Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutORD 2007-20 - REZ Sun City Neighborhood 61Ordinance ! An Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Georgetown, Texas, amending is of theZoning,District MaI.N .a• •• on Ai 10accordance with the Unified Development ••• passed and adopted on 1f' to change 17.232 acres, out of the Burrell Eaves Survey, abstract 216, located northwest of the intersection of Sun City Blvd and State Highway 195, to be known as Sun City Georgetown, Neighborhood Sixty�One, as recorded in document number 9558177of the official records of Williamson Coun Texas from AG AV.�dculture IC448119101111 4 sj[" I I tqI I I • Egg war I #I I I I•. • • •., . Whereas, an application has been made to the City Council for the purpose of changing the zoning district classification of the following described real property ("the property"): 17.232 acres, out of Burrell Eaves Survey, abstract 216, located approximately north west of the intersection of Sun City Blvd and State Highway 195, to be known as Sun City Georgetown, Neighborhood Sixty -One, as recorded in document numbers 9558177 of the official records of Williamson County, hereinafter referred to as "the property"; Whereas, the City Council has submitted the proposed change in the Base Ordinance to the Planning and Zoning Commission for its consideration in a public hearing and for its recommendation or report; and Whereas, notice of such hearing was published in a newspaper of general circulation in the City; which stated the time and place of hearing, which time was not earlier than fifteen (15) days for the first day of such publication; and Whereas, written notice was given not less than fifteen (15) days before the date set for the meeting before the Planning and Zoning Commission to all the owners of the lots within two hundred feet of the property, as required by law; and Whereas, the applicant for such zoning change placed on the property such sign(s) as required by law for advertising the Planning and Zoning Commission hearing, not less than fifteen (15) days before the date set for such hearing; and Whereas, the City Planning and Zoning Commission in a meeting held on February 6, 2007 recommended changing said zoning district classification of the above described property from AG, Agriculture district classification to PUD, Planned Unit Development, in accordance with attached Exhibit A, Whereas, in compliance with Section 4.04.030(A)(2) of the Unified Development Code a Development Plan was submitted in conjunction with the requested establishment of the Planned Unit Development district, Whereas, the City Planning and Zoning Commission in a meeting held on February 6, 2007 recommended adoption of the Development Plan for the Planned Unit Development, attached hereto as Exhibit B. that: Section 1. The facts and recitations contained in the preamble of this ordinance are hereby found and declared to be true and correct, and are incorporated by reference herein and expressly made a part hereof, as if copied verbatim. The City Council hereby finds that this ordinance implements the following objective of the Georgetown Century Plan, Future Land Use and Thoroughfare Plan: Goal 1: Encourage the most desirable and efficient use of land while enhancing the physical environment through functional and compatible land use configurations. Objective 1.3: Ensure that new development will be compatible with existing land uses in terms of use, density, building heights, scale and offsite effects. Objective 1.5: Require zoning change requests to be consistent wit the Future Land Use Plan. Section 2. The City Council hereby finds that the proposed Planned Unit Development and Development Plan satisfy the approval criteria of Section 3.06.030 and Section 3.06.404 of the Unified Development Code, as follows: Section 3.06.030 Approval Criteria (Rezoning) A. The application materials submitted provide complete, sufficient and correct information necessary to render adequate review and final action; The proposed PUD district is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan land use designation of "Residential" and implements the Goals ( Policies of the future Land Use Plan as referenced in Section 1of the Ordinance; B. The proposed PUD district promotes the health, safety, or general welfare of the City and the safe, orderly and healthful development of the City by allowing development consistent with the General Plan land use designation; C. The proposed PUD district is compatible with the zoning and use of surrounding properties and with the character of the