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Council approves Oak Bend Phase 1 final plat for 55 lots with conditions for temporary fire turnarounds
Summary
Council approved the final plat for Oak Bend Subdivision Phase 1, a 55-lot single-family development on a 149-acre tract subject to two conditions: an all-weather surface for temporary fire-truck turnarounds and correction of administrative errors prior to recordation.
The Fair Oaks Ranch City Council approved the final plat for Oak Bend Subdivision Phase 1, permitting 55 single-family residential lots on the first of two phases of a 149-acre tract north of Ralph Fair Road and Honeycomb Rock.
Lee Muniz, the city's manager of engineering services, told council that the Planning & Zoning Commission had recommended approval and that staff found the applicant met six prior conditions from preliminary approvals. Staff recommended two conditions for final plat recordation: the developer must provide an all-weather surface for temporary fire-truck turnarounds (because some streets will be temporarily dead-ended until phase two is built), and the developer must correct all administrative/scrivener errors on the plat before recordation.
"The applicant has addressed the prior conditions; staff recommends approval with these two conditions," Muniz said. He confirmed the tree plan had been presented and approved and that staff had walked the site with the developer.
Council moved to approve the final plat with the two conditions. Jonathan made the motion and Laura seconded; the motion passed on a voice vote.
Staff said the applicant (Sitterle Homes, on behalf of Oak Bend Forest LC) has accepted the conditions and staff does not anticipate difficulty meeting them prior to recordation. The plat approval allows the developer to move forward with the first phase of infrastructure and lot development subject to the stated conditions.
