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Home My WebLink AboutParkland Dedication Manual. .. .. · .. PARKLAND · .... · ... . .. . .. ... .... ... ....... .. ....... .... ' .. ·: ·. ·.· .. :.:· .... ·. · .... . . . . . . ' . ~ . . •. . . . . . . . ' ....... :; . . : .. . . .. . · .. COLLEGE STATION PARKLAND DEDICATION STATUS 1975 -1980 TABLE OF CONTENTS I INTRODUCTION Problem Method used to find final resolution II FINAL RESULTS AND CONCLUSIONS III EXISTING PARK FACILITIES 1980 Inventory Acquisition Status Park Deeds (Existing) IV CASH DEDICATIONS DEPOSITED TO THE PARKS ESCROW ACCOUNT V SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION College Station Parks Map Parks System Inventory Ordinance # 983 INTRODUCTION Probl em Method Used to Find Final Resolution INTRODUCTION The purpose of this publication is to relate the status of land owners, new developers, and users in their compliance with the City of College Station Ordinance # 983 as it pertains to parkland dedication. And therefore, to devise a more precisely controlled system of checks and balances. This research was accomplished by using the City of College Station files, and is current as of May 27, 1980. The material in total was analyzed and conclusions were drawn from all information available. An attempt was made to be as objective as possible, and all facts present can be reinforced by refering to the files from their respective offices. I ORDINANCE 983 Passed 11-13-75 Passed 3-27-30 PLANNING & ENGINEERHJG DEPARTMENT * Obtain list of final plats * For R1, R2, R3 , Residential BUILDING OFFICIAL * Obtain .. copies of permits * For R1, R2, R3 , Residential TAX OFFICE * Obtain apartment density records * Verify permit dates for units CALCULATION OF DEDICAtION REQUIREtIBNTS * Ri-1 .dwelling per lot -/( Rz-2 dwelling per lot * R3-total dwelling units as per density record or permit. LAND: 1 acre/133 dwelling units CASH: $150.00/dwelling unit ~f ter 11-13-75 $225.00/dwelling unit after 3-27-80 APPENDIX A APPENDIX B APPENDIX C APPENDIX F & G VERIFICATION OF LAND DEDICATION * Park Inventory * Park Deeds VERIFICATION ·op CASH DEDICATION * Parkland Escrow Account APPENDIX D APPENDIX E * Final Subdivision I RECOMMENDATIONS I CONCLUSION Final Results and Conclusions Recommendations Charted Calculated and Actual Dedications with Balance Due FINAL RESULTS AND CONCLUSIONS In conclusion there is sufficient evidence to suggest; 1. That some land owners, developers, or users may be delinquent in their compliance with the City Ordinance # 983. 2. Determining the amount and the persons delinquent is very difficult due to inadequate bookeeping and a lack of communication between offices relating to the Ordinance # 983. 3. Many land owners, devel opers, and users may not be fully aware of the implications of the City Ordinance due to a lack of controll on behalf of the City. RECOMMENDATIONS Therefor e I recommend; 1. That a s i mple yet accurate accounti ng system should be set up to control the compliance of land own e rs, developers, and users to t he ordinance . 