HomeMy WebLinkAboutORD 2010-23 - Grande Office Future Land UseAn Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Georgetown, Texas, amending part of the
Future Land Use flan, adopted on the 20th Day of February 2003, from Moderate Density
Residential to Employment Center classification for 39.39 acres, more or less, in the Berry
Survey; repealing conflicting ordinances and resolutions; including a severability clause;
and establishing an effective date.
Whereas,
an application has been
made to the City Council for
the Purpose of
changing
the Future Land
Use Plan designation on
the following described real
property ("The
Property")
39.39 acres in the Berry Survey, as recorded in Document Number 2003108122 of
the Official Public Records of Williamson County, Texas, hereinafter referred to
as "The Property";
Whereas, the City Council has submitted the proposed change to the Comprehensive
Plan to the Planning and Zoning Commission for its consideration at 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 Comprehensive Plan Amendment 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 July 6, 2010,
recommended approval of the Future Land Use Plan Amendment.
that:
Now, therefore, be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Georgetown, Texas,
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 overall vision, goals and policies of the Georgetown 2030
Comprehensive Plan and further finds that the enactment of this Ordinance is not inconsistent
or in conflict with any other policies of the Georgetown 2030 Comprehensive Plan.
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Future Land Use Amendment
Section 2. The Future Land Use Plan of the 2030 Comprehensive Plan is hereby changed
in accordance with Exhibit A (location map) and incorporated herein by reference, is hereby
adopted by the City Council of the City of Georgetown, Texas.
Section 3. 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 4. 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 5. 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 of
final adoption by City Council.
PASSED AND APPROVED on First Reading on the 27t" day of July, 2010.
PASSED AND APPROVED on Second Reading on the 101, day of August, 2010.
ATTEST:
je�sica Brettle
ty Secretary
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Mark Sokolow
City Attorney
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Future Land Use Amendment
THE TY OF GEORGETOWN:
By: George Garver
Mayor
FOREST SURVEYING AND MAPPING CO,
1002 Ash St.
Georgetown, 'Tx, 78626
DESCRIPTION FOR LONE STAR INFRASTRUCTURE JOINT VENTURE - GRANDE MINES, LLC
BEING 3939 acres of the John Berry Survev, Abstract No. 51, in Williamson County, Texas. This
tract is a part of the same property which was tailed 38.6 acres as described in a deed from Duane
McEachron, et.ux., to Lone Star Infrastructure Joint Venture, of record in Doc. 2003 108122, of the Official
Records of Williamson. County, Texas (ORWCT); and being the remnant of a tract called 102. 8 ac. as
conveyed to Ruben Nord by deed filed in Vol. 333, Pg. 16 D/R. This tract was surveyed on the ground in
March of 2010, under the supervision of William F. Forest, Jr., Registered Professional Land Surveyor No.
1847. Survev note: The bearing basis for this survey is the Texas Coordinate System of 1983, Grid North,
Texas Central Zone. Line codes used herein are in agreement with the survey drawing prepared this date,
BEGINNING at an iron pin which was found at the lower Northeast fence corner of the said tract
called 38.6 acres. This corner exists at the worth end of an offset corner in the South line of the 61.495 acre
tract that is described in a deed from Eads to Wright (5801715), and at the North end of an off t tence comer
that exists in the South line of the 5 acre tract that was conveyed to American Mantle Co. (Doc.
2-004086991).
THENCE with the common boundary between the East line of the said 38.6 acre tract and the said 5
acre tract; (L2) S 17°48'21"E 27.76 feet to an iron pin which was found at the Northwest fence corner of the
property which is described in a deed to Clyde N. Kimbro (365/'245, now Dorothy Kimbro per county tax
records); continuing with the West line of the Kimbro property, departing from an existing fence that is
constructed along a portion of the boundary, S 15028'45"E at 774.17 feet pass a capped iron pin (CIPS)
which was set on the West side of a fence corner post that exists on the North bank of Pecan Branch;
continuing an additional (L3) S 15°28'45"E 20.91 feet; continuing in all 795.08 feet to the approximate
center of Pecan Branch.
