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Res 2025-043 approving an amended development agreement (Riverbend Ranch / Baugh Ranch / Riley’s Point) with HK Baugh Ranch, LLC, HK Riley’s Point, LLC, HK Real Estate Development, LLC, and Jack’s Reservs
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Res 2025-043 approving an amended development agreement (Riverbend Ranch / Baugh Ranch / Riley’s Point) with HK Baugh Ranch, LLC, HK Riley’s Point, LLC, HK Real Estate Development, LLC, and Jack’s Reservs
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ARTICLE IV. <br /> CONCEPT PLAN AND PLATTING,AND MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICTS <br /> Section 4.01 Concept Plan. The Property is to be developed in phases as a master- <br /> planned community with such number of phases, and number of lots within each phase, <br /> to be determined by Developer or one or more Owners.There shall be no minimum phase <br /> size requirement and sections may be developed independently and not necessarily part <br /> of an overall larger phase. The Concept Plan is the preliminary plan for the development <br /> of the Property. The Concept Plan is consistent with this Agreement and applicable City <br /> ordinances. Developer, and Owners, intend to develop the Project over a number of <br /> years. As such, the Concept Plan may be revised, as described in more detail in Section <br /> 4.05. <br /> Section 4.02 Platting. Developer and Owners are required to plat any subdivision of the <br /> Property, other than any subdivision of the Property for the purpose of qualifying <br /> persons to serve on the Board of Directors of a District, in accordance with the <br /> Subdivision Regulations and any applicable variances thereto set forth herein or <br /> otherwise. So long as the plat meets the requirements of (1) the Subdivision Regulations <br /> to the extent not in conflict with this Agreement; (2) any variances set forth in this <br /> Agreement or variances that the City may approve from time to time; and (3) this <br /> Agreement (including any amendments or updated provisions of the Subdivision <br /> Regulations specifically allowed herein),the City shall approve the plat and failure of the <br /> City to approve the plat shall be considered a breach of this Agreement as provided in <br /> Section 10.03 below. <br /> Section 4.03 Consent to the Creation of Municipal Utility Districts. The City <br /> consented to the creation of two municipal utility districts over the portion of the <br /> Property within the City's ETJ, which consent shall be governed by the Consent <br /> Agreements. HC MUD 9 has been created by Order of the TCEQ. HC MUD 8 may be <br /> created either by the TCEQ or by division of HC MUD 9 pursuant to Texas Water Code <br /> Section 49.316. If HC MUD 8 is created by division of HC MUD 9, the City consents to the <br /> annexation of any portion of the Property within the City's ETJ into HC MUD 8. No <br /> further action will be required by the City to evidence its consent to the annexation of <br /> land into HC MUD 8. Provided, however, the landowner will submit a petition for <br /> consent to the City that meets the requirements of Section 54.016(a), Texas Water Code, <br /> and the City agrees to place the petition for consent on an agenda for consideration by <br /> the City Council with a staff recommendation to grant such consent, by ordinance, and <br /> without conditions or contingencies, within sixty (60) days after receipt of such petition <br /> for consent from the landowner. The Districts will be authorized to exercise all powers <br /> granted to municipal utility districts pursuant to Article XVI, Section 59 and Article III, <br /> Section 52 of the Texas Constitution, Chapters 49 and 54, of the Texas Water Code, and <br /> all other applicable laws and regulations presently existing or hereafter enacted. These <br /> powers shall include but not be limited to the power to design,construct,and issue bonds <br /> 7 <br />
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