA+ r. , 1 If l i R i. rl ~~li ~~1 ~ ' h, ` 4 Ii , j i ~ H C~y,~ ~ c ~ ~ 7 ~ ~ `y ~ ~ t ~ J 1 ~~t ff~~ p\ 1 q~~ ~ I ~ r { ,~i 8569 THE STATE OF 'TEXAS ; KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: COUNTY OF DENTON i THAT WE, Grover C. Self, Jr., and wifna Elsie Self of the County of Denton, State of Texas, for and in consideration of the sum of One Dollar ($1,00)cash to us in hand paid by the City t 1 of Denton, Texas, a municipal corporation, of the County of Denton, k State of Texas, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, and other good and valuable consideration including the benefits that will accrue to our property, do hereby GIVE, GRANT and EXTEND to ;F the said City of Denton, Texas, its successors and assigns, the 0 right to construct, reconstruct and perpetually maintain a storm t sewer and appurtenances in, upon and across a tract of land lying 3 ' and being situated in the County of Denton, State of Texas, and. more particularly described as followb; BEGINNING at a point in the Southwest corner of a tract of land conveyed to Grover C, Self, Jr., and wife, Elsie - Self by 0. E. Love and recorded in Volume 342, Page 325 of the Deed Records of Denton County, Texas, Said tract being Lot 10 of the Bolton Subdivision, an addition to the City of Denton, Texas; THENCE East with the South line of said Lot 10, a distance t, of 150 feet to the Southeast corner thereof, a corner; THENCE North with the fast line of Lot 10, a distance of 10 feet to a point for a corner; THENCE West, 1.0 feet North of and parallel with the South -4 f., line or Lot 10, a distance of 150 feet to a point for a corner in the West line of Lot 10; + ;I THENCE South, with the West line thereof, a distance of 10 feet to the place of beginning, TO HAVE AND TO 901,D, all and singular, the privileges afore- said to it, the said City of Denton, Texas, its succeasors and assigns forever, together with the right and privilege, at any and all times to enter said premises or any part thereof, for the purpose of constructing, reconstructing and perpetually r{ maintaining said storm sewer together with necessary appurtenances, and for making connections therewith; all, upon the condition that the City of Denton, To:xai4 will at all times, after doing any work in connection with thy: construction, reconstruction or repair of ? j said storm sewer, restore said premises to the condition in which Boma were found before such work was undertaken, i t WITNESS OUR HANDS this t~ da of A.D. 1961. ~ S y Grover C. SeYT Jr, ~ x Y E1si s1~"" 's 1 THE STATE OF TXYA' I COUNTY OF DENTON ; BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, a Notary Public in and for Denton County, Texas, on this day personally appeared Grover C, SW', Jr, and Elsie Self, his wife, both known to me f to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing I instrument and acknowledged to me that they each executed the same fur the purposes and consideration therein expressed, and the said Elsie Self, wife of the said Grover C, Self, Jr,, having been examined by me privily and apart from her husband, and having the same fully explained to her, she, the said Elsie Self Acknowledged such instrument to be her act and deed, and she declared that she had willingly signed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed and that she did ` not wish to retract it, r GIV 16 N UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE this day s~ ' of y , A.D. 1961. Notary Public in and for f ` Denton County, Texas l zj :y ,l i , 00 a i C~) C r ~ a 9 r f I. } r~ t: , f, RY ryr i r• 1- - CELITSF'ICA'm Uy RLCbll17 w ~ ~ I'hd 81ara ol'ro, too i.nuniy of I!rntou ( I, A. 1. IIAIINIAT, Clerk of Ilse COMO (mill ht 91111 for fskl County ' do heraby. uglify U,nl Ikn hnot,;oing last nwr,l uS 1vrllL,q, w116 t+ udfi, of uulksulwaliud wns f lipo tut n,, 01 Ole e6ty uS.. _ _ A. U , 1 ~ , al T 1 /0 o n3uck._~ . M„ ty~ s r w July 14K b mlekl 1111) ( day !d A-ILt' A. 1. 141 ~1 0 url+ak .,hS, lu Vulerse?.- ~,.._.__.I'nge . the f Iiucurd& of lknluu Cuuttly, 'I'maS, WNovra Mty ! td find sosl of ufflce st 171ukin, 'I'cseh, dio day and yrat teal above Wrlllea ; A.1 bANNL+F'1 dolk uS UIO 6101 y UnU7f, Ik An Co., 'l'ess/ i ~R f ~y i i~ Ar G „tJ ~ ~l 1 c E I i i F '11TY, 9'1NT), 01" 'T'EXAS t INN ALL NiFN BY '111SM PRI,,3ENT81 OOUNTY OF IIRTJ'f0N I 7TAT 't,%3 Lloyd Armstrong and wifo, Murtha Aaanstron~y) of Denton County, Tuxtao) You at id !n aonEJ.6oration of th,3 enun o.C Ton Du'll.are (';v 10,00) Oaolr U Ito in ht,rul paid by 6i,o G',16~ of iJ~n4:uiy ~;,3 a ~r,~ni<+ax~J porr,t:lu~t of Denton County, Texas) vocelpt of rlhiclt to herohy aoknowlodg;od) do havoby O'7:VI and ffl.MT to tho card City of Denton) ToxaS) IM suocouaor':a ae,sigm3, the f'vw ana uninteer'uptad use) '.liberty, and ri.l;,ht In) upon and aerosa the following deacribed property for the purpooo of con3truot- r ra-cunstruoting and perpetual-'4, mai.ntaininl; an oluetrie power trans- i mis©ian lino and all noooaaary polo) and uppurtonancom i.n) "lion and t aoromo a tract of land lying and hoing situated An the oousrty of Denton) State of 'foxas) end more particularly dounrd.bua an fo.llowst DEIINNTIJU at a point in the ooutheaat corner of n tract of land out of the T. 11. Downing Survey, Abotract No. 346) as oonvoyed to Boyd Armnt,ti,ng and wi.fe. llartha Armstrong) by 1 ,ht L. 5irmiona and recorded in >olrmme 3111, Page e) of the mwd Records of Donton County, Texan) vaid bopi.nnint! point also being an inner all. corner of an lt1 acrd tr cot of land out of the 7I.B.P. et P.R411. Co. Survey) AUataa;lV No. 111753 an conveyed to Alex Dieldo Jr.i THRUCE: north with the oao~ line of ;,aid Iloyd Aa'rnutrt:I;y tract) a di.staneo of h'r3 fast to a point for a Oornor in tho oouthoaet corner of a 1.13 acre tract nuw owned by J. C. Johntluni 1' %WCW went wi.tli auld I. G. Johnuon South line a distance of 30 feat to a point for a oo.rner'l TIVNCF South 30 foot great of and parallel. with tho eaut :lino of asJul iluyd Armubronl; trtwt a di.atarroo o{ h'13 foot ton ,.aiu1 for !a cornor it the uouth lino of said Boyd ArmatronLy tractl TpB4fNG8 eaot with the nouth li.na oi' aald Boyd A.;nstronl; tract, it d.rrtbanoo :,f "'D lost to the p'lttco of b0t57 nnin~j. TO ITAVFi to lD TC1 DOLT)) 02 and n:inpDr, the pr1Lvi7.ragota aforosai:d to it) the )aid City of Denton) Toxaa, ito Suac,oeaor•a mid aaci.tr,na) Tor•- ever, togothov with ;}~a r1plit and privi.laga at any and all ti,mou to entor Said prFmiaoo) or any part cdterooi') Cor• the purpoao of construct. 1njY) re-c onetrue UnTT and maintaining snid oloctrio power tranorAuni.on IJno} tall upon the condition that in the sec of acid right and prlvilogo heroin g antod the Gity o.£ Denton) Toxan, will not crenta a nraioaneo or ' . 14 do any act that will. bo datr,lmontal to said piaml.sear 14ITNL+'SS Wlt 11s11IDS this day of January, A.D. 10/61. 13oy Arrn , Nk~rl,lw n~r~is•L,uu1 ~ TIM, STATE Or TEXAS r MUNTY' Ul' pf;~f'~UN t 11F1P'41iI4 ME, tho nndorai.gnod authority, a 1lotary l'ab].ic in arJd focr 1):Mton County, Texas) on thj,ti clay por~bonally appeared Buyd Armstrong and Martha Artrsetmonl;, his wife both known to sae to be the persona whose names IM oubas.rlbed t;d cho foregor.ng instrument and ack mledged to wo that they each executed the same for the purlioaen and conaldorution there- in oxprenaed, and the aai-d Martha Armatroni!, wifo of the said Boyd Armstrong, havi.irfl best oxss~sined Ity ace pi<:Ivi_ly and apart from her hual)and, an<1. haV:llig tho samf; fully explained to her, ssl:a, sho sa:ld I,iartha Arrnhtro6Lf, u1;kr}uw, l.odfi;ed btteli .I.notrrsrnvrrt to be liar aot a.nd d0ai), and alle ddul:a~'r~ ~ ~?p VJ,s)~e had Willingly bipneu the same for tho purposorr and conpi}dt)rom ~q~aiq cxpmoned and thmt aLu dad not wish to rotvtot lt. ~r (ifY) P1 UN1))'3It ifY 11APFt) AND Sr,'ATr OF ~1ir'l~'!bN this d . dnyr py A.D. 1961. Notary llirbll.,~ in and for' Denton County, T.exao r I`r` A L;. I 7 , c '~`~cf~ v-~ . t , _i{yl; . ~i 7:~ - ~ra~ v, ' ~ I~ „ y i`' VFf F , 1, F`' 1fAl eft ;1~~ fy ~~tf ~ 113 1~ i ~ ._I ~ I f 111 . ! ~Sl,1 . )f yr1 I ~I ''~::~i r~ HIV ..,t i f 1) ~ 1 ~''I ' } 13Jrkif ,t. t' , , , r ~ ,I f4~ L ' i ~Ir\~ n l~~l ~ 1~~ rl W ~ f~nyd' /~rHJ:~✓YON~ d ,,~:`i ~ ~ ~'1}f ~ 4_ - U j t sa.. ~Y), 1i .,I) r i G7 tl.liil111±Ai) 1` ~-:,•Yh ~~c~; / ~U<7~% ~iNc~ ~'I,iS~'/JlNI1I_ i~l,,~ ti ~ is. mow// f_ r 1 I f l 's . . 4 i I } ~y~.wriw .w I i1PCOltI) Cg mky li~l' L°I', C1e+~ ut t11C County Cnull In 111"I lot aald loo wn! fcial 1 A 3 f nu11 y~N+~l 1, 1, ~,rllVlculq y'l+eSinteof' 11y tic 1lonioli furl ~c 1 ul, c, ~,•!t,l ui cll 17, l6 ' Nt C// 1 tiUA11 U l 11 d A11 In { A iVy t t 1 1 Jo IlcfJl)y V4 1 r. r Etlhl "(pY (m r.l tl~l L%~!~~ A 1). V7 'i~- 1., 7 fla )1 .11 ' ; 1't1 (I 111 ~ • 01 kilt, 00e1 k'II Jl~'1 11 t , nlla dnly ~ - , 1 .u l.uunll It,rx 1 ilr Lnl 1hoVE iirltlool ` ~lului+++ i ni 1~ ni 1111 Lo J Y { oat Iclc1!4ood S nl Wilier 1' V llt p.) ISA IINf'1'I' IS'OW. i ? 11dnd a{Itl ,c 1 tl 4W1=~1 u>~++~u1v Lu~'^. WIy1~ Y nli tlit&.nl yiw 4u.S,:, r- 1 t i 'r r ' I Fr, k7J } THE .:TATS OF TEXAS KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: . COUNTY OF DEN'TON : THAT WE, M. B. Fincher and wife, Louise Fincher, of Denton County, Texas, for and in consideration of the sum of Five Hundred, Seventy-five and No/100 Dollars ($575.00) cash to us in hand paid by the City of Denton, Texas, a municipal corporation of Denton F County>, Texas, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, do hereby GIVE and GRANT to the said City of Denton, Texaq its successors and assigns, the free and uninterrupted use, liberty, and right in, upon and across the following described property for the purpose 3 of constructing, reconstructing and perpetually maintaining an electrte power transmission line and all necessary poles and 1 appurtenances in, upon and across certain tracts of land lying and being situated in the County of Denton, State of Texas, and more i particularly described as follows: 1 TRACT N0._l: 4 ' BEGINNING at a point in the North Line of a tract of hand out of the M.8.P. & P.R.R. Co, Survey, Abstract No. 1473, as conveyed to M. B, Fincher by H. B, Fincher, et al, and recorded in Vol. 258, P. 20 of the Deed ,f Records of Denton County, Texad. Said beginning point r. being 389 feet West of the Northeast corner of the i' M. B, Fincher tract, THENCE South 3 degrees 19 minutes West a distance of i 762.58 feet to a point for a corner in the North line of a tract owned by Pauline Mack and recorded in Vol. 470, P, 592 of the Deed Records of Denton County, Texas, said corner point being 439.32 feet North 88 degrees 59 minutes 39 seconds West of the Northeast corner of Ej said Pauline Mack tract; THENCE South 88 degrees 59 minutes 39 seconds Mast, with said Mack North line, a distance of 30 feet to a point for a corner; i THENCE North 3 degrees 19 minutes EniA a distance of 752.58 feet to a point for a corner; THENCE North 89 degrees 13 minutes East a distance of 70 feet to a point for a corner; WHENCE North 3 degrees 19 minutes Eost a distance of 10 feet to a point for a corner in the North line of said M, B. Fincher tract, said corner point being 289 feet South 89 degrees 13 minutes West from the Northeast corner of the M, 8. Fincher tract; i THENCE South 89 degrees 13 minutes West with the North line of the M, B. Fincher tract, a distance of 100 feet to the place of beginning, TO HAVE AND TO HOLD, all and singular, the privileges afore- said to it, the said City of Denton, Texas, its successors and ca assigns, forever, toge;',,sr with the right and privilege at any and all times to enter said premises, or any part thereof, for f the purpose of constructing, reconstructing and maintaining said electric power transmission line; all upon the condition ;i 1 I' that in the use of said right and privilege herein granted the I , % City of Denton, Texas, will not create a nuisance or do any j ~ ' act that will be detrimental to said premises, WITNESS OUR HANDS this day of A.D. 1961, G ~t { I , M. Fincher _ Louise Fincher s f 3 f j 1~ THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF DENTON ; BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, a Notary Public i.n j and for Denton County, Texas, on this day personally appeared M, B. Fincher and Louise Fincher, his wife, both known tome to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me that they each executed the 1 same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed, and the said Louise Fincher, wife of the said M. B, Fincher, having been examined by me privily and apart from her husband, and i having the same fully explained to her, she, the said Louise Fincher acknowledged such instrument to be her act and deed, and she declared that she had willingly signed the same for the pur- poses and consideration therein expressed and that she did not wish to retract it. k V N ER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE this day of A.D. 1961, r .j ' _ y z tll .R.. GR. ~ 1 „ t '!