THENCE upstream with the approximate centerline of Pecan Branch, as it currently exists, joining
and following the North line of the 8.5 acre parkland as dedicated to the City of Georgetown as set out in
Doc. 2003030623, as follows; (L4) N 82046' 18"W 45.78 feet; and (L5) S 75°37"22"W 58.76 feet. An iron
pin -which was set 8" S. of an 8" Elm on the North bank of the waterway stands (L6) N 0902927"W 11.56
feet.
THENCE continuing upstream with the approximate centerline of the waterway, as follows; (L7) S
18°39'33" W 40.74 feet; S 66"56'49"W 152.54 feet to a capped iron pin (CIPS) which was set by an 18 inch
twin elm; S 82'54'103'W 120.52 feet {CIPS West side of Bois D'Arc on South bank bears (L20) S
20005'46"E 10.15 feet;; N 88°23'36"W 127.51 feet {CIPS on West side of i 2", Twin Elm on North bank
bears (L8) N 17°4','49" W 9.63 feet';; (L9) S 33°29'23"W 24.60 feet; S 87°2549"W 126.02 feet (CIPS Nest
side of 8 inch water elm on South bank bears (L11) N 46023'11" W 33.49 feetfl; (L10) N41°38'36"W 49.25
feet; N 7I°07'57W 101.48 feet; (L12) S 62018101"W 32.72 feet tCIPS on E. side of 14" Bois D'Arc on
South battle bears S 05'10'31"E 12.76 feet); S 84°12'37"W I 1 1.23 feet; (L13) N 80°38'24"W 49.29 feet
{CIPS on Northwest side of I2" Elm on South bank stands (L14).S 72°18'04"W 20.28 feet}; N 43°35'29"W
40.35 feet; {CIPS on the South side of a 15" Hackberry on the North bank stands (L16) N 69°56'34"W 18.32
feet!; (LI5-) S 88°10'02"W 51.00 feet; S 52°12'00"W 77.98 feet; (L17) S 26°23'48"W 51.72 feet; {CIPS on
North side of 20" Water Elm on North bank stands (L24) N 35°43'537'W 1.231 feet}; S 7759'13"W 304.83
feet {CIPS East side of 15" Water Elm stands (LIS) N 31°59'14"E 15.13 feet); (L19) N 79°15'35"W 3695
feet; N "0'56'58"W 101.33 feet {GIPS 2 feet South of a 6" Elm or: the North bank stands (L25) N
81`43'09"E '19.68 feet); and N 74°16'45"W 252.60 feet to the Southwest corner of the property of Lone Star
Infrastructure J.V. According to record information this corner exists at the Southwest corner of the 102.8
acre that was conveyed to Ruben Nord (333%16), in the partially fenced East line of the remainder of the
36.575 acre tract which is described in a deed to LOM Services (Doc. 2001044944).
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DESCRIPTION FOR LONE STAR INFRASTRUCTURE JOINT VENTURE - GRANDE MINES, LLC
BEING 3939 acres of the John Berry Survev, Abstract No. 51, in Williamson County, Texas. This
tract is a part of the same property which was tailed 38.6 acres as described in a deed from Duane
McEachron, et.ux., to Lone Star Infrastructure Joint Venture, of record in Doc. 2003 108122, of the Official
Records of Williamson. County, Texas (ORWCT); and being the remnant of a tract called 102. 8 ac. as
conveyed to Ruben Nord by deed filed in Vol. 333, Pg. 16 D/R. This tract was surveyed on the ground in
March of 2010, under the supervision of William F. Forest, Jr., Registered Professional Land Surveyor No.
1847. Survev note: The bearing basis for this survey is the Texas Coordinate System of 1983, Grid North,
Texas Central Zone. Line codes used herein are in agreement with the survey drawing prepared this date,
BEGINNING at an iron pin which was found at the lower Northeast fence corner of the said tract
called 38.6 acres. This corner exists at the worth end of an offset corner in the South line of the 61.495 acre
tract that is described in a deed from Eads to Wright (5801715), and at the North end of an off t tence comer
that exists in the South line of the 5 acre tract that was conveyed to American Mantle Co. (Doc.
2-004086991).