2 . Have City personnel , who must relate to these l and owners , develope rs , and users , educated as t o the requirements this group must fufill to comply with the ordinances . R1 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL & R2 MULTI FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DEDICATIONS AS PER FINAL PLATS ACTUAL DEDICATION CALCULATED DEDICATION BALANCE SUBDIVISION DUE . Rl R2 RJ TO'I'AL Rl R2 RJ TOTAL BERNADINE EST. ACER.A.GE Rl R? CASH BOYETT ACE RAGE .3S3 .3S3 Rl 47L. R? CASH 7,0SO. ) 7,0S0.00 BREEZEY HEIGHTS ACERAGE .04S .04S Rl 6L. R? CASH 900. ) 900.00 BRENTWOOD ACER.A.GE 7.690 .416 .7S6 1.173 Rl SS. SL. R2 100.SL. CASH 8,32S. 1S,06C ,23.38S.OO CARTER'S GROVE ACERAGE .008 .008 Rl lL. R2 CASH lSO. ) lS0.00 CHALET VILLAGE A~FRAGF .143 .143 Rl 19L. R2 CASH I? 8SO. ~ ? Rsn nn COLLEGE PARKS ACERAl.E .OlS .OlS Rl 2L. R2 CASH 300. ) 300.00 DEXTER EAST ACERAGE .023 .023 Rl 3L. R2 CASH 4SO. $ 4SO.OO DEXTER PLACE ACER.AGE . 376 .376 Rl SOL. R2 CASH 7,SOO. $ 7,S00.00 EMERALD FORREST Rl ACERAC E l.3S4 l.3S4 R2 CASH 27.000. :>27.000.00 GREEK VILLAGE Ar:ERAGE .233 .29~ .S26 Rl 31L. 4,6SO. S,8SO. no,soo.oo R2 39L. CASH ~ ~··-- AC TUAL OI:::DICA'I'ION CALCULATED DEDICATION BALANCE SUBDIVISION mm - Rl R2 R3 TOTAL R1 R2 R3 TOTAL HOLLEMAN COURT ACERAGE .075 .075 Rl CASH 1,500. $ 1,500.00 "R? 1m HOLLEMAN RIDGE ACERAGE .075 .075 Rl R2 lOL. CASH 1 snn. s 1. snn. nn LAKEVIEW ACRES Rl ACERAGE n< 1 .011 R2 CASH 600. ;; 600.00 LEMON TREE ACE RAGE • 1 Ql -22r; Rl 30L. .226 R2 CASH 4,500. ;; 4,500.00 MCCULLOCH EST. ACERAGE .218 .218 Rl R2 29L. CASH 4,350. ~ 4,350.00 PARKWAY PLAZA t.rFRAGE .173 .391 .564 Rl 23L . R2 52L~ CASH 25 200.or <. 450. 7.800. ;; 11 250.00 PECAN TREE EST. ACERA<;E .687 . 271 .271 Rl R2 36L. CASH 5.400. $ 5,400.00 POST OAK FORREST ACERAGE .120 .120 Rl R2 CASH 2,400. ;; 2,400.00 RAINTREE ACERAGE Rl 194L. 1.000 1. 459 1.459 R2 CASH 29,100. ;; 29,100.00 RICHARD'S SUB. ACERAGE -71 c; . 715 Rl R2 CASH 14,250. $ 14,250.00 SOUTHWOOD Ar'FRAG F .17< 171 Rl 23L. R2 CASH 3. 450. QC 3.450. $ 3,450.00 SU BD I VISION ACTUAL D:CD ICAT ION CALCULATED DEDICATION BALANCE nr m -. ' Rl R2 R3 TOTA L R1 R2 R3 TOTAL SOUTHWOOD TERRACE ACER.AGE .820 .82 0 Rl R2 1091 . CASH 1 6.350 $ 16.350.00 SOUTHWOOD VALLEY ACER.AGE ?? /;?0 ? ? ')() c; 81<; Rl 8.085 R2 CAS H 44. 925. 16.400 $161. 325. 00 STERLING STREET ACER.AGE .038 .038 Rl R? CAS H 1. 750. $ 1,750.00 TIMBER RIDGE ACER.AGE .376 .361 .737 Rl SOL. R2 CASH 7.500. 7.200 14.700 .00 WOLFPEN VILLAGE ACERAGE .008 .008 Rl R? l L. CASH 150. IS 150.00 ArFP ld~F' CAS H ACERAl.E CASH ACE RAGE CASH ACER.AGE CASH ACER.AGE CASH Ar FR AGF' CASH R3 MULTI FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DEDICATIONS AS PER BUILDING PERMITS & INVENTORY .. ACTUAL DI::DICATION CALCULATED DEDICATION BALANCE SUBDIVISION DUE -- Rl R2 R3 TOTAL R1 R2 R3 TOTAL ARBOR Square ACERAGE 1.429 1.429 R3 190 CASH 28 500.$ 28.500.00 BOYETT * ACERAGE 030 .030 R3 4 CASH 900.$ 900.00 CRIPPLE CREEK APT ACE RAGE 1 171 1.171 R3 156 CASH 23.400.$ 23.400.00 COONER ACE RAGE R3 CASH COURTYARD APT . ACERAGE 1.188 1.188 R3 158 CASH 23,700.$ 23 ,700.00 CHEYENE APT. Ar,FRA<~F .331 .331 R3 44 CASH 6.600.$ 6.600.00 D.A. SMITH ACERAGE .060 .060 R3 8 CASH 1.200.$ 1,200.00 3. 200. 0( DURANGO ACERAGE .624 .624 R3 83 12.450 IS 12,450.00 CASH GLADE EAST 112 ACERAGE .496 .496 R3 66 9.900 IS CASH 9,900.00 GREEK VILLAGE ACERAl,E .436 .436 R3 58 8.700.$ 8.700.00 CASH 6. 600. 0( HOLLEMAN STREET Ar f.'RAGE . 3nl .301 R3 40 CASH 6.000 $ 6,000.00 SUBDIVISION ACTUAL D.CDICATION CALC ULATE D DEDICATION BALANCE f)flj:' Rl R2 R3 TOTAL R1 R2 R3 TOTAL LEXINGTON APT. ACERAGE .361 .361 R3 48 CASH 7,200.$ 7,200.00 LONGMIRE HOUSE ACE RAGE .617 . 617· R3 82 CASH 12,300.