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Case No.: 95-234
Applicant: Patricia Dale, Owner
Brad Kerr, Surveyor
ITEM: Consideration of a Final Amending Plat of Lots 7, 8 and 9, Block A, Phase 2B
of the Post Oak Forest Subdivision located on the south side of FM 60, 900 feet east of
the intersection of FM 60 and Lincoln Avenue Road East and containing 0.22 acres.
ITEM SUIVIlVIARY AND STAFF RECOMI~~NDATION: This property is being
replatted in order to adjust property lines to reflect as built conditions. When the
property was developed, the townhomes were not built as platted. This plat will
correct the discrepancy.
Staff recommends approval of the final plat with the conditions identified by the
Presubmission Conference.
COUNCIL POLICY ENDS STATEMENTS -The following Ends Statements may or
may not be met with the approval of this request. Council will decide, based on the
information in the staff report and any staff presentations, whether these Ends
Statements will be met with this request.
Transportation/Mobility -Citizens benefit from the ability to move into ,out
of, and within College Station in a safe and efficient manner.
Parks & Recreation -Citizens benefit from parks space and recreational
activities which are geographically and demographically accessible and serve a
diversity of interests.
Health & Public Safety -Citizens benefit from a reasonably safe and secure:
environment.
Education/Information -Citizens benefit from access to broad based
information and knowledge.
Quality Service -Citizens benefit from a reasonable tax revenue for the value
and quality of service delivered.
Cultural Arts -Citizens benefit from participation in the arts.
Employment/Prosperity -Citizens benefit from an environment that is
conducive to providing diverse employment opportunities.
Civic Pride -Citizens benefit from well planned, attractive residential and
commercial areas.
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN -The following are Goals and Objectives from the City's
adopted Comprehensive Plan. Applicable ones are in bold.
Complies with Future Land Use Plan Map?: Yes
Development Goals and Objectives:
LAND USE
Protection of residential uses: N/A
Encourage use of vacant land w/ services: N/A
Avoid strip commercial: N/A
TRANSPORTATION
Provide major arterials to prevent congestion: N/A
Adequate pedestrian/bike movement: N/A
Ensure safety and ease of maintenance: N/A
Location of streets based on function: N/A
Driveway access: N/A
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Compatible with environment: No conflict.
Encourage retirees: N/A
Encourage tourism: N/A
PARKS AND RECREATION
Link parks by pathways and natural features: N/A
Combine parks with schools: N/A
HOUSING
Maintain integrity of existing supply: N/A
Encourage diversified housing: N/A
COMMUNITY APPEARANCE
Promote good site design: The plat is in conformance with the
preliminary plat.
Prevent and eliminate unsightly conditions: The development
will be required to comply with all site standards.
IIISTORICAL OVERVIEW - N/A
ENGINEERING COMI~~NTS AND IMPACT STUDIES -
Water -Water is currently utilized by existing structures.
Sewer -Sewer is currently utilized by existing structures.
Streets -The Subject property is currently served by FM 60, A major arterial.
The current traffic volumes on this roadway are well below
capacity levels.
Traffic - N/A
Drainage - N/A
Flood Plain -The property is not located in the 100-year flood plain.
Sidewalks - N/A
Park land Dedication - N/A
SUPDIVISION ORDINANCE COMPLIANCE
Oversize Request - N/A
Proposed Public Improvements - N/A
Easement Dedications - N/A
ZONING ORDINANCE COMPLIANCE
Proposed use complies with zoning ordinances.
NOTIFICATION:
None required.