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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMisc. City of College Station Planning and Zoning Commission 1101 Texas Ave College Station Re: P &2 Case #88-703 Apartments Plus is>themanaging a.gentforVarsityIIApartments located 'at 100 Jersey,>.College Station. .....Thisproperty is. joined at the south property linebytheUnitariClnFeIlowshipfacilities. ..The owner of the Varsity II Apartments is .'. ~oncerned .withthe ...n<liselevel . and'possi.ble. .invas ion of the residents . privacy that may becreate?D.ythe .prop.osedDaycare. Center. The Varsity IIApartmentsisanADULTON~Ycommunityrestrictedto no pets and no children.... Although the ownerdoesnotobj ectto...the Daycare operation he doesfeelthatdthe privacy of the residents of. 100 Jersey should be pro- tected. Wesugg~st <requiring the operator of the Daycare Center to install an eight (8f,J)wood<privacyfencebetwean the Varsity Apartments and the common property line of the .Unitarian Fellowship Facility. We would also like to make comment to the congestic.>n on Wellborn Road that may hamper ingress and .egress to the Daycare Center thereby, creating a trafficnazard. notifying us of the proposed facility. i~eappreciate your of ......our...requests. 1919 Texas Avenue C allege Station, Texas (409) 696-5487 rR~~__ ~. :7i)~..~..~/<40tzr~~~~~ ,.. ~:f/ctJP-~~ ~~ -rR/&c2/ f~cQ3..4<::; ~r ~~ ~ .( ~!f~~-~~ ..~......~~....~.~/ j~ ~/~A~ ~m/...... .V(, u.~~J .{fJLk~..........~~~ 13& .1fff~fJ (l~) ?XzJ~~$ j. i : ..IJI......~.r.....L?. llJ//C . ....1+\ I j i 1i! . ~ j'li Iii ;\ III Iii liL . UI%_>'" .....~ ........... .>~ '. t I~n~~..~~ III ~.~~./ Iq [ i III , ! ld 1.; Ilj ill Lfl i i\ Iii l'i 1 II Ii j 1" .! ~ !11 IU " i.'.'.',. : ; ! i.! . . . Ii' ! j I III r.1 ! l.j -\ .j';1 'j"1..1,.'. ;:.1..,.. i.x II i liiu !,.! ; " l~ ~ [, I < ~ ; 11 \' I; ; Ilf I!! fit' III , . J [1 ....~~.......~..,c ~.z;~ . . C:ZeJ/ .td..~kLp. ~J?.#/ ... 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W,. .....: && ~.................. .'1-.~.' ..".~ n -/ 0 1J.~- u. ~~7V .77jJ~d- . ......~~u.... u./!. ~ c?~/ aJ- X7. ~ / es ...~ 77P/o ~...../~ 8/.::;--.' ....... . l .A- e..s ~/?Py cJ ^ - " ~---'-. -",'> .............. .. '.. . ...... ~ ....... ..... ...... ...' ...........................u.................................~ (?6!l .LJ~_..., a~ ("h . ......-...........' (~V"o:~ru 21.5.L~. ..27cf'ffb . '1 PROPOSAL SUMMARY TITLE XX CHILD DEVELOPlcclENT CENTER COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS The Brazo's Valley Community Action Agency proposes to establish and. sponsor a Title XX Child Development Center in the College Station area, that will serve approximately 30 chi 1 d re n, age s 6- wee k s - 5' y ea r S 0 f, age. Qua 1 i ty day car e will be pr,ovid'ed to cbil.dren front elig'ible families, 12 months ayes r , ~I 0 ad a. y t h r 0 u g hF ri day, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Tit 1 e XX Eligibility Guidelines attached). Low income families will be pro v ide d a ff () r dab 1 e , q u a'l i t Y day c a r,e i n an e f for t t 0 assist them in retaining gainful employment and in promoting family stability. The Cell t e r w'i 11 be o'p era t e d fro Ul the f a c i 1'i tie s 0 f the U nit. a ria n F e 1 10.w s 11 i p , 3 0 5 W e 11 b 0 r n R 0 ad, C 0 lIe g eSt a t ion, Texas. Legal description of the property is as follows: That property of the West Park Edition" Lots 17-22, and parts of Lot s 1 3 and 14; B 10 C k 9. Fa c i lit i e s are c on s t ru c t e d on 1. 6 7 5 acres as de'fined .,in tbe Edsel Burkhar't Survey 1978. The ,C e n t e r . w i 1,1 be st a f fed w i t'h 0 nee e n t e r D ire c tor and 5 - 6 teaching staff, in accordance with Texas Department of Human Services Day Care Licensing :lvlinilnum Standards (copy attached). BVCAA will in.itiate a lea'se agreement with the Unitarian Fe 1.1 0 W s hip for a 'p 0 r t ion' 0 f the f a c i 1 i tie s, t 0 be use d for ,~ day car.e se,r.v.ices. Pr.im'ar'y access to t,h'e ..site will be Wel'lbor.n Roa.d and secondary 8,ccess w'ould be ga'ined via H~ighland Street. off Jersey. Parking for drop off and pick up w i 11 be p rov ided in the u rre n t g rave lIe d par ki n gar e a adjacent to t.b eF e 11 ow s hip . Parking area is 2 5 ft. deep X 3 3 0 ft. lon'g, gr'.ave,lle'd, without curbs or Iriarkingsas per architectural"standards for 90 d'egree parking. Capacity is a p pro x i TIl aley 40ca r s. Uti 1 i z a t io n 0 fpa r king a. rea w i 11 be approximately 40%, on a daily usage estinlate. There is a fenced play area at the back of the facility that is approximately 3600 square feet and is d.irectly accessed fromthe back of. Building A. A.ppropriate playground equipment will be added to the existing equipment, in conlpliance with Children Development and TDNS Licensing standards for safe, appropriate, outdoor play equipmen.t for young children. 