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RESOLUTION N0. 1I2
A ItFSOL 11T:I0N T~ECOMMIJNI~TNG APPROVAL OI' TIIE PltlsLIP1TN/aRY PIaA7' liOR
STONECREEK ~~3, A SUI3DTVISZON 7a0CATED G1.1vTsItALLY SOUTIlC1EST OIL GIaENN WAY
WHEREAS, Gary Whittle, subdivider and deveJ.oper, has f~.led an application
far approval of the preliminary plat foz Stonecreek ~r3, a subdivision located
southwest of Glenn Iti~ay and generally the south extensions of Joseph. Street and
Snowy Butte Lane; and,
WIIEREAS, notices of a pul3~.ic hearing held on Ma.y 6, 1986 were published
in the Medford Mail Tribune on Map 1 and May 4, 1986; and,
WHEREAS, at 5r`Iid public hearing an May 6, 1986 a review of the prel.imi-•
nary plat was held before the Central Point Planning Commission where ogportu-
pity for testimony from proponents and opponents <<Tas provided; now, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED I;Y THE CENTRAL POINT PLANNING COMMISSION AS FOLLOGJS:
That the Planning Commission of the City of Central Point, Oregon, recom-
mends that the City Council approve the preliminary peat far Stanecreelc ~~3 a
subdivision located southwest of Glenn. Way and generally the south extensions
of .7oseph Streit and Shaw}= Butte Lane, subject to the fallowing thirteen (].3)
conditions and requirements:
1. DeveJ,oper is to provide a 100-year frequency storm water drainage basin
report based on the City's comprehensive plan and design all facilities
arzd housing in the subdivision to comply with the requirements of both
the Federal Flood Insurance Program and the City engineer. Such study
shall give preference to Griffin Creek far storm drainage purposes.
2. Subd3_vider shall provide curb heights at or above the 100-year (load
elevation for each lot.
3. All dwellings sha~_1. have elevations of lowest floor at least 12_ inches
above the 100-year flood elevation.
~S. Depth of all sanitary sewers must be sufficient as determined by the City
to alloca future extensions.
5, Alit construct~_an of public facilities must be done to City standards and
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spec:ific~ttions a.nd at deve7.oper's e;~pense.
6. Street signs and traffic cantral. signs to he instal.:Led by t:hc City at
developer's expense.
7. The installation of street l.l.ghts shall he in accardanr.e with Par_Yi=ic
Power and l,igl~.t Company`s recommendati.an. 'J'lie cost of installation shall
be the responsibility ni: the developer
8. final location, design and sizing of pubtic faca.l.ities to be determined
by the City engineer at the time of approving the develope.r`s construc-
ti.an drawings.
9. This apprnval is to the applicant, Gary TtiThittle, and. is not transferable.
A change in ownership of the development shall rewire Planning Commis-
sian approval, at which time the Planning Commissian may reva.ew and may
require add3.tional ean.ditions or requirements to the preliminary plat,
and Planning Commission shall have. the option. to revie~,r the l.ancl sale
dacwnent .
10. Fees in lieu of land dedication for recreational park purposes shall bP
`•p'650 "per dwelting unit" due and payable pra.or to fiting of the f=inal.
plat.
11. A storm drainage plan shall be submitted with a revised preliminary plan.
12. A11 utitities to be irz rotation to street centerline as indicated in the
City's standard specifications.
Passed by the Planning Commission an the sixth day of May, 1986, and
sigxzed by the z.n authenti.cation of its passage this sixth day of May, .1986.
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