HomeMy WebLinkAboutCouncil Resolution 530RESOLUTION N0. 530
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE EXPANSION OI"'THE MEADOWS",
A. PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT LOCATED AT 555 FREEMAN ROAD
WHEREAS, applicant Neil Scheuneman has represented to the City that he is
the owner and developer of the property known as "The Meadows" at 555 Freeman
Road and previously the subject of an application for a planned unit development,
and said applicant has applied for an expansion of said planned unit development
including the addition of an arts and recreation facility.
WHEREAS, the Planning Commission having on the 29th day of June, 1989, by
Planning Commission Resolution No. 172 recommended approval thereof with cond-
tions as set forth hereinafter, and
WHERAS, a public hearing was held before the City Council on the 20th day
of July, 1989, at the regularly scheduled Council meeting, following compliance
with the notice requirements of Municipal Code Section 1.24.060, the evidence of
said compliance being part of the record herein, and the Council having at said
public. hearing received reports and exhibits relating thereto into the record and
having provided an opportunity for testimony from proponents and opponents of
said application, and having made findings and determinations of fact, and that
said application should be approved subject to the conditions set forth hereinaf-
ter; now, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVEDBY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OL' CENTRAL POINT, OREGON
AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. The Council hereby finds and determines that said applica-
tion for the expansion of a planned unit development complies with the require-
ments of Municipal Code Section 17.68.040, and hereby adopts its findings of fact
as follows:
1. The expansion represents a planned addition as envisioned
in the original Meadows P.U.D. master development plan.
2. The expansion is consistent with the housing policies of
the Comprehensive Plan and the objectives of the zoning
title.
3. The expansion is consistent vrith established and projected
housing trends in the surrounding area.
4. The expansion is conditioned on development of the appro-
priate traffic design features to insure safe and effi-
cient flow of vehicular activity..
RESOLUTION N0. 530 - page 1
Section 2. The Council hereby approves said application for the expan-
sion of the "Meadows" planned unit development subject to the full and complete
compliance by applicant or his heirs, successors or assigns with. the following
conditions of the Public Works Department attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and by
this reference incorporated. into the within resolution
Passed by the Council. and signed by me in authentication of its passage
this 18th day of August Iggg
Mayor
AT ST:
City Represe~ tive
Approved by me this 18th
day of August Iggg.
Mayor
RESOLUTION NO. 530 - Page 2
CITY OF= CENTRAL POINT
P U B L S C WORKS D E P A RTM E N T
C O N D S T S ON O F A P P RDV A L
Project:
Location:
Acreage:
Proposed
Units:
Owner:
Zoning:
Type of
Application
The Meadows, PUD Phase IV
T37S R2W Section 11A, Tax Lots 200,1000,1101 & 1201
TL 1101-8.56 Acres
TL 1201-2.13 Acres
69
Neil Scheuneman "The Meadows"
R-3
Preliminary PUD Development Plan Review
The following conditions were requested by the City of Central
Point - Public Works Department for the above project. These items
shall be completed as a part of this project to the satisfaction
of the Public Works Department.
1. The access at Hopkins Road shall be constructed to
provide turn lanes and acceleration lanes. Proper
illumination shall be provided at this location.
2. Sidewalks shall be provided along Hopkins Road and
Freeman Road in the area designated for improvements.
3. Adequate sight distance shall be provided at the accesses
onto Hopkins Road and Freeman Road.
4. In order to avoid the hourglass effect for street
traffic, Freeman Road shall be improved to Hopkins, and
Hopkins shall be improved to Freeman according to our
secondary arterial design.
5. The Applicant shall provide all design. calculations for
sanitary sewer. This information w17 determine if the
6" sewer stub will adequately serve the drainage area for
this improvement.
6. The sanitary sewer system which does not connect to "The
Meadows" private sewer system from MH "C" and "D" shall
be 8" in diameter.
7. The Applicant's engineer shall provide the necessary
calculations to determine if the water meter can support
this development. Computation shall include fire flows
of 1000 g.p.m.
8. Phase IV water system. shall be connected with a minimum
8" main.
9. Phase IV originally had 45 lots. With the addition of
24 lots, the drainage analysis shall be updated to
determine additional discharge to Mingus Creek. Analyze
downstream structures to assure that they .have adequate
capacity.
10. Storm drainage for each lot shall discharge to the street
for roofs and lot area drains.
11. The original phase IV plan, approved by the City in 1981,
for storm drainage must be modified to incorporate the
changes requested by "The Meadows".
12. The existing storm drainage structure needs to be cleared
of all debris. which could cause a potential flooding
situation. Also, all debris stacked on the banks, must
be removed in order to avoid violation of Section. 8.24
and 8.28 of the Central Point Municipal Code.
13. Prior to construction, a complete set of construction
plans shall be developed which will include the
following:
- Square footage of each separate lot;
- List all PUE information on plans;.
- Complete a Systems Inventory Sheet for all Public Works
type installation;
- Include other utilities and crossings for gas,.
telephone, power and cable tv;
- All public works construction shall be completed as
required in the Central Point Public Works Standards;
- A grading plan shall be provided which corresponds to
cut and fill design to assure all lots drain;
- Water, Street improvements, sanitary sewer, storm
drainage,. and all other required public works
facilities; Street improvements shall include street
lighting, signing, curb/gutters, and safety design of
this system.
14. A $200 per unit (or lot) Park Development Fee shall be
paid prior to issuing building permits.
15. All costs associated with this development shall be the sole
responsibility of the applicant or owner. Any modir"ication
to the proposed plan will require a new review, any
requirements set forth herein can be modified based on the
changes made to this-plan.
16. The review on this preliminary plan, utilized rules and
regulations in effect as of June 15, 1989. Construction
permits, if this proposed project is approved, shall be issued
based on the rules and regulations in effect at the time of
approval. However, if permits are not issued within 6 months
after this approval, additional conditions can be placed based
on rules and regulations in effect at the end of said 6 month
period.
17. A permit shall be issued for all facilities constructed within
public right of way or easement upon approval by the City of
Central Point of said plans for construction.