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RESOLUTION N0.59
A RESOLIT~'ION RECbN~~IF'NDING .APPROVAL OF THE PRF~,IMINARY
DEVn:jJPMENI' PLAN ~R KINGSI.~AND MANOR, A SUBDIVISION
JAGATED NEAR THE INI'ERSECI'ION OF HC?PKINS ROAD & BURSEGL RC?AD
SEAS, Fred and Chloe Undetwaod and William B, and Linda Sue Boylan,
partners, filed application for approval of the Preliminary Devela~rnent Plan
for Kingsland Manor, a Subdivision, located near the intersection of Hopkins
Road and Burrell Raad, and,
WHNizEA,S, notices of a Public Meeting held on July 20, 1982, were
published in the Medford Mail Tribune on July 11, 1982, and July 18, 1982;
and,
wI~AS, on July 20, 1982 a review of the proposed Kingrland Manor
Subdivision Preliminary Plat was held before the Central Paint Planning
Commission; and,
WHEk~EAS, testimony frarn proponents and opponents was heard at said
Public Meeting;
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CEN~'RAL POINT PLANNING Ct~MMISSION AS
FOL7JJWS:
Section 1. That the Planning Cazrmis,sion of the City of Central Point,
Oregon re~:rnnends that the City Council approve the Preliminary Plat for Kingsland
Manor, a Subdivision, located near the Intersection of Hopkins Road and Burrell
Road, subject to the fallowing eleven (11} aonditians arzd requirements:
1. Developer it to provide a 100-year frequency storm water
drainage basin report based on the City and County aom
prehensive plans and design a~.l facilities and housing in
the subdivision to cornply with the requirements of bath
the Federal Flood Durance Program and the City Engineer.
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2. Subdivider shall. p~vide 100 year flood elevations for
each lot.
3. All dwellings sha11 have elevations of lowest float at least
12 inches above the 100-year flood elevation.
4. Depth of all sanitary sewers must be sufficient as determined
by the City to allow future extensions.
5. The subdivision may be developed in three (3) phases. However,
this preliminary plat approval shall expire if more than six (6)
months time elapses after the completion of construction of a
phase prior to beginning construction or signing a Subdivision
Agreement for another phase.
6. Prior to corrrnencemerat of each additional phase the Planning
Cortm~ission will review the development and may require addi-
tional conditions.
7. All construction of public facilities must be done to City
standards and specifications and at Developer's expense.
8. Street signs and traffic control signs to be installed by
the City at Developer's expense.
9. Final location, design. anal suing of public facilities to be
determined by City Engineer at the time of approving con-
struction drawings.
l0. This approval is to the applicants, Fred C. and Chloe Underwood
and William B. and Linda Sue Boylan, and is not transferable.
A change in ownership of the develo~nent shall require Planning
Co~nnission approve.).., at which time Planning Gorrnnissi~.z may
revi~r and may require additional conditions or requirements
to the Preliminary Plat, and Planning Ccsr~ais,sion shall have
the option to review the land sale doctmlent.
11. Fees, in lieu. of land dedication for recreational park purposes,
shall be $650 "per dwelling unit" and payment may be pro-rated
with the beginning of each phase of development.
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