surrounding area; D. The site is suitable for the range of uses proposed with the PUD district. Section 3.06.040 Approval Criteria (Planned Unit Development) 1. The proposed PUD achieves a orderly and creative arrangement of the land uses proposed within the development and in their relationship to the larger community; 2. The proposed PUD establishes a planned and integrated transportation system which takes into consideration vehicular and pedestrian circulation; 3. The location of buildings, and the proposed amenity areas, are designed in a manner to maximize the natural environment and take advantage of existing open space; 4. The provision of public utilities and services will be accommodated in a timely manner as established by separate Development Agreement between the City and Developer, and further finds that the enactment of this ordinance is not inconsistent or in conflict with any other Century Plan Policies, as required by Section 2.03 of the Administrative Chapter of the Policy Plan. Section 3. The Zoning District Map of the City, as well as the Zoning District for the Property shall be and the same is hereby changed from AG, Agriculture district classification to PUD, Planned Unit Development; in accordance with Exhibit A attached hereto and incorporated by reference herein is hereby adopted by the City Council of the City of Georgetown, Texas. Section 4. The Development Plan accompanying the Planned Unit Development, attached hereto as Exhibit >B, is hereby adopted by the City Council of the City of Georgetown, Texas. Section 5. All ordinances and resolutions, or parts of ordinances and resolutions, in conflict with this Ordinance are hereby repealed, and are no longer of any force and effect. Section 6. If any provision of this Ordinance or application thereof to any person or circumstance, shall be held invalid, such invalidity shall not affect the other provisions, or application thereof, of this Ordinance which can be given effect without the invalid provision or application, and to this end the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby declared to be severable. Section 7. The Mayor is hereby authorized to sign this Ordinance and the City Secretary to attest. This Ordinance shall become effective and be in full force and effect on the date that the Eighth Amendment to the Development Agreement, and the Eighth Amended Concept Plan, between Del E. Webb Development Company, L.P. and the City of Georgetown, concerning the Development of Sun City Texas is fully executed by both parties. Passed and Approved on First Reading on February 27, 2007. Passed and Approved on Second Reading on March 13, 2007. Attest: Sandra D. Lee City Secretary Approved as to Form: Patricia E. Carls City Attorney The City of Georgetown: Mayor EXHIBIT A C;F a P 6 <Q 6 Yp Q Miles 0 0.125 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 Site Parcel Boundaries xxxe�� City Limit €�mn xxaxa�= awn Cityp '. Neighborhood smanovigma • ,� ,�• i lop! 1 11111111 •• MEMM"11IMMMM x1 This Development Plan covers approximately 17 acres of land located within the city limits of Georgetown, Texas, described as 17.232 acres out of the Burrell Eaves Survey, abstract 216, to be known as Sun City Georgetown, Neighborhood Sixty -One. The legal description and field notes of the site are attached as Exhibit C. In accordance with Unified Development Code Section 4.04.030 (5) "Development Plan", the following is a summary of the design standards for the development of Neighborhood Sixty -One of Sun City Texas. The standards are consistent with those outlined in Exhibit G of the Sun City Texas Planned Unit Development Standards of the Sun City Texas Development Agreement - Amendment No. 8 (attached) 1. Miscellaneous a. A Public Review Final Plat for Neighborhood Sixty -One has been submitted to the City of Georgetown on behalf of Del Webb Texas Limited Partnership. A copy of this plat is attached in this report as Exhibit A. b. The platted area is intended to be developed as a residential neighborhood designed as detached single family lot development. C. All 55 lots within Neighborhood Sixty -One shall be developed as detached single family residential lots consistent with the development standards contained herein. i. Neighborhood Sixty -One shall be developed with 55 detached single-family residential units classified as standard lot development. Sun City Georgetown Neighborhood 61 1 PUD Standards March 13, 2006 10:1:11: m. d. The plat depicts the 100 -year flood plain and existing topography. e. The neighborhood shall be developed in accordance with the