10-17-1996 Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting of the La Porte Planning and Zoning Commission

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• The replat document should identify Ordinance #96-2137, which closes the alley in Block 133, while retaining a 16 foot easement for utilities. The easement dedication language should be noted on the Replat document. Development Ordinance No. 1444 establishes clear options and actions for the Commission to undertake when considering a Replat. They are as follows: 1. A rove the Replat as filed; 2. Disapprove the Replat as filed, provided the reasons for such disapproval are stated in writing and a copy of the statement is signed by the Chairman of the Planning Commission. Commission action shall be noted on three (3) copies of the Replat, which shall be distributed to the developer, Department, and official files of the Commission. Final Plats: Effect of Approval 1. Ap royal of a Replat as filed and all accompanying documentation by the Commission, together with approval of Public Improvement Construction Documents by the Director shall result in issuance of a Development Authorization by the Department which permits the developer to begin construction of subdivision improvements. Not applicable in this case because it does not involve construction at this time. 2. Disapproval of a Replat requires filing of a new Replat. The City has no objection to approving the Replat subject to the following conditions: 1) The public hearing cost of $50.07 is paid by the applicant. 2) Ordinance #96-2137, approved by City Council on September 23, 1996, is shown on the Replat as the document that closed the alley in Block 133 and retained the 16 foot utility easement.