PUBLIC NOTICE  City of Lockhart  Planning and Zoning Commission 7:00 PM, Wednesday, April 27,2022 Municipal Building - Glosserman Room 308 W.San Antonio St.  AGENDA  1. Call meeting to order.  2. Citizen comments not related to an agenda item. 3. Consider the Minutes of the April 13, 2022, meeting.  4. ZC-22-13. Hold al PUBLIC HEARING and consider a request by Srinivasa Prasad Kunche on behalf of CAM-TX Holdings, LLC, for a Zoning Change from CHB Commercial Heavy Business District to RHD Residential High Density District, on Lot 2, Block 1, MOSO Subdivision, consisting of 0.613 acre located at 1203 Blackjack 5. ZC-22-14. Hold a PUBLIC HEARING and consider a request by Rosario Rodriguez for a Zoning Change from AO Agricultural-Open Space District to RMD Residential Medium Density District on 5.001 acres in the  Street (FM2 20).  Esther Berry Survey, Abstract No. 1, located at 2011 FM 1322.  6. Discuss the date and agenda of next meeting, including Commissionrequests for agenda items.  7. Adjourn.  Posted on the bulletin board in the Municipal Building, 308 West San Antonio Street, Lockhart, Texas, at  3:30 PM on the 215t day of April, 2022.    City of Lockhart April 13, 2022 MINUTES  Planning and Zoning Commission  Members Present: Philip Ruiz, Bradley Lingvai, Ron Peterson, Rick Arnic, Phil McBride, Chris St.  Ledger  Member Absent: Manuel Oliva  Staff Present: Christine Banda, Dan Gibson, David Fowler, Kevin Waller  Visitors/Citizens Addressing the Commission: Terry Black, Ricardo Rodriguez, Edgar Gutierrez,  Stephanie Bradley, Tara Procell, Mark Gomez, Rosario Rodriguez, Dustin' Welch,  Jim Meredith, James Bowman  1. Callr meeting to order. Chair Ruiz called the meeting to order at 7:02 p.m.  2. Citizen comments not related to an agenda item. None 3. Consider the Minutes of the March 23, 2022, meeting. seconded, and the motion passed by a vote of6-0.  Commissioner Arnic moved to approve the March 23, 2022, minutes. Commissioner. St. Ledger 4. SUP-22-07. Hold a PUBLIC HEARING and consider a request by Terry Black for a Specific Use Permit to allow a High-Profile Sign on 0.414 acre in Esther Berry Survey, Abstract No. 1, zoned CHB Commercial Heavy Business District and located at 2230 South Colorado Street (Us 183). Mr. Gibson explained that there was previously a nonconforming high-profile off-premises sign at the same location, but that it had been removed without the permission or knowledge oft the owner. The applicant/owner was proposing to replace the sign with a new one in the same location that would bet the maximum height of 30f feet allowedf forh high profile signs, but the sign face would be smaller than the previous sign so that it would comply with current standards. He reported that the applicant had requested and received two variances from the Board of Adjustment to allow an oft-premise sign less than 2,500 feet from a church, and to reduce the minimum setback for the sign from ten feet to five feet from the street right-of-way line.  Approval of a Specific Use Permit is required for high profile signs.  Chair Ruiz opened the public hearing and asked if the applicant wished to speak.  Terry Black, of 429 Connolly Circle, said that he applied for the SUP sO that the previous off premises sign, which was installed in the 1960's, could be replaced with a newer version at the same location. He explained that his brother allegedly destroyed the old sign, and that it is currently the subject of a civil lawsuit. He said that because the new sign is slightly taller than the old one, it will be less likely to obstruct the sign on the adjacent funeral home property.  1-  Planning and Zoning Commission Regular Meeting 04-13-2022    Commissioner McBride said he was concerned about the 30-foot height of the proposed sign. Mr. Black said the nearby Ford Motor Company sign is the same height, and that he didn't see Commissioner Arnic asked if Mr. Black had received permission for the sign from TxDOT. Mr. Black said there is no need because he owns both the property and the sign. The signwould Chair Ruiz asked if there were any other speakers and, seeing none, he closed the publichearing  what the difference would be.  bea advertising his business and not another business. and asked for the staff recommendation. Mr. Gibson said that staff recommended approval.  