City Council approved Development Agreement for Del Webb / Sun City. a. The neighborhood size is 17.232 acres b. The number of units within the neighborhood is 55. C, The density of the neighborhood is 3.19 units per acre. a. The plat (Exhibit A) illustrates the street and lot configuration, building setbacks as well as the density for the neighborhood. The neighborhood is designed with the building setbacks outlined within the development agreement as follows: Neighborhood Sixty -One i. Front 20 feet ii. Rear 20 feet iii. Corner Side 20 feet iv. Side 5 feet V. Interior Side 5 feet b. The neighborhood has been designed as standard lot development. C. Exhibit G of the approved Development Agreement outlines lot size, impervious cover and building coverage requirements for the standard single family product. These standards are carried forward as follows: i. The minimum lot size allowed shall be 6,000 square feet. In accordance with the approved Development Agreement. ii. Impervious cover shall be 65% for standard lots. Maximum impervious coverage for the overall development shall be 40%. Sun City Georgetown Neighborhood 61 2 PUD Standards March 13, 2006 EXHIBIT B iii. Building coverage shall be 40% for standard lots. Maximum building coverage for the overall development shall be 30%. iv. Impervious cover and building coverage calculations are prepared for each platted area, as well as the overall development platted to date. The table will be updated and provided to the City staff. 4. Circulation Street cross-sections are in compliance with those outlined within Exhibit G of the Development Agreement. In accordance with Development Agreement - Amendment No. 8, public parks are not required within the neighborhood, but parkland fees will be required at the time of platting. 6. Public Facilities There are no public facilities, i.e., schools or fire station within the neighborhood boundary. Sun City Georgetown Neighborhood 61 PUD Standards March 13, 2006 K r;X11iL?i t ' i^�^.. rl •l�P !`i��,'y I17-i7�,•>�r�`T I�,1� t. Qil.'�'�1 1'�u�1 '...1 Q? �_ ! ~`..���,'..i_:r1 J1 1t ✓L1 `...il\- �ir✓Ji 1LLit L._' Tile S-��' Yom^ ailu Cl,.�ei i.. .7eY 10:. uil 1.11',.it_l .i.ur-r ,.il� aQ�..'1LlOiL.�: LQ.+rt GHQ ll�, a7�_. file rOaa v','a? ail �.: ��i �c V _ i ai�'U'li._d.11E tC c rc;le r't. �.. _. A.li cL7, . V\ u'1iSl ''il O)ECI dlE CidSS.I-lea aS ii Oi i iCIL al Ci OS SeCLlO1 S aIl' uIlliT',' d S1L1 7Y E7 tS :0" a rn_=' ai P is a i e1 1lbornooG' COileCt01 a eSiaelltid: CO!JeCt0 d lG U 10CaJ c crTPe' ai _e a L La ne aS XiLib1LS _ - - ail L 'eSL eCLiVEl J:a11Q1i will`:` a. -Si cn-im, eritS 10'" 10' S7L -PP, S are Si�0\V7, Ili tl1E a ttaC 1Eu �Xi ublt L -S. aUtllOTiZeQ t0 Cl_gate nan-Smanulalra piltidte lOtS h i'11 i the T eman OS c: p i'bl1C oe- USeS. 0'' S1?711id?" Emit?"V fpat .l"eS fleas tilE 2Tli�)ES t0 t1lE' i�:`OjEC" Sti t0 puce mial:Lneu e7": ,- 0 01I)1 - �S all O r I- `11V?a�' 1 G. These e)l ieaPu.rec \h':l e\ e i a ! be �.00a E' Oi ilo'' 5tai1' aiL L i.VdtE �OtS SL 1": OUliC eG Ll ,% tlUbllC 1")tel i -v^: -`h%? aT G VJ1 _! Il1eet t�le i C�LLli e T a ltS 0 ,,, SECtlOD 24032-D 0' Inp SUSSin1S'[=i l�ecMiat1021S. !,lE 'rilVate lOiS need r0 SaL SUbCI1Vr7S10 On C:lte'la i0?" 107 SIZE a)ld SE'✓a'Cr:S. i;lE Sheet CteSl7latE' aS TEXa :"?VG OI c prel)m171a �' pi8i t1lldt)Ve ioa�VdG SeC O 0,1, TD' tP)Et ti SE aSOl?eS d altei1aSe ! o1e OC OeS1 T t�1a+ Viii be CO1.S)dPr' d Ciu:tl 10 tllE =llS=L lHl0n' 17iali review, alfa wn be C0m1S)ae'ec Cit?" tllE CC S 1CtlO 7id': TeVleW, dla' vv De S DIPtCt t0 the anl')'oval OI file _ It eCtO' 0 �Ci717l1Ui11`v V'I�l''cl Lit, )ES. ....jlc ,r%i-`1'�C'." VL':I. L'l'�,.;uE' h! eXta7lSll7c'l�LV\'071< 07 �%i'a1}:Il`?a _.ate'_" J1RE a11S ali.�..�0" S1Q'eVuai}::.. ?"e 1Ca !S L !l ea C- i G OlQ;t:Oi. Ol' �eSS t'.: 1 �0� tee' L 1e 1 ll1 isuc) as Cu-oe-SaCSI r7laXi L u'mj O Oile 1`lre 1VQi dlit located', Oi d L. `� dtei 11I1eS. IIl mea -PmIC C011UMC) 1S J at) �e Si taSe'' titall lC1leS lll CC1aZ etel" V i 1211 JIOt i'e. E rOi �i" 101E 1011, 21 a 171 no C aS in ul i e j G t o � � oto, �u l C e s e�- t,lar nnm = li ` .-. , , i P^Pr v' DG an JO Cr P^-. _. a rip ( t�' approves Uel Wec ' plans to �r ,Ve e 1SCtLY r LT eS ._ i eY_ a i0r, �;Ti C`r! 11ie'.�.t1Q.ns and L7ub. rlcTnt O_'`; aV` al �LZ LU J<�V�.�%ieli�lerit ei�IJ+ino ��a1riL IliG V.;1%f-�, �1�E 'tJ1QL. .l1.riC Vi d -..eP: '"1 A P' + ,,I_ n G`-i'?T".0 1"� V nII,` rlc"" r"'Vval" Lie. \AY7 ��. Or ;jC d0' 1Li 011ai !. _ a u V.