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<br />October 30, 1991 ( <br /> <br />( <br /> <br />Proposed Solotuion: <br /> <br />The Louisiana Chemical proposed 12.5:!: acre development be constructed with <br />the detention requirement and per HCFCO requirements. Ask developer (Louisiana <br />Chemical) to consider the 50 ft. being utilized for a channel to be available for a <br />public stormwater drainage easement in the Mure. <br /> <br />This 50 ft. for the interim and future could possibly serve as the 50 ft. setback <br />required between R-1 uses and Louisiana Chemical as required by Zoning <br />Ordinance (Section 7-600 Table B). This item will have to be reviewed and <br />approved by Planning and Zoning Commission when the Major Development Site <br />Plan is considered. <br /> <br />The City and Louisiana Chemical would need to come to terms and agreement on <br />how to deal with the interim situation where the use and benefit is to Louisiana <br />Chemical and the ultimate or long term situation when public need is identified. <br /> <br />Consider: <br /> <br />. dedication of drainage right-of-way now and an agreement for <br />Louisiana Chemical to use in interim; <br /> <br />. the interim use would be for benefit ot Louisiana Chemical only and <br />drain the proposed 12.5:!: acre development. Louisiana Chemical <br />would be responsible for up keep and maintenance; <br /> <br />. or an agreement with Louisiana Chemical to dedicate when public <br />need is there and work out trigger conditions. <br /> <br />. The 50 ft. drainage right-ot-way would not be ot public <br />benefit until properties beyond the proposed 12.5:!: acre <br />site are drained through this right-ot-way. <br /> <br />Items still to resolve: <br /> <br />. HCFCD final approval ot interim and ultimate conditions. <br /> <br />. Planning and Zoning Commission approval. <br /> <br />. Visit with SOH&PT and insure SH 225 plans don't jeopardize F101 Master <br />Plan for entire watershed or for this area. <br /> <br />. Resolution ot conditions and agreement between City and Louisiana <br />Chemical drafted by the City attorney's office. <br /> <br />· Will 50 ft. be enough for Mure easement width? This is currently being <br />reviewed. <br />