~I iA4 Notary Public in and for Denton County, Tax&a (r 11MITIVI ATE: ON 1wc,)f(I) C011MY Of Donlon 1, A, i, lmwk~rj I Clink of the (:aunty Cunrt lu and tar 3AId Coun C,armlY tit llartori ~ fY do Laaby cedtEy tLAI (Il fowgoliq' It .I ~TQ`u,(ilf~✓orf v"Whol, will, if' „ niftha ti.. o{ alit 1(! WAS Nlbi fcv re("I llm. do (A, A. I) 1 Bud Al wornd'.I.lII (~n). nf...t? ~R~'fl A (1. IfM/R.~l nt.:.. a,ln~k~~ ....M~, t + VoIEU+o P,,. qe _ _ . . vi , An 11cnn(lc (4 7rfllU, ( ,nty, 1a1NN, w ! IVid Bn,) y I.of (lfa,'t Nt f)an{n n, lagNS, tlio Joy A11Q )'Uaf 1,151 nt)" w,I(tM A IMI NEA 1~ lll..........~.(vlurk uE Ire Lu:uit... y..(:u rl, llr,..~...ilutt ('A„ 1'ntl0a s 1 1 z cl -TI ri• i } Di 1 f j i `i11r 5PATE OF TEMS 3 KA1ai4 AJ,i, 1,11,11 BY `1lE5E P1tF5EtJ`PS1 COi^1'i'Y Of DENTON t `1 wv 41E, Dale J. graham and w610, Grace rralarl, of Dontun County, :Ulm o1' 'Loll .kul-im',; vaslt to im in hand paid by the City of Denton, Texau, a mtulicilxtl corporation of Denton County, Toms, receipt of rillich is hereby aottnotalod€red, cis horoby CIVET and 0 WIT to tLo said City of Denton, Texan, its successors and asa.igna, the fi,e and mintorruptod uno, .liberty, and ri.gltt i.tr, upon and across the following, described property for the purpooe of conotruct- ing, ro-constr,',eting and perpotually, ukaintain .n(; an electric power trans- minsion line and all nocossaiy polea and appurtenancau in, upon and aeroes a tract of land :lying and being, nituatod in t1w County of Vonton, State of Taxes) and more particularly doscri,bod an £ollownt 1011;1,71,10 in the nouthweet corner o£ n tract of land out of the b1.r.I•'. F,. P.N.R. fir, Survey, Abstract No. 103, as conveyed to Dalo J. Graham tm(l w:lfa) brace Orahat~i, by llubort Darr and recoidod in Vuhtie 1351 Pogo 6)h of tho Dood iteourdti of Donton County, Toxaa, sai.cl bopi.nninrt point also boin€; the southeast corner of Ali 0,30 acre tract conveyed to J. A. lton6rich on June 1, 1956, slid I.n the tlorth Line of a tract cor v(aynd to V. J1, Fincror and recorded in Volume 2513) Pape 2O of the Deod Records of Denton County, Toxacl 711EMfi1 north rtith tho neht line of said Dale J. Graham tract, a distance of 11.23.0 feet) more or 1-n9j to a point for a cor- nor In the south line of Audra Lanoi TIVi M cast vit;r the aouth line of, Aadva Lane, a dintance of 30 foot to a point for a corner; T INME mouth, 30 feet cast of and p rallei 11i.th tho wont line of said Dale J, 0~ah i tract, a distance of 1123+ foot, more or lean, to a point for a corner in the; south 11.na thoroof'; VENC; crest with the north l.xno of said Dale J. orahant tract) a dintanco of 30 fort to`ttho place of bugfiini.ng. TO VAVi4 AND '.IV 1101,T1, all and ui,tutu'lar, the- privk1o(Ion aforoaai.d to i.',, tho said City of Dont;nt Toxan, its aucoonsors and anuiwm) for- tve`? Logethall vi th the righb and privilege at any slid all timos to enter said premises, or tiny rxtrt thereof, for the purpo"o of construct- Ing, re-cunstruuLing, and mtclntainan€4 sold oloctriv power Lranowlasion l1nc; a:11 upon the condi•L1.ort ti:ni; in Lhu uuo of "mid rapltt grid €vi,vilogo heroin €rtuitod tho City el' Denton, J'oxns, 01). not, armato a niisanco or do ans, act that will be dotr'imontal to mild promi.son, YII m,ss CUt !{AtryS this ? day of .DADotobor 76YtikipM A,D. 1461. a. o ,ru is rn ! ,race to" A ~ 3 'DIR STATE Or, 'i gwo s COUNTY 010 W,'IM)N 1181'0ttl; t•P„l the undaralt;ned authority, a Notary publi.o in and for nonton County) Toxao, on thia day poraona7.7y appoared '1a1e J. (Irailurn and Grace nrabhm) his wifo, both known to mo to bo tho porsonv wLoao ndmen axe subacribad to the faregoinf( i 0stxiunent and acknowlodrod to me thAt thoy each axeouted the nu103'for they purpo8as and obitulderation therein expreaaodj and the oal.d nraao nrallarri, wife of the eaid r)fll0 t (►rahorn, having bean oxormnod by file privily and apart from hor husband) and having the aamn T0.7,y oxplalned W her} f,he) the uald Ord(:(,- orahanj eckrtowltidgod 81101) instrtunont to bo hor aot nrtd dead tend a}o ctoolared that ahs had w;:7:linr4 uipod tho atuno for the purpor,oa and 0onui.clara- tion tltgroi,n axpr0138ed and that aho di,d not w+ ah to retract 1.t, 01.+1EN UNAIM Vi I!AIM At1D SBi 1, OA' 011VIC8 th1b 25 day Of rablf8c ~ nano ~.4!>7:.. , l\b :f ,"r, ,qt , Ptt1,73.(: if ,I :A !'or ~f~Str' ,`ilt3l,oo^,,} 1)1imtari CoiuAyji Tnx~ao y ja E'11 r~}fir,. Ands t.al~e T ( l ! Oak J 61.4/cgnl '(lever ti 30 ' F ud+ !e v !'Y i~1 ' l l'rl t `f i t S ~I • '1 !fl i ,44 i r i r r.. •',C(111f) Cunt In wd 4ot eakl vvae E .o..~• {CAIP lon f S1S/{ t aim{Y atltetd Nil ~,,,,•,r.r.. c y t.4 f S t lctk, d rltUcnl~ n-l l ~„~r4 veil{~l~'`~. LL)`fr r{INS ~~4{.•lil n I ii{. 1e vt17 ~ ~ ,re.Ul V n .16+1 ' 1){ E dl e ~ ~ •{}yn Q{µl! 77 nl, y, r11 ~ - !-"'r JJJ t r 4 ; ~ ~ ('oltall ul I5 ) t1rr1' t. ~ b V!l (NVnIHr14 4ir' dlr . n r. V ' ~ ,rug }IS .r 1 ~ } r ,6r~V) l' 01UM~ ~aSrty J ,v tnu~lttY }SIIIF:f'.tarllr7nt~1+'~ r ~ 1.N~1Il~r,.r+r'+ C/J`'r✓ tt; f.,. t x wk 11u11r'lt nr. ~~,qRh r.~l` iy 44 ai {i,f 6l I~ u{ t1,a l.ti w an _;{)t{~i'lf ~ l s ; r~ ' e? ~c. Sri i; r.. t~~ ` I y ! a r'J ',"~,I h i ~5~; art i ~y~ ~ I 1, , ~t[~]` (V'~. p_ SSW , Y'VI ATJ, Ili.?1 DY tIIli3t1 P11j3SP11U,' s C91111T 0Y I)lsti'I'0 ; t fI?A'1' J. 0. John . n iIwl ttl 1'c j I'sui'tt Jolat~sun r of I)ent<m County j i'ot find .!lj (tnlWtJ:rni,'t_or) of W1c, :tim of 'PCn I)o1.11a1s (',r10 .00) CM311 to u„ .i.!, !:-w; nld 010 ,ti.t;, u! uur},ural'1uat of llonton (lon;)t,) lo:r;anj rceei.pt oi' ullich in hnrol)y ar.knowlccigod, do horeby rM,VP awl GRANT to tiro n111 A cit7 o:f Denton, Toxar, j I to aucCchaorn and 'ta09t'nej tlt8 fl-00 arld un:i.niir rupisd kloo) Jiborty) nud ra(Iltt 1.11, upoll and ncvowt Ul'o !'ol7ow nt> dor,cribod property for Elio f)tu'lono of chrtntruot•• lnrre-conotrua{.1ng and por-potual•ly Iildntu:ininl; an C, inctri,c,powav trulla-" ioi.sn:ton ltno [uxi 41.1. r)ocOaHni'y 1)07.0❑ cmd raljpurtennt7ceJ irl, upoat and ar'runll A tract (if' .Ia'.d 7.yin,r, npd he:lnrr, "iAlkatod i.l) tho Comity oj' lioniz:ttj hate ol, 'Texan, and ?1101'6 pArt3ev'1ar15, rimicri_bod as So.ll.ctwat 5T;C,,T.MU1,11 rat a point t) Cho noutltonot ournor oi' a tram of 181%1 otlt oi' tho T, II. Uowrilrtl; Sarvoy, Abntrc!ct flo. 31164, an cmweyorl to J. C. Johnson nrtd 01 fo j rIn)':' Johnconj by l'ayd Aliviltrong and rca .;'dod All Volma Ah) 1511,-n .'05 o,' the ijoorA R0oorda of llonton Cowity, 'Twain, nrd.d covnoz, wluo br>1.nf? 300 root :'r'uth of the sovti) rJ"C11t-or.-uey line 01 ir. V. Ruwl ,M26 (P:aaI" ' J,nnoy 8tvovt) and 1_rl tlto Cast boundary tanc rif w1d 111. 1Q.' 1iowutnl; ljur'voyl `1'111"1401!1 north rt.UAI the east "Lino of wa:id J. C. Johnrori tract, it (Hntafell of 300 oeI, to n pol,ni, I'oa' a Co:.'c I~ r i_n I, ho :wvth Ith-ei'-v7ay 1! wt oi• it. I.. ria.^d 111{s'6j '111)•,N0; wc13tor1t, tal lb the colttb r^'lila{ 0!'..1tuy 1111;, r>f sa:itl F. I9. '.,ond /1112 G, o. cl:.ot 1111;?, 01 in toot, mu o uv .i.r.at to it point .fur' it c:orrior; 9'lIfjd(T, t!ntt.i'.L 30 foot tmctt of ttttd iaari.L:I,H7_ )+;tb 41>0 oc~.rt l.i-rto 01' va3.d. J. (1, Jahnat,)a Cz'ar,t, n 61,nttilwo (d 300 31'xRi,, muj'o or 101113,, tU it 1101-t1l, 1'01- a brne}Y i.!! I;ItC 001.0h Ola bo.f; I'Ht;IJ(lI9 caul whit U 'm ao„,{,h ' t:o 0, rt,id J. Julia.tun tr' iC;t) Lt dl iilr'at1(?8 bJ ;lO f,`r=t,t lrr flit, I,I„cr? t.1 ho,';~1itt!~t.~. I0 111 ill A':ii 'r I'r'I,li, r~,Ci_ art'1 : _nl;ttln r'j 11}113' 1 . i l f > of {sn ,',tl tlic naiti Y;Lt,y bi`- he~nl;i,h, ;0 7.nfi, , 1N atiCC '..1!or❑ ;a. !o ...rrtitit oj i ovo.rj tuE;ather nl.th thrj H,(,hb A41rt IW]V1..1"ar;, rat tr;ry Fat!ti it 11 1611cun to o)l oT 11n:id 151,;],13. td r;!1 j of- f7 t111t J11uvord'j f)r t1te hlh'{7Cr.t4; U. cL)ii1tt'tlti t-. 1.111;, u.;in'uori"it acid m1n;',ntn:lulnf, m" 16 0.1oobra.u powot t!'rn!:llitlljn:l.oi! 1.I'e~oj 11, upon 11r,t tl,ItI01 t1iP! U i1f, ill f,hc our; rj V(I )'1, and J)dv1.l0(t^ fCruniod 61+0 01, ty cl' IlcjPrto , lit 'LoxaVt .t 1.1:7. ui1, Cr:!ato n . w.f1jow" or 11111111311 , do noy riot that w3)1 co dotimc-'tttnt tt~ !find I)rCllviacn. ii'1'Ni~f55 OUR PAND$ thi5,ar~ d4ty of ~#i'o: [•yri~~:D. J F~.. C, johnooll J1it~J'L: ~~Oi111 t%ull i ( UP!'1'Y Ol' D N'ANI a BE111MIF MN) Ulu undornitgtcti auLhori,ty~ rt ilofltey i'ub].it, in nnu Vol, Donton rAunity, Toxaot on thin day poi'n(Inally tlpll©ared J. C. Jollttclob and Furn Johneonj Ws vdfar both fulown to mu f.o bo Lho purronr) looo tvxnion rare nultiouribod to the £ot'oguAllf, tnstrumont and aultnowledpiJ to no ti ttt they each oxecutod the Ba no i'or the pucpoHen and coneide ration thaveln e.Vroaflc(It and blot nand Bura Johnson) wi.£o of tho naid J. U. Johnrtoni having boon examined by mu pi'iv:1.3,y nstci rlparL ]'rem llor liu3btind, oho the oaJ_d Utu'a Johnfion~~uuun,t, and hrv,infj tho idt 1w fully oxl~:ia~luod to htti ) aoknow1,odied such :LnebrutrtotlL a 'ac her not, eon} deaar attd ❑Ho daea.aiv~t~''; t~1"Cl that ohe had wltitf;1y (Ap9d the name £or Un purllooun and tun tlrldi'ak` s L;Lotl tlfort',w.n t7xptoeet3d and thtaL skits (AJA nub w.f.Alt to retract i.i OT112,11 UNDER 11Y VAN) AND UlAr, 01' M thi:,~~- (illy of tRa r AID. 1901. c>'' r Nobai;p i'ut'.1'n :f.u MH 10' i)r311t~)il ILF~ i1 t.~d t~t'xtl t3 ,f N ,,.ors, _ a; i i t+. hasl lvn~ lJ1ie eN.<rEJi~+~~ .i l - I I4 t S i11 .7 b11M1p~M1~M.+t~V CNrtVYy IAR~V1A1 r~14AifNlltl~rOrYrAnwVmMMRnN1YYM~w~~F~nhNMMwW~~M~AW~. f U 10111 ATE, OF' RECORD d=1 ' TM Male r f'l i~ap4 f, ! : r 1,..1 1 T. ('Irri; of iLr C olintv Cow In uitl for tnid County t id{outy rd 17 I 'N i r I 'd~,~R9cl1 1 ~~I{ uI enlius, vlill i~: cr•;tllhatU ify{{ilh(qilll ^ro Am f ~ 'fit M) ! q I. A ~3i~ ~ . ~t ~ .M1 b lAr , {l T" ~urlu~l. ;~y~ -hi~i _A,), L~J~ ,it .r .:✓r,1 3 J`! ~t,l In i Iv- i it r N 1V!ll 1i "1 py to pit a~_f~ I .0 PSI II 1 L m I 6P, ihr 31l II i 1 Ir i 1 dki' i 111~1l0 f1 n~ T+Kr K.Q[r~~>~^~ llrpu{) 1'1C161i( t~ ~ liru ~ (uull II 1 U 4,~1~'I~pl1 . `r I ILL, : t ~ r w•~ ,..E j ` ; ice'' I~ ~,y~ . ~ ~ ~1 iCT~ri ~w, F' ~ S~~1 ~ ~ `~N ~ti 4 `r, 1 THE STATE OF TEXAS : 8899 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: COUNTS' OF DENTON THAT I, Pauline Derry Mack, a widow, of Denton County, Texas, for and in consideration of the sum of Ten Dollars ($10.00) cash to me in hand paid by the City of Denton, Texas, a municipal corporation of Denton County, Texas, re- celpt of which is hereby acknowledged, de hereby GIVE and GRANT to the said City of Denton, Texas, its successors and assigns, the free and uninterrupted use, liberty, and right in, ur.on and across the following described property for the purpose of constructing, reconstructing and perpetually main- twining an electric power transmission line and all necessary poles and appurtenances in, upon and across certain tracts of land lying and being situated in the County of Denton, State of Texas, and more particularly described as follows: TRACT NO, 1,, BEGINNYNG at a point in the Southeast corner of a 42,72 acre tract of land out of the T. M. Downing is Survey, Abstract No, 346, as conveyed to Warren B, Mack and wife, Pauline B. Mack, by Homer Vanderpool aYyd recorded in Volume 374, Page 256 of thn Deed F R,; cords of Denton County, Texas, said beginning point also being in the North right-of-way line of F. M, Road No. 426 (East McKinney Street) and in the Inst boundary line of said T, M. Downing Survey; THENCE North with the 8,ar;t line of stud Merck trace., a distance of 1971 feet to a point in the Northeast cornor of said Mack tract, a corner.; ► THENCE West with the North line of said Meek tract a distance of 30 feat: to a point fox' a corner, ,r THENCE South, 30 ieet West of and parallel with the East line of said Mack tract, a distance of 1971 feet, more or less, I;o it point for it corner In dw North right-of-way line of said F. M, Road No, 426, THENCE Easterly with the North right-of-way line of ; acid F, M, Road No. 426, a distance of 30 feet, more or less, to the place of beginning. TRACT NO. 2; BEGINNING at a point ill the South line of a tract of land out of the M.E.P, & P.R.R. Co. Survey, Abstract No. 1473, as conveyed to Pauline B. Mack by M, B, Fincher, and recorded in Volume 418, Page 540 of the Deed Records of Denton County, Texas, Said beginning point also being 256 feet, North 88 degrees 45 minutes West of the most Southerly Southeast corner