-g..ta�ll. . L: rn ��..iw. C lu Lt ✓: tt`J. SllrC 41sson or asst ganS is respor sirJie 1Or 1a In ds'Cape _1 Iain ena Ce. m mea ar:S DEMO ID U D11'C r:C,rt: Or-Wa�'S W'7nllt the ProleCT. Deta 11ed �eve'lop nnen` plans are no i i"eCl I]ed for sink- e ar1llV residences Wltllli': the :' Oject. =. tie Ci,v mai reVle`N a1Qapl; rove Ue 1 leb Cetalled de�1P1C Y eliL pian=,; a -rid buil: r, pe=ja s for c011ST.TuCtion Yards and gi constructlOn Stang areas, which are coi- sidered Specially permuted uses Within the R -P ;J1Str1Ct of rile Prolect, provided that Del Webb, Shall r aliltall OVTI PrS11IJ of these area, until access t0 t11eSe areas '_S rOVided tlrouch CeCliCated public t 1T -OT -Wal' a7ld al a pllcable DeVelOprleili rlevtllati0ls l=ave leer Sat Slle. Z; Het O neetLlC file landscape reau=rementS Of t11e Development 1tecr lations for tni-m ark' V 1 co]1stl-acLion Vards and collS 11LKT]on staging areas, Del Webb shall provide adequate buftenn�, tak=n2 into aCCOunt eXlStln`" Vegetation and dlstance io residential areas Sl'Orr o c adjacent land uses, as a�)proved by the Director Of L)ev.eiopmer t Services. Dei Webb shall secure detailed development plans and building permits as necessary for developrnen, or the construction yards and co]lstruCtlOr: staglllg areas. Dei i/v'ebb agrees that anv construction yards and construction staging areas with>3l the Proiect shall not remail more t]lar- tVdO years beyond Tile ter=n OT_ this r_°re r A a: 1_atlo l-: - !,)J ror pp "d rr ce -? Luu a-' ~esioe. t1d_ area J:�ai! De -eOIre iJ. .Ile i.ty lancs:.a ` �1a a Ce o] .-\r `, t (lP^r P�P JA , p 1 Y'\"'1r ] 11 de 1 p1a a✓�' OVa ?�!" ?-P a a_` n0� re4lw 11aU iDno, to pre:lrrLll ldl}' p1Qi iOr a _lOJrn a ZDpC, Deta 11ed �eve'lop nnen` plans are no i i"eCl I]ed for sink- e ar1llV residences Wltllli': the :' Oject. =. tie Ci,v mai reVle`N a1Qapl; rove Ue 1 leb Cetalled de�1P1C Y eliL pian=,; a -rid buil: r, pe=ja s for c011ST.TuCtion Yards and gi constructlOn Stang areas, which are coi- sidered Specially permuted uses Within the R -P ;J1Str1Ct of rile Prolect, provided that Del Webb, Shall r aliltall OVTI PrS11IJ of these area, until access t0 t11eSe areas '_S rOVided tlrouch CeCliCated public t 1T -OT -Wal' a7ld al a pllcable DeVelOprleili rlevtllati0ls l=ave leer Sat Slle. Z; Het O neetLlC file landscape reau=rementS Of t11e Development 1tecr lations for tni-m ark' V 1 co]1stl-acLion Vards and collS 11LKT]on staging areas, Del Webb shall provide adequate buftenn�, tak=n2 into aCCOunt eXlStln`" Vegetation and dlstance io residential areas Sl'Orr o c adjacent land uses, as a�)proved by the Director Of L)ev.eiopmer t Services. Dei Webb shall secure detailed development plans and building permits as necessary for developrnen, or the construction yards and co]lstruCtlOr: staglllg areas. Dei i/v'ebb agrees that anv construction yards and construction staging areas with>3l the Proiect shall not remail more t]lar- tVdO years beyond Tile ter=n OT_ this r_°re r A .°alIT1L1g L00!n CO1StrUc eC nal0hed V1 til -le reQul7eQ ], iD. Vara SetbaCk area s0 1ono as t11Py are located at least three f 3 feet from, the propel"i- lLne; n0 IyaC1 ;epee smi Lie required, provided that lenCil-1c V\JhiCil GV 1e bATr ,' Lr OL i�t on OI" i G A `in Q�'� yP required � -` i Ar f rp,^ l P e=it� 7ec=Qin� safe s1mila: type fe n S .1x11 b r qui_ d tc satisr}' ot�1�� civ ur _m ��. ccb1 1 7Y Si./1771014d M072= tC OVe''Op)12P71 (Tr 0e)120rL 1 �o•�ia0. LA i' ��2r^`. r)- �JG ='dC- a 111r01/e the use O: Eaag lots within thei0 l a 111Le G Zr O T `F1jOG iJ. .Ile i.ty a Ce o] a hared =u -root wide aCCEs`WG.\'-Lv\'ee= 'vTO lO �. .°alIT1L1g L00!n CO1StrUc eC nal0hed V1 til -le reQul7eQ ], iD. Vara SetbaCk area s0 1ono as t11Py are located at least three f 3 feet from, the propel"i- lLne; n0 IyaC1 ;epee smi Lie required, provided that lenCil-1c V\JhiCil GV 1e bATr ,' Lr OL i�t on OI" i G A `in Q�'� yP required � -` i Ar f rp,^ l P e=it� 7ec=Qin� safe s1mila: type fe n S .1x11 b r qui_ d tc satisr}' ot�1�� civ ur _m ��. ccb1 1 7Y Si./1771014d M072= tC OVe''Op)12P71 (Tr 0e)120rL 1 �o•�ia0. LA i' ��2r^`. r)- �JG ='dC- Applicable Regulations Cite S'ubdivis!cr 2003' r.Dires. in 2 months Regulations rellminary ?tat kDdroya �voires in 18 mon;r?s 2.0E '050- Jn p e r caGr UDC "rehnninar\ Pia{ :L%DDr'Va J! L S p! aS�G a..c additional phase is mon'Ln s .. o Median not address., Subdivslon .=(0^Tabt?3030-.