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is K4 '' Richard Babb, engineer for Mr. McDowra stated that the concrete parking lot and driveway surface could be graded to direct drainage to the street and away from the residence to the south. He requested an exception to the 45 foot maxim un driveway width saying there would be no hazard because of it since there was no curb and gutter along that section of street. No one else spoke on the matter and the public hearing was closed. Following: discussion Mr. Nutt moved to recommend approval of the Site Plan subject to the drainage considerations and recommended ra�ntin..g_ the variance to the driveway width. Mr. Woolston seconded the motion w-Fiich carried 6 ayes, 0 nays. Chairman Swaim declared the public hearing open on the petition of Steven Elkins for Site Plan approval in a Planned Development District (PD -a) on Lot 18, City Block 296 located at 3365 Lamar Avenue. Mr. Elkins presented his Site Plan which provides for a 3,300 sq. ft. rest- aurant building and parking for 27 cars. He said he owned the house immediately north of the site and planned to construct a fence between the restaurant and the tennis court behind his house. Mr. Pine reviewed the drainage along Lamar Avenue and pointed out to the Commission that the plan provided for surface water to flow to the east across property owned by the 1st Assembly of God Church. He said this is normally required to be brought to the street but saw no objection if the Church did not mind. Tom Calk, pastor of 1st Assembly, spoke saying that he had discussed the drainage with his board and they felt that the parking lot under construction would not be damaged by the drainage from the Elkin's property and he offered no objection. No one else was present to speak and the public hearing was closed. Following discussion a motion was made by Mr. Perry to recommend approval of the Site Plan with the fence as proposed by Mr. Elkins. Mr. McMonigle seconded the motion which carried 6 ayes, 0 nays. Chairman Swaim declared the public hearing open on the petition of Alan Bo d for Site Plan approval in a Planned Development District (PD -a) on Lot 1 , City Block 296 located at 3325 Lamar Avenue. Mr. Boyd submitted his Site Plan stating that there was no new building construction proposed for the property. The existing house was to be used for 4 office suites and there is provision for off street parking in front of the house. He said there would be no changes made behind the house and that the parking lot surface was designed to slope to, the street. Mr. Lawrence Wade, 3330 East Houston Street stated he had no objection to the present proposal but would like the opportunity to review any plans for construction behind the house adjacent to his residence. Ley