1994-10-24 Public Hearing and Regular Meeting

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e EXHIBIT "A" e · Fencing adjacent to Barbour's Cut Blvd., North 13th Street and North "H" Street (Fair Lane) shall be setback at least 25 feet from property lines. · Fencing adjacent to Highway 146 shall be erected along the proposed right-of-way lines established by the State Highway Department. · There shall be no access from the developed portions of the "H" Street and 13th Street rights-of-way. Additionally, gates shall be located at least 100 feet away from residential homesites. Final locations shall be subject to approval by the Director of Planning. · Driveways, conforming to City requirements shall be installed between gates and adjacent developed roads. · Water troughs shall be located as near as possible to western property boundaries. Final locations shall be subject to approval by the Director of Planning. · Applicant shall secure written permission from Southern Pacific allowing water service lines to cross any property not covered by the applicant's lease. Permission must remain in effect for duration of the applicant's lease. A copy of the permission letter shall be submitted to the City for attachment to the applicant's Conditional Use Permit. · The 25 foot buffer areas adjacent to Barbour's Cut, 13th Street, "H" Street, and the adjacent undeveloped right-of-way shall be maintained by the applicant. They shall be mowed a minimum of once each 30 days. · Dedicated rights-of-way shall remain unfenced and unobstructed. · Property designated for use in the F-101 drainage project shall remain unfenced and unobstructed. · Applicants shall, prior to erection of fencing, submit to the Director of Planning, a letter from Houston Lighting and Power Company stating that arrangements for access to the property are adequate and satisfactory. As an alternative, the "H" Street right-of-way can remain unfenced and unobstructed. · Animal concentration shall not exceed one (1) animal per each 1.75 acres of pasture area. This concentration limit shall apply to each separately fenced pasture. · This permit shall be valid for a period of one (1) year from date of Council approval. At the end of this period, the applicant shall apply for a new Special Conditional Use Permit. · At such time as the applicant's lease with Southern Pacific is allowed to lapse, or is terminated by either party, this Special Conditional Use Permit will become void and all livestock must be removed from this tract.