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10-17-1996 Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting of the La Porte Planning and Zoning Commission
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10-17-1996 Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting of the La Porte Planning and Zoning Commission
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~ ~ <br />Staff Report Peean Crossing, Seetion II November 21, 1996 <br />Preliminary Plat <br />Pecan Crossing is a residential subdivision located on the north side of Fairmont Parkway, <br />approximately 1,800 feet west of Underwood Road. A General Plan of the subdivision was <br />approved by the Commission on February 17, 1994. (See Map Exhibit A). Section II, which <br />is being considered for preliminary plat approval at this time, is a four (4) block, f fty two (52) <br />lot section of the overall subdivision. <br />Referring to Appendix D of Development Ordinance No. 1444, Staff has reviewed the <br />Preliminary Piat (See Map Exhibit B) and found it to be deficient in areas. A checklist detailing <br />the items reviewed is attached and follows this report. <br />As noted on the checklist, survey monumentation has not been detailed on the Preliminary Plat. <br />Staff would recommend that the two (2) monumern locations be noted for installation on the <br />Preliminary Plat document before approval is given. <br />An additional consideration is maintenance access to the subdivision's detention pond. The <br />original submittal for the Preliminary Plat of Section I included a reserve dedicated to use as a <br />private subdivision recreational area. This area was subsequently reconfigured as two lots for <br />additional homesites. This eliminated the original mairnenance access path to Spring Gully and <br />the detention pond. This access is important for two reasons: <br />• Unless an additional easement is dedicated by a subsequent section plat, the <br />Spring Gully drainage right-of-way will provide the only access to the <br />subdivision's detention pond. <br />• In the future, the Spring Gully right-of--way may be included in a proposed <br />system of pedestrian paths that will connect various recreational facilities. <br />While these issues do not necessarily need resolution in conjunction with the Section II approval, <br />they will ultimately need to be addressed. Staff feels this is an appropriate time to address this <br />matter. Staff's recommendation is to obtain a fifteen foot (15') right-of--way designated for <br />acxess and maintemnce of the deternion pond and the frfteen foot (15') public drainage easemern. <br />This could be done as part of Section IV and in alignment with the Choctaw Drive street right- <br />of-way. <br />Finally, staff would note that Section 5.02 of the Development Ordinance empowers the <br />Commission to require pedestrian sidewalks when it feels their inchision will serve the public <br />interest. Staff would recommend the inclusion of sidewalks within the Pecan Crossing <br />Subdivision. Responsibility for construction of the walks should be specified by covenant. <br />Development Ordinance, Section 4.03.B requires that "following review of the Preliminary Plat, <br />the Commission shall ... take one of the following actions." <br />1. Approve the Preliminary Plat as filed; <br />2. Conditionally approve the Preliminary Plat as filed, provided, the reasons are <br />stated in writing and a copy of the statement is signed by the Chairman of the <br />Planning Commission. <br />
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