From
Chris Hartmann
Title
P141202 - Final Plat - Park 161 Distribution Center, Lot 1, Block A (City Council District 1). Consider a request to approve a Final Plat creating a one (1) lot industrial subdivision on 18.82 acres. The subject properties (Joseph C Reed Abst 1729 TR 4.3, 4.5 and TR 4.6, P H Ford AbstT 1711 TR 3 and TR 3.5) are located on the northwest corner of N Highway 161 and January Ln and within the SH-161 Overlay District. The applicant is Rick Kight, Park 161, LLC, the owners are David O'Connor, Series Trust, Durward Moore, Grand Prairie Seriest Trust 2003-1, Lauren Butler, Pooled Funds Trust, Durward Moore, 19th Street Trust, and C.M. Edwards, Daisy Field Trust.
Presenter
Chief City Planner Jim Hinderaker
Recommended Action
Approval
Analysis
SUMMARY:
Consider a request to approve a Final Plat creating a one (1) lot industrial subdivision on 18.82 acres. The subject properties (Joseph C Reed Abst 1729 TR 4.3, 4.5 and TR 4.6, P H Ford ABST 1711 TR 3 and TR 3.5) are located on the northwest corner of N Highway 161 and January Ln and within the SH-161 Overlay District.
COMMENTS:
This Final Plat will create one (1) industrial lot on 18.82 acres. The property is being platted in conformance with the dimensional and other standards of the underlying zoning districts.
The Engineer has completed the technical revisions as requested by staff. Other than minor technical revisions and final submittal requirements prior to filing, this plat is recommended for conditional approval by the Commission.
Conditional approval of this plat by the Planning & Zoning Commission shall constitute approval subject to conformity with the prescribed conditions, but shall constitute disapproval until such conditions are met.
With the exception of the items listed as conditions of approval, this plat is in substantial compliance with the requirements of the Unified Development Code.
CURRENT PLANNING: Jim Hinderaker (972) 237-8261
I. 1. This is a request for approval of a Final Plat creating one industrial lot on 18.82 acres. The applicant has chosen not to file a preliminary plat, but rather has chosen to go straight to final plat. The subject property is zoned Planned Development 347 (PD-347) for industrial warehouse uses.
M. 2. This plat must conform to the provisions of the approved Planned Development/Conceptual Plans for the industrial warehouse.
M. 3. Add the case number P141202 to the lower right corner of all new submittals.
M. 4. Add the total acreage to the title block.
M. 5. Label the centerline of January Lane.
M. 6. Except for the front building setback line along January Lane and the side building setback line along SH 161 Frontage Road, remove all other building setback lines from the plat.
I. 7. Street trees are required Article 8 of Unified Development Code (UDC).
I. 8. Sidewalks are required per Article 12 of UDC.
M. 9. Add the survey and abstract information to the Owner's Certificate statement.
I. 10. Ensure that sufficient drainage easements are provided. If a detention pond is necessary, denote area as a Detention Easement and add a plat note that defines the purpose and intent of the Detention Easement.
I. 11. All utilities, within the platted area, shall be placed below ground, except for major high voltage transmission lines. Major utility structures, which must be located above ground, shall be placed in unobtrusive locations, and shall be screened with landscaping that blends into the overall landscaping area.
I. 12. Staff has identified the items necessary to continue the submittal process. Please make revisions, and corrections, and provide additional information as requested. The applicant may contact staff to schedule a meeting to discuss disputed issues or the review process. If revision issues are resolved, bring 3 copies of the revised plans to the November 13, 2014 Development Review Committee meeting. (Attendance is mandatory).
