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SC-Lee E2-AG 910108 (2) · ITi~tl I~_APTI/IN: C~-mslderafiou and a~ of a fi~l p~t of the ~ ~em~ ~ ~'~ . . %~ ;- ~ ----~ -~. t~ west ~de of ~1 ~t~ a~mately 633 f~t n~ ox ~~ SUBMITTED BY: ~ STAFF REP.: Gary L. ~o~ P~'~', Director OTHER lt~P.: EVALUATION OF ITEM: DATE: Date of Plann~g and Zo~ng CommisMc~ Meeting~ December 13, 1~0 Deci~m of Phuming ami Zo~ng Com~~'a'~: Aplroved (6-0) w~th condlti~s. Ple~e ~e attached staff z~p~t for furtl~ details. BUDGET AMT. bUT +/- BUDGET LEGAL REVIEW BY: ,, REVIEWED BY CITY OF COPPELL PLANNING DEPARTMENT STAFF REPORT LEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - FINAL PLAT P & Z HEARING DATE: December 13, 1990 C. C. HEARING DATE: January 8, 1991 LOCATION: Approximately 633 feet north of Sandy Lake Road, alon§ the west side of Samuel Boulevard. SIZE OF AREA: 9.88 Acres REQUEST: Approval of a final plat. APPLICANT: Coppell Independent School District 1201 Wrangler Drive Coppell, Texas 75019 (214) 471-1111 Ayers & Assoc. (Engineers) 2110 Walnut Hill Lane Suite #134 Irving, Texas 75038 (214) 570-5577 HISTORY: A Special Use Permit for a Food Lion food store, and plat activity to create a church site has recently occurred the property just south of this parcel. on TRANSPORTATION: Samuel Boulevard has been improved to standard with a 60 foot right-of-way; Sandy Lake Road, currently two-lane is planned to eventually be a six-lane divided major thoroughfare. SURROUNDING LAND USE & ZONING: North - Meadow Ridge condos on 'MF-2" zoned land East - The Woods subdivision on 'PD-SF-9" zoned land; st. Ann's Catholic Church on "SF-9' zoning South Vacant, "C" zoning, although the Coppell Church of Christ and a Food Lion food store ara planned for construction West Single-family residence on "SF-12" zoned land COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: The Comprehensive Plan shows the tract elementary school. being used for am ANAL¥S ! S: The comments made on the preliminary plat submittal are relevant here, too. That is, the school is already in existence, an addition is proposed (9 classrooms, 6 teacher work rooms), platting must occur before a building permit to construct the addition is authorized, all relevant platting fees need to be paid. In addition, there is an open surface drainage channel on the western property line. As a general rule, staff does not condone open drainage areas (particularly on school sites), but because the school is already in existence, a substantial cost would be imposed on the school district to require underground drainage at this point in time, and the fact that the school district has agreed to an inlet being constructed on their property to relieve an existing drainage problem downstream, staff is inclined to recommend approval of the final plat document. ALTERNATIVES: 1) Approve the preliminary plat 2) Deny the preliminary plat ATTACl{MENTS: 1) Preliminary Plat LEEFSTF