Mycoskie McInnis and Associates represented by Cliff Mycoskie. The proposed development has one point of access from South Bowen Road.

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1 Case Information Applicant: Property Owner: Sector Plan: Mycoskie McInnis and Associates represented by Cliff Mycoskie Gary Travis West Council District: 4 Allowable Uses: Development History: All uses as itemized in attachment ii. The subject site is currently not platted. There have been no previous zoning cases in the general vicinity in the past five years. Transportation: The proposed development has one point of access from South Bowen Road. Thoroughfare Existing Proposed South Bowen Road 80-foot, 5-lane divided minor arterial 80-foot, 5-lane divided minor arterial Traffic Impact: Water & Sewer: Drainage: Fire: The proposed Development Plan will generate similar peak hour traffic patterns as the existing residential zoning and will not significantly impact the adjacent street system. Water and sewer services are available to the subject site. The site is located within the Rush Creek drainage basin. No portion of the site is located in a floodplain. No significant drainage impacts are expected to result from development of this site as long as the site complies with relevant city ordinances. Fire Station Number 9, located at 909 Wimbledon Drive, provides protection to this site. The estimated fire response time is less than five minutes, which is in keeping with the recommended standards. School District: The proposed zoning request is located in the Arlington Independent School District and has no impact on the schools serving this site. Zoning Case PD13-15 i-1 Prepared: JENNIFER PRUITT

2 Case Information Notices Sent: Neighborhood Associations: ACTION North Arlington Chamber of Commerce Arlington Neighborhood Council East Arlington Renewal East Arlington Review Far South Arlington Neighborhood Association Forest Hills Home Owners Association Northern Arlington Ambience Scots Wood Estates Neighborhood Watch West Citizen Action Network (WeCan) Wimbledon Addition Home Owners Association Wimbledon on the Creek Property Owners: 9 Letters of Support: 0 Letter of Opposition: 0 PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION SUMMARY: Public Hearing: February 19, 2014 Zoning Case PD13-15 (3825 South Bowen 1325 South Bowen Road) Application to change the zoning on approximately 3.22 acres from Residential (R) to Planned Development (PD) for limited Residential (R) uses plus Banquet Hall, Photography Studio, and Animal and Crop Production, with a Concept Brief; generally located south of West Arbrook Boulevard and east of South Bowen Road. Present to speak in support of this case were Cliff Mycoskie, 200 East Abram Street, 76010; Gara Hill, 4111 Vista Creek Court, 76016; Allen Tsai, 810 Lake George Parkway #237, Irving, 75039; and Lee Anne Jackson, 1903 Mimosa, Also present in support of this case were Lisa Hoffman, 1302 Sylvan Court, 76012; Leslie Hogg, 1204 Woodbine Street, 76012; Jamie Cain, 3240 Lodosa, Grand Prairie, 75054; Lucia Bitnar, 2805 Ingram Drive, Grand Prairie, 75052; Sarah Kuehn, 200 East Abram Street, 76010; Jacob Sumpter, 200 East Abram Street, 76010; Gary Travis, 3825 South Bowen Road, 76016; Ruth Beasley, 3602 Blossom Park Court, 76016; and Anna Chapa, 3206 Avon Drive, Present to speak in opposition to this case were Sabrina Deen, 2316 West Arbrook Boulevard, 76015; Martha Algee, 2412 West Arbrook Boulevard, 76015; Bill Deen, 2316 West Arbrook Boulevard; and Randall Mims, 3815 South Bowen Road, Commissioner Croxton moved to Approve PD13-15 with the following stipulations: Zoning Case PD13-15 i-2 Prepared: JENNIFER PRUITT

3 Case Information The rezoning request would be changed to Planned Development (PD) for Estate (E) uses plus Banquet Hall, Photography Studio and Crop Production, with a Concept Brief. A maximum of 40 parking spaces will be allowed on site and the number of guests shall be limited to 150. Site lighting, shall not adversely impact the adjacent properties, lighting measures for events shall be limited to path lighting, up lighting, sconce lighting and or tree lighting. The hours for events held from Sunday through Thursday shall be limited to 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and events held Friday and Saturday shall be limited to 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.; however, set-up and break down may take place a few hours before and after the events. The operator will provide a monthly event schedule to the adjacent property owners as a courtesy of the up-and-coming events on site. The property owner will install a six-foot board-on-board wood fence on the subject property along the south property line of 2400 West Arbrook Boulevard. The property owner will install a hedge of evergreen shrubs on the subject property along the south property line of 2408 West Arbrook Boulevard. Add a six-foot board-on-board wood fence and evergreen plantings, to the extent of the parking area along the east side of the property. The proposed accessory barn shall be used for storage and limited to 2,000 square feet in size and 22 feet in height. Seconded by Commissioner Fowler, the motion was approved by a vote of Ayes: McAlister, Croxton, McKissic, Fowler, R. Smith, and Smith III. Nays: Talambas Abstain: Hill APPROVED Zoning Case PD13-15 i-3 Prepared: JENNIFER PRUITT

4 Itemized Allowable Uses Allowable Uses: Planned Development (PD) for Estate (E) uses plus Banquet Hall, Photo Studio and Crop Production, with a Concept Brief Permitted - Single family detached dwellings on minimum 10,000 square foot lots, church, government facility, public or private school, family home, personal care facility with maximum of six residents, foster family home, foster group home, public park, playground or golf course, transit passenger shelter, utility lines, towers or metering station, accessory garage-private, accessory swimming pool-private, banquet hall, photography studio, crop production, and accessory swimming pool-private. Specific Use Permit College, university or seminary, day care facility, philanthropic institution, country club with golf course, yacht club or marina, bed and breakfast inn, personal care facility with seven or more residents, airport, heliport or landing field, accessory community center-private, and gas drilling. Special Exception - Temporary asphalt or concrete batch plant and temporary sand or gravel extraction. Conditions - Temporary construction field office, temporary construction storage yard, temporary real estate sales office, wireless telecommunication facilities, accessory building, secondary living unit, customarily incidental use. Zoning Case: PD13-15 Prepared: JENNIFER PRUITT ii-1

5 W ARBROOK BLV S BOWEN RD PD R Feet R This product is for informational purposes and may not have been prepared for or be suitable for legal, engineering, or surveying purposes. It does not represent an on-the-ground survey and represents only the approximate relative location of property boundaries. N PLEASANT CIR LOCATION MAP PD / PD for limited R uses plus Banquet Hall, Photography Studio, and Crop Production, with a CONCEPT BRIEF 3.22 ACRES Prepared: _ ^ iii-1 JPP

6 PD13-15 South of West Arbrook Boulevard and east of South Bowen Road View northeast of subject site from Bowen Road. View of event pavilion on subject site. View north east of Photo Studio on subject site. View south of adjacent property as seen from subject site. iv-1

Mycoskie McInnis Associates represented by Cliff Mycoskie. Rdw Rudy s Arlington and I-20/South Collins, Ltd represented by Robert Dorazil

Case Information Applicant: Property Owner: Sector Plan: Mycoskie McInnis Associates represented by Cliff Mycoskie Rdw Rudy s Arlington and I-20/South Collins, Ltd represented by Robert Dorazil East Council