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06-17-2004 Regular Meeting and Public Hearing of the La Porte Planning and Zoning Commission
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06-17-2004 Regular Meeting and Public Hearing of the La Porte Planning and Zoning Commission
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SCU04-010 <br />July 15, 2004 <br />Page 2 of 4 <br />Land Use — The City's Comprehensive Plan shows this area developing <br />with commercial uses. The existing. land uses are primarily commercial <br />(grocery store, restaurants, drug store, beauty shop, insurance company, and - <br />other miscellaneous shops). There are single-family. residences just east of <br />the proposed project. <br />Certain uses of land, buildings or structures may not be appropriate under all <br />circumstances- in any given zoning district, but may. be appropriate and <br />suitable where adequate precautions can -be taken to assure compatibility <br />with surrounding uses, public. need, and. the city as a whole. It is also the <br />..intent of the Comprehensive Plan that commercial ' land uses should- be <br />clustered throughout the City and convenient to residential areas. <br />Development of the tract of land in'questioned is hampered by the existence <br />of 'a pipeline. easement. cutting off the front of this. tract and bisecting <br />adjacent tracts. The parameters of this easement allow only access to owned <br />land via a paved driveway. These tracts of land have remained vacant for <br />several years and offer- several challenges to traditional commercial/retail <br />development. If approved, staff recommends a buffer between commercial <br />and residential area to the rear. <br />Transportation Staff notes that the subject: tract_ abuts on Underwood <br />Road (I00'ROW), which intersects with Spencer Highway- with 100' <br />ROW. The' transportation - system should adequately accommodate. the. <br />traffic. - and existing - properties should- not be . impacted by the proposed <br />development. The existing roads are adequate to support the said project. <br />The proposed development is:. in' conformance - with the City's <br />Development Ordinance and the Thoroughfare Plan. <br />Topography — This area is relatively. flat and stable and should _not be. an <br />obstacle to this type of development. <br />Utilities and Drainage - Staff .reviewed -the existing facilities and services <br />for each . of the components of: the utility system for the. proposed <br />development: Existing. water is adequate for . potable and ' fire protection <br />needs. A 12" waterline is located on. the east side of Underwood Road <br />running north to south. Sanitary sewer is near the south property line at -the <br />north edge of the parking lot of adjacent property. An 8" sewer line is. <br />located on the east side of adjacent property at 2627 Underwood Road in the' <br />utility easement running north to south. An easement needs to be retained for <br />the existing utilities to and thru of this property. The owner/developer will be <br />responsible for any paved" area over utilities. Ordinance requires on -site. <br />detention for this facility. and the drainage plan- must account for normal <br />sheet flow off adjacent.properties. <br />
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