LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH CENTER
File #: 16-1722    Version: 1
Type: Agenda Item Status: Passed
File created: 6/3/2016 In control: Planning
On agenda: 6/20/2016 Final action: 6/20/2016
Title: Vote on a request to approve NNP Briar Chapel for subdivision preliminary plat review of Briar Chapel, Phase 10, consisting of 99 lots, on 19.40 acres, Baldwin Township, parcel #2714.
Attachments: 1. More Information from Planning Department Website
TITLE
Vote on a request to approve NNP Briar Chapel for subdivision preliminary plat review of Briar Chapel, Phase 10, consisting of 99 lots, on 19.40 acres, Baldwin Township, parcel #2714.

ABSTRACT

Action Requested:
Request by Lee Bowman, Project Manager, on behalf of NNP Briar Chapel for subdivision preliminary plat review of Briar Chapel, Phase 10, consisting of 99 lots, on 19.40 acres, Baldwin Township, parcel #2714.

Introduction & Background:
Zoning: Conditional Use District / Compact Community
Water System: Public, Chatham County
Sewer System: Private wastewater treatment plant
Subject to 100 year flood: No floodable area in Phase 10
General Information: Compact Community approved in 2005 for 2,389 dwelling units on 1,589 acres, permit revised in 2012 and 2014.
Reviewed: Under pre-2008 Subdivision Regulations.

Discussion & Analysis:
Request: Preliminary plat approval of Briar Chapel, Phase 10 consisting of 99 lots on 19.40 acres.
Roadways: The roads within Phase 10 will be built to the NCDOT, public state maintained standards. The road plans for Phase 10 have been reviewed and approved by NCDOT. A copy of the road plan permit, dated March 30, 2016, can be viewed on the Planning Department webpage at www.chathamnc.org/planning , Rezoning and Subdivision Cases, 2016. A commercial driveway permit is not required for Phase 10. There is one (1) private alley in Phase 10. No additional parking is planned for this phase. Sidewalks will be provided. The site plan shows Hawk Point Road, a proposed public road, stubbed out to the edge of the 100 foot wide Perimeter Buffer. The Pre-2008 Subdivision Regulation states in part in Section 6.2, Rural Roads, B (3) "Where necessary to provide public street access to adjoining landlocked property or connectivity to large tracts with future development potential, proposed public streets shall be extended by dedication of right-of-way to the boundary of such property. Legal documents shall be recorded a...

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