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St Joseph Vill/PP-CS010607June 7, 2001 Mr. Gary Sieb Director of Planning and Community Services City of Coppell PO Box 9478 Coppell, TX 75019 Subject: St. Joseph Village Development Dear Mr. Sieb: I met with Mr. Mike Millican yesterday regarding the proposed development of the St. Joseph Village in the City of Coppell. The development is proposed on property south of Sandy Lake Road and adjacent to a City of Irving easement for a 54-inch diameter water pipeline. The City of Irving has several issues that it would like addressed before the plat is approved: We do not allow placement of permanent structures within our easement due to maintenance concerns. Current design drawings show some of the building footprints on the northeast part of the property inside our easement. We would like to obtain an additional 10 feet of permanent easement or at least a similar building setback requirement from our 20 feet wide permanent easement through the current City of Coppell property on the northeast comer (See attached easement drawing). Our easement was limited to 20 feet in width on the City of Coppell tank site because we thought we would always have a development buffer here and could work with the City of Coppell to obtain additional temporary working space in this area if it was ever needed. We are very concerned that buildings are now planned right up to the edge of our easement and would be only abo.ut.6 feet from our pipe trench. A pipe break in this area could have a .,,.,: .- l,.;;]~,in ~,~ .... ;.: ...... ~,,._ . . . takes to dig the pipe up and make any repairs. This problem Will be made worse if the developer places additional fill over the pipeline and makes the pipeline even deeper. We have a butterfly valve manhole and an air relief valve manhole located in the proposed development roadway. These structures are not rated for traffic loading and can not be placed in a road as presently designed. The manholes also can not be moved unless the pipeline is moved. The City would consider having the pipeline moved outside of the new development road (i.e. straightened out), but not at our expense. · We will need to review and approve the design detail for the stormwater pipe crossing of our pipeline. CITY OF IRVING PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT * WATER [JTILITIES DIVISION P.O. Box 152288, IRVING, TX 75015-22138 o 3000 ROCK ISLAND ROAD, IRVING, TX 75060 972.721.2281 o FAX 972.721.2280 Any air relief or blow off valve manholes adjacent to the proposed Star Leaf Road will need to be raised by the developer to the proposed grade. We will review and approve the design details. These are very important issues to us and we would tike to see them addressed so that the pipeline's integrity is maintained and the risk of any future problems are reduced. Please call me if you have any questions or need further clarification of our concerns. Sincerely, Todd W. Reck, P.E. Water Resources Planning Manager Attachment Pc~ Jack Angel, Director Public Works David Ryburn, Asst. Dir. Public Works, Water Utilities Doug Janeway, Real Estate Services Manager Michael Millican, Aguirre Corporation ABSTRACT NO. 886 SANDY/MAC PARTNERS, LTD. VOL. 93071, PG. 161 EXIST. 20' PERM. UTILITY ESMT. / 30' TEMPORARY CONSTo ESMT. 20' PERMANENT (0.~82 AC.) T.U. ELECTRIC COMPANY R.O.W./ESMT. VOL. 657, P6. 106 T.U. ELECTRIC COMPANY R.O.W./ESMT. VOL. 3887, PG. 110 UTIU/y~ " I I CITY OF COPPELL/ VOL 95128, PG. ,3136 ~ / S 3T06'26" 62.47' S 7'53'34" E S 82'06'26" W 99.61' POINT OF BEGINNING 20' TEMPORARY CONST. ESMT. S 29'48'45' W 20.30' N 52'53'35" W 58.93' I '~J~ _~ PROPOSED WATER LINE SCALE: 1": 100' CITY OF IRVING, TEXAS PERMANENT WATER UNE EASEMENT WATER SUPPLY LINE N0.3 CllY OF COPPELL SHIMEK, JACOE~S &: RNKIFAI SEPT. 1995 CONSULTING ENGINEERS I