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River Ridge Add-AG 931214CONSENT AGENDA AGENDA REQUEST FORM Consideration and approval of a final plat for River Ridg~ Addition of Riverchase Boulevard, at the request of C.C.M. Engineering Corp. of Sandy west BY: ~-- OTHER Rl~.: DATE; EVALUATION OF ITEM: Date of P&Z Meeting: November 18, 1993 Decision of P&Z Commi~ion: Approval (7-0) with the following conditions: 1) A minimum street radins of 200' be allowed; 2) allow a cul-de-sac length of 789'; 3) no alleys on Lots 1 - 18, Block A and Lot 11, Block D; 4) there will be an escrow in the mount of roughly $160/square foot that would be required before the plat could be released; S) tie to the Texas ~tate Plane Coordinate System; 6) a floodplain development permit is required; 7) brick screening wall be placed within a portiOn of the Rivevclmse Boulevard right-of-way; and 8) a note regarding the Homeowners' Assodation rezponsibilitiez be noted on the face of the plat and in the closing documents. BUDGEt AMT. ~ AMT. +/- BUDGWF AMT. En-rtMAT~;z~ FINANCIAL REV.W BY COMMENTS: LEGAL REVIEW BY: REVIEWED BY CM: ~ CASE #: P & Z HEARING DATE: C. C. HEARING DATE: CITY OF COPPELL PLANNING DEPARTMENT STAFF REPORT River Ridge Addition, Final Plat November 18, 1993 December 14, 1993 LOCATION: South of Sandy I al:e Road, west of Riverchase Drive. SI7~ OF AREA: 18.578 acre CURRENT SF-7 ZONING: Approval of a final plat reflecting 61 lots (3.3 du/ac.) and variances. 1) A minimum street radius of 200'; 2) A cul-de-sac length of 789'; 3) No alleys to Lots I - 18, Block A and Lot 11, Block D. APPLICANT: HISTORY: R.B.R. Prope~es, Inc. (owner) P. O. Box 796303 Dnlln~, TX 75379 ' (214) 788-0797 C.C.M. ~ginenring Corp. suit~ 308 D~fllas, TX 75~7 ~14) ~5~ In the early history of CoppeH as a City (mid 1980'0, this property was zoned SF-12. By the lam 80's, and the introdoclion of the Rivercha~ development, this parcel was rezoned to MF-2. In late 1991, ~he prope~ was re.hied ngain, this time to SF-7. The final plat presented in this packet reflects SF-7 development. Item 5 Page 2 of 3 TRANSPORTATION: Riverchase Boulevard is an existing four lane undivided street contained within a 60-font right-of-way. SURROUNDING LAND USE & ZONING: North - Undeveloped PD SF-7; developing SF-7 South- Riverchase Golf Course; SF-12, S.U.P. Fa~t - Developing residential; SF-7 West - Utility line R.O.W., undeveloped land; PD SF-7 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: The existing Comprehensive Plan shows mulii-family development; the Plan under revision suggests single-family use as most appropfia~ for this This propet~y is adjacent on the west to a 130 f~ot T.U. Electric easement, and the lotting arrangement at first glance appears to be It is ~x~gnized that ~ plat aUempts to place a few lots along the common utility easement by extending the cul-de-sacs to the easement line. On the other hand, by extending the cul-de-sacs to that line, one's focal point from the sUeet into a ratl~ unsightly and ansthe6cally displeasing easement right-of-way are not blocked by sUuctu~s. Five- foot wide common landscaped areas, maintained by a homeowner's associa~on ~ the sUeet tight-of-way and the u~ility easement have Another issue to be addressed is that the overall Riverchase development plan has advocaled screening walls and landscaping adjacent to Rivercbn_.se Boulevard. Not only does this development propose a SC~ing wall adjacent to the lo~s along Riverchase, the northern 400 feet (near Sandy I nt~ Road) now includes a common area (#1) which is 1o be nmintained by the homonwner assoelafion. Future placement of this wall will provide continuity of screening walls and landscaping in the Rive~chue developm~t. Page 3 of 3 Finally, there are two engineering concerns that must be addressed including: 1. A floodplain development permit is required; 2. escrow for Sandy lake frontage (approximately $1,600) is required. The developer has also agreed to build a brick screening wall along Riven:ha.se Blvd. and is currently working with the city and TU Electric to obtain an easement to construct the Riverchase wall. If the developer add~ these issues to the satisfaction of staff, approval of the final plat along with variances, would be in order. 1) Approve the final plat. 2) Deny the final plat. 3) Modify the final plat. ATTACHMENTS: 1) Final plat document