$ 12.300.00 MARK III ACERAGE .602 .602 R3 80 CASH 1? nnn ~ 12.nno.oo PEPPERTREE ACER.AGE 1.564 1.564 R3 208 CAS H 1L200. s 31-200.00 POTOMAC APT. ACERAGE .421 .421 R3 56 CASH 8.400. Is 8.400.00 RED STONE APT. Arl="Rt.r,F .421 .421 R3 56 CASH 8 400 Is 8.400.00 SAUSOLITO APT. ACE RAGE 1 111 1.113 R3 148 CASH 22.200 s 22.200.00 SUNDANCE ACER.AGE .887 .887 R3 118 CASH 17.700 s 17.700.00 SOUTHWOOD MANOR ACERAGE .111 .331 R3 44 CASH 6.r.ools 6. 600. 0( SOUTHWOOD PLACE ACERAGE .181 .18J R3 24 CASH 3.600 s 3. 600. oc SOUTHWOOD VALLEY t.rFRt.GE ?Ld) . ?M R3 32 CASH c; 700 s c; 7nn _ nr SUBDIVISION ACTUAL D:CDICATION CALCULATED DEDICATION BALANCE n TTP l . Rl R2 R3 TOTAL R1 R2 R3 TOTAL TIMBER RIDGE APT. ACERAGE .481 .481 R3 64 CASH 9,600.$ 9,600.00 VILLAGE GREEN APT ACERAGE ·962 ·962 R3 128 19,200.00 CASH 19,200.:;. WILLOWICK APT. II AC ERA GE 1.398 1.398 R3 186 CASH 27.900.$ 27.900.00 WOODSTOCK ACERAGE .195 .195 R3 26 CASH 3.900.$ 3.900.00 YELLOW HOUSE ACERAGE .812 ,812 R3 108 CASH 16.200.$ 16.200.00 Ar''l:'R t..r,F CASH ACERAC";E CASH ACERAGE CASH ACERAGE CASH ACERAGE CASH Arf.'lHGE CASH EXISTING PARK FACILITIES 1980 INVENTORY DEED # 125144 107966 101J20 114158 127572 137151 EXISTING PARK FACILITIES 1980 INVENTORY PARK NAME & ACQUISITION STATUS ANDERS ON PARK OR LEMON TREE PARK Parkl and Dedication Gift Deed Purchase Agreement Purchase Agreement Purchase Agreement Purchase Agreement Parkland Dedication for Park South o:(l BEE CREEK PARK ACRES .191 2 .000 2.2JO .J60 7.700 J.260 Lemon Tree Parkland Dedication 11 .190 Purchase Agreement 32.310 Parkland Dedication for Southwood Valley BRENTWOOD Parkland Ded i cation Deed Back t o Developer Parkland Dedicat ion f or Brent woo d BROTHERS POND Parkland Dedication Purchase Agreemerrt ll .690 or 7.69 4 .000 7.270 8 .850 Parkland Dedication f or Southwood Valley DEED # 166461 151351 PARK NAME & ACQUISITION STATUS CENTRAL PARK OR ANDERSON ATHLETIC PARK Purchase Agreement DEXTER PARK OR BRISON PARK Purchase Agreement EAST GATE Donated Annexed Into The City FAIRVIEW PARK Purchase Agreement GEORGE K. FITCH Gift Deed HOLIK PARK OR GABBARD PARK Purchase Agreement ACRES 8.940 9.200 1.000 1.800 11.JOO 10.670 DEED # 32552 137152 PARK NAME & ACQUISITION STATUS ACRES KRENEK TAP PARK OR COLLEGE STATION CENTRAL PARK Purchase Agreement LINCOLN CENTER Purchase Agreement Gift Deed LION'S PARK Purchase Agreement LONGMIRE PARK Parkland Dedication 47.220 7.000 1.000 1.500 4.160 Parkland Dedication for Peppertree Apartments MERRY OAKS PARK · -Parkland Dedication 4.600 Parkland Dedication for Plantation Oaks OAKS PARK Parkland Dedication 7.500 Parkland Dedication for University Oaks DEED # PARK NAME & ACQUISITION STATUS ·ACRES PARKWAY PARK Parkland Dedication 1.000 Parkland Dedication for College Hills Woodlands FEGAN TREE PARK Parkland Dedication .687 Parkland Dedication for Pecan Tree Est. RAINTREE PARK Parkland Dedication 1.000 Parkland Dedication for Raintree SOUTHWEST PARK Parkland Dedication 1.400 Parkland Dedication .4223 Parkland Dedication for Willowick & Willow Creek Apartments SOUTHWOOD ATHLETIC COMPLEX Purchase Agreement 44.650 THOMAS PARK Donated 16.100 Annexed Into The City DEED # PARK NAME & ACQUISITION STATUS ACRES WAYNE SMITH PARK Purchase Agreement 4.070 EXISTING PARK FACILITIES EXISTING PARK DEEDS CASH DEDICATIONS DEPOS~TED TO THE PARKS ESCROW ACCOUNT DATE 9-26-72 6-22-73 8-7-73 5-1-74 2-28-76 2-28-76 9-13-76 11-3-76 12-2-76 12-15-77 3-2-77 12-30-77 8-31-77 CASH DEDICATIONS DEPOSITED TO THE PARKS ESCROW ACCOUNT DESCRIPTION CASH AMOUNT Camelot Sect. 2 (Normandy Corp) $300.00 \ Woodson Village N. 5, Sect. 1 $480.00 Little Knight Inc. $360.00 Camelot Addition Sect. 3 $205.00 Wright Construction Co. $1200.00 (D. A. Smith Pt. L. 9) Bryan Manor Apartments $2550.00 (1. 