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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNotes r �; PRESENTATION NOTES - SONOMA This rezoning request is in preparation of r: ' ! .3= valoentr rtetty. The property is currently ttt •` and is surrounded by A-O, r*+!Rural Open to north east, and C-3, Light Commercial at the corner of Barron ad and SH 40. The propertyhas epprp ° 2400 feet of frontageon 5-H 40. ap. mlt y 72 Wit'. : 'ge on'8`arr l'l •ad. The surrounding properties are a vacant. The Comprehensive Land Use Plan identifies this propertmokisSingle-Famkt Residen ig.1 � ,-• _Density ktrthOosimitY40-the pro y, with the tip fu est away fry • `oa• being designated as witplain and Streains and Sta4iI Regional The property is bound b .3; minor mai', to the math, and to thOligtt. Po"ions of this property are shown a ` and the eway and Pedestrian Master Plan also show proposecdestriarr path on there side of this tract. T *46414106110Wtitietromprehentive fes," 11 a srnati poclion (0.78 acres) identified for C-3, Light Commercial located southeast of the floodplain which the Comprehensive Plan identifies as Retail Regional. The size of the property does not meet the development policies for C-1, General Commercial, but would be appropriate for some commercial development due to its frontage on SH 40, and proximity to a 10+ acre of adjacent land also planned for Retail Regional. This area of C-3, Light Commercial would serve to buffer the more intense commercial adjacent to the east from the floodplain area with less intense, more neighborhood-oriented uses. With the proposed bicycle and pedestrian paths in the area, the uses could be adequately served by surrounding residential community while focusing the property with the most frontage on the freeway for more intense commercial development. This proposal is not changing the area identified for Floodplains and Streams which is currently zoned A-O, although there is no FEMA identified floodplain on the property, the Comprehensive Plan provides guidance that Floodplain and Streams designation is also appropriate for the preservation of open space and greenways. The remainder of the area north of the Floodplain and Streams is requested to be rezoned to R-1, Single Family Residential (33.15 acres), which is designated as Single Family Residential, Medium Density. There are a number of CIP improvements in this area with the Barron Road interchange and right of way acquisition for capacity improvements to Barron Road. The development of this property would also include the extension of water and utility lines on the Utility Master Plan (see Infrastructure and Facilities). The rezoning request is in compliance with the Comprehensive Plan, and all minimum v X lot dimensions. tirtinprtc�- w s p Ktv CU s\ C (5�s ou vett yv d e)si Ol cv Iup v , h&w w-tv si-ufi vect--wi autAl cmc, Cl(-U-vt is ; ti)Gts li CJI pd(t'CA es to i b c - - Mr who 61 (A OT Hi.t, U c� i v U v,cA 1�c15 h irVVI 5tr� T►n , c ,�D�,., i v e-1- inI It nin I N Mr. 1-r\ r( 1��YG_+I CM _ _ _ G. _ _i Ger" Item Background: The subject property was annexed in 1995 and subsequently zoned to A-O, Agricultural Open. The property has not previously been platted. Recently, the City Council approved a rezoning for 3 acres of C-3, Light Commercial on May 25, 2006 at the corner of Barron Road and State Highway 40. Staff Recommendations: Staff recommends approval of the rezoning. INFRASTRUCTURE AND FACILITIES Water: The subject property is supported by a 18-inch water main which runs along the north side of Barron Rd. The Master Utility Plan illustrates a 24-in water main to be extended along SH 40. Sewer: The Master Utility Plan illustrates a 15-in sanitary sewer main to be extended from the east and through the property. Streets: The subject property is located at the intersection of State Highway 40 and Barron Road. Barron Rd. is shown as a minor arterial on the thoroughfare plan. Off-site Easements: May be required for the extension of sanitary sewer. Drainage: The subject property is located in the Spring Creek Drainage Basin, and will be required to meet all minimum standards set forth by the College Station Drainage Policy and Design Standards. Flood Plain: None shown per FEMA FIRM Panel 205D. Oversize request: None submitted at this time Impact Fees: Spring Creek Sanitary Sewer, $349.55 per living unit equivalent. NOTIFICATION: Legal Notice Publication(s): The Eagle; 07-04-06 and 07-21-06 Advertised Commission Hearing Dates(s): 07-20-06 Advertised Council Hearing Dates: 08-07-06 Number of Notices Mailed to Property Owners Within 200': 9 Response Received: None as of date of staff report V t; L 1 (r'1 veh-Q-VISte.r I(.n. Item: Public hearing, presentation, possible action, and discussion on a rezoning from A-O, Agricultural Open to R-1, Single Family Residential and C-3, Light Commercial consisting of one (1) lot on 41.16 acres located at 2755 Barron Road in the general vicinity of the southeast corner of the intersection of Barron Road and State Highway 40. Applicant: Randy French, BCS Development Company, owner. cLc sS e4:5_ w,.4 / (-L � 46„( ��L