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CLINT HARPER, Ph.D.
STEVEN KUENY
Mayor
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City Manager
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CHERYL J. KANE
Mayor Pro Tem
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City Attorney
THOMAS C. FERGUSON
PATRICK RICHARDS, A.I.C.P.
Councilmember
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Director of
JOHN GALLOWAY
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Community Development
Councilmember
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R. DENNIS DELZEIT
JOHN PATRICK LANE
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City Engineer
Councilmember
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JOHN V. GILLESPIE
MAUREEN W. WALL
Chief of Police
City Clerk
THOMAS P. GENOVESE
MEMORANDUM
City Tr asurer
TO:
The Honorable City Council
FROM:
John F. Knipe, Assistant City
Engineer
DATE:
November 171 1987
SUBJECT: Williams Ranch Road Driveway (Deas)
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
On October 30, 1987, the City Council directed the City
Engineer to resolve the driveway ingress /egress problems at
the Deas' property. During the discussion of this item, a
verbal report was given that the developer (Warmington) had
been contacted and, subject to further discussions with the
City Manager, may be inclined to fix the problem driveway at
the western end of the property. The developer is asking
for an allocation of three (3) building permits for the
remainder of their development.
Presently, the City has four options:
1. The developer pays for the reconstruction of the
driveway apron; or
2. The City pays for the reconstruction of the
driveway apron; or
3. The homeowner reconstructs the driveway apron; or
4. The driveway to remain as is.
As reported in the October 14th City Engineer's memo, the
existing driveway and sidewalk have been built per the
approved plans and as conditioned by the City Council. As
required elsewhere, driveways are only required to be
reconstructed when they present an ingress /egress problem
for standard passenger vehicles not recreational vehicles or
vehicles with special bumper hitches.
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For the City to pay for these reconstruction improvements,
may be precedent setting. In the future, the City Council
may receive other requests from property owners for driveway
reconstruction.
Another issue with regards to this same property is the
second driveway provided to this property not shown on the
approved plans. Originally, the plans showed only one
driveway to be constructed for this property. During
construction, the property owner requested that the
developer construct a second driveway to the property.
Therefore, the City Council may wish to approve the second
driveway. Such an approval will be necessary prior to
acceptance of these improvements by the City, otherwise the
driveway should be removed and replaced with standard curb,
gutter and sidewalk. It is felt that this is an appropriate
time to do so since the modification to the one driveway is
being considered at this time.
RECOMMENDED ACTION
1. Staff to report back to Council on developer's decision
to replace the driveway.
2. Approve the construction of a second driveway at the
Deas' property.
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cc: Steve Kueny, City Manager
Pat Richards, Director of Community Development
Mike Walline, Warmington
Richmond Deas, Property Owner
R. Dennis Delzeit, City Engineer
Chris Lynch, Project Engineer
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