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Gibbs Station 1-CS 911017 CITY OF COPPELL PLANNING DEPARTMENT STAFF REPORT GIBBS STATION ADDITION, PHASE I - PRELIMINARY PLAT P & Z HEARING DATE: October 17, 1991 C. C. HEARING DATE: November 12, 1991 LOCATION: Along the east side of Mac. Arthur Boulevard, and north of Parkway Boulevard. SIZE OF AREA: 58.66 Acres; 176 single-family lots. REQUEST: Approval of a preliminary plat. APPLICANT: Heath & Knight Properties (Prospective Purchaser) Mr. Hammond Heath 1660 Dallas Parkway Suite #1400 Dallas, Texas 75248 (214) 248-9190 Dan Dowdey & Associates (Engineer) Mr. Bill Anderson 16250 Dallas Parkway Suite #100 Dallas, Texas 75248 (214) 931-0694 HISTORY: No recent activity on this parcel. TRANSPORTATION: MacArthur Boulevard will future development. serve as an arterial to this SURROUNDING LAND USE & ZONING: North - Vacant; MF-2 zoning South - Vacant; MF-2 zoning East - Vacant; MF-2 zoning West - Vacant; PD-SF-9 zoning COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: The master land use plan shows this area to be developed as medium and high density for the future. ITEM 11 ANALYSIS: There.are several deviations from the subdivision ordinance that are submitted as a part of the preliminary plat. They are as follows: 1) Lots along Village Parkway will have front yards along this street. Staff Comment: Subdivision Ordinance regulations discourage front yards along collector streets. 2) Gibbs Crossing (between Block A & B) has a length of 1,600+. Staff Comment: Block lengths, generally, should not exceed 1,200 feet in length as measured from street centerlines. 3) 26% of the total lots will be front-entry served. Staff Comment: Alleys are required in single-family subdivisions. all This single-family subdivision is situated between MacArthur Boulevard and Denton Creek. Village Parkway and Warren Drive were constructed several years ago and have already been dedicated to the City. A separate request has been submitted for a street name change for Warren Drive to be called Beverly Drive, and will be processed prior to approval of the final plat. Staff has no objections to approval of the preliminary plat because the above deviations appear reasonable. ALTER]~ATIVES: 1) Approve the preliminary plat with deviations to the ordinances, as submitted 2) Deny the preliminary plat 3) Modify the preliminary plat ATTACI~S: 1) Preliminary Plat GIBBSI.STF