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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes~, PRESUBMISSION CONFERENCE REPORT March 8, 1996 TO: Dick LaCour, Louisiana Treated Lumber 2401 Fountainview, Suite 1000, Houston, TX 7705:7 Gregory K. Taggart, Municipal Development Group 203 Holleman Drive East, Col ege Station, TX 77.840 FROM: Project Review Committ Jane Kee, City Plann r Kent Laza, City Engine Charles Smith, P&Z Re r entative .Others Attending Natalie Thomas, Planning Technician. Tony Michalsky, Electrical' Operations Coordinator Laverne Akin, G.T.E. Representative George McLean, CSISD Representative SUBJECT: Final Plat - LaCour Subdivision Phase Z; proposed subdivision of approximately 9.533, acres located. along the south .side of Harvey. Road 1200' southeast of the intersection of Harvey Road and. Texas Avenue divided into one lot and one Wolf Pen Creek dedication area. (96-209) A Presubmission Conference meeting was held Wednesday, March 6, 1996 to discuss the above mentioned final plat. The following is a list. of ordinance .requirements identified by the Presubmission Conference. This list does not relieve the applicant of total compliance with all current ordinance requirements. .Ordinance Requirements: Clearly distinguish the plat boundary. Ensure that the proposed 0.562 acre road right-of--.way will line up with the existing Kyle. Use the same wording that was used in the South Creek Phase One final plat for the University Commons Apartments for the Wolf Pen Creek dedication area totaling 5.100 acres. Correct the acreage on the reserve tract and the right-of--way on. same tract. r ~, PRC Report LaCour Final Plat Case #96-209 Page 2 of 2 Comments/Concerns: _ The developer is responsible .for the costs. associated with utility pole relocation. Coordinate electrical service details with. Electrical Operations Coordinator Tony Michalsky at (409) 764-3:660. _ The 20° underground electrical'.easement shown on the final plat should be changed to a 20' public utility easement. Coordinate telephone service details with G.T.E. .Representative Laverne Akin at (409) 821.-4723 . SUBMIT 13 COPIES OF THE.: REVISED FINAL PLAT BY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1996 TO BE INCLUDED IN THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION PACKETS FOR THE .MEETING OF THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1996. THE. CITY COUNCIL WILL CONSIDER THE. FINAL PLAT ON THURSDAY, APRIL. 11, 1996. BOTH MEETINGS WILL BE HELD AT 7:00 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL ROOM OF THE COLLEGE STATION CITY HALL LOCATED AT 1101 TEXAS AVENUE .SOUTH. Regular Item QX Consent Item Statutory Item Item Submitted By: Veronica J.B. Morgan. Asst City Engineer For Council Meeting Of: Director Approval: City Manager Approval: Ends Statements /Strategic Issues: Ends Statement #5 -Quality Service Item: Consideration of oversize participation in the amount of $7,874.40 for a waterline associated with the LaCour Subdivision -Phase I, located in the Wolf Pen Creek District along the south side of SH 30 (Harvey Road), just east of the existing Taco Bell.(96-209) Item Summary: This plat was approved by Council on April 11, 1996. Associated with this final plat is the construction of a 12" waterline along SH 30 and the Kyle Street. extension. According to an hydraulic analysis submitted by the applicant, their development .requires an 8" waterline. As such, and in accordance with the Subdivison Regulations, the applicant is requesting that the City participate in the cost differential between the 8" and 12" lines. The City's share, ,per the engineer's estimate, is $8,337.20. This amount is greater that the 30% allowed by state statute for City financial participation without publicly biding the project. The applicant has not publicly bid the waterline construction. The City can participate in 30% of the project cost which equates to $7,874.40. Financial Summary: Funds are available from the 1996-97 fiscal year CIP budget for oversize waterline participation. $50,000 was budgeted leaving $42,125.60 available if this request is approved. o: /group/dev-sere/v/96-209op ~ll~ 3D ~ Regular 4/11/96 Page 2 City