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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1987-03-03 1981-€i24 AGENDA REGULAR HEETT.NG Euless Planning & Zoning Commission 201 N. Ector Drive Euless, Teas Marcia 3, 1987 7:15 p.m. - Pre-Coriaaaissi.on Meeting 7.30 n.m. - Gall to Order for Comission Consideration of Scheduled Ttems PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE - Mr. Larry Ingram INVOCATION - Mr. Billy Owens APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Regular Meeting Dated February 17, 1987 NEW BUSINESS T. CONSTDER PLATTTNG w 1tP-87-04 - WESTPOINT ADDITION Final plat of Bl�i}cks A thru H of the West.point Addition, located between W. Pipeline Rd. and S.H. 1.0 and west of proposed hospital Parkway. 11. REPORTS 1:387-f1�;i RFLULAR MERTING Planning & Zoning Commission Mareb 3, 2987 CALL TO ORDER The regular meeting of the Planning a Zoning Commission was called to order at 7;30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of Euless City Mall by Chairman Larry Ingram. NDMM & STAFF PRF,SENT MEMBERS ABSRd r Larry Ingram Ken Salsinger John Oe:i.thloff Carl Tyson Jack Hill. Billy Owens George Zahn .Tames Knight, City Engineer Bill Hepworth, Assistant. City Engineer VISITORS Mr., Keith Wallace PLEDGE OF AL LEGIMC"E The pledge of allegiance was led by Mr. Larry Ingram. INVOCATION The invocation was given by Mr. Billy Owens. APPROVAL OF MTfflnBS The minutes of the regular meeting dated February 17, 1987, were approved with amendment to page three, paragraph two being the changing of the word "adapting" to "adopting". fogyTgo, Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting, March 3 1987 I. CMNSIDER PI.ATTM*G -- OP-87-04 -" FINAL PLAT OF BLOCKS A THRi7 H OF THE WESTP[!TWN ADDITION, LOCATE BE"E'iOXIR W. PIPELINE ROAD AND S.D. 10 AND I E,ST (IF PROPOSED HOSPITAL PARKWAY Mr. Keith Wallace, Washington/Wallace, Inc. , Hurst, Texas, presented the final. plat. Chairman Ingram inquired of Mr. Wallace if he had any questions regarding Mr. Bill Hepworth's letter dated. February 23, 1987, addressed to the Planning & Zoning Commission. Mr. Wallace stated that they had no problem with what was stated in Mr. Hepworth's letter. 'fir. wens stated that he had no problem with the final plat, only that he would liked to have the construction cost of curb and gutter and other items tied down. `1r. Knight state?d that at the time the contract is submitted showing the cost of curb and gutters and drainage improvements running within the development, staff will make sure the City is not being taken advantage of Unti.l bids are taken and the exact costs are known, it cannot be tried down. Mr. Tyson ingea xed as to the meaning of page one, paragraph three c?f Mr. Hepworth's letter referencing monies for escrow. Mr. knight explained that the City has no funds to contribute toward constriction of the improvements. According to preliminary estimates that Mr. Wallace had made, the estimated escrow for proposed improvene.nts would be $223,000 and the a_estimated cost of the storm drainage improvements proposed to be constructed at this time would be $225,000 to $230,000. The off-site drainage improvements, based on the estimated costs, slightly exceed what the estimated escrow would be. In response to a question from Mr. Tyson, Mr. Hepworth further explained that the developer is required to escrow monies for the future storm sewer and paving improvements in :front of his property. Since the City, at this time, is tilt. going ahead with the construction of the street, the developer is proposing to use those monies to build certain storm sewers which are going to be required. If the cost of storm sewer construction exceeds his escrow requirement, he will. be required to provide additional money to cover the cost_ of construction. if the cost of storm sewer construction at this time does not. exceed h .s escrow requirement, he will be required to escrow the difference. Chairman Ingram inquired of Mr. Knight about. the 20" Trinity River Authority seater line that will have to be lowered. 1987-027 Page Three Planning & Zonin Commission Xeeting, March 3 1987 Mr. Knight stated that the Trinity River Authority water line: runs in a North, south direction along the western boundary of the development. It is installed at such a depth that it would not allow the future construction of the storm drainage facility to extend west into the Beall iii. Addition. When staff reviewed the playas, it was noted to the developer and his engineer that at some tine in the future the line would have to be lowered and the storm drain extended. The storm drain line could be extended to the western boundary of property at the time of development or the monies could be escrowed with the City for the future removal and replacement of concrete: pavement, lowering of the water line, and extension of the storm ::a_=we?r to the property line=. The developer chose to approach Trinity River Authority about the possibility of lowering the line at this time and extending the storm drain line to the western limits of his development. The Trinity River Authority has stated that if they contracted with the developer, it would require the approval of their board} however, they would consider contracting with the City of Euless if the City would assume the responsibility of handling the contract, and the water line could be lowered at this time. Mr. Knight stated that he had spoken to the City Manager concerning this matter and there had been some correspondence from 'Trinity River Authority to the City Manager's office. The City Manager does not have a problem with this provided that the work is included under our standard City Developer/City Contractor process and the developer places either the cash escrow or letter of credit with the City to cover the cost of those improvements. Mr. Knight then explained the bonding procedure and noted that there are adequate safeguards to protect the interests of the City and, therefore, has no problem with proceeding with it under those guidelines. Chairman Ingram asked if there were any farther questions. Thera being none, he asked for a motion. Mr. Owens moved to approve #F-87-04 as presented with the inclusion of dire Trill Hepworth's letter dated February 23, 1987. Mr, Deithloff seconded the motion and the vote was as follows; Ages: Messers. Tyson, Zahn, De.ithloff, Hill, Owens & Ingram Nays: None There being nothing further to discuss, the meeting was adjourned at 7:43 p.m. Chairm as r%