ENGINEERING/FLOODPLAIN: Brent O'Neal/Chris Agnew/Stephanie Griffin (972) 237-8141
M. 1. City approved grading, drainage, and erosion control plans are required in compliance with current drainage manual criteria prior to approval of any final plat, earthwork or building permit for the property. Such plans shall include complete plans and profiles of all storm drainage facilities with hydrologic and hydraulic information designed to current standards as provided in the Drainage Design Manual as currently amended. Tie storm drain hydraulics to existing downstream storm drain and extend to upstream properties. Where applicable, drainage from site shall discharge into drainage easement and shall convey flow to stream without causing erosion or flooding (maximum downstream velocity 6 fps). 100-year overflow shall be conveyed to stream in drainage easement;
M. 2. No site drainage to TXDOT drainage system; use city provided drainage system for outfall of this site drainage flows;
M. 3. The city drainage system was designed for the then existing commercial zoning. Confirm capacity of city drainage system is adequate to drain site 100-year peak drainage flows or provide detention as needed to not exceed capacity of city to safely drain the site;
M. 4. If detention is proposed dedicate needed drainage and detention easement on the plat.
Note to applicant: Some comments below may not pertain to your development. Contact the Development Coordinator for clarification.
Approval of a project by the Planning and Zoning board, and/or City Council, does not release the Building Inspections Permit or Public Works Permit for construction.
It is the developer's responsibility to confirm with the Planning Department if the property is to be (re-platted, preliminary, and/or final) platted.
It is the developer's responsibility to submit all required escrow funds for third party drainage review for public improvements prior to construction plan submittal.
It is the developer's responsibility to confirm the submittal of plans for review to the Engineering Division.
It is the developer's responsibility to submit all required escrow funds for third party geotechnical and material testing for public improvements that are to be dedicated to the City prior to release of the construction permit.
It is the developer's responsibility to submit all required information to establish a pro-rata for water or wastewater prior to release of the construction permit.
Final engineering plans released for construction are required prior to the recording of the final plat.
It is the developer's responsibility to submit any required escrow funds for streets or sidewalks.
A preliminary drainage plan that meets City Code may be required. The plan shall address possible need for detention and provide preliminary storm drain layout and sizing for all lots.
Contractor/Owner shall not alter, impede, or redirect the surface flow of storm water runoff per State requirements and shall control erosion on the site per federal, state, and local requirements.
Grading, drainage, and erosion control plans, released for construction are required prior to filing the final plat. Such plans shall include complete plans and profiles of all storm drainage facilities with hydrologic and hydraulic information. Proposed storm drain hydraulics shall tie to existing downstream storm drain hydraulics. Where applicable, drainage from the site shall discharge into a drainage easement and shall convey flow to a stream without causing erosion or flooding. The 100-year overflow shall be conveyed in a drainage easement.
Delineate the fully developed floodplain on plats and drainage plans with flood elevations and minimum finished floor elevations for structures. Floodplains and/or maximum water surface elevation for bodies of water shall be dedicated as drainage right-of-way (ROW) or in a drainage easement upon the plat. Drainage ROW shall be dedicated fee simple to the City of Grand Prairie. Also provide cross sections showing that limits of drainage easement have a maximum 4:1 slope from the streambed. Proposed slopes greater than 4:1 must be supported by an engineered design and will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis by the Engineering Department. Any work within floodplain will require Floodplain Development Permit and, if applicable, FEMA approval.
Delineate any erosion hazard setback upon the plat.
Any future improvements may require investigation of the adequacy of the downstream drainage system to convey increased flows. Construction plans for downstream improvements shall be required if the downstream system is not adequate to convey the increased flows. Proposed flows shall be within drainage easements or ROW's with no erosive velocities. This may require detention or additional detention or other improvements.
Add a note to preliminary plats:
The subject property is (or, is not) located within the 100 year floodplain per FIRM Panel # _________________, dated _____________________.
Where applicable and prior to construction, submit certification by a professional that site does not have wetlands and other waters of the United States, an investigation showing that site development will not impact wetlands and other waters of the United States, or a permit for proposed activities in wetlands and other waters of the United States. Wetlands and other waters of the United States are as defined in Section 404 of the Clean Water Act. All delineation's shall certify that they were conducted per U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' requirements. An agreement stipulating that the owner is responsible for maintenance of any wetland mitigation areas is required prior to construction.
Specify on plat that streams are to remain natural and maintenance of ponds and streams are solely the responsibility of the property owner or Home Owners Association (HOA).
Off-site detention ponds and appurtenances shall be within a drainage easement. A maintenance agreement shall be filed as separate instrument. The property owner or HOA shall be responsible for maintenance.