of said Pauline B. Mack tract, and in the Northeast corner of a 2,64 acre trust in the M.E.P. & P.R.R. Co. Survey, Abstract No, 1475, also owned by Pauline B. Mack; THENCE N, ';h 3 degrees 7.9 minutes Fast, a distance of 755,5 feet to a point for a corner in the North line of the first mentioned Pauline B, Mack tract, said corner point being 398,11 feet: North 89 degrees 00 minutes West of the Southeast corner of a 5.003 acre tract conveyed to Paulin6 B. Mack by M. B, Fincher and recorded in Volume 470, Page 592 of the Deed Re- cards of Denton County, Texas, , THENCE North 89 degrees 00 minutes West, with the North line of the first mentioned Pauline B. Mack tract, q a distance of 30 feet more or leas, to a point for a corner I THENCE South 3 degrees 19 minutes West, a distance of E 740.5 feet; to a point for a corner.; THENCE North 88 degrees 45 minutes West,, a distance of 40 feet to a point for a corner; THENCE South 3 degrees 19 minutes West, a distance of 15 feet to a point for a corner in the South line of the first mentioned Pauline B, Mack tract; THENCE South 88 degrees 45 minutes East, with the said South line of the Pauline H, Mack tract, a, distance of 70 } feet to the place of beginning. i 1tACT NC. -:,-e B INNING at a point in the South line of a tract of land out of the M.F,,P. & PXR. Co. Survey, Abstract No. 1473, as conveyed to Pauline B, Mack by M. B. 1•incher and recorded in Volume 470, Page 592 of the • Deed Records of Denton County, Texan. Said beginning point being 398.11 feet, North 89 degrees 00'minuL,s Wpst of the Southeast corner of said Pauline B, Macs tract, THENCE, North 3 degrees 19 minutes East, a distance of 171,84 faet to a point for a corner in the North line of the said Paul.ino B. Mack tract, said corner point being 409,32 feet North 88 degrees 59 minutes 39 seconds West of the Northeast corner of the Pauline B, Mack f tract; THENCE North 89 degrees 59 minutes 39 seconds West, with said No,.-rh line, a distance of 30 feet to a point for a corner; THENCE South 3 degrees 19 minutes West, a distance of 171.92 feet, more or less, to a point for a corner in the South line of said Pauline B. Mack tract; THENCE south 89 degrees 00 minutes East, with said South line, a distance of 30 feet, more or less, to the place of beginning. TO HAVE AND T.0 HOLD, all and singular, the privileges afore- said to it, the said City of Denton, Texas, its ouccessors and assigns, forever, together with the right and privilege at any and all times to enter said premisee, or any part thereof, for the purpose of constructing, reconstructing and maintaining i ' said electric power transmission line; all upon the condition that in the use of said right and privilege herein granted the City of Denton, Texas, will not create a nuisance or do any act that will be detrimental to said premises. i E WITNESS l '[AND this Z 4~ day of } A,D. 1961. t Pauline Barry so u~laullp~;~7, G~, { `Y 5 . ~ arya li y{ ^f • a TH9 STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF DENTON BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, a Notary P61,, i~4',. and for Denton County, Texas, on this day personally appeared Pauline Berry Mack, a widow, known to me to be the person whose a. name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me that she executed the Home for the purpose[ and consideration therein expressed. day of : GIVE14 UNOUR 11Y HAND AND SEAL ON OFFICE this . A. D. 1961. Notary Public In and for Denton County, Texas i i i 1 { 1 i I' _ alllliall;of srr.01119 ',iirH irl.ri~ 1~! 1:, I r,. 'I'. r~+ d nl Nan fmmly Calrl In end fnr wlid (*nty ll) I', 1 )IIH,K! . ni ,+nttenliryli{ro (i>frn{y ! 1 hill SO fMrfl) liI{il)' Illd il~ la• iuV lo)1 Ilk (1✓ WAS ..I 11 try {SIAi for n I Ihn. c / A. r.A U cf kill) nl)d tInly 4r Vola)Nt, ~ ~ T 'A ~ ,1 i + I~ ~ ilr l;wl il, +C wr41lN1 ~ Ilpr II i~l 11 V1, c• Iy my wtMu r Irani uv1 :yt'+ 1,.. n } "l+'l 4.1 1 ( I w l OHrE 411 illllll lf.iall ~FI 1 ^YHy.~~4+'w 1 I a v F' f I 1` c;; ;Ya .,q-~ ~ •1 ~ t ~ ~ % 4~,1 y~ ,~~.J 1 U 1 ` e'>, ~ ~ v , ~ jrtl 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ' ~ cl ~j ~ i a C I. I M:?NOTI;S Oh FLAt !1Ttl(I_ At'JD 7.ON;~ai(# OOt•Eli1SSlOtl City, iii: h•tt".cu., 7:rrxtra Special tnae.tatig of tit, PJ,ttttning, and l,orting Com,ai.nvtur: of the City of Denton, Texatt Jon() 20, 1901 300 P.M., Mtnti;:lpai Buildit;g Awlitovium, Olty of Denton, Toxna, Prcostntt: Dr. Harold Parmor,ChairmrraJ Dr, Poul 'tour.; Krt?, Lounin Yarbrough; Dr. Ricltttrd kagada',o; and Ray Lngle'!tar, 1118M NO. 1, Dr, Ilatold berme, i,,,:liounoud the V.nnning and Zoning Condniesion had preporad it preliminary report:. oonvaininu and t oorrdrtanditt; the adoption of a now nomprehrnatve coning ordinount, for t:ho (;icy o' Denton, Toxau to the Oity Counhi.l; raportinit e.hid ruport and thtt full text 0.1. the proposed ordluanuct w%rc+ publixliod fn slut l.ctgal aotico sention of Din Denr.on Rcaord Chronicle issue of. May 14, 1961. Dr, lrarmcr announced the purpose of this tnerting wtla to hall n Public, ih,aring on the aforo?aid Ilmliutinory report and proputord tutting ordinauec:, Catirt No. I Mr, and Mrij. R. D, Calvurt; praeuitt t.o diaouns tho 7,uni.ng an property deocribod ou Lot :36,1 ]dock 3501+, itnd Lot. 2, Block 1501,, thi..1 property being placed ill the "Lit" Diatric it, Mr, and We. Calvarl: requested no obaugo in the elansifioatiurt of this property, Ca4e No. 2 Mrs. L. T. Milliken, 1211 W. Oalt St, pru ont: to tii oust thn zoning on thie property, requesting this proportty be pluotid in the "R" Dwnlling District rathor than thn 1101' Lonal Dusinuas Dist.riut. A, J. Roberta raquuated clnnt,ifiontirrn of property described no City Lot 11, Blook 276n, loont:ott wgst crf the stuant turbiw:t power plant, bo ulasaifiod "L;[" Light Industrial District rathor than thu "11" gingin Dvol ling Dintrint, as proposed, Mr, Robart.s also rocluaotod property daseribad as Lot 9, l'.lock 276D be cla;isifiad in E tho"A-1" or "A-2" District rather then the "k" Dwelling Dietvict, reporting plane aro being made for the (Iona truotio.t of aparl:mont unite on thin tract of., Land, Mr, Roberta also reported hie intorunt in locating an iltdustry on the tract of land doncribad as City Lick ll, Block 2161), Groan ,NUS, ~t„ .1, A. Parker rnquaetnd property dtancr.ibod eo Lot 5, Blor,k 176V, bu aaenif.led from Lbe propomid "R" We (ling W.&trir.t: t:o tilr. "B" Bisitiene District. r; Mr, Richard b'.ltatahor, 1.008 Coif, Strout,;, Was pronont tc requnatr information ro» garding s:otling acid not: With t,hcn C1a~FuJa.b.rtt.ion of bin ltropnrt:y vhich had boost placed J11 tin uRrr dwelling 1)i,8t.ri,A, (l eau Nc•. iS NaL Nolwi rz,qutaotorl a tkituu;ular Iavu:li J. )t.Utd d11 1 3gtl,tt:4511 FAe CJ Iy J~al; 14 J)lock t 138=0 bu clnnriifi,.d as liart: of till "l.it" i,-~aa1 Reread ]Anttvict rather thou the propogdd "At Doodling ri.Ntsr•l.ot. Me, Nuloe. ,,method he p.lanti in the future to build all offine building (lu shit i.at brit; Ivan l:o i.nrird.futo plan, , (J?~ra tu. 1 Dc, t4nrintt lid`{ho4l, rejuciatr.cl lsrnporty l,n•ytkn*i nto ta1,y Lot 201 BIo0c 4002. un the norr;h eidto of I!,gan Strum het placed in thrl "D" Dwei.)iag D).ntrtul. tathcr t11a11 1.11u preponrid. It 1) WSt11ing iliIII tr1,n'„ Dr, bnShu.o ritported tbls prspurl;y being luoatnd itnmurii,gtol.y nurth of till YJoW Ronpital, ntatitlp, tIMM team Fd noud for two•'fnm.'.ly dwelling,) ill this nenn to snrvu till Iftiop3.rnt nrrol,r no well as tho O1itlic nI30(bi toaatr.d 3.n time srt,e atvi 41.4o for Co(ill harr+ teuc1t3.ug in the Ilig11 Saltool, ,Jtut'ar =J4gh SohoUl, anal r,u+;arby 1+1Qar,nttiry e1011101 o, 1h:. DttHhMJa reported 01" put'nlta-!d this, p+:ol-r,rty 4ovrtrsil votita ngo for Hie trxtrronta Irurposo of build- ' L ir1N a two-ill."ily r1;an11l,tg, 1 t ; ti~~h. Cl, ti Murray Johnson of Dallas, Texaa, dl~c.taatid the proposed ordinance with rLfC•rence to the requiramnn*_ for a 30' act La61 . for front yard ruquirymflnu in Hie I'D" Business District, Mr, Jehnaon was iiiformad the, Planning and Zoning Commission has this matter under ooxioNaratiort er,•i wilt no~l.fy halm of the dnciiion at such time as the atudies are finished. Caae tea, 9 Mrs, Fannie Jackson of 811. Morse 9t'ratsL requested property located on City Lot 13, Block 269, be placed in the "D" Dwelling District rather than the "R" Single Family Dwelling District, reporting this lot: to be 54' fronting on Morse Street and extending 266' in dspth, Cae'.a No, 10 Bill Holland discussed City ",ot6 8 and 9, block 448, reporting this property had bann placed In tho "LB" Diat.riat and requested informntion concerning any changed this might: make over his present zosting in the Business Dintrict, 0,490 No. 11 Myrtle ktarroll, 406 Bolivar Street, diecusbed zoning of City Lot 15, Block 425, which has been placed in the "B" Bupirmas Diatriot, Miss Harrell requested in- formation with raf4retnc(t to tar. valune pleas! on propr.,rt,y and dial not protest zoning in this proposed district, r~~e ta. iz , t+ Miss Julia 10408, 512 Bolivar Street) roquest:ed information with reference to increase in value of property taxes for City Lot: 14, Block 424, since this property had been placed in the ')LB" Local Business District, Cava No 13 Bdx'4rd Owons, John Chamberlain, and Johnny Oratton, representing the Phi Kappa Sigma r'ratorigit'y, located at 2046 Scripture, requested information as to tl,e adding to the present facilities if this property should remain in the "R" Dwelling District, and requested classification of property into some district that would permit adding additions to the present ntruetura for use as a fraternity house. ~fase a Kendall Cochran, Mrs, Vloyd Graham, and or.hidrs from the highland Park Road- Whippoorwill Street area pregont to command the Planning and zoning Commiasion for their study and the action being taken in making rsoonmmendation to the City Council for adoption of the comprehensive zoning ordinanro and map and requested that property owned by a ]!ruornity+ on the tlighl fine. Park' Road not be olasaif.iod in any alaNotfiral,ion other then the "R" Dwelling District as now proposed, uses»~.~~a Mrs. Ross Ootiipton, 428 Fulton Strout, regltestod information concerning City Lots 31, 32, and 33) Blonk 489, which have bean placed in the t'))" Dwelling' uistvifat, Mrs, ccm1501% ruquestad fidoeinacton as to romovi,ng it garage npaetment 6truct'uru on one of the lots and r"pluvllng r:hc ai.ruohn.r. with a sf.uglo family dwelling, r Ca % dj~ 16 James R, Wiley, Attorney, appearfid to pr+rteat action of the Board in recommend- ing zoning of property, Mr, Wiley prote.at:sd olasoificat1on of property located at 110 W, Collage, being City Lot 18, Block 4120 in the"A-11"Dwelling nistrict dud protuaLed plautug City Lot 21 Block 430, 409 Parkway 9troet:) in tho nD" Dwelling Dtstriut, reporting thi+ property now has 3 fst.l:tly units located on this lute Me, Wiley rAport:ed property of 206 arawiUrd Streut placed in the 'OR" Dwelling Biairl?A to bo in the proper classifioation. A. J, t lbrt:a ti .".lu,:r. t +.~.Errln.aol a,<.uraing prcpcrty 1 t.„a !,I .}r, crar.h 1d'1 of 1tll;llw.'iv 2,1 ar:c! ,I't, r;fi'r :a lr)r< Lf highway 298, LnpQr, "'Ug =I'r p.:".pl h"rVC 11o'.oul rud "{1a ttO1 H!. 133 ;hlr! ri l'4 iY lnri rr !td-~A AV6 tLtl fj 1!-7HC ITe:411 f.11V ~'k'r 11W1.l Inp, Ms i'.r'I;I; rn In1no type of t ronfng ,,Incr. ,.he propurcy on !.Iw south node- of Il vIrway 2:0 and Ova we4c sJdci of 1.or!p 288 is prots•Int:ly o:cul ";:i lay t <irvicr P r;it'.! an rand ra'hc<or bt ; 11ir. ti,tu3. (;!Isc No. 18 J0(• 11, Akers re'-lua.:l;:al C.l.t;y I:ot. ''I Elook 317A, located at 16.19 Vnir;rwood S(.rac:t hii 141". old I" a Kon..).p.b c.1 q,? J.I I, rl iUr3 1:1k11: Wo(Ild poil'Iaft the IrrUpnk'ly',::, (,n 111lNd l'or tho c'um. llruo. 1tli c1E 'aparrm+!ri!. bOUP C:9, Ii,tY'a No. 19 Mrv, lli.s;t.7 y,,t,ffi,u, ar,d Mrs. Mary Clniido! t;umblli prusenc to roquictiC propurt:y loi,W(d on t:h.o north i,dtt of 17r,t.vc:rsaty hrfvn Kasi; from !lurl.h i.d cat: SILrMret. and wort. from I.clI Avr.tltua b., 1) !At I;d i.n the: zoaing dist,riet, trh(oh would per" Inlt: bt18lr:nua I:o Jpc.rftl:r.. Gssl•~No.~e0 IL 11. ltyocl, 1801 N. Ir,1111, pr,l4nnt I..o diseunr+ tho r.oninn ush placed rin City Block. 419 from l,rtl•Jturo,ll:y hrS.vc, ocut.h co (;J)UoRH fit:ruot;, Mr, Ryai, report:wl is lin was well rnliallel wlth r.l1c "Rol Uwallir!g o7donJ.fication placed on t:hlu propctrty and raquat,teml '_ho proporcy noL hit ula;sJ.fiod in some other zoning C uiNnsifa+aa(aen. (NqC_ No 21 i. Mra, A. J. Moom mgij'se.tod property Ioaatnd at )05 W, Prairla SLr<sr..t:, bning ` 01Iy bol; 1,7, P,lou1< :101, be alatlaff,lnd in this 1'LRI' or 111,1711 111stl ct, roport'.ng A wrlslwl.urkt Ill prmsently luitat:ad &n this proparty. fNea izU, Z-2 t ii NkIra. J. 1,. OWNIIS tuqut:7tod (JILy Lok 22, )Iluuk 138, bra olassffi.c•.d ay a part o,. the "b"'I)weillag llt rrtol, rakher than Mia "RIO Dowelling Dlat:ri,4't: reportanl; thle proporl;y woi; adjanc+r,t (o proport.y being imed for bualmi:ss and wits not: E.uitnble for Hingle family dwellings. 