1,2,3,8,9 Blk. 2 Glade E.) Holleman Street Apartments Spearman Homes $12600.00 Parkway Plaza Phase II Lexington Apartments $3600.00 Culpepper Plaza Ryan Interest Inc. $7200.00 (Sundance Apartments) University Oaks Campbell-Utley Corp. $3450.00 Parkway Apartments Southwood 19 K. M. May (Mark XII Apartments) $1 2000.00 D. A. Smith L. 7-10 Texas Diversified Properties $19200.00 Inc. Blk. D Culpepper Plaza Sypcon Construction Corp. $12600.00 (Parkway Plaza Phase IV) DATE 9-7-77 10-3-77 10-3-77 2-15-78 5-14-79 6-20-80 DESCRIPTION CASH AMOUNT Bob Davis Bell Blk. 7169 ($13200.00) 1.000 Acre addition to Wayne Smith Park Associated Attorneys Blk. 7637 ($186.00) General Fund ($3300.00) (Partial Payment of Land from Bob Bell) Kennerly, Bingham, Technicdy, ($13956.48) Stevens Krenek Tap Blk. 8725 Windwood Subdivision Phase I (44 Lots) ($6600.00) Meadow Land -one 4-Plex $600.00 L. 20 Homefinder Construction Company Gorzyski Subdivision Interest on C. D. 's C. D. $60000.00 6-20-80 Cash $1621.85 $52302.52 $9319.33 $61621.85 SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION College Station Parks Map Parks System Inventory Ordinance II 983 COLLEGE STATION PARKS ~---- ,. ___ _J \-1 ------ :--1 · I . I I l I I I I i ' ..l ~------·-·-·-· ,_: ii ..., ,._ .. "' "' 2 ..: _ ___,_ - 0 ,o: " ,.... -'-"·--_,,, .. BRENTWOOD PARK 0 i ·-·~ r--·-·-·-·- i 1/4 Ml 112 1111 3/4 lill !MILE REVISED NO\' '978 A:t5 pqeo ATHLETIC : OMPLEX. j . 'J ' /·-::: . ..Jr----1---======------ ,'?> / "'q, . ... ~-/ ./ ./. ( COLLEGE STATIO:I PARKS SYSTEM INVE::TORY PARK 1. Anderson Athletic Park Facilities: 5 soccer fields 4 baseball backstops Open play area Terrain: Flat, gentle slope with few small trees Size: 8.94 acres 2. Bee Creek Park 3. 4. 5. Facilities: 2 lighted softball fields 4 lighted tennis courts 1 olympic-size swimming pool and bathhouse 1 playground 12 picnic tables 1 covered pavillion Paved parking lot for 237 cars Arboretum (17 acres) with nature trails Jogging trail Terrain: Rolling slopes to creek, with large trees, dense vegetation and Size: Brentwood Park Facilities: Terrain: Size: Brison Park Facilities: Terrain: Size: Brother's Pond Facilities: Terrain: Size: small ponds 43.50 acres Undeveloped Flat, sloping to 1 acre pond, wooded with large trees 7.69 acres None, open play areas, footbridge Rolling, broken slopes to creek; large trees 9.20 acres Undeveloped Rolling; vegetation varies from sparse to dense with large trees and small pond 16.12 acres DATE ESTABLISHED 7/10/79 8/1977 12/ 1977 6. College Station Central Park Facilities: 2 tennis courts (under construction) 4 softball fields 3 soccer fields 10 picnic units Roadway and parking (under construction) Nature trails Open play areas, 2 playgrounds Terrain: Flat, sloping to 1 acre pond, with vegetation varying from sparse to dense undergrowth with large trees Size: 47.22 acres Facilities: Terrain: Size: 8. Fairview Park Facilities: Terrain: Size: 9. Gabbard Park None, open green space Fl~t, with various plantings 1. 