Commissioner Peterson moved to approve SUP-22-07. Commissioner St. Ledgerseconded, and the motion passed by a vote of 4-1-1, with Chair Ruiz against and Commissioner McBride 5. SUP-22-08. Hold a PUBLIC HEARING and reconsider a request by Ricardo Rodriguez on behalf of Stephanie Bradley for a Specific Use Permit to allow a Bar with extended hours to 2:00 a.m. on part of Lot 6, Block 17,Original Town ofLockhart, consistingof0.06-acrezoned CCB Commercial Mr. Gibson reminded the commissioners that when the Specific Use Permit was originally approved one year ago, it was subject to reconsideration of the extended business hours to 2:00 a.m. after one year. The purpose ofther reconsideration was to be ablet toi review the record of police calls and complaints from neighboring properties during the year. He said he spoke with the police department and confirmed from Captain Bell that this bar was the: source of most complaints after midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. He mentioned that one letter in favor and  abstaining.  Central Business District and located at 211 East Market Street.  two letters in opposition had been received.  Chair Ruiz opened the public hearing and asked if the applicant wished to speak.  Ricardo Rodriguez, of 2001 FM 1322, said he was part owner ofThe Lounge bar, and that he was surprised to hear about the police report received by staff from the police department. He contacted Captain Bell, who said that all reports were outside the facility and only two of the reports were actual situations requiring police intervention. One was clearly a violation and the other happened on1 the New' Year's Day. He personally called for police assistance to help defuse the situation. He expressed that he and his partners are very hands on with the business. They have weekly meetings with staff and employees to discuss ideas for making improvements to their operation, and they keep an open relationship with Chief Pedraza on how to resolve any issues the police department may have with their business. They also updated their dress code andi installed security cameras. He said some oft their late-night customers were from other bars that had closed at midnight. This bar is popular because they are the only ones open later, and they are doing everything they can to have a good, safe business environment. He mentioned the bar owners are involved with community activities such as: soccer and little league baseball.  -2-  Planning and Zoning Commission Regular Meeting 04-13-2022    Chair Ruiz mentioned that all of the incidents from the reportoccurred outside the building. Mr. Rodriguez said that they are still responsible for customers who leave their establishment,  and that they must report any incidents to TABC. Chair Ruiz asked for any other speakers in favor.  Stephanie Bradley, of 2541 Sol Wilson Avenue in Austin, said that she owns the building and that Mr. Rodriguez and his partners lease from her. She mentioned that they serve food, and have made a lot ofi improvements to the establishment. The inside oft the bar looks great, and she is happy with them as a tenant. She mentioned that there is not enough parking in the area, sO Edgar Gutierrez, of 273 Old Luling Road, said he is also a part of The Lounge ownership. He said that most young adults do not even go out until after 11:00 p.m. He had observed other bars that only have a door attendant and bartenders, but he said the TheLounge also has people on the floor making sure everything is in order to avoid any disturbances. If they see things are starting to get out of hand, they ask those individuals leave the premises. They show many events that go past midnight, such as pay-per-view sports and pool tournaments, which often Tara Procell, of1000Tank: Street, said: she ist the bar manager atl Loop n Lil's, and she is at frequent customer ofThe Lounge, along with other business people downtown. She supportstheb barand their request to remain open until 2:00 a.m. She said that it isn natural to