3 Casti No sa Iten?:y Williams rnqundtud n ronIng rIInasJ.flaation for 01ky Lot 6, It tuck 2161), to yomn olnaHl[1<;at,iou other than "Rol Dwoll.ing I1.istriot, reporting, tHs land 1 wn.v jig(W foc farming pllrpo.wr, and ho load no plane., for fuhuhn dnvolopiwin!;, 0avu-No, 211 t puotga lmean rorlu<tatA proporty btslonging Lo Dr. ?Lf:f)r Robert:(,, OaLCIN P01.1r,, IISuu,(^.if and u0har5 l(srtat,.t<i in (111;y lilooka 293 and 23fiA bh olasslfJod as a l)dtrl. or ul') liJ:'I Light 7:nduHCrl.al flfaLrf.t:t, tdr. anm=an P1100 n wr.ALOI1 potitlon ra(IueloilJo; lhls propcurt:y bo o1aeatffn11 In this dlatric.t:, (;u. n N 7.5 M, $ Ma.l or,l prellunt to (Wilgra LU i.a l.rl tIto Marti for ror.wliullond lr,l; IIv; ,i(Si1) I.(.oll + of 1;111+ zont rig !nap, r,:pur(.itoo; A r.utiJ.ng ordlnan<kc, And map halt, bsun it-, nwmr7 Ir'r tau! Clay Of bonton for a loo, 'olig rl.ma. trst ll 20 Mlkss NatPa Shull; Lad 0,,)Irtrc: prnsnitt, trJ proLcat zoning to Hili 4,11' 1ifatr1.l:1 tl,f firly lute, fit inf! lr,ilaL Al.rnnt ilc,r',h of Mi.11 ay 241 r<uluoso inn I•wo Io4~ on t:hC; welt ide, n". t3<itr4 I,',r~,isl 81l'oet north of Uglnany 211 (,a bo sllowa It, Al, 'Ihll" fJJrtr). L 41 r1lnf +iilr:d In Ille "Ito" l)Yn ll.ing 1ll:Htrict. 'eport ng all. prcptrf.y oti Notl.li t,UfyuJL 4rr,iel +lurth sir ill:ghwny 24 should bt• th 010 "R" :aloJlf,r1l1 1) 1:3 L0 (t1:, t41!la 91h,i_II.. I: r.t+Id ipucll proparty had boovi ulust14 od na Ruftinllol+ property J.11 ',hre. Cl,t;y of llc,r,!'ua. Cace tio. 27 Clyde Carpenter repruee.nting Mr, and Mre. Jack Schmitz, presentt%d plans for the construction of a proposed lodging building to be located on City Lots 3,4,5, and 6, Block 4011, i'mmediatel'y west of Flow Hos3pital and requested this property be classified as a part of the "I:R" Distrirt which would permit construction of the needed facility to aceomodato overnight guests visiting Flow Hospital, Case No. 28 Waldon Knight representing Kappa Alph', Fraternity requested City Lots 1 and 81 Block 3034, located on Highland Par% Road be nl-assified from the "R" Dwelling ` District to the "A-2" Dwelling District which would permit the construction of a fraternity house on thia property, Mr. Knight: reported the sir's of this lot to be 615' by 283', approximately 3 acre8, and ample parking space could be provided, tag: No. 29 QnSnby Self requa~eted City Lot 8, Block 140 A be classified a3 "LB" Business District, roporting no plane for development at the prFaont time. Case No. 70 Lucy Price present. to protect any buainess zoning around the Fred Moore School. Case No. 31 D avid Mulkey requested property located on the north side of Withers Street between Oakland Avenue and Bell Avnnue be classified as a part of the "A-2" Dwelling District since the City Park is located on the south and the north or.Pmhalf of this block or property imwidiately north of this property is propeaed to be zoned "A-2" Dwelling District, Mr. Mulkey reported plans fr.r construction of a multapla family dwelling. Case No. 32 Jim Tom fiayleas present to disousa zoning on Wnat Sycamore Street east from Ave. D, protesting this property being placed in the "A-2" Dwelling District:. Case No. 33 s - Albert. Adkisson rcj%iested lots 1,2,31415, and. 6 of the W. S. Hurst Addition to the City of Denton, to be zoned ac.mmarcial since it joins an 8 acre tract owned by Joe W. N.i.chol.e and J. I,. t+i,ynings which has been classified as a part of the "LB" Disixict. Mr, Adkisson reported no plans for present development. Care No. 34 Mr, C. X. Buchanan requested Clay Lot 13, Block 4013, be classified as a part of the buyinese district.. Mr. ruehanan reported he had no plaits for develop- mant of this property, Case No. 35 Mrs, Toin Miller requested R.oning to the "A-1" District of property located on t.ho eoul;h sid.t: of Wuy3t Flyanmoro cast from Bernard :!trout:. Case„No, 36 It it, Bald.ridge requested City Lot: 1.6, Block 4026 located or, Avenue Y bu clasa• ifiel in the "A••]" Dwellin3 District reporting this property to be 90' by 259' and presently has 3 family units to^rited on this property. Mr. Baldridge also requested City Lot 9, Block 261, locrntod on Jackson Street, be clnsEifi.ed JAI tiie "A-2" Dwelling Diot;rict!, but: reported no plans for development: of thls property. Case No, 37 L, B, Reerly, requestad information as to tha reason for placing property located at: 914 Fldynea Street in tho "D" Dwelling Dintriet, reporting this propnrty t:o be a ei.nglc family dwelling and it would be impossible to change this property to a two family untf., Case No. 38 Ben Ivey, representing the Fairhaven ruquest.ed Information normeraing proper zoning for the construction of the ratrhaven home on property located on Sell Avenue off Sherman Drive, reporting ?airhaven owns 3-1/3 acres. Mr. Ivey was unable to present plans for the type of construction or number of units that would be constructed on t:hts property at this time. It was suggested this property should not be zoned other than the "R" Dwelling District until. such time as definite plans could be presented and the property could be proporly zoned. Case No. 39 Bill Hudson requested property located at 1311 Panhandle Street and 1209 Panhandle Street b', designated as a part of the "D" Dwelling District, re- porting he had plar,a in the future to build two family units on this property. Case No. 40 A latter was presented from property owners on North Elm Street with a photo- static copy of a petition dated August 12, 1960 addressed to the Planning and Zoning Commispion, requesting property lying between University Drive and College Street on each side of N. Elm Street be designated as business property for future business use on any land use map Adopted by the City of Denton. ITEM NO. 7, Motion made, seconded and carried to adjourn and continue the. Public Hearing at 2t00 P.M., June 21, 1961. Meeting adjourned at 6:30 P.M, t. Special meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of. Denton, Texas June 21, 1961, 2;00 P.M. Presents Dr, llarold V#rmer, Chairman; Dr. Paul Young; Mrs. Lonnie Yarbrough; Dr. Richard Ragsdale; and Ray Legleder. ITEM Nil. 1. There being no visitors present for the public hearing to offer evidence as to the clasei,Eieat:ion of property the Planning and Zoning Comm- ission reviewed information and evidence presented at the Public Hearing June 20, 1961, and other information presented at preliminary hearings with reference recommendation of adoption of the new comprehensive zoning ordinance and map of the City of Denton, Case No. 1 Information furnished by Mr, and Mrs. F. D. Calvert with reference to classi- fication of City Lots 36.1 and 21 Block 350E was discussnd. Motion made, seconded and carried that this property ba classified as part of the "LB" Local Busi,neaa District. Case No, -2 Information furnished by Mrs, L. T. Milliken with referenne to ela"si.fying property described as 1211 W. tlak art a part of the "R" bwelliug bi,strict was considered. Motion was made, seconded end carried t.hat thin property ehoulcl be classified as i part of the "1.11" Local Business District. Case No. 3 The evidot.,^o prea".nted by Mr. A, J. Roberta was considered and it. was moved, seconded and carried that City Lot 11, Block 216D br, classified sW pall, of !.hc "L1" Light Industrial District:, it was moved, seconded and ndCried i-hat City Lot 9, Block 2'761) romain a part of the "4Y Dwolling D1.9triut. Caso.tlo. 4 Consideration was given to thn evidence presented by J. A. Parker with ref- erence to uity Lot 5, Block 176V, requesting this property be clasei.fied as a part of the Business District. 11 was moved, sncoltdcu and earrl.od thnt. this property rnma.ils as a part of t:he "R" Dwelling Dtc trict. Ca.^, e, Ne, 5 The cas" of Mr, Richar,J Flc:t.cher, 1008 Coft: Stroat., was considered. It was moved, seconded, and carried chat this property shouiP, remain in the "R" Dwelling District, C~ a a._i7ot. 6 . The property of Nat NDIBa, being City Lot 14, Block 138-0, located on the north side of Highway 24, was considered; and it was moved, seconded and carried that this property should remain in the "R" Dwelling District, C a v e~Np_ 7 Information furnished by Dr. Marlon DCShazo concerning property d.ascribed as City Lot: 20, Block 4002 was di.sc.usned and Che evidence was discussed which was presented by Dr. DeSlia%o. It. was moved, seconded and carried to designate City Lots 14 thru 24, Block 4002, City Lots 12 thru 21, Block 4007, city Lots 1 thru 9, block 4008, City Lots 1 thrai 10, Block 4009, City Lots I thru 6, Block 4010, City Loth 1 and 2, Iilock 1#011, an a part of the "D" Dwelling Dis tric t. Casa No~8 The request of Murray Johnson for consideration and study be given to the front yard requirema:nt in the "B" Business District Wei discussed with determination to be made: lator in the meeting, Case. No, g Consideration was given the request of Mrs, Fannie Jackson to plaen City Lot 13, Block 269, in the "D" Dwelling District, It was moved, seconded and carried that Chia property remain in the "R" Dwelling District. ' {asso 10 Information requested by Bill 11olland concerning City lots 8 and 9, Block 448, was discussed. Motion was made, seconded and carrf,nd this property should remain in the 101,11" Local Business District-. Casa No. 11 Information furnished by Miss Myrtle 11arrell with reference to City Lot 15, Block 425, 406 Bolivar :'rv.et:, was discussed. No changs was requested by Miss Harrell, It was moved, seconded and carried that thin property remain in the "B" Businoss District, Case No. 12 Information furnished by Miss Julia J lines with reference to City Lot 14, Block 424, was considered with no request in the chant;a of classification being receivud from Miss Jones. It. was moved, aecondnd and earriod that the proporty remain in the "LB" Loon1 kusfne=n Di.##trict. 11 No, _43 Rvidonce. presented by the representatJ,ves fro#it the Phi. Kappa 8igma Fratc tnity for property locatud on Scripture Street lo,Ang used as a iratornity was coll- sidered. Lt: was moved,sccondo.rl and cerrio.d that: t:hly property torat.ed at. 2046 Scripture should romaf.a in the "R" Dwelling Dist:eict Cap+e No. Information f.urniahed by Kendall Cochran and others wns uons£dered with referuuce to zoning of proptrt:y ou Highland rark Road i,li soma classi.flention which Would permit use as a fraternity house. It wa;# detj,oriniracd nonslderatfou would be given this; matter lpte,r in the mooting. Cis<: No. 15 The request of Mrs, Ross Compton that', site be permitted to r.onatruct a, single family dwelling on property lonaf:ea on the ea ^t side of Pulton Street oil Lots 31, 32, and 33, City Block 489, was discussed and it was determined the property was properly zoned in the "D" Dwelling District and the construction plans outlined by Mrs. Compton would be permitted in this zoning clai:sification. Case No, 1.6 Evidence presented by James R, Wiley, Attorney, with reforenca to City Lot 181 Block 412, 110 W. College Street requesting this property be placed in the "R" Dwelling District was considered. It was moved, seconded and carried this property should remain in the "A-1" 7oning Classification, Consideration wan given to the request that property described as City Lot 2, Block 490, 409 Parkway Street, be not classified to the "D" Dwelling District, since this property i9 nog-• improved with five family units. It was moved, seconded and carried this property should remain in the "D" Dwelling'Di.gtrict. Consider- atton was given and evidence considered concerning property located at 206 Crawford Street, Solomon Hill Addition, and it was moved, seconded and carried that this property should remain in the "R" Dwelling District, Case No, Evidence was considered as presented by A. L, Galbreath concerning property located on the south side of Highway 24 east from Loop 288 containing 4' acres, It was moved, seconded and carried that this property should remain in the "R" Dwelling District, sincF no plans have been made for developing this area, f 11asc: _No. 18 , The request from Joe Akers, requesting City Lot 3, Block 377A, 1619 Underwood Street be classified for apartment use was considered, It was moved, seconded and carried this property should remain in the "R" Dwelling District, Case No. i9 { Evidaneo p'resanted by Mrs. Betty Huf£ines and Mrs, Mary Claude Gambill concerning property located on the north side of University Drive cast from North Locust Street was discussed and It was determined this information would be cnnsidered later in the meeting. Case No. 20 Information furnished by fL B. Ryon, cvit•h reference to property on the west side of N. Elm Street between University Drive and West College Street, being City Block 419, was considered, slid it was determined this matter would be considered later in the meeting, Cone. No., 21 Evidence and information furnished by Mrs, W. J. Mooru ,)ith reference to City Lot, 17, Block 307, requesting this property bo classified an a part of the Business District was o.onsldored, Yt was determined this proparty is being used for a washatarla wltli no plans Dior further deelopau tit. It was moved,' seconded and carried 1111.9 propc:rt:y LLuuld renmi,+i in t:hu "h)" Dwelling Dktrial. M Bvidenco proseutad by Mts. .J, L, Ocae,ts w1t:h rofc:regco to City l,oi. 22, Block 138, considered with referenr.