00 acre 1 unlighted baseball field Flat, with few small trees 1.80 acres Facilitie s: None, open green space Terrain: Slightly rolling, with few large trees; large pond . Size: 10.67 acres 10. Georgie K. Fitch Facilities: Undeveloped Terrain: Rolling slopes to creek, with large trees, dense vegetation and open areas Size: 11.30 acres 11. Lemon Tree Park Facilities: 1 unlighted softball field Paved parking lot for 39 cars 3/4 mile jogging trail/ exercise trail Terrain: Flat, with large trees and intermittent stream Size: 15.43 12. Lincoln Center Facilities: 1 judo room 1 game room 1 gymnasium building 1 parks office building 1 meeting room 6/1978 7/14/38 1/1954 8/14/78 12/1977 1976 9/29/78 Lincoln Center (continued) 1 maintenance shop building 1 lighted multi-use court 1 lighted softball field 2 baseball backstops Restrooms Paved parking lot for 60 cars Terrain: Gentle slope to creek; few large trees Size: 8.00 acres 13. Lion's Park Facilities: ·2 picnic tables 1 multi-use court 1 playground Unpaved parking for 10 cars Terrain: Flat; large trees Size: 1.50 acres 14. Longmire Park Facilities: Undeveloped Terrain: Rolling to creek, with large trees, dense vegetation Size: 4.16 acres 15. :Merry Oaks Facilities: None, open green space Terrain: Gentle slopes to ~creek with large trees, dense vegetation Size: 4.60 acres 4/1967 J.2/1977 .12/-1972 16. Oaks Park 9/1970 Facilities: 1 covered pavillion 1 lighted multi-use court Restrooms ~ mile jogging trail 8 picnic tables 2 party areas Terrain: 7.50 acres 17. Parb·rny Facilities: 1 playground Terrain: Rolling, with large trees dense vegetation Size: 1.00 acre 18. Raintree Facilities: None; undeveloped Terrain: Steep slopes, with large trees; dense vegetation Size: 2.28 acres 11/1939 9/1973 19. Southwest Park Facilities: Terrain: Size: None , undeveloped Flat, with little vegetation 1.40 acres 20. Southwood Athletic Complex Facilities: Terrain: Size: 21. Thomas Park Facilities: Terrain: Size: None, undeveloped; site of future lighted athletic facilities gentle sloping, few trees 44.65 acres 2 playgrounds 6 picnic tables 3 baseball backstops 2 unlighted tennis courts 2 youth so~cer f iel<ls 25 meter neighborhood swimming pool and bathhouse Flat, with large trees 16.10 acres 22. Wayne Smith Park Facilities: Terrain: Size: 'MISCELLANEOUS 1. Brentwood Park 1 lighted baseball f i eld 1 concession stand Restrooms 2 junior baseball fields ~lat, with few trees, sparse vegetation 4.07 PARKS INFORHATION Previously 11.69 acres, 4.00 acres deeded back to developer April, 1980. 2. Brison Park Formerly Dexter Park, name changed April 1980 to honor the late Fred Brison. 3. College Station Central Park Formerly known as Krenek Tap Park, name selected by Council Nay, 1980 4. Gabbard Park Formerly known as Halik Park, named selected by Council May, 6/1977 3/18/80 7/1938 5 /1954 1980. Named after Letcher Gabbard,member of first City Council.- 5. Le~on Tree Park Formerly knmvn as Anderson Park, n2oe selected by Council May, 1980. 6. Wel sh Park 10.00 acres acquired 10/6/78. Traded to school district for special services building on A&N Consolidated Campus, Spring, 1980. '. • . . __ ... ;. Vl..\.V.IL.t.•~,..._...._, i.•'-• • , --.. --· ;\:-i O?.D::N.