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Res 2018-075/approving a second amended and restated Development Agreement with Lazy Oaks Ranch, LP and its partial assignees in connection with the La Cima Development near the intersection of Old Ranch Road 12 and Wonder World Drive that, among other
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Res 2018-075/approving a second amended and restated Development Agreement with Lazy Oaks Ranch, LP and its partial assignees in connection with the La Cima Development near the intersection of Old Ranch Road 12 and Wonder World Drive that, among other
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e, Front facades shall be oriented towards the street right-of-way as appropriate. <br />t Building entrances shall be recessed from the front fogodo or located under shade <br />device such aoenawning orportico. <br />g. Off-street parking areas shall be shielded from view from the right-of+waythrough the <br />use oflandscape plantings, landscape berms oracombination thereof. <br />h. These standards shall apply equally to additions arid/or alterations to existing structures <br />an well as to new structures. All accessory atnuotorme shall be constructed in such a <br />manner so as to be compatible in look, style and materials as the primary structures on <br />the project s|te. <br />i. Alternative design standards for all structures may be utilized upon review and approval <br />by the Director of Development Services at the time of site planning. Any decision of the <br />Director of Development Services may be appealed to the Planning and Zoning <br />Commission. <br />3. Project Multi -Family Architectural Design Standards. /\myportion ofthe Property developed <br />as MF -24, Multiple -Family Residential District in accordance with Section 1.04.A.3 above <br />shall be developed in accordance with the permitted uses and development standards for <br />the MF -24, Multi -Family Residential District (including the multifamily residential design <br />standards set forth in Ordinance 2014-35)' Upon submittal of deed restrictions required in <br />Section 1.09 below, the Owner shall meet or exceed the Bu|dinQ Design Section of such <br />multifamily residential design standards. Any deviations from such muUitomi|y residential <br />design standards shall require approval nfthe City Council. <br />F. Additional Landscape Standards <br />In addition tothe requirements ofthe City's LDC, the following landscape standards shall be <br />applicable tothe development ofthe Project: <br />1� The use of drought tolerant, native landscape materials, »or|soaping, active or passive <br />rainwater collection, or a combination thereof, is strongly encouraged for all portions of the <br />Project. <br />2. Where feasible, native vegetation shall be preserved and remain undisturbed and shall be <br />maintained consistent with any installed landscaping. <br />3. Where pomuib|e, trees that are intended for removal should be ns|mnmted utilizing accepted <br />transplanting or relocation practices. Any trees that are relocated may he counted towards <br />any required tree preservation credits. <br />4. A minimum of 25% of the total lot area of NC, Neighborhood Commercial lot and 10% of <br />the total lot area of a CC, Community Commercial lot shall be dedicated to landscaping. The <br />Corporate Campus shall have a minimum of 15% of the total lot area dedicated to <br />landscaping. All landscape areas on nonresidential lots shaH be provided with an irrigation <br />system designed by aTexas Licensed Irrigator consisting of one of, or a combination of, an <br />automatic underground spray ordrip irrigation system or hose attachment. NV irrigation <br />shall be required for undisturbed natural areas or und�sturbed existing trees. <br />5, Where asolid ground cover or lawn is proposed for the front yard of a residential lot, the use <br />ofenautomatic spray urdrip irrigation system |sstrongly encouraged. 4dmminimum, ehose <br />attachment shall be required within 100 feet of all front yard landscaping to oneuna proper <br />handvvaterimQ/irhgat|on. <br />6. Amin[mum 100 foot wide tree preservation/open space landscape buffer setback shall be <br />provided adjacent to the existing Fox Ridge single family residential subdivision along the <br />northwest property line and along the portion of Purgatory Creek that borders the existing <br />\ Settlement subdivision. The Conceptual Land Use Plan illustrates the |000dimm of this tree <br />`> preservation/open space landscape buffer and prov�en GIS coordinates at various points <br />along the buffer for reference. This tn;m preservation/open space landscape buffer is <br />intended to serve as a buffer from the od]mmant lots in the Fox Ridge and Settlement <br />Subdivisions. The tree preservation/open space landscape buffer setback will be privately <br />owned and maintained bvthe Property Owner. Unless otherwise approved through a Site <br />Development Permit, there shall be no clearing, grading nrpublic access within the tree <br />preservation/open space landscape buffer setback area except asmay benecessary toallow <br />for the construction of fence along a property line. The tree preservation/open spare <br />we <br />269635 1.1 <br />
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