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This permit is issued to: For Development of: Legal Description: Zoning: Use: Permit Conditions: Land Use: • City of La Porte Special Conditional Use Permit # SCU 03-002 Arete Real Estate & Develooment Co. and Hettic Manacement Com, Owners 340 N Sam Houston Parkway East Suite Suite#140 Houston, TX 77060 Address 5325 Katy Freeway Suite #1 Houston. TX 77007-2257 Address Pr000sed La Porte Golf Course Community Development Name Located at SH 146 south of Baypoint townhomes Address 150+ acres of land beinc located in the W.P. Hams Survey, A-30 City of La Porte, Hams County, Texas Planned Unit Develooment (PUD) Single-family residential, multi -family, and commercial 1. Allow single-family lots with 70' along the Golf Course and 60' to 65' width lots in other areas. 2. Redesign the single-family lot layout so that fewer lots fronting on south St Street. 3. Allow multi -family development near McCabe & SH 146. The Development Agreement could determine density and driveway access. 4. Allow commercial development near McCabe & SH 146. A further refinement of the commercial activity will be determined when the Development Agreement is created. Streets: 1. Avoid utilizing S. 8t' Street during construction phases of the development. 2. Seek the TIRZ Board approval for the funds to participate in the signal placement and enhancement of a St. and Fairmont Parkway intersection, north of the subdivision boundary. 3. Remove existing chain link fencing on bonier of golf course property. 4. Provide emergency access to the golf course from McCabe Road area (alley and gate) to allow ambulance into this area of the course. 5. Center tum lanes on Wharton Weems should be considered. 6. Traffic signal on Wharton Weems and S.H. 146 is needed at the time the subdivision is developed. The Developer should coordinate with TXDOT. Detention: 1. Ensure that lake/detention areas are continuous and provide wrought iron fencing to prevent free movement of pedestrian traffic between the golf course and the subdivision. Install wrought iron fencing along the rear of each lot overlooking the golf course/detention lake area. 2. Size outflow piping so that water is retained sufficiently to prevent flooding on the golf course or the subdivision. 3. Discuss rounding right angle comers of detention areas, (possibly utilizing City -owned land to do so); this will increase detention capacity for the lake system. 4. Maintenance of detention down to the water level and option such as constant water level lakes can be determined in the development agreement.