Legislation Details

File #: 20-10507    Version: 1 Name: License for Fairway Park Homeowners Association to allow for construction of perimeter wall and keystone retaining walls to encroach on the right of way of Ave K
Type: Agenda Item Status: Consent Agenda
File created: 10/21/2020 In control: Engineering
On agenda: 11/3/2020 Final action: 11/3/2020
Title: License for Fairway Park Homeowners Association to allow for construction of perimeter wall and keystone retaining walls to encroach on the right-of-way of Avenue K for license fee of $500 and term of ten years; Liability insurance is required
Attachments: 1. EXHIBIT A AERIAL FARWAY LICENSE LOCATION.pdf, 2. EXHIBIT B AERIAL.pdf
From
Dwayne Tyner

Title
License for Fairway Park Homeowners Association to allow for construction of perimeter wall and keystone retaining walls to encroach on the right-of-way of Avenue K for license fee of $500 and term of ten years; Liability insurance is required

Presenter
Gabe Johnson, Director of Public Works

Recommended Action
Approve

Analysis
Fairway Park HOA proposes to build a perimeter wall and new keystone retaining wall in the right of way of Avenue K. Their existing crosstie retaining wall is deteriorated and cannot be replaced in the existing location due to proximity of homes only a few feet from the retaining wall.

According to HOA engineers, the best solution is to build a new wall into the City row----25-feet from the sidewalk and concentric with the alignment of Avenue K. The right of way within in the green area of Exhibit “A” will be re-graded.


Terms and conditions of the license include the following:

1. The license area to the east is shortened to avoid City utility locations.
2. Fairway Park HOA is required to file and get approval from appropriate City departments before starting any construction.
3. The keystone retaining wall will be moved out into the row in the vicinity of but not further north than the red line shown on the Exhibit “A”.
4. All new construction will be contained entirely within the green licensed area.
5. A privacy/boundary fence will be constructed on or immediately north of the retaining wall with City approved material for a screening wall.
6. The actual location of both elements will depend on minimizing disruption to trees and how the berms and terraces will best fit in the green area of the aerial.
7. The right of way in the green area will be re-graded and terraced south to the top of the new keystone retaining wall. All current drainage patterns will be maintained.
8. Seven trees are in the green area. Two will likely have to be removed. HOA will submit a landscaping plan with the permit. ...

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