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RESOLUTION
A Resolution to Approve Freedom
Place Special Exceptions SPEX05-LE-008: Fill in the Floodplain for
Floodplain Crossings and SPEX06-LE-021: Reduction of Non-Common Open
Space
WHEREAS, Jean E. Cheatham, William W. Goulding, Estate of Robert H.
Hodgson, James F. Steffey and Gary W. Weaver, owners and Centex Homes,
applicant, are seeking approval for a Category 23 Special Exception for
fill in the floodplain associated with floodplain crossings and a
Category 26 Special Exception for a reduction of non-common open space;
and
WHEREAS, the applicant seeks these approvals to construct floodplain
crossings and reduce the non-common open space requirement on PIN
#6889-89-6214-000 for the Freedom Place Development; and
WHEREAS, this assemblage of parcels identified is identified as PINs
#6889-89-6214-000, #6899-18-3742-000 and #6899-05-7716-000; and
WHEREAS, on March 30, 2006, the Fauquier County Planning Commission held
a public hearing on the proposed Special Exception and recommended
approval of these applications; and
WHEREAS, on April 13, 2006 and May 11,
2006, the Board of Supervisors conducted public hearings and considered
written and oral testimony; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors
has determined that the applications satisfies the standards of Zoning
Ordinance Articles 5-006, 5-2301 and 5-2601 and; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED by the Fauquier County
Board of Supervisors this 11th day of May 2006, That
SPEX05-LE-008 and
SPEX06-LE-021 be, and are
hereby, approved, subject to the following conditions:
1. The Special Exceptions are granted for and run with the land
indicated in these applications and is not transferable to other land.
2.
The Special Exception is granted only for the purpose(s),
structure(s) and/or uses indicated on the Freedom Place Concept
Development Plan and Proffers received in Community Development on April
10, 2006, approved with the application, as qualified by these
development conditions.
3.
The reduction of non-common open space shall be granted in
order to create a 36-acre lot, dedicated to Fauquier County via the
proffers, located north of the proposed East-West Connector Road.
4.
The remaining parcel shall be allowed one (1) subdivision
right and the required non-common open space easement shall be recorded
on the residue. The one division and the residue parcel shall be deed
restricted from further subdivision.
- Under no
circumstances shall any use, activity, fill, and/or development
within the floodplain adversely affect the capacity of the channels
or floodways of any watercourse, drainage ditch or any other
drainage facility or system which would increase flood heights
and/or velocities on adjacent properties.
- The crossings
shall be designed to accommodate all Federal, State, and Local
requirements and shall incorporate river-training and
counter-sinking techniques.
- The crossings
shall not be sized any larger than necessary to convey the
applicable design storms for the relevant category of roadway (based
on traffic estimates) unless mutually agreed to and requested by the
Fauquier County Engineering Office and VDOT.
- In all cases,
proposed crossings of the FEMA floodplain shall be aligned and
designed to traverse floodplains and the natural stream in locations
where disturbance to the floodplain is minimized (i.e., in areas
where floodplain top widths are the smallest and where the natural
stream can be crossed perpendicularly without requiring natural
stream channel relocation unless otherwise directed by the County
Engineer.)
- Should multiple
structures be required to accommodate the projected discharges, the
primary cell of the crossing shall be sized to conform to the
natural stream characteristics (as defined by stream width, existing
bed & banks, invert elevations, etc.) These characteristics must be
field surveyed and be included with final plan submittal. The
primary cell shall be located in the actual location of the incised
streambed. Additional cells of the crossing must be designed to
only be activated at such time as the overbank region would normally
be activated with higher volumes of stormwater runoff (as determined
by the County Engineer). Invert elevations of the additional cells
shall be established no lower than the natural overbank elevation
where they will be placed. Should the cells be constructed as a
single structure, the crown elevation of all cells must be designed
to match each other. Depending on the individual site conditions,
the additional cells may be constructed separately from the primary
cells but must meet Fauquier County and VDOT requirements at the
time of final design review.
- A detailed flood
study must be prepared to County specifications and submitted to
FEMA for CLOMR/LOMR processing. These items must be bonded with
Fauquier County until complete.
- Proper permits are
to be obtained from DEQ, DOE, and/or VMRC for any work in waters of
the US and/or the State.
- The CLOMR must be
approved prior to the approval of the Final Construction Plans.
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