have disruptions from Mark Gomez, of 1221 Young Lane, said The Lounge has open-mic comedy nights that go past midnight. There is no other place nearby that has that opportunity. He stated his support for Rosario Rodriguez, of 253 Martindale Lake Road in Maxwell, said he is a father, active in his community, and has al busy schedule. Hel likes to have a place nearbyto go out late with his wife tou unwind. He said it's the first sports bar downtown that provides good entertainment. The owners are good young men who also volunteer in the local Little League. The owners admitted to calling the police to help with incidents, and asked if it should be held against them for reaching out for help. He presented a petition containing 133 signatures in support of the bar Dustin Welch, of 207 E Market Street, Apt. B, read a statement he had written as well as a statement from the owner of the café located in the same building where he lives. The letters expressed complaints about loud verbal situations with patrons, urinating on the street and buildings, patrons exposing themselves, and drug deals going on in the street. They said these are nightly issues. They constantly clean the area near their building from the previous night, Chair Ruiz asked for any other speakers and, seeing none, he closed the publicl hearing and asked  most patrons walk downtown to get to the establishment.  require staying open late.  patrons and that it comes with the territory.  the extended hours request  staying open with extended hours.  and fear these situations are getting worse.  fort the staffr recommendation.  -3-  Planning and Zoning Commission Regular Meeting 04-13-2022    Mr. Gibsonsaid that he believed that the owners of The Lounge are honorable and have the best intentions, but a bari is at type of business that can be expected to! have problems with customer behavior the later it stays open, and it appears that there have been situations that they could not control. Based on the report from the police department, it was his recommendation to revoke the extended hours to 2:00 a.m., resulting in a closing time no laterthan midnight. Chair Ruiz mentioned that the incidents occurred in the street and not inside the building. He Mr. Rodriguez said that he and his partners have discussed hiring an off-duty police officer to help with the outside incidents. They continue to meet every week with staff and partners to Commissioner Arnic moved to approve SUP-22-08, allowing the extended hours to continue, subject to reconsideration in one year, and: subject to hiring a security officer for the hours after midnight. Commissioner. St. Ledgerseconded, and the motion passed by a vote of 6-0. 6. ZC-22-12. Hold a PUBLIC HEARING and consider a request by Jim Meredith on behalf of Robert A.Schmidt for a Zoning Change from CHB Commercial Heavy Business District to RHD Residential High Density District on 14.57 acres in the Byrd Lockhart Survey, Abstract No. 17,located at 101 David Fowler described the location of the subject property, and the zoning pattern and land uses in the surrounding area. He said that the Land Use Plan map indicates Mixed Use as the future land use of the property, which is not entirely consistent with either the proposed RHD zoning classification or the existing zoning CHB classification. There is sufficient water infrastructure to serve the property, but the existing wastewater lines are inadequate for high density development. He indicated that SO far there had been noy publicr response to the notice  invited the applicant to respond to the concerns expressed.  make necessary adjustments.  East China Street.  forthis application.  Chair Ruiz asked Mr. Fowler's opinion about the requested zoningchange.  Mr. Fowler replied that a combination of commercial and residential use would be appropriate  fori the subject location.  Chair Ruiz opened the public hearing and asked if the applicant wished to speak.  