�n , Desion i Regulations Standards Tor Streets Tor minor arterla;S ! Medan not addressed UDC 12.03.020 Tor rnaior C011e=Fb Or lower streets 33030-i Subdivision Arteria: Street Center Line Curve 2000' min. Regulations Ramus UDC 2.03.020-82 Arterial Streets Subdivision I ,�u030-J I Collector Street Center Line Regulations I Uul Radius UDC Subdivision Reaill ailons UDC 12.03.020-P3 voiiecLGr SUee: vurVe� 33030-K Lacai Street Ourves Locai Sire B`: vurVes f 4. Curves in arterial streets shall be designed in accordance with the design speed standards in AASH i 0 Manual 000' min. CUrves in collector streets shall be designed in accordance with the design speed standards in .kASHT0 Manual 250' min. radius; excep. TG; loop or partial ioop streets Curves. in local streets shalt be designed in accordance wit tne design speed standards v �^ �T i iri: .ASH 0 fVianua!i Del Vyebn No ex Uiralion Cates so long' as Development .401-eemeni in e l Tevi. Allow median 1200' mini. with 45 m.D.n. design speed{, Sharper curve radii are approved Tor the r.iV'i. 233E M ntry feature area 300' min: with appropriate speed iimit aesionation `or 1Gop, parIia! IOGD Ui oe sac streets, minimum radius to accommodate 30-,.p.h. design speed UI V o �eoraetov~. Rol s� b�. �o�J , 1! !V�a2r 2CG au -n-rIicahle Rezuiation Cite DeI=pbb SUDoIV! SlOn c ee.S � � n � � r ie Daa., _nom Sty Cu. -do ma ,mu � ngth Regulations ength UDC UDC UDC Deac _nc STreets 2.03.020-57 Cul-de-sac Length '2.03.030 ocal Stree` Conne.'L ; teculremems 2.0 3.1040 ,SDC eCi gllOr Streeonn t CectlV(t\' K2guii emen;5 prohibited except to perms; extenslon gt the Street. I empdr ar V TUrn- arounds shall be reculrec wnere stub exCeed one Io IL or 100 in lencth and signs shall' be provided No more 'than 200 ADT Tor anv street longer than 200 fieM: Turn-arounds shall have a minimum paved radius of 50 feet for single- family and two family and use 60' for otter USeS Pe0uires interconnecteg Streei system t0 provide for adequate access for emergency and service vehicles: enr,ance walkabilitV bV enSUrinp connected transportation routes ^,olleoctor-ueSlQr1aT80 Sif Pe Ts shall �conneC' Ori ogtn ends to arI exlstin Cr punned cCllectOr 0, hiahe�-leve: siree:. i "IL0 _: ,.0 i 2etOVt KeV'S D` Re0Ue5t Tor b00 tc, be reviev ed *or ade.Uate vire flows and I ol size Five total access ooints shall I e provided which are: 1. Del Webb Blvd at Williams Drive 2. Sun City Blvd a 5N 195 3. Sun City Blvd a! Ronald Reagan Blvd. 4. The icca!street designated as Wes: Mllaiestic Oak Lane in preliminary pia; oT Woodland mark West subdivision will be connected to a loccai street within Neighborhood 5'',: and 5. Oak Branch Dr. in Shady Oaks subdivision will be connecteC to Sun City Eivd as a local street. Col ievtCir si eGIs Mav terminalE Into 11.70.^'^ , JtreetS. Capaclt; regUlrementS for colieC ors are met. rplicabie Rezulatior:s Ci V Dei Webb EDlc 03.x3 l RepUlreS a Cgn eCilVity IJu� Str eel vonneotivli\/ OlTipuiatl� ratio o ..2G U D RpOulrec Subdivision .A`,CCBSS points Ut D f`Ce atio'� to dioinino SU 1,,t Systems Subdivisions of 300 lots or greater shall be reduired to provide tour or more aCCeSS points to the existing or proposed public roadway Sys terrl provide C nneCtivitd to other nalgnporhood5 existing stree.s {n adiacem or adioining area) Shall be cont{nueu in the new development in alignment therewith `tlVaive li;; its entirety -ive total aCCeSS Dolni5 Snali de provided winch ar, Da! VV ebb Blvd a Williams DrIVe _. Sun h�ItY BIVe at S i�c 3. Sun City Blvd at Ronald Reagan Bivc. 4. The local street designated as Wes Maiestic Oat; ! ane in prehminai v pia', of Woodland Park West subdivision will be Connected to a lora{ Street within Neighborhood 51 and 5. Oak Branoh Dr. in Shady Oaks subdivision will be connecter to Sun City Blvd as a local stree4;. l=ive total access points shall be provided whic�t are. 1. Dei Webb Blvd at Williams Drive Sun Cite Bivd at S; 195 Sun I i Blvd a Rgnald Reacan Bivd. 4. T he OCal street beslgnated as West Maiest{C Oak. '`._ane ir, prellminary plat of Woodlanc Park West S'JD3IVISIOn will be connected to a bcai STFe1.11 within Neighborhood 51 and 5. Oak: Branch Dr. in Shady Oa},S subdivision Vallibe b Connected to Sun 'C!tV BIVC as IOCal Street ID _angJ aDe �aSe e^: Table and easemem WII, De Vdllf Dro`✓{de Owe. JvBCe lo: recuirec' alone al Rldrts preserving trees. Diagram ` o' Vv a v ; i✓ O'J'` '� C St`"ee` 're � N✓il be ' r' IdCa ,eC {'; 17)" andJ" pI ��4HE provide o�ar'i QJa' ;OtJ J✓ p s rvl'� trees ea semen: pian.eC a .�^c re e uae J. L G; aorO�:OW'. - ^:eV'SeC DV �Itd .�0.. `'..,li I���ai ��., ?J�'�; L t 1Lab e Re�ula6ions C;t� Subdivis cr 3g02n ` Cl' P U.=. fo all lots Gdlacen: to pubii, c Rights Raguiatior, s Basements ci vdav (RD'Al . _ 'U oIJ_ - ouireO aloi,r UD easements al Rights of VVay (POW Parkland iS reduired at a UD ,02 ratio OI one acre for Open Space ever\% uU idI ,fees are currently 250 per unix. ! 33030-N Subdivision! 