THENCE with the common boundary between the East line of the said 38.6 acre tract and the said 5
acre tract; (L2) S 17°48'21"E 27.76 feet to an iron pin which was found at the Northwest fence corner of the
property which is described in a deed to Clyde N. Kimbro (365/'245, now Dorothy Kimbro per county tax
records); continuing with the West line of the Kimbro property, departing from an existing fence that is
constructed along a portion of the boundary, S 15028'45"E at 774.17 feet pass a capped iron pin (CIPS)
which was set on the West side of a fence corner post that exists on the North bank of Pecan Branch;
continuing an additional (L3) S 15°28'45"E 20.91 feet; continuing in all 795.08 feet to the approximate
center of Pecan Branch.
THENCE upstream with the approximate centerline of Pecan Branch, as it currently exists, joining
and following the North line of the 8.5 acre parkland as dedicated to the City of Georgetown as set out in
Doc. 2003030623, as follows; (L4) N 82046' 18"W 45.78 feet; and (L5) S 75°37"22"W 58.76 feet. An iron
pin -which was set 8" S. of an 8" Elm on the North bank of the waterway stands (L6) N 0902927"W 11.56
feet.
THENCE continuing upstream with the approximate centerline of the waterway, as follows; (L7) S
18°39'33" W 40.74 feet; S 66"56'49"W 152.54 feet to a capped iron pin (CIPS) which was set by an 18 inch
twin elm; S 82'54'103'W 120.52 feet {CIPS West side of Bois D'Arc on South bank bears (L20) S
20005'46"E 10.15 feet;; N 88°23'36"W 127.51 feet {CIPS on West side of i 2", Twin Elm on North bank
bears (L8) N 17°4','49" W 9.63 feet';; (L9) S 33°29'23"W 24.60 feet; S 87°2549"W 126.02 feet (CIPS Nest
side of 8 inch water elm on South bank bears (L11) N 46023'11" W 33.49 feetfl; (L10) N41°38'36"W 49.25
feet; N 7I°07'57W 101.48 feet; (L12) S 62018101"W 32.72 feet tCIPS on E. side of 14" Bois D'Arc on
South battle bears S 05'10'31"E 12.76 feet); S 84°12'37"W I 1 1.23 feet; (L13) N 80°38'24"W 49.29 feet
{CIPS on Northwest side of I2" Elm on South bank stands (L14).S 72°18'04"W 20.28 feet}; N 43°35'29"W
40.35 feet; {CIPS on the South side of a 15" Hackberry on the North bank stands (L16) N 69°56'34"W 18.32
feet!; (LI5-) S 88°10'02"W 51.00 feet; S 52°12'00"W 77.98 feet; (L17) S 26°23'48"W 51.72 feet; {CIPS on
North side of 20" Water Elm on North bank stands (L24) N 35°43'537'W 1.231 feet}; S 7759'13"W 304.83
feet {CIPS East side of 15" Water Elm stands (LIS) N 31°59'14"E 15.13 feet); (L19) N 79°15'35"W 3695
feet; N "0'56'58"W 101.33 feet {GIPS 2 feet South of a 6" Elm or: the North bank stands (L25) N
81`43'09"E '19.68 feet); and N 74°16'45"W 252.60 feet to the Southwest corner of the property of Lone Star
Infrastructure J.V. According to record information this corner exists at the Southwest corner of the 102.8
acre that was conveyed to Ruben Nord (333%16), in the partially fenced East line of the remainder of the
36.575 acre tract which is described in a deed to LOM Services (Doc. 2001044944).
EXHIBIT B
DESCRIPTION FOR LONE STAR INv`FRASTRUCTURE JOINT VENTURE (39. 39 ac. Page 2)
THENCE (L26) N 17°08'32"W at 17.86 feet pass a capped iron pin which was set on the West side
of a fence corner post, join and follow along or near the general line of the existing old fence, and following
the same direction an additional 319.45 feet, continuing in all 337.31 feet to a capped iron pin which was set
at the Northeast fence corner of the 36.575 acres that was conveyed to LOM Services.
THENCE continuing along or near the general line of the fence, with the East boundary of the
property of Hayden B. and Wanda N. Lay (formerly 41.96 ac. 1673/423), and the West boundary of the said
38.6 acre tract, as claimed and used on the ground as evidenced by an old fence line, N 19°07'31"`vV 545.52
feet to an iron pin which was found as described in the said deed to Lone Star Infrastructure J.V. (called
point in a road where the intersection of the South fence line of a tract of 61,4 ac. would intersect). This
corner exists N 16°44'09" W 10.68 feet from a fence corner of the said property of Hayden B. and Wanda N.