Jim Meredith, of 4301 West Bank Drive in Austin, said he is a managing partner for Masonwood Development. He said there is a need for residential development in Lockhart, and that his company currently had a project in San Antonio where they are building 80 duplex units. He understood that there was a need for upgrades and extensionsto the City'swastewater: system, but he wanted to proceed with the proposed rezoning of the subject property. He stated that it would be a great project in a location that would make an appealing gateway into Lockhart.  Commissioner McBride asked what they plan to develop on the property.  -4-  Planning and Zoning Commission Regular Meeting 04-13-2022    Mr. Meredith said they plan to build two-car garage, detached single-family units at a higher density. They may explore a gated communitywith homes havinga marketprice in the $350,000 range. They are willing to help the City with any necessary wastewater line extension. James Bowman, of1208 North Commerce Street, said he cametof find out about what was being proposed fort the property next doort tol his. He wantsneighbors whoi take pridei int their property, Chair Ruiz asked fora any other speakers and, seeing none, he closed the public hearing and asked Mr. Fowler said that he had discussed the option of PDD Planned Development District zoning with the applicant, asi it was probably better suited for the proposed development type. He said staff recommended tabling the zoning change until the May 25th Planning and Zoning Commission meeting, when results fromi the dhy/wateateratudylorthe north Lockhart area Commissioner Arnic moved to table ZC-22-12 to the May 25th Commission meeting. Commissioner Lingvai seconded, and the motion passed by a vote of 5-1, with Commissioner 7. FP-22-01. Consider a request by Blayne Stansberry, P.E., on behalf of GAH Owner, LLC, for approval of a Final Plat for GAH Subdivision, consisting of 13.43 acres zoned CLB Commercial Light Business District and RHD Residential High Density District, and located at 1505 South Main Street, including a Variance to Section 52-76(d) of the Subdivision Regulations to allow more Kevin Waller described the proposed subdivision, and explained the concurrently requested subdivision variance to allow more than one flag lot in the subdivision, since both lots were flag lots. The lots would share a 60-foot wide joint access easement. He mentioned that a 50-foot wide strip oft the subject property was proposed be: sold and become partofthe adjacent Golden Eagle subdivision west of the property, which is why the strip was not included on the plat. He  and didn't want at truck stop or convenience store.  forthe staffrecommendation.  should be available.  Peterson abstaining.  than one flag lot.  reviewed the criteria for a variance. Chair Ruiz asked about the parkland fee.  Mr. Waller said that the Parks Director agreed that they could pay the fee in lieu of parkland Commissioner McBride moved to approve FP-22-01, including a subdivision variance to allow more than one flag lot. Commissioner Peterson seconded, and the motion passed by a vote of 8. Discuss the date and agenda of next meeting, including Commission requests for agenda items. Mr. Gibson stated that the next regular meeting date is April 27, 2022, and that applications had  dedication.  6-0.  been received fori that meeting.  -5-  Planning and Zoning Commission Regular Meeting 04-13-2022    9. Adjourn.  Commissioner Lingvai moved to adjourn, and CommissionerAmicseconded. The motion passed  bya unanimous vote, and the meeting adjourned at 8:40, p.m.  Approved:  (date)  Christine Banda, Recording Secretary  Philip Ruiz, Chair  -6-  Planning and Zoning Commission Regular Meeting 04-13-2022    1100  FIFTHST 0 8 1200 1206 O 1308 1307 4 1310 1309 1312 1316 1311 1318  4  8 0  1217  RHD  FIFTH ST  1205  RMD CLB 1200 201  1202  CHB  1a20 1822 1824 a  1300  RHD  CHB 1203 1201 BLACKJACKST 1200 1204 i  1205  1300  710917044 308  1000  RMD  IL  IH  ZC-22-13 CHB TO RHD  SUBJECT PROPERTY ZONING BOUNDARY 200 FT BUFFER  1203 BLACKJACKST  scale 1"= 200'    1100  FIFTHS ST 8  1217  1200 1206 oo 1308 1307 4 1310 1309 1312 1316 1311 1318  FIFTHST FIFTHS S7 1200 201 1202  1205  1320 1322 1324  1300  1205  1201 CIACKJAGRSI 1200 1204  1300  TOTID,TOS  1000  ZC-22-13 CHB TO RHD  ZONING DISTRICTS COMMERCIAL HEAVY BUSINESS COMMERCIAL LIGHT BUSINESS INDUSTRIALI HEAVY INDUSTRIALL