~lCE PROVIDING IOR PAP~{ lJi::DIC/\TIO:i; CO~ITXININC SAVINGS CLAUS[; tJ!D PIW'./IDT:iC FOi~ NI EFFECTIVE DATE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COLLEGE STATION, TEY-AS: Section 1. Pur poses. The purpose of this or<linance is to provide for s ufficient dedication of land and/oc cash to provide for neighborhood parks for developm~nt of sing family, duplex, and apartment living units. Neighborhood p·arks are defined as those parks providing a variety of outdoor recreational activities and within convenient walki distance fro~ a majority of the residences to be served thereby. Section 2. General Requirement ·-R-1 land, R-2 and R-3 land; land to be used for single fa:nily, duplex> and/or aEartment residential purposes. 2-·A. One acre of land, or a pro-rated . part thereof> shall be dedicated to the public for parks for each 133 dwelling units. 2-B. This requirement may be satisfied in whole or in part under the provisions of Sections 3 and/or 4. 2-C. The required dedication for R-1 and R-2 land shall be .~ade on or before the time the final plat is filed. Dedication at the time the final plat _is filed shall be based on the following:. in Districts A-0 and R-1, each -··.-·. · lot shall be considerea .. one dwelling. unit;.· in District R-2,. each lot shall. · :·· · · -~.be consid~:i;ed-~ t:wo dwelli:ig· units • . -·. . -. : . . . .. -. . '·: 2-D~\'."The .·req.tiired dedication.. for R-3 land an!j for land to b e us ~d for aparta:ent ·_<residential purposes shall be made· before the building .pe~it is issued .. At.. ··the election :of the subdivider, dedication may be made on or before the ... _ ·····---____ fi_nal,_ _ _p].p.L~s fiJ_ed 2.~~ such dcdic2tion ~h~l;t. b ~-"Qas_ed on 2n assuz::ed dc~.::;ity , · · · -~ ·--:-cl:!tern:L."1 ed by th~ subC.:ivid~r;.. however, if the· .:issu~2.d d ~ns :i.ty ~h?.11 r es•.:lt .. . ·· ··.· ·in· insufficient ·dedicat:lort». deternined" at the ·time the building permit is _;_: ·.· .. ·._:. __ ·.:~~-: .. ~-_-:··.:requested~-additional · d"ed:fcation shall be made on or befo:i:-~ the tice of · :-~~:~·"·>{< ~:.~-~·,':::~ -~::5~: ~s-~a~~~.;~f ·:he -~-~I~~~~ ~e~-~~--:_·· . .-: . ·' '.. ,. . ·.· ; . .. . Szc·t_ion: 3_ •.. Pi~~{'nedfcatio;~ Abs.ence of Prior Dedication. ;... -. ... :.· .... :.. .. o o :. O'•' •.·~.I o • ,•: • ••'" •,•• •• • ·., ,;. .... o"• -.. ::.. ... :_ .... : . ___ ·: .. :. ··--·-----·-·· ...... _. . . . . . . -· . · .. ·l . · · ·. 3-A. Credit shall ·be ·given for·Iand and[or·money dedicated pursuant" to Ordinance. !>· ·. ~<. . : .: . ----~-_No._ ~9P·<:.-~;;:_.~ -~: .. . .. . .. : · ·. :-.o, :.: · ;_, ..... _.. · .. ···' . ... . . · ~ • • ----:---• -·• -·. •o• -M • • 0 • :• -,• --· • •'-• - 3-B. If there was an actual dedication of land and/or money at the time of the filing of the final plat pursuant to Ordinance No. 690 and if the dedication met the former requiren:ent of 1 acre per 200 dwelling units of Section 10 0£ Ordinance No. 690, additional dedication shall not be required for ap~trnent: to be constructed unless the actual density (determined at the time the ·· building permit is requested) is greater than the former assu~ed density of 20 di.;elling units per acre under said Section 10. Additional dedication shall be required only for the increased density and shall be based on the requirement of Section 2. 3-C. If the actual use sought for ·land is for single family units, and/or <lu;?lex residential units, and/or apartment units and if the prior dedication of land (whether zoned Districts R-1, R ... 