Lay, at or near a point where the record property line of Lay offsets Westerly, on the West side of the
e xistincy driveway that provides access to the Lay residence.
THENCE with a Eine that remains Easterly from the fence line and the record `boundary of the Lay
property, continuing with the West line of the said property of Lone Star Infrastructure J.V., following the
West line of a strip that is approximately 30 feet wide (existing driveway used for access to the said property
of the Lay family, Lone Star Infrastructure J.V., and Sally Mason, commonly known as Private Road =r 102
(see County Road Map) and being called Lazy Road (as set out by online mapping of the City of
Georgetown), N 20"34'39" W 911.90 feet to a capped iron pin which was set for the Southwest comer of a
0,041 acre (Parcel 112-1) which was conveyed by Lone Star Infrastructure J.V. to the State of Texas (Doc.
2006039=102) for highway purposes related to State Highwav 130 and widening of the County Road 152
intersection.
THENCE crossing the existing gravel driveway or roadway that crosses the said 0.041 acre State
parcel and which currently provides access from this property to County Road 152, following the South line
of the said 0.041 acre State property, (LI) N 66°52'45"E 30.18 feet to a capped iron pin set.
THENCE with the West line of a 5.00 acre tract as previously surveyed for Sally Mason, and with
the West boundary of 10.00 acre tract that is described in a Correction Deed to Sally Mason of record in Doc.
2005036712, with a line that departs the existing fence line, S 20'4I'l I" E 913.72 feet to an iron pin found
at a fence corner. Aecordina to record information this comer exists at the Southwest corner of the 61.495
acre tract that is described in a deed from Eads to Wright (580/7 15),
THENCE with the South line or the Sally Mason tract, finding iron pins in the fence tine as follows;
N 71°24'11"E 223.52 feet; N 7I°26149"E 322.09 feet; (L27) N 71°54'39"E 2725 feet; and (L28) N
85°22'34"E 73.85 feet; continuing with the South line of the property of Benny R. Castleberry (Benny R. &
Sharon E. Castleberry two tracts 739%874), N 85°06'45"E 202.50 feet to an iron pin found at the Southeast
fence corner of Castleberry; continuing along the fenced boundary of the 10.02 acre tract that is described in
a deed to D.& D. Holdings; Inc., finding iron pins as follows; (Doc. 2000038052), (L29) N 84°02753"E
46.30 feet; and. S 3['46'16"E 401.55 feet, N 80'52'14"E 97.92 feet to a nail found in a 36 inch Liveoak (6
feet high in trunk at old fork), and N 78"3?' 10"E 197,25 feet to a capped iron pin set at the Southwest fence
corner of the 14.98 acre property that is described in a deed to Bradley W. and Sharon E. Smith (Doc.
2000075459).
THENCE with the South line of the Smith tract, N 78°33107" E 250.89 feet to an iron pin which was
found at the common South comer between Smith and American Mantle Co. (said 5 ac. Doc. 1004086991);
continuing with the upper South line of the said 5 ac. tract, N 79°03'05"E 170.371 feet to the POINT OF
BEGINNING.
DESCRIPTION FOR LONE STAR INFRASTRUCTURE JOLT VENTURE (39. 39 ac. Page 3
STATE OF TEXL4S
KNOW ALL LIEN BY THESE PRESENTS;
CO UJNNTY OF WILLIAIMSON
I, WM. F. FOREST, JR., do hereby certify that this survey was made on the ground of the property/
legally described hereon, under my supervision. This description is true and correct to the best of my
knowledge and belief. The attached plat identifies any significant boundary line conflicts; shortages in area,
apparent protrusions, intrusions or overlapping of improvements. This property abuts a public roadway,
except as shown. Ownership and easement infonnation for this tract has not been researched except as shown
on the attached plat.
TO CERTIFY WHICH. WITNESS my hand and seal at Georgetown, Texas, this the i 6`'` day of March
of OJ (�, A. D.
File: `Nord: lonestar ijv 39 ac.doc
WM.F. FOREST JR,
REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR NO. 1847