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Riverchase(1)-CS 931215 Fax Cover Sheet 5447 N. MACARTHUR BLVD. · IRVING, TEXAS 75038 (214) 580-012! · FAX ¢214) 550-748.~ Fax No: ~ / ~-' ._T ~.~-- ~? ~-//o~> Pip ~ t~ ~iedge and ~lephone No: ~/~ ~- ~Z ~ni~ to ~lop business - pflntin~ t~t pr~u~ ~sul~. ~ay's Date:_ / ~ ~ ~ ~ ~r ~ial~ ~biliti~ .. and pr~uc~ include: ~m: ~~ ~ ~ ~~ , graphic d~gn and la, ut · b~hur~ F~ NO: ~/~ ~ ~ ~~ + full and multicolor pfinUn8 · busin~ s~tione~ · ~gh-volume coping ~lep~ne No: ~/~ ~~ - ~/-- _ · n~letters  · bu~n~ for~ N~r of ~ ~nt (inclu~ng c~r s~t): ~ + c~tom bi~ing a~ finishing ~u the prof~o~ t~ch... ~ ~/~ ~ ~-~~ ~~~ r~om one b~i~ ~o ~o~. ST~ P THIS INSANITY ~4TTENI) THURSD4y MEETING AT CITY llAIJ,- 7;30 PM CITY OF COPPELL PLA NNING DEPARTMENT STAFF REPORT CASF~: Riverchase Club Aparlmen. t, Preliminary Plat P & Z gEARING DATE: December 16, I993 C. C. HEARING DATE: January 1I, 1994 LOCATION: Northwest comer of Beltline Road and MacArthur Blvd, SIZE OF AREA: 13.84 acres, with 280 apartment units T_ILLq IS THE FIRST OF THREE SUBSIDIZi~P APARTMENT CURRE~ et,'O..; ..~RTHUR IN COPPEIJ, ZONING: - ~,li --" REQUEST: Approval of preliminary plat showing 280 units in 15 buildings APPLICAHT: RPG Estates, Ltd. C.E.D. Const. N.D. Maler (Owner) (Develope0 (Engineer) 8440 Walnut Hill lane. 2200 Lucien Way 8800 N. C.~n...t~.l.. 8th Floor Suite 450 Suit~ 300 Dallas, Tx. 75231 Maitland, FI. 32751 Dallas, Tx. 75231 373-6666 , ' (407) 660-1110 T39-4741 HISTORY: There has been no recent platting activity on the subject tract TRANSPORTATION: MacArthur Blvd. is a P6D, divided six-lane thoroughfare, contained within a I10 foot r.o.w.; Beltline Road is projected to be another P6D, but currently is a two lane, undivided, asphalt road ~diLL. WlilTIh..EAX TO MAYOR. SlOVERNOR AND STATS REPRESENTiL,'~IVES OF YOUR PR~ ST( P THIS INfq4NITY ATTEI p THIIRSDA¥ ME E3 _ING 4T_C ._ITY HAl4-" 7:2# SURROUNDING LAND USE & ZONING: North - vacant; MF-2 South - developing commercial; C · East - vacant, golf course and developing single-family; R, SF-12 SUP, and PD-SF-7 West - vacant and developing single-family; TI.t-1 and SF-9 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: The Plan shows this parcel to develop with Office ,and Commercial USES. ANALYSIS: Although there are arguments which could be made regarding the construction of apartments at this location Coecause of the Comprehensive Plan document), the land is currently zoned MF-2, and the owner has the right to develop the land as shown and allowed through zoning. Based on our requirements for subdividing land, this proposal basically abides by all our platting rules. There are several additional comments to be made: I. a doeeleration lane needs to be provided by the applicant for south-bound MacArthur Blvd. to aid in entering the site. Right-of-way needs to be shown on the plat and the !.~.ne needs to be completed before a c.o. is issued for the development 2. a minimum 5 foot sidewalk mu.st l,c ~at,~t, ut;texl alcnag MacArth~r Blvd. 3. re-evaluation of tile drainage system neex~s to be undertaken prior to submittal of the finaJ plat 4. assurances that there is no gated/secured entrance to this proposal 5. all covered parking must be interior to the site, needs to be shown on the plan, and is no closer than 20 feet from the rear property Iine. With regard to the type of unit proposed here (low income, not to exceed $27,000 annually), and the fact that we are evaluating two other low income requests in the immediate area, staff is concerned with the possible negative impact these developments could have on a city the size of ours, and the concentrated area in which they are being proposed., To that end, the Council will discuss this issue at its December meeting and may reflect its collective concern with a letter to the State. It is our further understanding that tile State must *sign-off* on these low income projects before funding can occur. Although the type of unit being proposed is not part of the platting process, this data is conveyed to you for your information. COPPELL ATTACHMENTS: 1) Preliminary Plat Document _ CALL. wBI3 cF.d al ll, )viBAQLAHP STATE REp N iTWES OF YOUR