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MINUTES OF PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION March 4, 1974 The Planning and Zoning Commission met at 7:00 o'clock P. M. , on Monday, March 4, 1974s, in the Council Room, City Hall, Paris, Texas, and the following members were present: 1. Roy H. Anderson, Chairman 2. Clark Estes, Jr., Vice Chairman 3. Raymond T. Fuller 4. Al Cathcart 5. Herschel R. McKinney 6. Spencer Abbett 7. Homer Thornton The Chairman, Roy H. Anderson, called the meeting to order and took as the first item of business the petition of Innson Corporation, to change from a Multiple Family Dwelling District No. I (MF -1) to an Office District (0), Lot 6, City Block 219, and the public hearing was opened. J. L. Myrick, Realtor, appeared on behalf of the Petitioner and stated that. the proposed use was for an office building with parking for 80 cars. Mr. Myrick introduced Lloyd Innerarity of Midland.. Texas, representing Innson Corporation, ation, owner and developer, and Mr. Innerarity stated that Innson Corporation had been awarded a contract as lessee of a building. for .expansion of Public Welfare Offices and used for a portion of the food stamp distribution center.. Mr. Innerarity presented a copy of the building plans for the use of the City. Several interested persons appeared before the Commission. Clifton Beard questioned provisions for drainage. The City Manager, Kerry R. Sweatt, state that the Building Official would review plans prior to the issuance of a building permit. The Chairman stated that the Planning and . Zoning Commission would make planning recommen- dations and a note Ito the Engineer. Herschel R. McKinney eked for proof of contract with- Texas Building Commission, and Mr. Innerarity promised a copy if required. Leon McCleary questioned the elevation of the building. After discussion, the ,motion was made by Homer Thornton, with second by Al Cathcart, that the Commission recommend to the City Council that the requested zoning be granted, provided that drainage and run -off be sufficiently engineered, to protect adjoining property owners. The motion passed unanimously,.