employees Janice Kemp and Debbie Jenkins accepted the proclamation for Safety Awareness Week.. Mayor Ringer recognized two businesses in College Station who. received Certificates of Appreciation for the recent beautification of their property: Cafe Ecell and EI Chico. Joey Dunn and Roger Ables unveiled the new city banner designed by local artist Carolyn Cobb. Certificates of Appreciation were presented to Doug Slack, John Nichols, and Kay Floyd. Stautorv AAgenda (2-A) Approved refund of 1994 property taxes and interest to Gables Apartments, Ltd. Total refund, $1,728.82. This item was approved by common consent. Consent Agenda (3-A) Approved. final plat for LaCour Subdivision -Phase 1, located in Wolf Pen Creek District (96-209) (3-B) Approved Ordinance No. 2173 establishing updated speed zones on University Drive. (3-C) Approved Ordinance No. 2174 designating the appointment of judges for serving in May 4, 1996 election. (3-D) Approved purchase of one 75 ft aerial ladder truck for Fire Department, and sale of existing 100 ft. ladder truck.. Total expenditure, $410,771. (3-E) Approved payment of legal fees to Jenkens and Gilchrist for legal services related to power supply contract (December, 1995 January through February, 1996). Total expenditure, $86, 374.77. The consent items were approved by common consent. ~~~ ~~ Owner Bobby Sells approached the Commission and presented a letter from the Foxfire Homeowners Association in favor of the proposed replat. Commissioner Hall closed the public hearing. Commissioner Smith moved to recommend approval of the final amending plat of lots 6 and 7, block 1 of Foxfire Phase One as submitted.. Commissioner Garner seconded the motion which passed unopposed (6 - 0). AGENDA ITEM NO. b: Consideration of a final plat of the Lacour Subdivision Phase One totaling 9.533 acres located along the south side of Harvey Road. just east of the existing Taco Bell site. (96-209) Assistant City Engineer Morgan presented the staff report and informed the Commission that the final plat includes a 4.339 acre lot along State Highway 30, which includes .562 acres of future Kyle Street right-of--way and the 2®' Wolf Pen Creek dedication area, a 5.1 acre area of Wolf Pen Creek dedications and 0.94 acres of Kyle Street right-of--way adjacent to the Reserve Tract.. Wolf Pen Creek runs through the property and by ordinance, property dedication is required if the developer chooses not to develop the park area at this time. This dedication. is being made into two parts with this plat. The first being the dedication as shown of the 5.1 acres,. and the second will come by .separate instrument from the buyer of lot 1. Due to prior arrangements between the buyer and seller, the applicant has requested that the City obtain the 20' minimum reserve area from the owner of lot 1 with the site development of that lot. During the CIP Advisory Committee'.. process, the extension of Kyle south through this property was discussed and recommended. Staff would recommend this extension as well.. Since the. Kyle extension is .not on the City's thoroughfare plan,.' staff has worked on a development agreement with Lacour that accommodates the. City's need for the Kyle. extension. The. development agreement was approved by Council at their March 14, 1996 meeting. Staff recommended approval of the final plat with the Presubmission Conference comments. Greg Taggart of the Municipal Development Group informed the. Commission that the final plat was previously approved with the condition of a development agreement. This plat is a good step forward in turning non productive land into a productive use. Commissioner Lightfoot moved to recommend approval of the. final plat of the Lacour Subdivision Phase One with staff recommendations. Commissioner Gribou .seconded the motion which passed .unopposed (6 - 0). AGENDA ITEM NO. 7: Other business. Commissioner Hall suggested an after hours phone number o reach a staff member after 5:00 p.m. in case a Commissioner has a problem attending the meeting. The after hours number could be to talk with a staff member about how many Commissioners will be present at the meeting. P & Z t~Iinzites March 21, 1996 Page 6 of 7