LIGHT MANUFACTUREDI HOME RESIDENTIAL HIGHD DENSITY RESIDENTIAL MEDIUM DENSITY  1203BLACKJACKSI  scale 1"= 200'    1100  FIFTHS ST 3 8 1200 1206 0 1308 1307 1310 1309 1312 1316 1311 1318  1217  FIETHST EIFIAST 1200 201 1202  1205  1  1320 1322 1324  1300  58  1205  1201 GLACKJACEST 1200/1204  1300  170077041108  1000  FUTURE LANDUSE CHB TO RHD  INDUSTRY PUBLIC AND INSTITUTIONAL RESIDENTIAL, HIGHI DENSITY RESIDENTIAL, LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL, MEDIUM DENSITY  1203 BLACKJACKST  scale 1"= 200'     W'e   TORRESSI  00 00V  TANCHOST  CAMEAIAST    PLANNING DEPARTMENT REPORT  ZONING CHANGE  CASE SUMMARY  STAFF: David Fowler, Senior Planner REPORT DATE: April 20, 2022 CITY COUNCIL HEARING DATE: May 3, 2022 REQUESTED CHANGE: CHB to RHD STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Approval  CASE NUMBER: ZC-22-13  PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION HEARING DATE: April27,2022  PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION: Pending  BACKGROUND DATA APPLICANT: Srinivasa Prasad Kunche OWNER: Cam-TXHoldings, LLC SITE LOCATION: 1203 Blackjack Street. (FM 20) LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lot 2, Block 1, Moso Subdivision SIZE OF PROPERTY: 0.613 acres EXISTING USE OF PROPERTY: Vacant land  LAND USE PLAN DESIGNATION: Medium Density Residential  ANALYSIS OF ISSUES  REASON FOR REQUESTED ZONING CHANGE: The applicant has stated an intent to build multifamily residential on this property as well as 1201 Blackjack Street, locatedimmediately to the west. This use is  not permitted in the property's existing CHB zoning.  AREA CHARACTERISTICS:  Existing Use  Zoning RHD CHB LI, CHB, RMD RHD  Future Land Use Plan Medium Density Residential Medium Density Residential  North Single-family residential  Commercial business in converted Light Industrial, Triplex residential, Single-  East  residence,  South family residential  Industry  West Vacant land, Multifamily residential  High Density Residential  TRANSITION OF ZONING DISTRICTS: The abutting properties to the north and west both have the RHD. zoning requested for this property. 1201 Blackjack immediately to the west was rezoned from CHB to RHD on January 18, 2022. The CHB-zoned property adjacent to the east is considered to be of similar intensity as the proposed RHD zoning. The area across Blackjack Street transitions from Light Industrial southeast oft the site to residential. southwest of the site, including at triplex property thatisn nonconforming ADEQUACY OF INFRASTRUCTURE: Vehicular access will be available from Blackjack Street. Water is available through a 12-inch line located across Blackjack Street. A21-inch wastewater line is located in  in its CHB zoning district.  the right-of-way along the site's Blackjack Street frontage.    POTENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD IMPACT: The surrounding area is mostly a mix of single-family and multi- family housing, with the exception of the commercial business directly to the east and the Serta Factory CONSISTENCY WITH COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: The proposed RHD zoning classification is not consistent with the Medium Density Residential future land use designation, but the subject property is located in an area that has a mix of Medium and High Density Residential Future Land Use Map designations north of Blackjack Street adjacent tot the site. The specific Future Land Use Plan mapdesignation in the area seems to vary on a parcel-by-parcel basis. Therefore, the proposed RHD zoning classification represents an ALTERNATIVE CLASSIFICATIONS: Thezoning classification that would! be most consistent with thel land use plan map is RMD but applying that zoning would make the property inconsistent with surrounding  located across Blackjack Street, southeast of the subject property.  acceptable deviation in terms of land use intensity.  properties.  RESPONSE TO NOTIFICATION: None as of the date of this report.  STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Approval.    