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2011-60
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12/6/2011
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Section 1: introduction, Project Location and Description <br />Planned Development Districts (PDD's) provide one of the best structures for producing a <br />unified and physically cohesive community. PDD Districts are intended to encourage flexible <br />and creative planning, to ensure the compatibility of land uses, to allow for adjustment to the <br />changing demands to meet the current needs of the community and to result in a higher quality <br />development for the community than would result from the use of conventional zoning districts. <br />This PDD will facilitate the enhanced development of this 10.73 acre tract for multi - family use <br />and will provide for the construction of a project that is envisioned to be of higher quality than <br />could otherwise be achieved under the standard requirements of the San Marcos Land <br />Development Code for traditional multi - family developments in the City. <br />The project site is approximately 10.73 acres in size and is located at 1311 IH 35 North. The <br />land is abutted and accessed on the east by the IH 35 Frontage Road and on the west by <br />Thorpe Lane. The proposed development consists of 316 one and two bedroom units resulting <br />in a maximum gross density of 24 units per acre. The net density on the project site will be a <br />maximum of 29.5 units per acre. Enhanced features of the project include the use of bio- <br />retention ponds designed to exceed the water quality standards of the City (85% TSS removal), <br />the use of solar panels to offset energy demand, the incorporation of rain water collection <br />systems for irrigation supplement, and the installation of electric vehicle charging stations for <br />use by the public and project residents. <br />The project design features three and four story structures with a high level amenity package <br />including a clubhouse, pool, fitness center, and landscaped court yards. The project Concept <br />Plan / Site Plan is attached as Exhibit A and the typical architectural rendering of the structures <br />is attached as Exhibit B. <br />Section 2: Existing Property Conditions <br />The 10.73 acre project site is the former location of the Hays County Hospital. This facility was <br />demolished a number of years ago and the property is currently vacant except for a small area <br />leased to Hays County EMS and a commuter parking lot. Approximately three quarters of the <br />land slopes toward Thorpe Lane while a small portion of the east side of the property drains <br />toward IH 35. The location of this property adjacent to commercial arterials and the proximity to <br />an existing Texas State University bus route lends it to being an excellent location for multi- <br />family housing. <br />The Future Land Use Map (FLUM) currently designates this property as Commercial on 2.73 <br />acres and High Density Residential (HDR) on the remaining 8 acres. The 2.73 acre Commercial <br />portion is located along the IH 35 frontage. <br />The zoning map currently indicates the Project Site as General Commercial (GC) and Multiple - <br />Family Residential District (MF -24). The 2.73 acre GC area is located along the IH 35 frontage. <br />The following illustrates the existing zoning and land use map conditions on the property: <br />K <br />
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