City of Gainesville - File #: 110339.

• File #: 110339.
• Version: 0
• Name: Walnut Creek Conditional Final Plat Phase II of the Walnut Creek Residential Development (B)
• Type: Resolution
• Status: Adopted
• File created: 10/6/2011
• In control: City Plan Board
• Final action: 10/6/2011
• Title: Walnut Creek Conditional Final Plat Phase II of the Walnut Creek Residential Development. Petition CC-10-1 SUB. Causseaux, Hewitt & Walpole, Inc. agent for Legacy Property Development, Inc. Conditional Final Plat for Walnut Creek, Phase II to allow subdivision of the second phase of the Walnut Creek Residential Development. Zoned: PD (Planned Development). Located in the 2500 block of Northwest 39th Avenue.

Date	Ver.	Action By	Action	Result
10/6/2011	0	City Commission	Adopted (Resolution) and Approved the Recommendation	Pass

Title
Walnut Creek Conditional Final Plat Phase II of the Walnut Creek Residential Development.

Petition CC-10-1 SUB. Causseaux, Hewitt & Walpole, Inc. agent for Legacy Property Development, Inc. Conditional Final Plat for Walnut Creek, Phase II to allow subdivision of the second phase of the Walnut Creek Residential Development. Zoned: PD (Planned Development). Located in the 2500 block of Northwest 39th Avenue.

Explanation
This is a request to grant Conditional Final Plat approval for Walnut Creek Phase II which has received Design Plat approval as Petition 156SUB-06PB. Those petitions represent the implementation of the Walnut Creek Planned Development, Petition 44PDV-00PB and its amendment, Petition 83PDA-06PB.

The Walnut Creek residential development was proposed in two phases with 138 lots on 30 acres. The first phase included 73 lots and was approved by the City Commission on May 22, 2003. Phase II was originally designed with 65 lots but has been reduced to 55 lots in order to accommodate a redesign of the stormwater management system After completion of Phase I, but prior to accepting the infrastructure, the city discovered that the stormwater management system did not function in accordance with City standards and created stormwater management concerns within the neighborhood. The proposed solution was to incorporate a design in Phase II that would address the stormwater management needs for both the existing improved Phase I as well as the needs for the proposed Phase II portion.

The City Commission approved the Design plat of Phase II on April 14, 2008 which included 55 lots. The applicant proceeded through Construction Drawing review and approval and submits this petition for Conditional Final Plat for Phase II. Conditional Final Plat is a variation of the final plat approval process that allows a developer to begin construction of a subdivision without the financial obligations of securing the construction cost of the ...