CITYOF  ZONING CHANGE APPLICATION  lockhart  512/398-3461 . FAX/512/3983833 PO.Box239 . Lockhart, Texas 78644  308 WeszsanAnonlo.sreet  APPLICANT/OWNER  APPLICANT NAME SRINIVASA PRASAD KUNCHE DAY-TIME TELEPHONE 2035460344 E-MAIL FAUNCHE@GWALCOM OWNER NAME CAM-TX HOLDINGS LLC DAY-TIME TELEPHONE 2035460344 E-MAIL, camtxnodingslic@gmail.com  ADDRESS 1203 Blackjack Street  LOCKHART, TX  ADDRESS 3541 MAYFIELD RANCH BLVD, UNIT505  ROUND ROCK, TX 78681  SPKVNCMEeGMAL.oO  PROPERTY  ADDRESS OR GENERAL LOCATION 1203 Blackjack Street, LockHart TX LEGAL DESCRIPTION (IF PLATTED). Lot 2Block LMuso Sublivisim  SIZE. 0.613 ACRE(S)  LAND USE PLAN DESIGNATION Mebn-Dhs.  EXISTING USE OF LAND AND/OR BUILDING(S) Commercial PROPOSED NEW USE, IF ANY Residencial  REQUESTED CHANGE  FROM CURRENT ZONING CLASSIFICATION CHB Commercial Heavy Business District TO PROPOSED ZONING CLASSIFICATION RHD Residential High Density District REASON FOR REQUEST. PROCONI4 TONDA MULTLFAMIY HOMES ON 1261 21203  RACKTACK CT.    SUBMITTAL! REQUIREMENTS  IF THE APPLICANT IS NOT THE OWNER, A LETTER SIGNED AND DATED BY THE OWNER CERTIFYING THEIR OWNERSHIP OF THE PROPERTY AND AUTHORIZING THE APPLICANT TO REPRESENT THE PERSON, ORGANIZATION, OR BUSINESS THATOWNS THE PROPERTY. IFI NOT PLATTED, A METES AND BOUNDS LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY. APPLICATION FEE OF $ So" PAYABLE TO THE CITY OF LOCKHART AS FOLLOWS:  NAME(S) AND ADDRESS(ES) OF PROPERTY LIEN-HOLDER(S), IFANY.  1/4 acre or less Between 1/4 and one acre One acre or greater  $125 $150  $170 plus $20.00 per each acre over one acre  TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE, THIS APPLICATION AND ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS ARE COMPLETE AND CORRECT, AND IT IS UNDERSTOOD THAT IOR ANOTHER REPRESENTATIVE SHOULD BE PRESENT AT ALL PUBLIC MEETINGS CONCERNINGTHIS APPLICATION.  SIGNATURE. #-Saswivam puaral  DATE. olpalm  OFFICE USE ONLY ACCEPTED BY  KevinW-ler  RECEIPT NUMBER! £o1/46345 CASE NUMBER ZC- 27.13  DATE SUBMITTED 4/4/7) DATE NOTICES MAILED 4p-9-7077  DATE NOTICEPUBLISHED 4-14-2077  PLANNING AND. ZONING COMMISSION MEETING DATE. 4/27/72  PLANNING AND. ZONING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION CITY COUNCIL MEETING DATE. 5-3-2022  DECISION    PI  AO  PI  IL  CHB  LOCKHART ETJ  RHD  CHB IH  RD  *SAMILON  CHISHOLM.TRL:  'RMD  CHB  AO,  AIRPORTD DR  2112 CHB  RMD  IH 2201  SUBJECT PROPERTY ZONING BOUNDARY CITY LIMITS 200 FT BUFFER  ZC-22-14 AOTO RMD 2011 FM 1322  scale 1"= 600'    LOGKHARTE ETJ  RD  SEAMILOW  CHISHOLMIRL  AIRPORTDR  ZONING DISTRICTS AORCUITURALOPENSPACE COMMERCIAL HEAVY BUSINESS INDUSTRIAL HEAVY INDUSTRIAL LIGHT PUBLIC ANDI INSTITUTIONAL RESIDENTIAL HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL LOWD DENSITY RESIDENTIAL MEDIUM DENSITY  ZC-22-14 AOTO RMD 2011 FM1 1322  scale 1"= 600'    BIYP  LOCKHART ETJ  SEAWIIOW RD  CHISHOLMIRL  AIRPORTDR  FUTURE LANDUSE AO - TO RMD 2011 FM 1322  AGRICULTURERURAL DEVELOPMENT GENERAL-HEAVY COMMERCIAL INDUSTRY PUBLIC ANDI INSTITUTIONAL RESIDENTIAL, HIGHI DENSITY RESIDENTIAL, LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL, MEDIUM DENSITY  scale 1": = 600'    9D0  ASOQV801009  D D    PLANNING DEPARTMENT. REPORT  ZONINGCHANGE  CASE SUMMARY  STAFF: David Fowler, Senior Planner REPORT DATE: April 20, 2022 CITY COUNCIL HEARING DATE: May 3, 2022 REQUESTED CHANGE: AO to RMD STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Approval  CASE NUMBER: ZC-22-14  PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION HEARING DATE: April27,2022  PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION: Pending  BACKGROUND DATA APPLICANT: Rosario Rodriguez OWNER: Same SITE LOCATION: 2025 FM: 1322 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Metes and bounds SIZE OF PROPERTY: 5.01 acres EXISTING USE OF PROPERTY: Vacant land  LAND USE PLAN DESIGNATION: Medium Density Residential  ANALYSIS OF ISSUES  REASON FOR REQUESTED ZONING CHANGE: The applicant has stated that they would like to locate a manufactured home on the subject property. The RMD zoning district was chosen, as it would facilitate the manufactured home if both this rezoning and a required SpecificUse Permit (SUP) were approved.  