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Freeport NIP(3)-CS 950427Mr Sim Witt Coppell 255 Parkway Blvd PO Box 478 Coppe~ Re ~ss Dear Jim ~ 001/003 MEPC American PrQperl]~ In= 1 ~_ _I~_ DGdi~ Partflv~y Suite 100 I_BlO D,dlas Texa~ 75248 April 27, 1995 Thank you for your assistance on the above referenced project Cka/muute International and MI~ rem_sin inter~tcd in the possibility of constructing fadlifle~ in such park As discussed, the following is a list of rernsinln~/ssues MEPC and Craftmade would like to ~hSFirm ' ~.5] u~x abatement deal in place as soon as posdble for the full 32 acre site. ~\/o~ ~-~ ~ Coppell to provide m~dian cuts (includin8 any utility relocation im.nact) ~ o t- ~ ~--,,~ Craftmade buiJains and thc future lViBPC buila~n~(s). ~/~ ~ to us~ 4,000 psi concrete in lieu o~ llme stabilizatioll.~~j Property to be re-platted as soon as possible. '~- ~ MEPC to ?,uild ]20' deep truck court at we~t side of Cra_fmc-ac bui]di~ which wi]] go 120 beyond the evcumal Craflmade property line (o-ce pitted as two sites). Defer the lanchcaping of the site adjacent to thc ~de building until thc time of construction of such second 5uildi.& ! ~ No landscape islands for the entire site and no landscaping except in the areas shown on the attached site plan. f~ '/* :? Need extremely fast approval of all perm/ts (I suggest wc meet to discuss MHPC and Cka/tmade will not be responsible for Cr¢ckvicw Drive extension or assodated impact fees and such will not affect MF_.PC's re-platting process. Cvfading to commence prior to landscape plan submittal. Craflmade requires no more than 150 parking spaces which would require a Coppell to allow MEPC flexibility in selecting landscape trees and shrubs. 04/'27/95 16:19 ~214 2;15 1717 kIUESTECB 8BRVICI~ ~ OO~/OO~ mmmm 2 Jim, it is important for us to address these item~ as soon as possible and I would recommend that we arrange a meeting between our engineers, architect, lartdscape arch/mc-t, contractor and the pertinent people at Coppell to go over these issues in more deudl. Th~nk you for your cooperation in this matter. $ineerely, Ab Atldns Re~nal Vice President Industrial Enclomre(s) jimwit~l.ltr '~'~ ~00 ESCROW / ROADWAY IMPACT FEE CALCULA,IONS PROJECT: DATE: MECP, Lot 2 (Freeport North) 4/6/95 ESCROW: Street Name(s) Creekwiew Dr. Street T~ae C2U ~ost per Foot $110.00 m~th of Adjacent Frontage (Linear Feet) 900 Escrow due = (Cost per Foot) x (Length of Adjacent Frontage) = $99,000.00 ROADWAY IMPACT FEE: Service Area * Category ** I.and Use ** Building Size (Sq. Ft.) Development Units ** Vehicle Miles per Development Unit Fee per Vehicle Mile INDUSTRIAL GENERAL LIGHT INDUSTRIAL 259,200 259 ** 1.06 $300 Roadway Impact Fee due = (Development Units) x (Vehicle Miles per Development Unit) x (Fee per Vehicle Mile) = $82,362.00 Amount due is the lesser of the Street Escrow or the Roadway Impact Fee. * (Figure 2 - Roadway Impact Fee Study) ** (Table 3 - Roadway Impact Fee Study) ESCR~)W / ROADWAY IMPACT FEE CALCULA ~ IONS PROJECT: DATE: MECP, Lot I (Freeport North) 4/6/95 ESCROW: Street Name(s) I Creekview Dr. Street Type ! C2U Cost per Foot $110.00 Lend-th of Adjacent Frontage (Linear Feet) 0 Escrow due = (Cost per Foot) x (Length of Adjacent Frontage) = ROADWAY IMPACT FEE: ;ervice Area * 4 Category ** INDUSTRIAL Land Use ** GENERAL LIGHT INDUSTRIAL Building Size (Sq. Ft.) 368,000 Developmem Units ** 368 Vehicle Miles per Development Unit ** 1.06 Fee per Vehicle Mile $300 Roadway Impact Fee due = (Development Units) x Vehicle Miles per Development Unit) x (Fee per Vehicle Mile) = $11~7,024.00 Amount due is the lesser of the Street Escrow or the Roadway Impact Fee. * (Figure 2 - Roadway Impact Fee Study) ** (Table 3 - Roadway Impact Fee Study) Ioo0 ~o 60000 ro ~, ooo