HomeMy WebLinkAbout0064_00018. Proposed and existing arterials and collector streets to
serve general area.
9. Location of sites for parks, schools and other public uses,
if known.
10. Significant natural drainage features including drainage
courses and wooded areas.
11. Significant man-made features such as railroads, roads,
buildings, utilities or other physical structures, when such
features affect the plan.
4.02 PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENTS
Hereafter section 2.08 et seq of the Georgetown Zoning
Ordinance "R -P" Residential - Planned District Regulations shall
also apply to the area in the extraterritorial jurisdiction of
Georgetown, as those provisions now read and as they may be
amended from time to time insofar as those provisions relate to
procedures and not as they relate to permitted use of land.
4.03 PRELIMINARY PLAT
A preliminary plat of any proposed subdivision, prepared by
a registered engineer or registered public surveyor and bearing
his seal, shall be submitted to the Planning Commission and City
Council, for approval before the subdivider proceeds with the
final plat for record together with a completed application form
and a filing fee As determined by the current rate'schedule. The
plat shall be filed with the Office of the Director of Planning.
1. This preliminary plat shall be drawn to a scale of 1" • 1001.
The Preliminary Plat shall generally include all of the tract
intended to be developed at one time. When more than one
sheet is necessary to accommodate the entire area, an index
sheet showing the entire subdivision at a scale of l" • 400'
shall be attached to the plat.
2. The Preliminary Plat shall contain or have attached thereto:
.Existing Features Inside Subdivision
a. The existing-Imoundary lines of the; -land to be subdivided.
Boundary lines shall be drawn sufficiently wide to provide easy
identification.
, . b. The location of existing water courses, railroads, and
other similar drainage and transportation features.
c. The location, dimensions, names and descriptions of all
existing or recorded streets, alleys, reservations, easements or
other public rights-of-way within the subdivision, intersecting
or contiguous with its boundaries or forming such boundaries,' as
determined from existing records. Th• distance from the
centerline of the roadway of the boundary street to the proposed
platted property shall also be shown.
d. Topographic data shall be provided indicating two ( 2)
foot contour intervals drawn to National Map Accuracy Standards
on areas covered by City of Georgetown mapping program (copies
of these standards are available in the Planning Department). In
other areas requirements will be based on site conditions. All
surveys will emanate from and be tied to existing City of
Georgetown control monuments and be on the Texas Plane Coordinate
System. Centerline of water courses, creeks and ravines,
existing drainage structures and other pertinent data shall be
shown. Areas subject to flooding shall be shown, delineating the
25 -year and the 100 -year flood limits if applicable. A drainage
study may be required to provide information as to the extent of
drainage facilities that will be necessary in order to develop
the property. 4
e. Location of City limit lines and outer border of the
City's extraterritorial jurisdiction if either traverses the
subdivision, forms part of the subdivision, or is contiguous to
the subdivision boundary.
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