AREA CHARACTERISTICS:  Existing Use  Zoning RMD,AO ETJ AO AO  Future Land Use Plan Medium Density Residential, Agriculture/Rurd Development Medium Density Residentidl Industry, Medium Density Residential  North Manufactured Home, Vacant land East Vacant land, one single-family dwelling South Vacant land, Single-family dwellings  Industry  West Vacant land  TRANSITION OF ZONING DISTRICTS: There is another lot with an existing manufactured home to the north of the subject parcel. Like the subject lot, it was created as a lot fori family members of the owners of the main tract. This lot and the lot to the north are both over 5 acres in area to avoid subdivision platting requirements. After the creation of the two five-acre lots, there are 43.3 acres remaining on the parent tract from which the subject lot and the five-acre lot to the north were divided by deed. Other than the manufactured home on the lot to the north, there is a single-family home on the parent tract. The remainder of the surrounding area is largely vacant other than a few scattered single-family  structures on large agricultural lots.    ADEQUACY OF INFRASTRUCTURE: Vehicular access will be available from FM 1322. Water is available from a 12-inch line ini the FM 1322 right-of-way, but there is currently no sanitary sewer in the area. Itis POTENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD IMPACT: The surrounding area is currently rural in nature, with sparse development. The property to the south of the parent tract is the site of future phases of the Summerside subdivision. Other than this development, there is one other residential development CONSISTENCY WITH COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: The proposed RMD zoning classification is consistent with the Medium Density Residential future land use designation on the Land Use Plan map.  expected that this site would be served by an on-site septic system.  proposed in south of the subject parcel on the east side of FM 1322.  ALTERNATIVE CLASSIFICATIONS: None. RESPONSE TO NOTIFICATION: None to date. STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Approval.    CITY OF  ZONING CHANGE APPLICATION  Lockhart  /512/3983461 . FAX/512/398-3833 P.O. Box. 239 . Lockhart, Texas 78644  TEXAS  308 West. SanAntonio. Street  APPLICANTIOWNER  APPLICANT NAME Rosorip Rudriquez DAY-TIME TELEPHONE 512-7859095 E-MAIL vrod.henkeg.mail.cm OWNER NAME Rosayip Rodyiquez DAY-TIME TELEPHONE 512-785:9095 E-MAIL vr.ntnkEgmal.com  ADDRESS 2075M1312  LOCKAKL TX 78144  ADDRESS 2025 FM1322  Ubckhoyt TX78644  PROPERTY  ADDRESS OR GENERAL LOCATION 2o Blrck F.M. 1322 LEGAL DESCRIPTION (IF PLATTED) Metes + Bounks  SIZE 5.001 ACRE(S)  LAND USE PLAN DESIGNATION Medium DASN Risidentol  EXISTING USE OF LAND AND/OR BUILDING(S) Aqyiculhwre PROPOSED NEWUSE, IF ANY MAnwEAchw/ed home  REQUESTED CHANGE  FROM CURRENT ZONING CLASSIFICATION TO PROPOSED ZONING CLASSIFICATION  Ao RMD  REASON FOR REQUEST Rezone na classiicatim MOt QllowS A  monwPacrwyed hmmclupgen approval sSpecitiel UsPernit).    SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS  IF THE APPLICANT IS NOT THE OWNER, A LETTER SIGNED AND DATED BY THE OWNER CERTIFYING THEIR OWNERSHIP OF THE PROPERTY AND AUTHORIZING THE APPLICANT TO REPRESENT THE PERSON, ORGANIZATION, OR BUSINESS THATO OWNS THE PROPERTY. IFNOTE PLATTED, A METES AND BOUNDS LEGAL DESCRIPTIONG OF THE PROPERTY. APPLICATION FEE OF $ 250.G2PAYABLE TO THE CITY OF LOCKHART AS FOLLOWS:  NAME(S) AND ADDRESS(ES) OF PROPERTY LIEN-HOLDER(S), IF ANY.  1/4 acre or less Between 1/4 and one acre One acre or greater  $125 $150  $170 plus $20.00 per each acre over one acre  TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE, THIS APPLICATION AND ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS ARE COMPLETE AND CORRECT, AND IT IS UNDERSTOOD THAT L OR ANOTHER REPRESENTATIVE SHOULD BE PRESENT AT ALL PUBLIC MEETINGS CONCERNING THIS APPLICATION.  SIGNATURE  DATE 4,41022  OFFICE USE ONLY  ACCEPTED BY KevinWler DATE SUBMITTED A/6/7 DATE NOTICES MAILED H-8.27  RECEIPT NUMBER P01146834 CASE NUMBER zc33 14  DATE NOTICE PUBLISHED 4-14-202  PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MEETING DATE. 4/77/73  PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION CITY COUNCIL MEETING DATE /3/77  DECISION