Owners or contractors must file a Notice of Intent (NOI) with the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) for storm water (general) management permits before beginning site work on any tract which involves five (5) acres or more, or on any lot which is a portion of a tract which involves five (5) acres or more. Contractors must have submitted a NOI to the USEPA, with copies to the City's Environmental Services Department, at least two (2) days in advance of the start of the project. Contact the stormwater management office of the USEPA at (214) 665-7175 and the City of Grand Prairie Environmental Services Department at (972) 237-8055.
A plan which has been prepared and sealed by a licensed engineer showing storm water quality best management practices (BMPs) for construction activities must be submitted with building permit applications. BMPs must comply with North Central Texas COG BMP manual, Storm Water Quality Best Management Practices for Construction Activities. Contact the City of Grand Prairie Environmental Services Department at (972) 237-8055.
Provide statement on the plat for perpetual maintenance agreement for any existing ponds.
Specify minimum finished floor elevations on the preliminary plat for lots adjacent to the floodway.
Every source or potential source of contamination which is connected to (or has the capacity to cause a threat to) any public water supply within the City that is present in any commercial establishment must be equipped with protection that is required under the provisions of City Code Chapter 13 Article X. Any devices required must be shown on all plans submitted for review by the City. Contact the City of Grand Prairie Environmental Services Department at (972) 237-8055 to schedule inspections of any new or relocated cross-connection control devices.
The Environmental Services Department will require that a sample point be installed on the sanitary sewer line for commercial developments. The location and a drawing of the sample point must be shown on the plans submitted for review with your application for a building permit. Structure and location should meet the requirements of the department. Contact the City of Grand Prairie Environmental Services Department at (972) 237-8055. [City code 26-53]
The Environmental Services Department must review all manufacturing or industrial operations before construction is begun. [City code 26-51]
Impact fees for water and wastewater are set by ordinance and cannot be waived by staff. Pro-rata charges, impact fees, tap fees, and meter fees will be due prior to issuance of building permit.
All required escrow funds for public improvements shall be submitted by the developer. Most escrow funds are required to be in place prior to construction plan submittal.
Provide lighting plans for lights being installed within residential subdivisions and lights installed along the right-of-way of perimeter streets.
Plans for retaining walls (over 4' tall) and screening walls shall be site specific, prepared by an engineer licensed in the State of Texas, and submitted with construction plans.
The design engineer shall obtain approval from the Trinity River Authority for sewer connection to TRA lines and for any utilities crossing TRA lines.
The design engineer shall obtain approval from the Corp of Engineers for utilities that cross or run through Corp property.
Extension of water and sewer facilities that are needed to serve the development will be at the developer/owners expense.
The owner/developer shall make request for City participation in construction or funding of public infrastructure prior to the approval of final plat.
Provide water and sewer plans for new lots and a lot grading plan that meets current standards of the UDC.
All utility easements along street rights-of-way to be shown as 15' wide utility easements and show 7.5 foot utility easements along the rear of all lots. Side and rear lot easements may be modified or omitted upon request and if accepted by the Planning and Development Division. The design engineer and developer shall coordinate the proposed easements with franchise utilities and the City prior the submitting the final plat.
Offsite easements are required to be dedicated by separate instrument. The design engineer and developer shall coordinate the recordation of offsite easements with the City Right-of-way Agent. Documents for offsite easements shall be submitted with the civil design package to the Engineering Division and shall be deemed ready for recordation by the City Right-of-way Agent prior the filing the final plat and/or release of the plans for construction.
No signs or roof overhang are permitted to encroach in any easement per the UDC.
Lots with screening walls shall have a 5' wall easement adjacent to the property line and an adjacent 10' minimum utility easement. To avoid conflicts, these easements shall not overlap.
Dedication of right-of-way along street frontage shall be per the City of Grand Prairie Thoroughfare Plan. Dedication of corner clips at all street intersections shall be per the Transportation Division.
The design engineer shall be responsible for coordination and obtain all permits for access to, and construction within TxDOT right-of-way.