200 Average Daily Trips i Average Daily Trips o. n � Cul-de- r T� Regulations (AD , sal. i 2.03.02057b ! 200 Aver ace Daily 1 rips UDS Permitted Cul-de-sacs (AD1 Subdivision 33030-U (Table 33030-C 'Treat Regulations Lighting Standards 320 r`oOt Spading i i i UDC i .07.020 Street Lighting Stancards Subdivision 33U3G X .{e'di.iiallP"s "ei.!eSlnaii 'vii. ailOri i SiQe WaluC 12.02.020 UDC 1 on ¢ SIdeV✓ak ' ,enp ai : :,Rec re 4,.11. Required at all intersections and a4 300 TOOT InteiwalS Both: sites dT A lerials. one -sloe O Both Sides of all streets, as needed to provide access io commercial, employment areaS, parks, draenways Or stree.S SuPdlVislo" �DaO no efW eh DrIVeVs'aV iOr nin G". 011e�tOrS eguia1lonS Re�laeniia! r'lir; On reSIG'e^ti,p...� .. � 1-%O^ f10^- i LOIIe:�Io rs ,0 Sll f`D )eIOWri - K Vl,'eC D:. . IFI/ !iu Del Webb 10' P.U.Q. nat required on minor arterial and neichbonrood ^OI OtOi due to eXtra �.� OrOVideC. nitlOnal easemenis for eiectr!c Servive will oe Provided. Pav i12 OT the reCulred feeS a the time C` p atti.nc_ ani; ge creoi for Open Space, trails, and colt course for the other halt of reduired parkland No maximum Along arterials and neighborhood collectors; Placed at 320' intervals. In addition, street lights at intersections and at and of cul-de-sacs over 500' in length. Additional reclueste. Street lig 'r,ting may be installed in the T U I U r e at n0 eY,penSe 10 the City Didewalrs on both sides or 8' Wide SIda.wali;s on One Side for artenaiS and neighborhood collectors. No sidewalks reQUlred for r esidemiai collectors or iocai streets. A Sidewalk along 7�.M. 2338 may oe deferred until FAVI 2338 is wlloened at entry arca Or for I n! 1 Ul V-arS frOm the date OT approval of this Agreement by the !t\% V✓nicnever firs; C^., cUrS NO limit or: resfdentia collectors Applicable Rearulation Ci z' Subdivision 33043 30Cmin Gni ml^G" Regulations SpaCing jetWeer' DnvewaV,, artei lass Non-reSldent1,al 12.C3.G20 Driveway separation UDC Spacing Between Driveways or ! Gaseo 0 poSieC Speed oT: NOn-resloentlal i I oadwav 33044 SUDOIVIS10r, Spacing Between'; Driveways and ReGU!atlOnS lnte."sectlons Tor Residential Streets � � i 60 min. o OCa1 sheets 3305"-.�`. Of' -scree` parking spaces SUbdiVlslOr' General Design Standards/01 located behind from Recuiations Street rrarKinc building o.C3.0u� n UDC ivon Residential Lot Dimensions J e) Subdivision,basic Off Street Loading Regulations Requlatlons 9.05-C Jv r street Loading i l 5ubdivisl0r 3305 ! cable 330'5: ecu at10nS ''irking aGll(ilPS Daslg:^ 9.u3.G20 UDC Barking Space and earning _o'. DeSior O -street parking spaces for non-residential uses are not allowed in the font setback only the Sid and rear or' contiguous U s e S 1 space/buildings 5,000- 19,OXQ f . As needed and wiii be the minimum size of i % feet b 54 feel =or parking pattern Gt -7^`, ?=' two-wav lane width, 9` ,8.5') parking space width, 2 ;1 parking SGace length: F0' parKlnG patiernS o. 54`-90", landscaped Jian rJ� no a;ddrpC d. Ail sDace,S shall Ge tee- b �'v, i�m: ani% G:ri`/- asles.5 J. mus, be H f one way ^url:!e alslc WlOins VaV on decree ol oarking Del Webb i'i` or, rnlno. ai ler i21s a' G01' G,UDnous es min. Cn !oca StrPnt_ on same side as comer 50' min+ 12.03.010-C residential Separation from the UDC Spacing Between Driveways and cornu no less than, 50 In?ersections for _OC81 Stree'S f6e 33044: Subdivision Spacing Between Driveways and i 5' min. on collectors ReoulationS 11TerSeCtlDns 2.03.01 G- Separation f] o the UDC Spacing Between DCIVBWBVs and, I con nen no less 'than 125 Intersections for Collector Streets f'�t 3305"-.�`. Of' -scree` parking spaces SUbdiVlslOr' General Design Standards/01 located behind from Recuiations Street rrarKinc building o.C3.0u� n UDC ivon Residential Lot Dimensions J e) Subdivision,basic Off Street Loading Regulations Requlatlons 9.05-C Jv r street Loading i l 5ubdivisl0r 3305 ! cable 330'5: ecu at10nS ''irking aGll(ilPS Daslg:^ 9.u3.G20 UDC Barking Space and earning _o'. DeSior O -street parking spaces for non-residential uses are not allowed in the font setback only the Sid and rear or' contiguous U s e S 1 space/buildings 5,000- 19,OXQ f . As needed and wiii be the minimum size of i % feet b 54 feel =or parking pattern Gt -7^`, ?=' two-wav lane width, 9` ,8.5') parking space width, 2 ;1 parking SGace length: F0' parKlnG patiernS o. 54`-90", landscaped Jian rJ� no a;ddrpC d. Ail sDace,S shall Ge tee- b �'v, i�m: ani% G:ri`/- asles.5 J. mus, be H f one way ^url:!e alslc WlOins VaV on decree ol oarking Del Webb i'i` or, rnlno. ai ler i21s a' G01' G,UDnous es min. Cn !oca StrPnt_ on same side as comer 50' min+ on residential collectors on same side as Cor nen At Phase 1 clubhouses and sales pavilion, the City St, -544 will work with Del Webb to achieve an cotimum balance between the 25' front buiidinG line setback requirement and the preservation. of tree and karst features. 