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Planning and Zoning Meeting June 3, 2003 Page 5 a Planned Development District (a) Retail shopping center (PD -a), Part of lot 14, City Block 259, (See Exhibit A Attached). Don Wilson, 3110 Stacy Lane, spoke in favor of the petition stating that he represents a group called HW Group who have owned the property for approximately 20 years. The property is directly across the street from East Paris Baptist Church. It runs along Collegiate Drive from the subdivision that Jack Denman put in, North Park. It runs from that house South to the corner of Collegiate Drive and Pine Mill Road. What the Group have as a contract is to sell the northeast property to an insurance company and build a building with the same setting as a residential structure. It will have brick, composition roof, no metal on it, and they are looking at having a transition house, a transition business that transitions from residential into a Commercial site. The entire property would be deed restricted where anyone that builds there would have to have a 4 sided brick exterior, no metal showing, and any dumpster would have to be enclosed in brick. Further south on Collegiate, there are metal buildings, and all kinds of Commercial structures but this would be a transition from Residential to Heavy Commercial and with the deed restriction the issued could be forced where it would always look nice and in setting with the residential houses that are to the North and well to the East in Springlake Addition. Although, the property behind this requested zoning area would be an additional street of residential left in there that zoning is not being requested. Site plan in the future would address parking and drainage. If anyone comes in a want to build a retail center or retail building of any sort, they will have to follow the deed restriction, they would have to do exactly as Norment & Landers and would have to come before the Planning & Zoning Commission for approval. It is enough land to have 4 or 5 lots similar to what Norment & Landers is buying on the north end.