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES: Terri Blocker, (972) 237-8461
M. 1. ON-SITE SEWAGE FACILITIES:
Per TCEQ rules §285.36, owners of any property where an abandoned septic tank is located must have the wastewater/septage removed by a licensed liquid waste transporter, holding a valid registration with both the TCEQ and City, and back fill the tanks(s) with sand or other suitable fill material (less than three inches in diameter).
M. 2. WATER WELLS: Please note any abandoned or currently used water wells on the preliminary and final plat. According to the City of Grand Prairie ordinance and the Texas Water Code Chapter 32 § 32.017, Plugging of Water Wells, owners of any property where an abandoned well is located must have the well plugged by a licensed well driller, holding a valid registration with the TCEQ. A permit will be required to abandon the well. In addition a copy of the well completion report must be supplied to the Environmental Services Department before any building permit will be issued.
M. 3. SOIL TESTING: For development of a tract of land that is greater than one acre in area, the applicant must provide documents demonstrating compliance with Title 30, Part 1, Chapter 330, Subchapter T of the Texas Administrative Code relating to the use of land over closed municipal solid waste landfills.
BUILDING INSPECTIONS: Rob Ard, (972) 237-8230
I. 1. No comments.
TXU ELECTRIC DELIVERY: Charles Lowe, (972) 216-8951
I. 1. No comments.
ATMOS GAS: Stephen Mohr, 817-375-7920
I. 1. No comments.
WATER UTILITIES: Dane Stovall, (972) 237-8563
I. 1. No comments.
FIRE DEPARTMENT: Joel Anderson, (972) 237-8300
M. 1. Any gates that obstruct emergency access must have a Knox padlock or Knox Over-ride system.
M. 2. If gate is electrically operated, it must have a Knox override system for Fire Department access during emergency operations.
M. 3. If gate is manually operated, it must have a Knox padlock for Fire Department access during emergency operations.
M. 4. Fire lanes shall be required adjacent to and around any building when any portion of an exterior wall of the first story is located more than one hundred fifty (150) feet from fire department vehicle access, or when necessary for proper ingress or egress of emergency vehicles.
M. 5. The fire lane shall have a minimum unobstructed width of twenty-four (24) feet, an unobstructed height of fourteen (14) feet, and twenty-eight (28) feet inside turning radius. Fire lanes that contain 90 degree or straight-in parking shall be twenty-four (24) feet wide.
M. 6. Fire lanes shall be marked with a continuous six-inch red stripe with four-inch white letters stating "FIRE LANE NO PARKING" at intervals no greater than twenty (20) feet.
M. 7. Dead-end fire lanes in excess of one hundred fifty (150) feet shall be provided with a turn-around radius of fifty (50) feet or Fire Department approved turn-around.
M. 8. Fire lane access must be approved by the Fire Department and shall be in-service prior to construction progressing above the foundation.
M. 9. Show purposed fire hydrants.
M. 10. Provide fire hydrants per City Ordinance Sec. 12-4.
M. 11. For multi-family dwellings, retail, commercial, central business or industrial structures, fire hydrants shall be spaced three hundred (300) feet along the roadway and no portion of the building shall be more than five hundred (500) feet from a fire hydrant, as measured by fire apparatus laying hose along streets or fire lanes.
PARKS & RECREATION: Ken Unkart, (972) 237-8140I. 1. No comments.
CODE ENFORCEMENT DIVISION: Steve Collins, (972) 237-8041
I. 1. No comments.
POST OFFICE: Scott Wright, (972) 393-6433I. 1. No comments.
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES: Daon Stephens, (972) 237-8319
M. 1. Provide sidewalk Easements to allow the sidewalks to move away from the roadway and cross the driveways along January at the narrow portion of the driveway.
AT&T: David Lucas (972) 660-0377
I. 1. No comments.
TIME WARNER CABLE: Scott Allen, (214) 320-5429I. 1. No comments.
POLICE DEPARTMENT: Sgt. Eric Hansen, (972) 237-8906
I. 1. No comments.
GIS: Liliana Racila, (972) 237-8356
I. 1. No comments.