HomeMy WebLinkAboutApril 9April 9, 1986
MEMORANDUM
TO: Daniel L. Boggio, PBR Architects, Inc., 12 Greenway Plaza Ste 710, Houston
Margaret A. Lundgren, Lister Property Co., 1104 E. Harvey Rd., C.S.
FROM: Project Review Committee:
Jim Callaway, Assistant Director of Planning
David Pullen, City Engineer
Celia Stallings, P&Z Representative
Others attending:
Joe Guidry, Electrical Superintendent
Jane Kee, Zoning Official
Bob Epps, Assistant Director Public Services
Bland Ellen, Deputy Fire Marshal
Carol Elmore, Assistant City Attorney
Jimmy McCord, McCord Engineering, Inc.
Shirley Volk, Planning Technician
SUBJECT: Parking Lot Plan - Addition to Post Oak Square Shopping Center - 86 -404
(Located on part of a 15.027 acre tract in the Morgan Rector League as
described in Volume 525, Page 613 of the Deed Records of Brazos County,
which is owned at this time by Raymond D. Lister, Jr.)
The P.R.C. met on this date to review the above mentioned project, (at which time the
applicant's representative, Dan Boggio, furnished information that this lease space
will be used for retail uses and not for a restaurant), and approves with the
following conditions *:
I. The dumpster can be located in the vicinity of the existing dumpster for the
oriental restaurant in the adjacent building. Any location chosen must be
coordinated and approved by the Electrical Department and the Assistant Director of
Public Services. If the dumpster is located in an easement, clearance must be
allowed under the utility lines for emptying the dumpster. Mr. Epps suggested that
perhaps a 12x20 foot pad be poured which would accommodate additional dumpsters which
may be required in the future.
2. Show the location of the nearest fire hydrant. A hydrant must be located within
300 feet of all parts of all buildings as the hose lays.
3. Furnish electrical load data to the Electric Department as soon as possible. If
underground service is required, furnish a letter requesting same. The developer is
responsible for the cost of boring for underground service, as well as the cost
difference between overhead service and underground service.
4. Although the City Engineer did not point out any problems, he reminded the
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applicant of the fire wall requirements and the parking spaces for the handicapped,
both of which are covered by the Building Code.
5. RE: Landscaping
a. Include a note regarding use of hose bib or tie -in to existing irrigation
system.
b. Grass or groundcover (indicate choice) is required in the swale.
6. For purposes of signage, this entire shopping center is considered one building
Plot, and no additional freestanding signs will be allowed. Businesses in this
building will be allowed to advertise on the existing shopping center freestanding
sign, or that sign can be replaced with multiple low profile signs. See Section 12
of Ordinance 1638, the Zoning Ordinance.
7. The site plan as presented and reviewed at this meeting is inadequate to be
approved as a final site plan. Redraw plans at a scale of 1:10 or 1:20 (on 2406
paper), and include all adjacent portions of the shopping center which are both
developed and undeveloped, as well as all information shown on this plan. Also
include additional dimensional information.
SUBMIT 10 COPIES OF REVISED SITE PLAN TO PLANNING DEPARTMENT FOR APPROVAL PRIOR TO
CONTINUING WITH STEP II OF THE BUILDING PERMIT PROCESS.
*Any changes to an approved site plan must be cleared through the office of the
Director of Planning.
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