2, or R-3 or some other classification) is insufficient to meet the requirement~ of Section 2 at the time a building permit is requested (and was insufficient to meet the previous requirements of Section 10 of Ordinance No. 690 if applicable to such dedication based on such actual use), additional dedication shall be required prior to or at.. the time of the is$uance of the building permit and shall be sufficient to meet the requirements of Section 2 based on such actual use. --.·. 3-D. At the discretion of the City any gift of lands to the City r.iay be credited toward eventual land dedication (or cash payment in lieu thereof) r e quiremen t ir:lposed on the ouner of a tract of land out of which the donation i s r.iade or imposed on the donor of the land, if and when Section 3 requires a de dication Section 4. Honey in Lieu of Land. 4-A. If either the City or the landowner responsible for dedication elects, the requirements of Section 2 shall be met in whole or in part by a cash payment in lieu of land. 4-B. If the City acquired neighborhood parkl ands after enactment of this ordinance (other than by gift, by land dedication, or by cash payments in lieu thereof) prior to the required dedication of land under Section 2, and located to serv such subdivision, the dedication requirement shall be met by a cash payment equal to the average price per acre of such parkland and actual or estimated cost of adjacent streets and utilities plus interest on such amounts com- pounded annually at sL~ percent (6%); times the number of acres to be dedicat This provision, however, shall apply only to the extent that the City shall not have been reimbursed f~r such parkland by other landowners under this · provision. .. 4-C. To the extent that Section 4-B is not applicable, the dedication requirement shall be met by · a paymi:nt in lieu ·of· land at a per-acre price set by the · - City Council sufficient:. to acquire land and provide for adjacent streets ._-. and utilities for a . neighborhood .. park to serve tne develop:n~nt. The · City .... Council at its el.ection snall establish a"po.Iicy for valuation of land or ,for a cash pa)rrnent per dwelling unit-Initially>-unitl ·changed by the City _ _.: --~-:-. _ _Gpu";:-_1c_il.,_t_h~-~:~c t;:_i9!1 2 r eauwBent sh_~_J,_1,.__i;>e __ $1.?9.. per_ dwelling unit, subje ct to reduction under Sectio:t 3·. Cash p·ayn.ents may be us~d only for _~cquisit ion ·. ·. or i!r!provement of a neighborhood park of service to the are a naking the · . ·.· · · :.-· _.¢ontribution. -· . .. . . ·. · .·. . . · ·· .... . ... -... ~'.· ~-··\< .. ··s-~c·t·f~~---S ... Co~~~~h·~~~-i~~. Pla~. Co~sider~-~~~~s-~ · -i~nd . -~li-o~ -~~ a _"c~~p~ehe~~i~e -~-· · · >._plan as being suitable for devel op!!:!ent of the City for a ·majqr recread.onal center~· . school site, park> or oth~r public use> shall be resenied·~. for a period of on"e · year . .:if ter . the ·preliminary plat is app.rove.d by the-City: if Within .. two-months · after-_such-· · · ~ -.·. approvai the City Council advises t:he subdivider of its d·esire to. acquire the. land or . : of the interest of· another governraent unit to acquire the land~ for purchase by. the · ---_interested govenunental authority at . land apprais-~l -value. ·at · the time of purchase. , .A" failure by the City Council to so notify the subdivider shall constitute a_waiver of the right to reserve the land~ Any waiver of the right to reserve the land shall no longer be effective if the preliminary plat shall expire without adoption of a final plat. Section 6. Definitions and Special Conditions. 