~, f:o hvr roque9t that this property be placed in tbt I'D" D14o11108 District, Throes moved, 9ecouded and carried this property should remain in the "R" DwoIJI--R TW;r.rf~tt, User No. 23 7,nformstlon prevented by Henry Williams with reference to City Lot 6, Block 276D, was considered it was moved, seoonded and carried chin property should remain in the "R" Dwelling District. Case No. 24 Evidence presented by Ce.orge Inman for himself, B. J, Collins, City Lot 4.1 Blo~sk 233A, Gates Inman, City Lot 4, 233A, Dr. Rr.tor Roberts, City Ltt 2, Block 233A; and J. A. McLeod, requesting propertlo owned by them located in Blocoks 233 and 233A be placed in the. "LI" Llkh'. Industrial Di.st:rict, was considered. It was movg,d, seconded and carried this property should be, placed in the "R" Dwelling District, Case No. 25 Information furnished by Mr, M. E. Malone with reference to the need for the comprehensive zoning ordirance and map was discussed with no action being required. Cabo No. 26 Information furnished by Miss Netta Shultz and others with reference to zoning property on North Locust Street: north of Highway 24 was discussed, It was moved, seconded and carried that City Lots 14 and L5, Block 413, belonging to Mrs, Helen L, Norg]ard and Mrs. Oda Jo Whitson be removed from the proposed "LB" Zoning District and placed in the "R." Dwelling District. {lase No. 27 Evidence presented by Clyde Carponter was considered with reference to classi- fication of City Lots 3,4,5, and 6, Block 4011, it was moved, seconded and carried these lots be placed in the "LR" Local Retail District. Case No. 28 Information furnished by Weldor. `sight, Attorney, riapresenting the Kappa Alpha Fraternity, with referencti to classification of property described as City, Lots 7 and 8, Block 3034, was considered, It was moved, seconded and carried this property should be classified in the "R" Dwelling District. Case No. _29 t E Evidence presented by Quinby Self requesting City Lot 8, Block 140-A, be classified as a part of the r'LB'r Local Business District was considered. It was moved, seconded and carried this property would remain in the "R" Dwolli.ng District, r: Case No, 30 Information furnished by Mrs. Lucy Price With reference to protesting zoning, any property around the Fred Moore School to business was considered, with no action being required, Carse No. 31 kvidence presented by David Mulkr~y with reference to clasoifyi.ng property on the north vide of Withers Street be,two(n Oakland and Bell Avenues was conr,J.dered, it being moved, seconded and carried to classify this property os part of the "A•211 Dwelling DintrLo . Cake No, 32 Inforlnatiotl ftr'ruished by Jim Tom Raylnriq with rafaronoo to dertignating propo.r't:y on West Sycamore Stroot, asst feom Awonuc, 1) ae a ynrl: of the 'A" Dwolltitlt District, it was discussed attid moved, seconded and carried this property mould remain In I:he "A-2'r Dwelling District, t; ,)r. e 1Jo. 33 .Information furnished by Albc.rl. AdkLeson concerning pr.opr;rty located i,a the Burst Additiea wa4 aonsidA.red, Il, was moved, saconderl etrtri earrf.c`.d Hint thiH property should remain (it the "R" Dwelling Dist:rict,. Cash Nc, 3'1 Evidet,ro presented from O. H, ltuchattsn requesting property dnsori,bnd 3e City Lot i'';;, Bi.ock 40131 br..4;la=;1ffic.9 es husi.tess property was considered, It was moved, :-enon:ed Ana o.trrivd this property bn classified in 0o "A-2" Dwell- ing DL6 trict. Crsc No. )5 Information furnished by ?4r,,. Ted Miller was discussed with detorminaLion to be made lal'.nr. Case, No. 36 Evidence presented by R. H. Baldridge, Attorney, with re£eranca to City Lot 16, Block 4026, regttesting property be zoned to the "A-1" Dwelling District was considered, tt was moved, seconded and carried this property should be claa3lfied in the "RII Dwalltng District. Consideration was given to the evidence presented with retnrrnce to classifying City Lot 8, Block 267, located on Jackson Sixent ar a part of the "A-2" Dwelling District. It was moved, seconded and r.arrl~sd this prop,-rl:y should be classified as a part of the "R" Dwelling District. Case No. 37 Information furnished by L. B. Roedy concorning property located at 9114 Haynes Street was discussed. It. Was moved, seconded and carried this property should remain in the "b" Dwelling District. Case No. 38 Information and evidence presented by Ben Ivey with reference to property owned by Fairhaven for the proper loning classification was discussed, It was roved, seconded and carried this property should remain in the "RI' Dwelling District until definite plan are presented for its development. Case No. 39 Evidutice pr.tisented by Bill Hudson with reference to classifying property le- Gated at 1311 Panhandle and 1209 Panhandle Street was discussed. It was moved, seconded and carried this property should be classified as a part of the "RII ? Dwelling District. { j Gash No, 4 ! Evidence presented from property owners by letter and 'petition on North Elm Street for property located on each sidit of N. Elm Street from University Driva south to Wost College Street was discussed. Motion was medal seconded and carried that Lute 3 thru 16, City Block 419, be classified as part of the "D" Dwelling District. and Cl.ty Lots 20 t.hru 32, City Block 412, be classified - as a part of the "A-1" Dwelling District. 12E:M_No. 2. The folLowing cases were considered. Information relating to the cases was presented to the I'Lenning and toning Commission Ms;y L8, 1961. Case_ N 41 E.C. Doyle, 920 Bolivar Street, roquesLed that Lot 42, City Block 423, be classified as a part of the "LR" Locnl Reaidenco Zoning District, reporting this property has been cl.assifiad under the present ordinance as a part of the Business Distrlct and invc+stmaltt.s hr,vc been made in a present building which is being used for saleta And service of r.efrigeratlon equlpmaut. MVLioll was wady aecondLd and carried thnl, t.hiel proper w be claseiE'led as a part of the "A-2" Dwelling 01,strLcL. Case No. 41 Mrs. Wtntou Noah, rupresentinl Dr. W.H. ilodgson, requested CiLy Lots 7, 8, and 9, Block 446, be cLaealfled as a part: of the "LB" Local Business District, Mrs. Noah reported. the property imiandintely South on the South tilde of. Henry St, has been placed in Hie "Ill" Vct,l BUaineaa District and the property immediately West III Pound F(` r "I.B" Local. Ltusinu3s and a. ;ihopping center has been constructed on this property, It ws,s m>ved, seconded and carried, ainr:e no evidence of Flans for cevelopment of this property was presented and since the property is adjacent to single family Eesl.dernces located on the host, thi.a property should remain in the "R" lhael.iAne, Di.ntri.ct, t asr. No, _43 B. W.C. Coyd, 2024 Beauntaat Street, in requesting property designated nstneas as City Lot 10, Block 446, be classif.ted as a part of the "LB" L-01-81 Mr, and Mrs. , reporting the property is 2-% the immediate Bast of property where the District Fair Grounds are located. Mr-and Mrs. Boyd presented no plans for development of this property. It was moved, seconded and carried that this property be classified as a part of the "R" Dwelling District. Case. No. 44 Duan Archer presented evidence for tip expansion of present facilities located on the FL. Worth Hi.ghw<%y, and requested City Lot 5, Block 350K., be classified as a park of the "HI" Heavy Industrial Diatrict to permit expansion OC present facilities. It was moved, seconded and carried that City Lot 5, o be classified as a part of the "H1" Heavy Industrial District. Lase No. 45 Shelton Ryan presented ovidencn with reference to City Lot 6, Block 176V, requesting that this property be. classified as a part of the "LB" Local Business District. Mr. Ryan reported he purchased this property prior to lbeing the annoxii to the corporate limits of the City, and is using tile property for storage of plumbing supplies and equipment, and maintains an office on the property. Mr. Ryan reported his plans are to move his present facilities from Gast McKinney Street to this property. Motion was made, that this property be cl.e.sstfied In the "R" Dwelling DistrLct. Case_i~oy 46 Dr, J.W. Grooms, 924 N. Elm, requested change in City Lot 12, Block 407, from the "R" Dwelling District to the %B" Local Business District. Dr, Grooms reported this property is being used for operation of his chiropractic clini and reported he plans to construct a new clinic on this property. Motion was made, seconded and carried to classify this property as a part of the "A-2" } Dwelling District, Case No. 47 i Billy Lynch requested property designated as City Lot I., Block 3031B,' be classified as a part of the "Lill LLght Industrial District. Mr. Lynch presented plans for development of this area. Motion was made, seconded and carried to classify this property in the "Ll" Light Industrial District, Case No. 48 R.S. Jeffery reported plans for the construction of a 2-family dwelling on City Lot 4, Block 463, and requested this property be classified as a part of the "D" Dwelling District. Motion wan made, seconded and carried that this property be. classified as a part of the "R" Dwelling Distract. LTGM N0. 3. The following cased were considered, Information rel.ating to the cases was presented to the Planning and Zoning Commission May 19, 1961. Case No,~49 R. 11, Clem, Da 11as, Laxv.s, requested city Lot 3, Block 498, 413 Yonder Street, be cln"si.fied nn a part, of Ow "A..2" DwnlLi.ng Diatrict. Mr. Cletn presented places Y for conti t:r tic t Lon Of U 1111-11 t, L- Caul Ly dwelling on this prolaer ty. Motion was made, secondod rind carried to cLassLfy this property as a part of. the A.2 Dwelling District, r; It<_~Nr,,50 Ioe Ntchola dl)~cussed iuthrf~ use of City dots 3 to 8, Block 133, on the hest -Side of Rell Avenue, and r.equetzted thin property be (:UAS7ifir_d as peat of the "A-2" Dwelling District. Morton was made, seconded and carried ghat Oils property br, cLassi.f.ied as a pact, of th" "It" Dwelling District. Case No. 51 Dr. Harry McClendonrequested City Lat 10.31 Block 475, be classified as a part of the !'B" Business District, He reported he purchased Chip property for the purpose of constructing a Doctors 'Office or Clinic. 'Motion was made, seconded and carried that this property be classified as a part of the "A-2" Dwelling District. Case No. 52 W. P. -Davis disc4seed City Lot 22, Block 498, with refarenee`to classifying this ,property as a part~of the t'A-2" Dwelling District. After 'consideration by the commission of evidence supplied by-Mr.