1 space minimum /buildings. n wen ,DO0, sG.ft with ull fn c and beverage service. or parking pane~ on - 2 ' two-way 'Jane width, average 9.5' parkin^ space widtr; 20' dar-klnc space lengin r -0r parKinq patterns Gi u4,`- Darr,Ing So2C.S Gdiacent .iands.aJec isiands may be '18` Iona iv.�iiJJ !Vi2 �' _'v�_ '✓ar-c 4-n,v?icabie 1',e zu.,L at i o ns City De? tA'ebr JUDuI'J;SIOr 3'—n,I ` u'36 m!il. To be-cnsi0ered Or n n �l..min. i 1 KegUiaT10 iIOO�: en to alone a er; at S'Jb'miiTa! SUDdmsio 34'0 0 UeOtl!Witii rat10 No Oi deJti,/widtl' mild+ RBOWBTIOn _O iJlmenslOna belWRen u and i Lots faC1nc e a C n otre SllbdivisC34020-0 Increase width TOr IOTS NO r9st iCilOi? O Or IenTaTlOr, Ke uialonC �O Orlei;iati^v r': When Slde aDUTS rear Vard; Subdivision 34020 Not permittee adlaceni r gu e '-r er r 9 lallOnS Double On,ace _ c -:S to UD Subdivisior: Regulations nq Double Frontage Lots Table 34020 Lot Sizes able 6.02.030 UDC Housing Type Dimensional Standards Subdivision Reauiations UD 34020 ImDervious Cove! v 0110 ImDerVIOUS COVer LimiL1 TI0nS May not rave frontage on two noir-int;.rsectinc !oca! 01, collector streets, unless access is taKen from the street of the ower classification 6.000 so. ft. min 5,500 Su. ft. minimum 4011/'0 max. for each lot 500/,, maximum up to 0-°ci IT ImDerVIOUS coverage waivers are streets (i1Ci met. This is calculated td 0n a Gross Site Area Hermit ad,a�ent to dol!ecto streets (i1Ci access td collectors f r om sueh lots 4.020 sq. ft. for zero lotiine lots, no more that 300 lots to be developed '' 2.0 OY10 of remaining lotsj. 5,000 so. ft. for duster lots. no more than 525 lots to be developed f21.0% of remaining lots). 75°,c for cluster lots; ?5°io for zero lotiine iots`; c5°c for single Tardy jots. (401)/(o max. mpervious Cover In overall development; for cluster lots, 7Q% for Subdivisior. 34020 Building• Coverages zero lotiine lot,`, 400/'c for 30°io single Tampy lots. '311% rli ^gU!ailOnS � maxlmum) bulking ccweraoe in Overal geve'lo Dme%"r Sun Citi- proposed Lot Development Sun City Sun Citi- Sur, Citta ju•;, fir_: T� 1` CiuSteY'�' �eIO LOil1I1a t)tana= �L or 2 10 'y C: __ IiItE'i10]" HiQ in. C. C; n' d�' 'C1L Ster i10r7 eS 110tS1 aie to -1 oyi�_- 1 Sl� :ami 10 'L.L� L aI11 u a a Ina x v p- d ^ler: Y et Spo a^.. ,n _ O NaCl �.n`I b �a . sinalier oL wiLil less v�rd maintenan.e nat not neCessariiv at she SaCnTice a a iare home. he bE oriented Lov, arciS `�^.-LC,-Ela rein 111 ,) La.KE a'_�e a. Se na to M, w ✓eiSil�CZe �eC' et ;'=e a!IC u1E SC �'dr dl"ea, C = to 'a li 11v^uE O'ut�001" 'i careac. vm a_ ac. More cius_e1, P,o Teiationsind) beLweEr7. aTaio Ln Ln.c nOmeS. 7u.=undlnr OJenSvaCe v,._d Ci Je: Lne e 1nCreaS G io,1 �� 1a ' �ia' r E: ac %ii „ bal � Dov -a ln_��dua! lots. G r to ��a��) b.% �n n 20 i�1 t7 A7,� n��n 7. increased impervious and nuiidillg coveraa=for. dividuai IDLs. (Revised h =..? Lr: 722 12Ci722L72+ b _for �)CU�tOp172°71� _'i�TEe712e72�, �0:. 1V 0. r '"er0 Ome2 (l0 S are deL2.Ci1ed, SLr le-:amiiV rOduC` a1TT e ai a dr1«L Se�mEl n 1C` , k _OI1ilE ,n _ O NaCl �.n`I : � _� , �a ,�71't seEi ,n a snlailEl �� o- : iaa nom ioL 7l0a` the sa^ ` Ce -ger , e. pomp v, il' n n �'S bE oriented Lov, arciS `�^.-LC,-Ela rein 111 ,) La.KE a'_�e a. u1E SC �'dr dl"ea, C = to 'a li 11v^uE O'ut�001" 'i careac. vm a_ ac. r c pp SaTTOald>n� Oa _ S ^c Ti n+ paC v`�ll_ 011S�� t' p h� e 1nCreaS G io,1 �� 1a ' �ia' r E: ac %ii „ bal � Dov -a ln_��dua! lots. G r to ��a��) b.% �n n 20 i�1 t7 A7,� n��n 7. rC Der n b _for �)CU�tOp172°71� _'i�TEe712e72�, �0:. 1V 0. r *Neighborhoods 1 through 10 and Neighborhood 1.'A. For all residential prope=eS v,tithin lVelgllnOr1 oods 1 l oucrh 10i and l�lelghborilood l_'A of Sur, Cly' 'vEOi�EtoWi , as reflectEd ir, It tlE iliiai N'la S Of SUCH Tlpic'11bOrno( reCCi eu 1 ile C)iilCldi 1 ECOruS OT 4'IlltamSOi Ounij', Set'tvafck d.i-0 =CeS are tC be meaSL re t0 t11e OUtSiCle lace Oi the StL CiS OI tale =arced th%aiiS and an;% Stn1C Dial Com"D011elit; i.e. piallLEr boxes that are COP.Sr L1Cted IiOm the iOUndat101: ap Or alone the iaCe O the eXte110, w all SUrIaCe into i equlred fl= t ttar'alS. All Neighborhoods Final'y Platted Subsequent to Neighborhood LA. For residential properties withi7l al] other neinhborhoods to be piatted other than neipilborhoods 1 t1hrouah, 10 dllC ]�algilbOrll00d 'Al SELndCI O1StailCeS are LO ne nleasuren it acCOrdance V11Lil Lile 'L1+V M eOr 2T PTOv'I-i Oe\/eiOL� llE7lt SLaIlCaai S ir, EfIpC aS O? IL11 v 1G9 i p. I7 eaSured to tyle exteno, iaCe C) tll� CCi7l�lEted, f111siled vv, all :0 171C1adE S^uCCC, nriCK, ro-k, mart-mLane rock, wood SiQL dll ani, Sr LiC 'Ira: CCrnL)O7 it ulat 1S r0 ne coIstiaCiEG L O I. le foundation l O" along t"le e>:LerlO" ��%all S11 aCE. Tile r00 OVPrilan� Si all ll0'i eXtend mOi2 tLial twelve 1T1C11eS �':�' j 11110 a reQulied �-ardll aria OiI", a'rn ell tai eatureS, i.e. .liante"J o::"S Ilia`' be aliovaed it. ? t0 twelve II1 CUE'S �i?