Res 2023-021R Approving a first amendment and reinstated agreement with Franklin Mountain San Marcos

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1. be of sufficient width to convey drainage. 2. be platted lots and remain "Common Area" owned and maintained by the Cotton Center HOA or the MUD. 3. Trails within Drainage Ways also provide a secondary pedestrian and bicycle route off of neighborhood streets and primary thoroughfares. These provide the opportunity to enjoy the open space amenities and are for exercise and mobility, as well as getting between origins and destinations within the community. Trails within Drainage Ways, where conceptually indicated on Exhibit D, shall: a. be surfaced in concrete, asphalt, decomposed granite with curbing or other siding designed to minimize waste out of decomposed granite, or other materials approved by the San Marcos Parks Department and aligned to connect with Neighborhood Parks, Pocket Parks, Schools, Retail Centers, as well as trails located within Floodplains and Easements. b. be a minimum six (6) feet in width. c. provide trees at a rate of one (1) tree per 50 linear feet of trail; minimum 2 inch caliper tree. E. Easements and Floodplain. Easements and Floodplain refer to open space which contains electrical or other utility or drainage facilities and shall be maintained by the grantee of the easement and the Owner, the HOA, or MUD. These shall contain trails as conceptually shown on Exhibit D, provided the grantee allows trails. Trails within easements and floodplains provide a tertiary pedestrian and bicycle route. These provide the opportunity to enjoy the open space amenities and are for exercise and mobility, as well as getting between origins and destinations within the community. The grantee of the easement and the Owner, the HOA, or MUD will maintain the Easements and Floodplain before and after annexation, as shown in Table 6.05. Trails within Floodplain and Easements shall: a. be surfaced in concrete, asphalt, decomposed granite with curbing or other siding designed to minimize waste out of decomposed granite, or other materials approved by the San Marcos Parks Department and aligned to connect with neighborhood parks, pocket parks, schools, retail centers, as well as Trails located within Drainage Ways and easements. b. be a minimum of five (5) feet in width to accommodate pedestrians. Section 6.03 Additional Provisions Relating to Open Space. A. Platting. All land proposed for dedication as open space shall be designated on the Subdivision Concept Plat and subsequent Preliminary Subdivision Plat(s) and Final Plat(s) for that Sub -District. B. Reservation of Open Space. Each Subdivision Concept Plat will include a calculation of the amount of Open Space contained on that Subdivision Concept Plat and the amount of Open Space that was identified on prior Subdivision Concept Plats. As stated in Section 6.01(B) of this Agreement, twenty (20%) percent of the total land area of Cotton Center shall be devoted to Open Space, but each Subdivision Concept Plat does not need to have twenty (20%) percent of its land area be identified as Open Space. The amount of Open Space contained on the Final Subdivision Concept Plat must include enough Open Space, such that the amount of Open Space on the Final Subdivision Concept Plat when added to all the Open Space on the previous Subdivision Concept Plats results in a at least twenty (20%) percent Open Space for all of Cotton Center.