`Davis and others. -Motion was made, seconded end carried to classify the entire block between Oak and Scripture Streets and Ponder and Fry Streets as a part of the "A-2" Dwelling District. Case No. 53 Mrs. Theron J. Fouts, 2101 W. Oak, requested City Lot B, Block 3003, be classified as a part of the ''D" Dwelling District. Kra. Fouts reported `she plans in the future to construct 'a two-family dwelling on this property. Motion was m de, seconded and carried to classify this property as a part of the "R" Dwelling District. '4ie No. 54 Lester 'Day, representing Louis Dorfman, requested City Lot 1, Block 279A, be classified as industrial Property, reporting this to be part of the Shady Oaks Industrial Park 'Sub-Div, and requested all of the Shady 'Jake Industrial Park Sub=Division be, placed in the "HI" High Industrial District. Motion was made, seconded and carried this property be classified as a-part of the "Ll" Light 'Industrial District. Case No. 55 i Virgil M. Allen; Route 10 requested a part of city Lot 150 Block 4070, be l designated as a part of the "LB" Light Business District, ,Mr. Allen reported j he had no plans for the development of this property. It was moved, seconded and carried this property remain in the -"R"'Dwelling District until such time as a need for 'a zoning could be peasented. ITM NO. 4. Aftea- considering all information before Commission, it was moved, E, seconded and carried to classify city Lots 10, 10.3, 10.4, 10.5, 10.6, and 10.7, Block 475, as a part of the "A~2" Dwelling District, And to classify City lots 1 to 3 and City Lots 7 to 12, Block 127, as a part of the "A.2" Dwelling District. r.. ULM NO. 5. The fotlowlne, information was presented at a meeting of the Planning pit id 7onIriv Comm Is sl:on May 76, 1961, 3100 1). tit, Caws No. 56 Mrs, Betty Huffines, Howard Davis, D. 0. Robertson, P. D. Richey and Mrs, Mary C. Gambill requested property located on the north side of University Drive east from N. Locust and west from Bell Avenue be classified as a part of the "Lit" Local Retail District, tfo plans were presk,nted for the development of this property, however, it, was pointed out the property was adjacent to existing business property, and in the center of file block a warehouse or metal barn belonging to the State housing vehicles belonging to TWU detracted from the value of the property for resid(Intial purposes, and Chu campus was located °.mmediately south of this proper- ty. After consideration by thu Board, it was moved seconded and carried that City Lots 22 through 30, City Block 127, be classified as a part of the "A-l." Dwelling District. Case No, 5,7 Mrs, Mary Claude Gambill requcsted City Lots 1, Block 4013 be designated as a part of the "L11" Local Itntail District, Mrs, Gambill pointed out the property itmnadfatuly east. of this property has been opposed for the %R" District, and thJs property is locakcd on the corner of what is to become a major thoroughfare, After considarr,tion by Clio Board, it was moved, seconded and carried to classify rife property as a part of the. "LR" Local Retail District, Case No, 58 Annabelle Pritchard discussed proposed zoning classification for City Lot 23, Block 386, requesting property be placed in the 'rA-2" Dwelling District, After consideration by the, Board, it was moved, seconded and carried that this property be cldsr.i.fied as a parr. of the "A-1" Dwelling District, i Case No. 59 W. F. (Pat) Hamilton outlined plans for the construction of a multi-family dwell- ing on City Lot 1, Block 393, and requested this property be classified in the "A-2" Dwelling DistricL. After consideration by the Board, it was moved, seconded ' and carried that this property be claaaifed as a part of the "A-1" Dwelling Dis- trict. Casa No. 60 Mr. R. B. Neale, Sr. requested property described as City Lot 14, Block 157, 10 - cared on 0ic. south side of F, W.Unney Street and on the west side of Frame Street be classified as a parC of rho "L'f" Light Industrial District. Mr. Neale reported this property was presnutly zoned in the Manufacturing District And was suitable only for iudustr.ial purposes, After eonsideraL-iun by the Board, it was moved, 4occaded and carri,>d that this property be placed in the "LI" Light Industrial DistrJct, Case No, 61 Mrs. Nancy Mallicoatte, 1324 W. Oak Street, requested City Lot 15, Block 499, be classified as a parr of the "LBr' Local Businusn District. Mrs, Mallicoatte ra- porLed all propercy on the north nice of W. Oak Street from Fry to Bryan Streots should be plnced in the. "LA" W.sHrl.uc, Mrs. Malitcoatto stated ne plans Nava buen made for I.1ir devolopaltmt of this property, After consideration by the Aaard, it was nloVcd s(.C,,tcl,i and carried that this property should be classified as a part of Hit, 1A-2" Utar,,_Ilinf; DiFfrtct, Csse No. 62 Jolla i'ortor zuyueslrJ (ttty Lute 1,2, and :I, Block 453A, located at tktte ittteraucr Lion of Fulton st:rot1 mid Univernity Drive West be classified as a par": of Hie "Im" LoanI Buflnoas DIsF.r.lei., Mr, Porter reported he had purchased this property for btlelnc!as purpo3ea at a purchase price of $66,000 and at the present time Itad a coiroa(ttmunt, from the C+Ilf Oil Company for a portion of this land. After oonsiduration by Hit, llootr<l, It. was moved, seconded and carried that this property be. classiffoid iri a par!: of Hirt TB" Local Btlnitl9ss District. Case No. 63 Mrs. Stella Francis requested City Lot 1, Block 397, be classified as a part of the Business District to permit the operation of a trailer park which she has been operating for a number of years. Mrs, prancis reported this property is presently classified as a part of the Business District. After consideration by the Board, it was moved, seconded and carried to classify City Block 397 as a part of the "A-1" Dwelling District, case No.,6 W, L. Knight requested City Lot 2, Block 377 be classified as a part of the Busi- ness District. Mr. Knight reported no plane for the development of this proporty. After consideration by the Board, it was moved, seconded and carried that: this property be class'.fiad as a part of the "R" Dwelling District. Case No. 65 Raymond King discussed City Lot 17, Block 453, reporting he had been granted a permit through the Board of Adjustment to use a portion of this lot for off-street parking; in connection with office. buildings located on University Drive. Mr, King requested this property be classified as a part of the "LB" Local Business District, which would permit the use of the entire lot. After consideration by the Board, it was moved, seconded and carried this property be classified as a part of the "R" Dwelling District. case No. ,46 John Tompkins requested City Lot 1, Block 3508 be zoned for commercial purposes. Mr, Tompkins presented no evidence for development of this property. After con- sideration by the Board, it was moved, seconded and carried that this property remain in the "R" Dwelling CleaRification. Case No. 67 k Mrs, Claudia Shaver requested City Lot 21 Block 339, presently classified as a part of the "D" Dwelling District, be reclassified as a part of the "A-1" or f "A-2" Dwelling District, which would permit the construction of additional units on her property, After consideration by the Board, it was moved, seconded, and carried that this property should be classified as a part of the "D" ))welling District, Case No. 68 ' W. R. Stead and. John ElamYarbrough and others prosented the request that pro- pertieA west from.S, Elm Street, classified as Business Districts, that these districts be extended west with the Pecan Creek branch being tho boundary line. After consideration by the Board, it was moved, seconded and carried that City Lot 5, Block 306, Lots 1,2130 4, and 10, City Block 305, be classified as a part of the "LB" Local business District, and Lota.B, 9, and 10, Block 324, be classified in the "B" Eusineas District. 7,TEM N0, 6. The following information,, which was received at a meatinf of the Planning and Zoning Commission, Juno 3, 1961, was discussed. Case .N~6~ Voroed Hadsun raquentod City Lnt 9, rilock 319, be claeaifiad an u part: of., thr_ "A-2" Dwelling District, Mr. Madsen reported he tied constructed a multi-fnmily apartment unit on this property and had future plans for the construction of additional unite, which would exceed the six units as provided in the "A-1" Dwelling District, After consideration by the Board, it was moved, seconded, and carried that this property be classified an a part of thn "A-1" Dwelling District. Cx~u: L1'u_0 A rciquest was presented for Mr. Nowt.on Raynor, requesting City Lot 1, Block 40498 be cla9s1.fied as a part of Llir. "Ll?' Local Busiutiss Dlstst(;l, This information was reporta:d to the Board by the. Ctly Secfctary. Altar c.onstdurat:ion by the Board, it, was move) 4e;ic^,dod ar,d u.erricd that this property bcs classified as a park of (Its "1, B" 1.cca1 Duel°,rdb Did trill t, Caaa No~II fie Crawford Building Corporatiun requested City Lot-, 1 and 3, Block 454 be class- lfied as a part: c4 Hitt "18'I Local liusinfisa Distri.at, It wale reported this property is presently classified cad a paris of the Business District, and plans have been prc,nentcd for the expansior, of the Skillern's Shopping Center, After consideration by the Board, it was muwad, e,(:ecndel and oarrle.d to c'tassify Lots 1, 2, and 3, Bloch 454 av a part of tic: "ilt" Lo;:il Bu-,lneas District, Casa N~~, _72 A re.quu*t wA; pre*unVd by the City So.rl;tary from H. M, Pit.ner, requesting City Lot 1,5, Block 312 liv classified as it part of the 111,11" Local Business District, It. was report.il a portion of this lot is shown on the proposed map to be classified in the 111,101 Di.: r.rict, Aftcir aonaiderution by the Board, it was moved, seconded and classified r.hi$ property should be alaaoif.ied as a part of the 111,1111 District, A reque0,, wa::1 also pfeacnt.ed with reterenue to proparCy owned by Mr. Pitner on City Block 275 where: the Pit.nor-Beasley .puoking Company is located, requesting ti)fa property he CI assEfied in a c.iawaificatiou which would pormit the operation of a paclc.ing company. After consideration by (:he Board, it was moved, seconded and carried, this property rumair. in the 11R" Watling District, .l.,PL+~M NQtLt. The following information, whie,h was received in a special meeting of tic: Planning acd Zoning (.ormnic.ston, June. 8, 1461, was considered: Joe Hobson requested property which was iodated on Teasley Lane be classified ua a part of the 11LBf1 Local Business Dimt.riot, Mr, llobson presented no plans for the development of thfs property, A£I:nr considerataon by the 13oard, it was moved, seconded and carried this proporLy chould be classified as a part of the "R" Dwalline, Dit•t:rict, Case No, '74 Mrs, Willie CI, Sniith, 1316 14, Oak Street, rcquostud this property be classified in the "LB" Loral ?mines:: 111,Ariut, Mrs. Smith presented no plans for develop- mutni. of the property. Thii, lot, lu;ated on Lhe north side of W. Oak Street, between i'ry and Bryan S+raets, Alter consideration by the Board, it was moved, snoonrlud and carri.f.d that this prupcrty oliould be classtfii•d in the 'IA-211 Dwelling Dist:rf.et, Cad' e,,,~;q~~ 5 Mr. & Mrs, Karl Wursk discussed Oi,ty Lot 26, :hock 414, et-quesCing this property be classi,riud from the proposed 11R'I Dwelling District, to a business tonine. class- iElcation, Mr, 4hirri rtporl'nd thf.a property was nlassified in the Business bis- ttle.t fit the; Lime he purchautid tic pYOperty, stating that th(ire are a ntimber'of bull mask(:, opcrcl LIrig, wit Illn tit 1, lie ymni. blank, Af(er' Batts idea ra tion by the Bo.,)rd, 11 1 _ w:aa niovrld, eecundt:d ac+d uarrfed that 1119 prapecty ahuuld be ulncasiffed in a putt o1 ?:1w "11" t)wolliIll4Lriot. C;u;1 No, It Robot }luntyn, rc:prr,gel5ttrig CJurri• Erwin, dJ,s, ueecd (Itty Lol 17, pluck :1770, re- (juV4t.ir3st thlel prol,"rty bc+ ,lm;siLird ay I part of tin 'It)" Dwelling District, which would h1!rinfl. t.lit cun,ttni:tAr1kL of two family (jwellingtMr. Ninlyn )eported Me, idrwin Ilan pl::ns for davoloptng this tni.erior lot with sfivoral two-tatgily dwellings. Aftur eioniidvj:n1:.c1n by tin Board, It. Vat' tnolyod, 8t.wunded slid carried Chat this propf-i-ty should be clanntficd in th,I "IR" Dwelling biztrict:. Cade; no. 77 Bruce Davis, Attorney, representing Linwood Robinson, requested City Lot 15, Block 331, be designated as a part: of the "B" Business District, rather than the proposed "A-2" Dwelling Distrtct. Mr, Davis reviewed thc: history of this / lot, and reported tho lot was zoned for business under the present ordinanra, 1 prior to the time Mr. Robinson built his present business building on this lot, After consideration by the. Board, it was moved, seconded and carried that City Lot 15, and City Lot 16, Block 331 should be dusi,gnated a part of the "B" Busi- ness District, Case No, 78 Doyle Walling requested two lots located on the north side of Westway St:rt.et, City Lots 18 and 1.9, Blcc.k. 453, bu designat.o,i as a part of the "LE" Loral Ilusi- nesa District. Mr, Walling reported l.it 19, Block 453 belongs to Bryan Mr.Main and reported these two lots am adjacent: to property being used for business purposes. After consideration by the Board, it was moved, seconded and carried that this property should bo classified in the "R" Dwelling District, Case No. 74 Royce Whitten, Attorney, and Dr. L. L. Armstrong, Pastor of First Baptist Church, discussed proposed plans for church property at the First Baptist Church and request properties owned by the First ltaptist Church In Block 429 be classified as part of the "B" Business District, After consider- ation by the Board, it was moved, seconded and entried to classify all property in City Block 429 no a part of the "B" Business District. Case No. 80 Mr. Bolerjack, repreaenti,;g the Church of the Nazarene, located at the corner of Congress and Bolivar Streets, being City Lot 10, Block 431, requested this property be classified as part of the "LB" Local Business District. After consideration by the. Board, it was moved, seconded and carried that this property should be classified as a part of the "D" Dwelling District., Case No, 81 1 Ray Hunt discussers property owned by him on Hwy. 354, Mr. Hunt presented information from the Humble. Oil Company, reporting their studies show properties on Hwy. 35E through the Corporate Limits of the City of Denton to be ideal location for establishment of bualnesses, Future plans for development: of properties on Hwy, 35E which lie owns are under study, but reported he was not prepared at the present time to develop this area; however, Mr, Hunt zequested City Lot 4, Block 395, be classified from the propused "R" Dwelling District to either the "LR" or "LB" District, After consideration of all evidence pre•• rented, it was moved, seconded and carried by the Commission that this property remain in the "R" Dwelling District. Case No. 82 Henry Richardson, 401 Robertson Street, requested information as to what could be done with his property described as City Lot 14, Block 247, which had been placed in the 'ILI" Light Industrial District, Mr. Richardson reported thin to be his home and lie had uo plans fnr development of this property for Industrial purposes. After consideration by t'iie CownisnOn, it was moved, necor,ded and l,Orricd Oita property be placed in the "tl-2" Dwelling District. Case Noy 83 A letter was presented from W. K. Baldridge requesting property located at 720 Boll.var Strout. be clasaified rna .r, part of t!te "A-l" Dwelling Utelrir.t, reporting this propcrr.y has been proposed for tho "U" Dwelling, District aid eontntns 5 apartment. dwel.lfn;, units. After nonst.deration by the Commlosi,oo it was mrived, secondterl and retried that this property be classltirrl a_, a part of t.hr. "D" Dwelling D£t+trlet. Cast-; No, 84 A leti:er was presented from 1[~irdy C. Cole, Dalian, Texas, requesting Oity Lot. 6, Block, 3031A, bci c.l.nsstfied as a part of the. "LB" Distract, After conetder- ntion by tlio CnmIaiesion, it wan moved, seconded and carried thin property shoul.cl lie classified as A part of the "Li" Light Industrial. District. f Case No. 85 A letter was presented from Johniiy Christian requesting City Lots 4 and 5, B1.ock 141A, be classified as a part of the "D" Dwelling District. After consideration by the Commission, it was moved, seconded and carried this property should be classLfied as a part of the "R" Dwelling District. ITEM NO. 8. The following information was presented to the Planning and Zon- ing Commission June 13, 1961. Caere No. 86 Jack Brewton discussed zoning for industrial purposes property on each side -of Hwy, 359 North of Hwy. 24. Mr. Brewton reported no p'.ans for immed- iate development of this property and it was determined this A)roperty should remain in the "R" Dwelling Dt '-rtct until such time as a need could be shown for other classification. Case No! 87 Representatives of the Central Freight Line discussed proposed plans for 'Improvements of City Lot 5, Block 3031A anc requested classification of this property to the "Ll" Light industrial. Diett+iet. After consideration by the Commission, it was moved, seconded and carried that, this property should be placed in the "LI" Light industrial District, Case No, ElizabethLunday presented a letter to the Commission and requested City Lot 11, Block 368, 1714 W. Sycamore Strent, bt olnsaified as a part of the 'OR" Dwelling District. After connideration by the Commission, it wag nlOVed, i seconded and carried that this property should be classified as a part"of the I +.„x,,:21' Dwelling District, Case No. 89 s Mr, and Mrs,.William V. Rainey discussed their problem of operating a Nursery or'greenhouse on City'Lot 2, Block 176Vr Mr. and Mrs. Rainey reported that they purchased his property prior to the time it was annexed to the city-and requested 300' by 900 out of the northeast corner of this 'tract of land be cl.aasifi.ed as 'a part of the "LB" Local Business 'District, After consideration by the Commission, it was moved, seconded and carried that this property 'should remain a part of r.he "R" Dwelling District, Case No. 90 Plans were discussed which were presented by Mr. Keith Maxwell for the proposed develiIpment of City Lot 10, Block 3161 containing 16,07 acres, located south of Engle Drive and east from Bernard Street. After consideration by the Commission It wag moved, seconded and carried to classify the first 300' south from Eagle Urive as a part of the "LB" Local Business district, nttd classify the remainder of City'Lot 10, Block 316, as a part of the "A-2" Dwe111ng District. Case No. 91 T. L. Cat:utheru rcquest.ed city Le.tn 9Vend~10, Block 390ri, l,ocaLed on Hie >•t. + worth Highway, be classified as a part of the "Li" Light Industrial Diatric.t. rather than the proposed "LB" Local Business District. After consideration by the Ce mnissiore, it wns utoved, aeceuded and carried this property be olanrri- fled af, a posit of the "1,B" District. Case No. 92 Mrn, Laura Munn, CaineNvIlle, Toxai, t:aqueatcd City l,of. 5, 233A, the city Lot 2, Block 23311 located on ltwy, 351' be classified as a "I'll" local. Business District, After consideration by the iedmasvnipnrtiofthe v+cd, seconded and c.aotried that this property c " Dwelling District nince. no information was furnished as to plann for devel,oprncnt of this property, Cues No_~_ Mrs, L. E. Toombs requested City Lot 1, Block 431, located on the south aide of Congress and the east aide of Carroll be classified as a part of the "LB" District, After consideration by the commission, it Was moved, seconded and carried that this property should be classified es a part of the "R" Dwelling District, Case No, 94 In£ormatl.on was presented from J. L, Burkes requesting City Lot 2, Block 40141 be classified as a part of the "A-1" Dwelling District. It was `pointed out 'apartment houses are located in this area, Vter consideration by the Commission it vas moved, seconded and carried this property should be classified sea part of the "A-1" Dwelling District and also City Lots 3 thru 15, Block 4014 to be classified as,a part of the "A-1" Dwelling District. %'~Case No, 95 Dr. Joe Holland requested information with reference to construction of a Clinic on City Lot 2, Block 4010, requesting this property be classified in such a manner for the construction of the proposed clinic. After consideration by the Commission, it Wes moved, Accconded and carried that this property should be placed in the "A" Dwelling District, Casa No, 96 Information furnished tho Commission was considered and motion mads,,seconded and'oa;ried, to classify City Lots 7 thru 12, Block 3011, Lots 7 thru L5, Block 30100, Lots 23 thru 26.31 Block 386, and City Lot 5, Block 386, as a part of the "A-1" Dwelling District, Case No, 9 Property,ldoated on North Elm and North Locust Streets wise discussed and in- formation considered which was presented with reference to this property, After consideration by the Commission, it was moved, seconded and carried City Lots '1 thru 11, Block 423, be classified as a part of the "A•2" Dwelling District; Lots L thru 1,2.1, Block 407, be classified as'a part of the "A•2" Dwelling District; Lots 1 to 6, Block 406, be classified as 'a part of the "A-2" Dwelling District; and Lots 18 thru 210 Block 4061 be classified as a part of the "A.2" Dwelling District. s Case Nu, 98 The Commission considered information furnished them with reference to properties located south of Past Prairie Street end east from Wainwright Street, It was reported that this area Ls improved principally with single family dwellings, buL it has been proposed for "LI" Light Industrial Classifi- cation. After consideration by the Commission, it was sieved, seconds.+, and carried to, classify City'Lota l thru 12 Block 22226, Lots'l thru 19, Block 2170 Lots l thrik 20, Block 2471 Lots I tbruo28.10 Block 246, Lots 1 thru 13, Block 244, Lots l to 8, Block 243, LaLS i.thru lb, Block 2451 and Lots 7 thru 10, Block 2241 as'a part of tho "A•2" Dwelling J District. Case No, 99 Information was considered which had been furnished Oth reference to"zoning of property south of E. Sycamore Street and north of Past Prairie street east of the Railroad. After consideration by thn Planning and Zonipg Covvnission; it was moved, seconded and carried that City Leta l thru 25, Block 26t, be cl.aseifYed as a part of the "A-2" Dwelling District, . a LOL. 100 Information received by the Planning and 7.oning commission with reference to classification of property between Interatate Hwy, 35B and the Santa Fa. Railroad was discussed. Aftor consideration by the Commission, it was moved, seconded and carried to clasaify all property between Hwy 358 and the Santa 1+d Railroad from bcripture 8treot south to the Airport Road with the exception of a strip thru which Hwy, 35W is proposed to be construotid, ■e'e part of the "Li" Light Industrial clasoification, 11'GM Noy 9 following charges in (;,,a text of the proposed Zoning ordinance . The were diec'ussedt 1. Artiolt 13.10 Section X - the definition of an institution to be changed to read as followst An institution is a bullding or buildings occupied by a Non-profit organ- ization or Corporation or any Non-proftt tastablishment for such use, 2. Article 13,13 Section B part. 3 - to be changed to read as followat medical and Dental Clinics, Private Schoola, nay Nurseries and Kindergartens on sit4 of one acre or more, 3. Article 13.13 Section B Part 11 - to be changed to read as followst Hospitals, Children's Ilomes, Convalescent Homes, and Homes for the Aged on sites 'of 5 acres 'or more, k. Article 13,18 Section C Part l - to be changed to read as followst Front Yard - If any building is erected or struoturally'~altsred for dwelling puYp~ oaas~~n the "[,H" Locel Business District, a front yard of not less-than twentyrfive (25) feet in depth is required. Otherwise, no front yard is -required in the "LB" Local Business Distiiot) but any building on. any property (except where used for residential purposes) shall be eat back thirty (30) feet from the center'line 'of the street fronting the property, except that in the case of property fronting streets one 'hundred (100) feat' in width, the set back shall be fifty (50) fast (such distance being measured from the center line o£ the street to the front line~of the building, ooversdtporch, covered terrace or attached accessory building.) 5. Article 13.19 Section C - to be changed to read as follows: F~ro,,n~C ~an..d - Xf any bui)ding is erected or structurally-altered for dwelling purposes in the "B" Business District, a front yart of, not less than twenty-rive (25) feet in depth is required. Otherwise, no front yard is 'required in the "8" Business'Districtl but-any building on any property (except where used for residential purposes) shall be set back thirty (30) fast from the center line of the street fronting the property, except that in the case of property fronting 1+heeate one 'hundred (100) feet in width, the set back shall be fifty (50) feet (such distance being measured from the center line of the street to the front -line 'of 'tile building, covered terrace or attached accessory building.) 6. Article'13.20 Section C Part l - to be changed to read as followoi Front Yard.