'l'heB raz os Va lleyCo.m In un i tyAc.tion Ag e ncy wi 11 S P onsar t 11 is Center and provide supervisory management services to the childca.re staff. Administrative personnel supervising this e f for tin c Iu de,. As s oc ia teA dm i 11 i s tra tor,., Chi 1 d D eve lop men t Program, Administrator, BVCAA, and a support staff including E due a tio n Co o.r d in a t or , He a 1 th & N u tr i t i on S e rv ice s Coordinator, and a Parent Involvement Coordinator. Resources for development of the educational curriculum for the Cent.er will be assessed tl1roughthe Education Department of the University. Texas Departnlent of Hum,an Services Form 2051 July 1987 ELIGIBILITY CODE CARD Maximum Allowable Gross Monthly Income For Title XX 'Family Self.Support Services "Family Size 1 2 3 4 5 6 Monthly Gross Income $ 596 802 1 ,008 1 ,214 1 ,420 1,625 In families with more than six members, add $206 for each additional family member. The gross income level applies to all services for clients who are eligible based on their income and who are served by DHS Family Self- support staff and contracted agencies providing purchased Family Self-support services. Self ~SupportHandbook. Determination of MonthlyG ross Income: Determine nionthlygrossincome for people who, are applying based on their income. Note: For persons requesting family, planning' services who are unmarried and are 'age 19 or younger, use the 'gross monthly sum of that person's income only, not the total family' sincome. 1. ,Money, wages, . or salary includes earnings of children at least ,14 years old, wages or salary received for work performed as -an employee, including wages, "salary, ,armed",forcespay (include allotments from any 'armedfo(ces received bya family, group from a ,person not "living in the household) , commissions, tips, piece-rate payments, and cash bonuses earned. Overtime pay is estimated. based .on the person' shistoryof receiving this pay. 2. Net income from non-farm self-employment 'includes gross receipts minus business expenses from. one's own business, proressionalenterpr,ise, or partnership, which result in the indi- vidual's net income. 3 . Net income from farm self-employment includes gross receipts minus operating expenses' from operation ofa farm by the cHent, or the. GHent and his partners. Gross 'receipts include the value of products' sold ,government crop loans, and inciden- tal receipts from: the sale of wood, sand, mineral royalties, gravel, and similar items. 4. Social Security and railroad retirement benefits include Social Security pensions and survivor's benefits, permanent dis- ability insurance'payments made by the Social Security Adminis- tration (before deductions for' medical insurance) , and railroad retirement insurance checks from the federal government. Gross benefits from these sources are the amounts before deduc-' tions for Medicare insurance. 5. Dividends and interest include dividends from stock- holdings' or, membership in associations, interest on savings, or bonds, and periodicJeceipts from estates or trustfunds,and net royalties. These' e~rnings are averaged for at2-month period. 6. Net income fr.om rental ota house, homestead, store, or other property includes net ,income from rental property, which is calculated ,by prorating and subtracting from gross receipts property taxes, insurance · payment~,billsfor repair and upkeep of property, andint~rest on mortgage payments on the property. Capital expenditures and depreciation are not .deductible. 7. Income from mortgages or' contracts includes income the buyer promises to pay in fixed amounts over a period 'of time until the principal of the note is paid. 8. Public assistance or welfare payments include AFDC, refu- gee assistance , 5SI, general assistance , (cash payments from a county or city). 