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ì3 Special Meeting May 7, 1984 Page 2 land use needs to be made by the Council. One of the neighbors In the area of the proposed Group Home, Joyce Thompson, approached the Council and advised she had no objection to the structure proposed but wanted to know what was going to happen when the 10-year contract expired. John Arredondo of the Texas Youth Commission was present and addressed the Council. He said they had secured funding to operate a girls' program. He said they would have a 10-year contract with the private sector. Basil Smith will be the contractor and owner of the house, which the TYC will lease. It is their intent to continue the girls' program with the recognition and support of the community. If they change their plans in the future, they will come before the Council again. They want to set up a local community council for this program. Mr. Coddington moved to determine the property to be high density and in conformance with the land use map and Mr. Guerra second- ed the motion, which passed unanimously. Mayor Craddock introduced for consideration approval of a request from Harwood Puitt for processing of permit. Mr. Puitt had applied for a site development permit and Public Works had refused it and stated objections. Mr. Puitt reapplied after correcting the objections prior to the moratorium of building permits and was refused. Mr. Farr moved the City proceed to process Mr. Puitt's permit and Ms. Kissler seconded the motion. On roll call the following vote was recorded: AYE: Farr, Craddock, Guerra, Kissler, Moore. NAY: Coddington. ABSTAIN: None. Mayor Craddock introduced for consideration approval of a request for processing of permit from Nash Phillips/Copus (NPC) for their project, The Summit. Mayor Craddock moved to table this item until the May 14, 1984 Meeting as requested by Alan Geistman of NPC and Mr. Farr seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. Mayor Craddock introduced for consideration approval of a request for processing of permit from Trias Ventures Corporation for their project, Tarod Philip Townhomes Subdivision. Gary Unruh stated this is a single- family project. They have completed the first section and want to con- tinue with the second section. He plans to build a total of 20 units in the second section but wants permits for three now. The moratorium ordinance wording was amended to include detached buildings. The roads and utilities in his project are in place and have been approved by the City. The density of his development is less than 6 per acre and they are selling the homes to families, not students. Lamar Hankins added this project is is one of the critical planning units of the City and Joe Garza stated Mr. Unruh's total development consists of 66 units. The Council directed the Staff to advise them what other projects similar to this are impacted by the moratorium and to bring this information to them. Mr. Moore moved the moratorium ordinance be amended and presented to the Council May 14 to delete detached from the ordinance and Mr. Guerra seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. If the Ordin- ance amendment is approved by the Council on May 14, then they will consider this request following the amendment. Mayor Craddock introduced for consideration approval of a request for processing of permit from S. E. (Pud) Rutledge for his project, Maple Creek Condominiums. Mr. Rutledge stated he had received his permit