- No front yard is required in the "1,111 Light Industrial Aiptrict, but-any building on-any property (except where used for residential purposes), shall be set back thirty (30) feet from the center 'lint of the street fronting the property; except-that in the case of property fronting the etreat,one hundred (100) feet in'width, the net back shall be fifty (50) feet, such distance being measured from the centerline-of the street to the front line of the building, covered perch) covered terrace or attached accessory building, 7. Article 1,3.21 Section C Dart l - to be changed to read as followst Front Yard - No front yard ie required in the "III" Heavy Industrial Ulatriot, but any buitdirig on any property (excopL.where used for rest. dential purposes) shall bo set back fifty (50) feet from the center line of the strost fronting the property) except that in the case of property fronting the street one hundred (100) feet in width, the sat back ahall be fifty (50) feet, such distance being measured from tho center line-of the atreat to the frontline of the building, covered porch, covered tarrado or attached acnessory building, 6. Ar#cle 13,26 Section A - to be changed to read as followst Any use of property hxisttng at the time of the passage of part 2 of this`Chaptnr which does not conform to the ragulationo prescribed in the ptsceding Artioles, Part 2 'of tbii L`hltptee!aUIL'be deeraed'a 'Non-Conforming use., 9. AeticIa 13 33 - the following to:be'ddded:te:Attic Is'13.33 as Section Et (1) permit the reconstruction of a building occupied by a non-conforming use, or permit the extension of a non-conforming use of a building upon the lot occupied by such use of buildings at the time of the passage of this Article; provided, however, that all such work shall begin within a 12 monr,h period after the pasaago of this ordinance, (2) permit in any district such modification of the requirements as said Board may deem necesenry to secure an appropriate development of n Iut where adjacent to such lot on two or more aides there are buildings wh1oh do not conform to these regulations; (3) permit such modification of the yard and open apace or tot area or lot width rogulntiono no may be. necessary to secure an uppropriate improvement of a parcel of land where such parcel of land was separate- ly-owned or where said parcel of land was subdivided prior to Lite effective date of the tonf.ng ordinances and where the granting of such application would not work an undue hardship on the landowners in the neighborhood and would not cause an undue fire hazard and would mater- ially-affect adversely public health and where the refusal of the application would work an undue and unjust hardship on the-applicant, and in passing on such application the board of Adjustment shall in addition consider the matters set out in this paragraph (a)) the term "subdivided" 'as used in this subsection shall mean such property A's shall have been divided into lots by separate deeds, recorded, plat or map stowing the size and location of such lot, or by being separately rendered for taxes with the City Tax Assessor) (4) permit the 'extension of a buildings existing, at the time of the pasaage of this Article, by the construction of 'additional stories 'above the height limit herein established, if the original plans pro• vided for such additional stories and such building was actually 1 designed and constructed to carry such additional stories) I t i It was awved, seconded and carried that the shove changes be adopted, I ITEM NQ, 10. It wag agreed that the planning and Zoning Commieeion would meet with the City Council Tuesday mdrninn, June 27, 1961, to present the final report and uutke recommendations for the adoption of the zoning ordi- nance'and accompanying map, ITEM No. It was moved, seconded and carried that the meeting adjourn. Meeting adjourned 614o P.M. ij i l L_ RECEIPT PI ~GITY DENYON Phone 382.9¢01 221 N. Eln, St, 1 Bldg, Permit No. Corporation Court Rxetlred Pny"O FOP CGLy of Venlon, te105 y l 1 11AMMM~Mw M..~fan, Ne,O NUMBER 1.5952 . c 's 9. Article 13,33 - the following to. bn'ddded.'to:Atticle'l3,33 as section Et (1) permit the reconstruction of a building occupied by a non-conforming use, or permit the extension of a non-conforming use of a building upon the lot occupied by such use of buildings at the 'time of the passage of this Arti,cLe; provided, however, that all each work shall'begin within a l2 month period after the 'passage of this ordinance. (2) permit in any district: such modification of the requirements as said Hoard may deem necessary to secure an appropriate development of a lot where adjacent to ouch lot on two or more aides there are buildings which do not conform to these regulations; (3) permlt such modifi.ration of the yard and open space or lot area or lot width regulations as may he necessary to secure an appropriate improvement of a parcel of land where such paroul of land was aoparate- ly owned or where said parcel of land•was subdivided prior to the effective date of the zoning ordinances and where the granting of such applioation would not work an undue hardship on the landowners in the neighborhood and wouLd not cause an undue fire hazard and would mater- ially-affect adversely public health and where the refusal of the application would work an undue and unjust hardship on the applicant, ,f and in passing on such application the Hoard of Adjustment shall in addition consider the matters set out in this paragraph (a); the term c "subdivided" as used in this subsection shall mean such property as shall have been divided into lots by separate deeds, recorded plat or map showing the site and location of such lot, or by being separately rendered for taxes with the City Tax Assessor (4) Permit the extension of a building, existing at the'time of the passage of this Article, by the construction of additional stories above the height limit heroin established, if the original plane pro- vided for such additional stories and ouch building was actually designed and constructed to carry such additional stories; i It was moved, aeconde.l and carried that the above changes be adopted, ILF34_N.. 10, It was agreed that the Planning and Zoning Commission would mast with the City Council Tuesday and*ning, June 27, 1961, to present the final report and make recommendatLone for the adoption of the zoning ordi- nance and accompanying map, ITNi NO, 11. It was moved, soconded and carried that the meeting adjourn. Meeting adjourned 6t40 P.M. k j j I z, r. r•-~ c~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~q ''CJ S i ~ r 7 f i .ci: '..i i t h j 1 s: r RECEIPT r CITY DENTON Phone 382.9Ool ``221 N. Elm St. hate .mot. ._LL._356_.L 'Bldg. Permit No, Corporation Court UU ke<alved laymenl for my of Demon, ream ~ W Zily Cel lef101 - Il,by}ItilAwrAwe Ww NUldBlk 15952 /"so o ()iN j ~'{J1 ( (li, '1~4 ~4! 1z a 1 I dO %175 /00 1on 174 L`- J-- - - ~go~'! C!~ ( ; `g1 ! r / j _ " ~7~ I s py " ' 2 -i~ Q 419, I `•I J J~oo~ i i - - I~ • (t /G 1G I_1~ /A 9 vc i q I A a H b Z Q ! 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I W, D, Bur.trili City Secretary c 3 City of Denton 0 Municipal Building, Denton, Texas , i NOTICE OF PUBLIC 116ARIN9 j, Notice is hereby given to all interested person that the Board of Adjustment of the City of Denton, Texas, will hold a public hearing on September 25, 1961, at 4:00 p,m„ in the Municipal Building, of the City of Denton, Texas, to consider the petition of R, W, Minnie for the use of certain Single Family Dwelling District property in the City of Denton, Texas, for the coaetrvction of a three unit apartment building; City Lot 32, Block 437, located at 1417 Anna Street The said petition is presented under the provisions of Article I 13,33 (e)(2) of the Codification of Ordinances of the City of Denton, Texas. j W. D, Buttrill { I s City secretary s f I i 3 d s9 i THE 3TATE OIL TEXAS ) COUNTY 0V DENTON ) CITY OF DENTON ) TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE CITY Otr DENTON, TEXAS: WHEREAS, the undersigned have been notified of a Meeting to be hold by your Body (which meeting, has been adjourned until r Wednesday, September 27, 1961., at the City Hall in Denton, Texas at 4:00 P.M.); such Hearing to be conducted under an(! pursuant to the provisions of Article 13.33 E.2 of the Zoning Code: of the Cite of Denton, Texas, to consider an application for tho extension of an existing nonconforming use in a Class "R" dwelling district; such applicaliicn being that of Mr. R. W. Minnis, and covering the pro- petty at 1417 Anna Street; and, WHEREAS, the undersigned are of the opinion that such non- conforming use should not be extended further, and are strongly opposed to such extension; NOW THEREF'ORE, the undersigned hereby Respectfully petition your Honorable Body, that the applictition of the said R. W. Minnis for such nonconforming extension be denied for the following reasons: 1. Such expansion would detract from the appearance and dn,joyment of the neighborhood, which is intanded to be, and duly zoned, Reaident;ial., for R„nalc Racily ciwe:ll?n y, 2. The, prosent nonconforming use has, from time to time, - created an unpleasant condition and nu,i.sttnce in the neighborhood, from noinc, and speeding of automobiles on Lite neighborhood atreeta by the student or other, occupants of'tho premises. It is reasonable to assume t.hai, the oxtenraion of this nonconforming use will in all likelihood agg+`tvate the presont undestrablo situation; and such speeding me), conatitu:to a clangor to pr r,son3 in the neighborhood, particulArly ghi.ldren. 3, The granting of any such permit will create a precedent, and will lend encouragement to others, to file similar applications, to the detriment of the neighborhood, it is the observation of the undersigned that once the'Hoor" is opened to ottcroachments by non- conforming uses, or violations, it is extremely difficult there- after to prevent others of like character, 4, Property values will be damaged by this espanded use in the area; particularly, the value of the immediately adjacent pro- pert.ies, 5. It is believed by the undersigned that the real purpose of such "conditional use perinits" or. "permit for expansion of non- conforming uses", is only to prevent the working of an actual hard- chip or inequity on a person already enjoying a nonconforming use. In the present instance, it is clearly not a question of preventing any hardship or inequity to the applicant. Rather, the hA shi I Would result to the undersigned, were the permit granted. This would be contrary to the spirit and itti+7rnt of the Ordinance. RESPECTFULLY SUDMITTgD on this day of September, A.D. 1961, 47 7 AO~ r ~ sP E {~~ifi~,.~I~e. , ti4alk,4•~~'f~G'i~~it;~Si"~rti~3?i(~'c.~,'disi~'.~`ksa~ia:~~lC~sd~iTc,~,~3,i~!'P.4ii~lAVki~4i~Td? 1 1 I G,l r ~ap•:YNTy i ; 1~a2,~/IGus . .h~d~,ti( e. a t' a a i rr r .r ;d .iii. V y 4 i , I I 3 t j t f i a Y r; ~ ll~ '~fy ~ s.' A. ~1 - ~ ~'s~~~ ~ `1, \ F f yi y ~ U ~ N ~ 1 N `i i ' ~ { q~_ ~ I _ _ _ t, i r yrt 1 ~ ~ i ,~r ~ +ap t7;' ~ w ~ 4 , ~ I RECEIPT CITY OF DENTON Phone 3829601 221 N. Blm Sf. al ~dnhv'~ elvsd` (le i 'Bldg, Pcoill No. Corporation Court _~41~ l.~ ~ ~ 11 UdU t 'Rxelved Poymoril for Clly of Dahl", Td 1, BY fLIM1M •W✓r AiMI rMM, FIe - NUMBER 1. 6 197 NOTIC13 OF MUIC 118ARING Notice is hereby giver; to all interante.d persons that tale Planning and Zoniug 0onvtission of the City of Denton, Texas, wall hold a public haat•irg Wednesday, Novomber 1, 1961, at 4,00 p.m. in the Hunictpal Building, City of Denton, luxes, to, consider the position of Joho R. Tompkins requenting the following describad tract of land being a pats of thii "A-1" ' Dwallie8 District bey clnusificd An a part of the "A•2" Dwell- ing District, All that certain tract or parcal of land altuetcd in the City nud County of Denton, State of Uxan, a part of the Eugena Puchalski 1/3 l,rague Survey, being t part of. Block 40 of the Co) Logo Addition to the City of Denton, as shown by a plat thereof of record in Book 44, pnge 600, Deed Records of Denton County, Texas; UOINNIK, ett the Northeast corner of a lot convoyed by ll, 8, Lowe and wife, Nettie Lowe to Homtrd E, Lowe and wife by deed dated July 1, 1946, recorded in Book 129, page 247, Ned Records of Denton County Texas which poiat is in the went lino of Avenue C, 237 feat South of the South lfno of Maple Street; TIOCE Mast with the North line of said Howard h, lawn lot, 176 feet to the Northwest corder thereof, TIME South 60 foot to the Suuthweet earner of Aeld Howard 6, Lowe lot; 7lENCE West 101 i feet for corner; lRW% North 125 feet with Oe Haut line r~ L: of e'lot conveyed by W. A, Rfohards to W, 1„ Reynolda by deed dated March 26, 1904 tecoidnd in ieeak 89, pegs 518, Deed Records of Denton County, Texas; TNENCE East 237 feet to the Northeast corner of a lot conveyed by 11. E, Lowe and wife to Arlyn CatonParkes and wife, by deed dated 29th day of July 1950, recorded in Book 366 page 621 Deed Records of Denton County, Texas; V16110E South 65 feet to the place of beginning, f I ( t i W; D, buttrill f;ity Secretary t City of Denton, Texas i t i 1~.Q,-l~1J--t.-n. ^(Q~~ G l•ry ~Mn..cti.tiQi..~~..Y..~ W^-~4~ r W-<f.'tit ' ci~,r.~.r~tJ ~~,-c~•~.titi•<<t.o,~~..L~.c~j..~ ~ J r~ ;I1-.el~RA.~ I . , ~ ~ .11. l,ln~-b`.ti.l.U-ro•a-~~ ~ pl ~~w b}nP,{~o.<., , 1,(Jx..~~..~'r~"w~a~~.11.-~, U ~1 T-~.. ~ ~ u..~,.-~. -tc'~J ~ o ~l'vr•, , ~C_A.~U IV.f~,ly. Q u'C.4.~t.: o 1vuQ , ' ~^-4-Q... ~.~v` l,~v.,.~.t~~, 1710 tc ~c•, ~Q,t , i I~s r r . r i r • t i 1 r i III - ;i t! lu ~.j i !I ~l i E Fl ~~E E ~~rrnrrrr