9. Pensions, annuities, and irrevocable trust funds include pensions or retirement benefits paid to a retired person or his sur- vivors by a former employer or bya union, either directly or through an insurance company. Periodic payments from annui- ties, insurance, or irrevocable trust funds are also included. 1 O.Veterans' pensions, compensation checks, andG.1. Bene- fits include money' paid' periodically by the Veterans Administra- tion to disabled members of the armed forces or to survivors of deceased veterans, subsistence allo"o/ances paid to veterans for education and on-the-job training: and refunds paid to ex- servicemen asG.Linsurance premiums. (Include only that part of the educational allowance that is. used for current living costs.) 11. Educational loans, grants include money received as schol- arships by students' for educational, purposes. (Include only that part actually used for current living costs.) 12. Unemployment compensation includes compensation received from government unemployment imsurance agencies, or private companies during periods 'of unemployment, and any benefits to strikers received from union funds. 13. Worker' 5 compensation and disability payments include compensation received periodically from private or public insur- ance companies for injuries incurred at work. 14. Alimony isa support payment to a divorced person by a former, spouse. 1 5. Child support includes 'court-ordered child support, any maintenance or allowance used for current living costs provided by parents toaminorchild who is a student, or any informal child support payments made by an absent parent for the main- tenance of a minor' child. 1 6. ,Regular cash support, payments from friends or relatives received on a periodic basis more than three times a year. 17. Net income from the client's share of an inheritance. 1 a.Foster Care Payments include payments made tQ. a house- hold, on behalf of a legally assigned foster child or foster adult. 1 9. Capital gains from sale of property. Note: 'Income not described in items 1 through 1 9 is excluded in determining monthly gross income. ELIGIBILITY STATUS The following chart is usedtointerpret information received on the Form 3087 or from the telecommunications operator about the type program for a recipient of AFOC. SSI, or MAO. From the type program and category given, the eligibility status is deter. mined and entered in Item 1 7, Form 2050. Type Program refers to the two-digit program codes on OHS' income assistance computer files and Form 3087. Category refers to the two-digit'code that identifies whether the client is related to one of the following: 01 '- aged; 02- AFDC; 03 - blind; 04 - disabled;05-refugeeo SIG refers to status' in group within a category and must be verified through a telecommunications opera- tor. Eligibility Status Eligibility Status Type Program Category (ltem1?, Form 2050) (Item 22, Form 2000) 01 02 (SIG 5,7,8) AFDC AFDC 01 05 Refugee CAT 5 R/E* 02 01 MAG MAG/IE 02 02 MAG MAG/IE 02 03 MAG MAG/IE 02 MAG MAG/IE MAG MAD/IE 03 02 MAO ."'MAo/IE 03 03 MAG MAG/IE 03 04 MAG MAD/IE 06 01 MAG MAD/IE 06 02 MAG MAG/IE 06 03 MAG MAG/IE 06 04 MAG MAGilE 07 01' MAG MAD/IE 07 02 MAG MAD/IE 07 03 MAG MAO/IE 07 04 MAG MAG/IE 07 05 MAG CAT 5 R/E* 08 02 AFDC AFDC Foster Care 09 02 AFDC MAG/Foster Care 10 02 AFDC 5tate Paid' Foster Care 12 01 SSI-Aged . 551* 12 Q3 551-Blind 551* 12 04 5SI-Disabled 551* 13 01 SSI-Aged S51* 13 03 S51-Blind 551* 13 '04 551~Disab'ed S51 * 14 01 MAG ,- MAD/IE 14 02 MAG MADilE 14 03 MAG MAD/IE 14 04 MAO - MAD/IE 17 01 S51-Aged 551* 17 03 S51-Blind 551* 17 04 SSI-Disabled 551* 21 02/TypeCase 1 AFDC AFDC 27 02 AFDC AFDC 37 02 MAG MAD/IE 40 02 MAG MAG/IE 41 02 MAG MAG/IE 45 02 MAG MAD/IE 46 02 MAG MAD/IE 51 01 MAG MAG/IE 51 03 MAG MAG/IE 51 04 MAG MAG/IE 55 02 MAG MAD/IE NA 09/Type'Case 4 Food 5t~mps Food 5tamps (For use by FSS only) No other combinations of numbers are eligible for services as recipientsof AFDC, S5!. or MAO/IE. All MAG clients must have their el igi bil ity d etermi ned beto re prov isio n 0 f service s. . .When using these codes for completing Form 2000-A/B,thecorrectclient characteristics must be codedinijtem 20. Refer to Form2000,.A/B instructions.