6-A. Drainage areas oay be accepted as part of"a park if the channel is constructE in accordance with City Engineering Standards> if there is park land not les~ than two hundred (200) feet in width adjacent to and outside of the channel~. and if the othe~ requirements of this ordinance are met~ 6-B. Each park must have ready access to a public street. 6-C. The definitions> concepts, and requirements of Or<linan~e No. 690 and .it5 successors shall be applicable herein, unless .the context of this ordinance requires otherwise. 6-D. Unless provided othert-1ise herein, an action by the C~ty shall be by the r r"-'·\.NCE NO. 983 ;-.J ' . " Planning and Zoning Co:r:mission with the concurrence of the Parks and Recreation Committee . Any proposal considered by the. Planning and Zoning Commission under this ordinance shall have been reviewed by the Parks and Recreation Committee 2nd its reco~~endation given the Commission. The Con::rnission may make a decision contrary to such recoit!Iilendation only by a concurring vote of at least five (5) members. Should the Cowmission be unable to get this vote, the matter shall then be referred to the City Council for its decision. 6-E. If any provision of this ordinance or the application thereof to any person or circumstances is held invalid, such invalidity shall not affect any other provisions · or application of this ordinance which can be given effect without the invalid provision or application and to this end the provisions of th.is ordinance are declared to be severable • . 6-F. This ordinance shall become effective upon adoption by the City Council. READ, PASSED AND ADOPTED this day of November, 1975. ATTEST ··APPROVED ...... .. .. . Mayor ·~-" \,-·--,,,-·: ~--· ... --.-· .. -..... . .: · .. · ..... .,. ··-··-: ... ··-·-·· . ---..... :~-:-:,, .... -<·\:··-:..;. ...:.~_·-~--:~ .--~--~~~ .. ".--· .. . .: . -. . . : . . .. '": ~ .. -·-• .-·..:.-·~·~;·-.·:·~-I ', 7 . . ·"°:" ..... · ..... · .. ::: ... " .. :..: :. •. . -.•. ··-. . -. .. .. . :; ·: -. .... .. ... ··.·· --... · .. -.. ~ ·-:·· ·-·-·-· :_. :.· -· ......... -.----··. ,· -·-·-.. ; . ····..: _:.-.... -~-~--.... . . --.. . ·.;.·· -. ·.· .. · ·::: :·· .. : ~.. . . . .. Ci~y Secretary . ..... .. .:: ... -. ···::.· ... -: . .. •.: -"'· t . . / ORDINANCE NO. 984 AN ORDINAN CE AMENDING SECTION 10 (PARK DEDICATION) OF ORDINANCE NO. 690 (SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS). BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS: Section 10 of Ordinance No. 690 is amended to read: "Section 10. Parks and Other Use. 10-A. -See Ordinance No. 983 for park dedication requirements. 10-B. The final plat shall contain a reference that R-3 land, C-1 l and, and C-N land are subject to the provisions of Ordinance No. 983 and successor ordinances." READ, PASSED AND ADOPTED this 13th day of November, 1975 ' .1 I ' \ \ ·~ .. ''. . ~ .< (.. ATT£sr ·. ·. d-..?~:}J~y ' . r. City Secretary · ' · . /, · I I I l I APPROVED _,,.-- RESOLUTION NO. 3-27-80-13 WHEREAS, The City Council of the City of College Station has determined the need to revise the cash · dedication requirement for parkland according to Section 4-C, Ordinance No. 983; NOW, THEREFORE LET IT BE RESOLVED, the cash parkland dedication shall be $ 225 until changed by the City Council. requirement for per dwelling unit PASSED AND APPROVED this the 27th day of March, 1980. I Lorence L. Bravenec Mayor