„7 1n tC c ieQulreu 011E S'ar as ion` as tilel% arE a aC1ed t0 L'I1E eXierlCi V`alJ and 7101 a Iiltep a pari 0- the Wali star,13-CWith COI1s ract1011 TOM the IOUnuat1011. T115 IneaS ilei lel,i Oi SEtbdC 1SLa11CPS S110uiCi miaL'1LCI COI1S1StellCv V lti Ll2 �On1nQ �rd1I1aT Ce Oi lE !moi ' O” veOr�etOV�Fi1. {�iJCC' JLC?12C ;71. 12 712L72; 'C` Je7 °i09712e72i :i�Te°712e12 ,`g _ i)GC. .,' _ lr SHFOY CUKS £STATES,\'25 '� v \ CABINET A; StlD, 2.3 /O R. W.GT 2E 13 \ r y]0 OPEN SPACE k 1e �(ZONED PU01 AS \ to IfPARWAS } �' �' / f/kw PARAYRNt� <a `� RFu.UM9EN lA" CA[[EG OKS, SPACE A O:G / l� s> !'V fir. �s�.Js sett aas/ ewr f �� �i % / `V� // AND J10 )03 ACRI (IO1EO PJO) E / - 5 A / �E A �� MCI PCC N09S58)l' I `— Lo 3C ED -'G OPEN SPkC@ &i. I /� r, OPxJ SPACE 0I (ZONED PUW ✓ �g a 37 C (20NC0 P - - --------------' SON an BLYBrbRC LOT rx7rNsxr: Iruli cPE1, sPA::.�'i ED _IIC /OR bGXJ _--� ED r` OPEN SPACES1—"— fZCy_.F1A. at �� IL. �r SEy'rp_ 6 \\\'�/'� �� � ♦�`" ,H PCS. O. " i OF SUN CITYGEORGETOWNs NEIGHBORHOOD SIXTY=ONE METES AND BOUNDS DESCRIPTION OF PLANNED UNF DEVEI OPVtFN7 SUN CIT?' GEORGETOWN, TEXAS NEIGHBORHOOD SIXTY—ONE CONTAINING 4,7.232 ACRES i750,641 SOUARE FErTj BURRELL EAVES SURVE", ABSTRACT NQ 216 WILLI,AMSON COUNTY, TEXAS BEING 17.232 OF LAND SITUATED IN THE BURRELL EAVES SURVEY, ABSTRACT NO. 2 i 6, WILLIAMSON COUNTY, TEXAS AND A PORTION OF A CALLED 753.35 ACRE, 0.054 ACRE, AND 310.706 ACRE ALL RECORDED UNDER DOC. N0, 9558177 OF THE OFFICIAL RECORDS OF WILLI.AMSON COUNTY, TEXAS (O.R.W.C.T.); AND ALL CONVEYED TO DEL WEBB TEXAS LIMITED PARTNERSHIP. SAID 17.232 ACRE TRACT BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED By METES AND BOUNDS AS FOLLOWS WITH ALL BEARINGS BEING REFERENCED TO THE TEXAS STATE PLANE COORDINATE SYSTEM, TEXAS CENTRAL ZONE, NAD 8393 HARK DATUM WITH DISTANCES CONVERTED TO SURFACE BY A COMBINED SCALE FACTOR OF 1.000143965: THENCE N 22°48'i7" W, 539.66 FEET TO A, POINT FOR CORNER; THENCE N 63007'24" E, 262.16 FEET TO A POINT ON THE i - ARC OF A NON—TANGENT CURVE FOR CORNER; c. THENCE = 36 FEET ALONG THE ARC OF A NON—TANGENT CURVE TO THE LEFT, HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 19007'04", A. RADIUS OF 465.61 FEET AND A CHORD WHICH BEARS N 5Zc 1 40" E ; 5 .64 FEET TO A. POINT FOR CORNER ON SAID ,ARC, THENCE 70.28 ET ALONG THE ARC OF ANON—TANGENT CURVE TO T HE LE HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 08°33'3'1 A RADIUS 0' 470.46 FE AND A CHORD WHICH %• BEARS N 38`.`: 4" 4 70.21 FEET TO A, POINT FOR CORNER ON SAID ARC, J F THENCE N 34°40'26" E, 436.60 FEET TO A POINT FOR - I COMM TH'=NCE S 4 `4 36 230.72 rEET TO A POINT FOR I CORI\'ER; a) TurNCc O,c% 09 0 A POINT ON TH" ARS OF A NOS IANC N' CURV OR CORN`_R; THENC= 9D.6y FEET ALONG THE ARC OF A NON—TANGENT C, vt— i HE RIC 'H,kVING A NTRAL ANGLE 0. A PADI'� OF 5600 �� ANG "HOR3 WH1CH A t C _ r. JChv' tO. G NEr N., SMLl ARS Til NCE _ 88`5 '36" . 20.01 F TO A POINT FOR CORN.l T .NL.E 4`oi 36� � .61 r. E- ?�, A IOIN' FJ`: 7- _G C ut i LK; REVIEW FINAL PLAT FiAAL PLANNEDPLAT IDEVELOPMENT OF SUN CITYGEORGETOWN, I NEIGHBORHOOD[ TYw i I r I i 1 THENCE S 45045'36" E, 92.00 EEET TO A POINT FOR CORNER; THENCE S 43°02'41" E, 99.60 EEET TO A: POINT FOR CORNIER: THENCE S 40'1349" E, 55.66 FEET TO A POINT FOR CORNER; THENCE S 27°26'28" E, 11i.i0 EEET TO A POINT FOR CORNER; r THENCE S 21'43'48" E, 111.10 FEET TO A POINT EDR CORNER] l! THENCE S 08°58'28" E 150.9G FEET TC A POINT ON THE ARC OF ANON-TANGENT CURVE FOR CORNER; m T'r,ENCE 102.27 FEET ALONG THE ARC OF A, NON—TANGENT w I CUP.VE TC THE RivHT, HAVING A CENTRA! ANGLE OE 4 i 04°52'59 , A: RADIUS OF ':200.D0 EFE' AND A, CHORD WHICH BEARS S 78`35'12" W, 102.24 E TO A Pv^^INT OF TANGENC" FOR CORNER; c THENCE S 81'01'41 Vd, e9;.8 t TO A POINT Or CURVATURE FOR CORNER; LLI THENCE 2 04. 09) FEET ALONG THE ARC OF A CURVE TO THE LEFT. HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 09°16'50", A RADII OF 1260.00 FEET AND A CHORD WHICH BEARS S 76027?16" Vs, 203.87 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING AND CONTAININC TI7.2323 ACRES OF LAND. �I �i i ,YI