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April 6 , 1999
AGENDA
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION .
I WYLIE MUNICIPAL COMPLEX
2000 Highway 78 North, Wylie, Texas 75098
April 6, 1999
7:00 p.m.
CALL TO ORDER
DISCUSSION ITEMS
1. Discussion regarding development standards for sidewalks (Time of Installation).
2. Discussion regarding development standards for sidewalks within industrial parks (Necessity).
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STAFF REPORTS
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Discussion Item No. 1
Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting: April 6, 1999
Discussion Item No. 1 RE: Discussion regarding development standards for
sidewalks
Background:
The Planning and Zoning Commission requested that staff bring forward a discussion item regarding
the City's sidewalk policies. Attached is a copy of Section 5.05 (Sidewalks and Bikeways) of the
Subdivision Regulations which details the City's development standards for sidewalks. The
regulations are provided in order to facilitate a discussion regarding said standards.
Summary of previous discussion
1. At our last discussion, several of the Commissioners felt that sidewalks should be constructed at
the time other improvements (water, sewer, streets, etc.)are installed rather than by the home
builder. Specifically, some of the Commissioners expressed concerns regarding public safety and
aesthetics in areas where lots are undeveloped and sidewalks have not been installed.
2. The Commission agreed to review our existing policies and asked staff to conduct a survey of other
cities so that the Commission could evaluate their polices and determine if amendments to our
requirements are warranted.
Summary of Survey
Enclosed you will find a copy of the survey staff conducted which encompasses fifteen(15)cities
within the Dallas/Fort worth metroplex. As you can see, all of the cities surveyed, except Mansfield
and Parker, allow the construction of sidewalks to coincide with the construction of the house in
residential subdivisions(Same as Wylie). Should the Commission desire to amend the sidewalk
regulations,please direct staff accordingly so that we may prepare the new text and advertise
the amendment for public hearing.
Attachments:
Section 5.05 (Sidewalks and Bikeways) of the Subdivision Regulations
Survey
minimum distance of 350 feet from the point of intersection. From that point the
pavement width may be decreased to four lanes, with provision of an appropriate
transition in paving width. If property abutting only one side of the proposed
to
\ , thoroughfare is to be developed, then three full lanes will be constructed, including
left turn lane and transition. This provision will not require widening an existin
intersection that already provides four through lanes. g
F. Access from Residential Subdivisions or Additions. Residential Iots must have minimum frontage of 24 feet on a dedicated street, except where varied through a a
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of a PIanned Residential Development. Where subdivisions or additions are platted so
that the front yards of single-family residential lots are adjacent to a dedicated roadwa the owner shall provide at his sole expense one of the following types of treatment: y�
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(1) For thoroughfares designated Type A, B +, C, or D (in the Comprehensive Plan no residential lot shall have direct access to the thoroughfare unless a service road
is provided adjacent to the thoroughfare.
(2) For thoroughfares designated Type E, lots may have direct driveway access to the
street provided that the following development standards are complied with:
(a) A minimum lot width of 100 feet.
(b) A minimum front yard setback of 50 feet.
(c) A circular driveway shall be provided with a minimum of six off-street paved
parking spaces.
(3) For streets designated Type F or G, lots may have direct access to the street
requirements of the Thoroughfare Plan are met.----> if other
5.05 Sidewalks and Bikeways •
A. Sidewalks. Sidewalks shall be constructed in accordance with the Thoroughfare Plan of
the City of Wylie for all lots adjoining dedicated streets, along major thoroughfares where
lots do not adjoin the street, along power line easements and in other areas where
pedestrian walkways are necessary. Sidewalk construction may be delayed until
development of lots, but in locations not adjacent to lots and across bridges and culverts
the sidewalk shall be constructed with the other improvements to the subdivision or
addition. Sidewalks adjacent to screening walls shall generally be placed against the
screening walls to the subdivision or addition. Routing to clear poles, trees or other
obstacles shall be subject to approval by the City Engineer.
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Concrete sidewalks shall have a width of not less than four feet (4') and a thickness
less than four inches (4") and shall be constructed of two thousand ) PSIco of enc
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on both sides of all streets and thoroughfares within the subdivision. Sidewalks c shall b
constructed one foot (1') from the roe dewalks b;
property rty line within the street or thoroughfare
right-of-way and shall extend along the street frontage includingthe sideohfot
and block ends. Construction of sidewalks adjacent to curb in r sidentia of corner will
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considered only where driveway entrances are constructed from the rear areas wall be
sides of the street for the foil length of the block. In these instances, eof lots on both
be five (5') wide. The available one foot area between the propertyline ands
yeas edge
of the sidewalk shall be the location of the required sewer cleanot and the rear edge
the front edge of the sidewalk and the curb shall be the proper location forThe area between
box. the water meter
Sidewalks in commercial areas shall be a minimum width ,
the back of the curb to the building of five feet (5 ) or extend from
olineasrequiredbytheCity.
``• /'\' Sidewalks in industrial areas and lasses de
velopments evelopments will be as required by the City.
All concrete for sidewalks shall be placed on t\vo-inch (2") sand cushi
reinforced with 6x6 No. 10 gauge welded wire fabric. on and shall be
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Longitudinal slope of sidewalks shall be that of the curb adjacent to to
transverse slope of the sidewalk shall be 1/4 inch per foot starting at the back of the The
b.
The maximum ground slope from the edge of the sidewalk on the roesideth shall
not exceed eleven percent (11%). Instead of exceeding property�line shall
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a retaining wall shall be provided on the property line that is acceptov en percent bleto the C Cityity
Engineer.
Sidewalks shall be constructed by the individual home b '
with the Ci a colder and shill be in accordance
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B. Pedestrian Accesses. The Commission may require, in order
parks, to facilitate pedestrian
access from the streets to schools,
p ks, playgrounds, or other nearby streets, perpetual
unobstructed easements at least fifteen (15) feet in width. Easements shall
on the plat. be indicated
C. Bikeway's. Hike and bike sidewalks,designed and located according
be constructed along o to citystandards,shall
streets designated for hike and bike trails. Such sidewalks shall be
built by the owner at the time of site development, or, the owner may etiti
on e City
to construct such facilities, subject to escrow policies stated in Section 60 o f these
regulations. se
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RESIDENTIAL SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION
The City of Wylie Subdivision Regulations states in Sec. 5.05 A., " Sidewalks shall be
constructed in accordance with the Thoroughfare Plan of the City of Wylie for all lots
adjoining dedicated streets, along major thoroughfares where lots do not adjoin the street,
along power line easements and in other areas where pedestrian walkways are necessary.
Sidewalk construction may be delayed until development of lots, but in locations not
adjacent to lots and across bridges and culverts, the sidewalk shall be constructed with the
other improvements to the subdivision or addition." Additionally, the last paragraph of Sec.
5.05 A. states " Sidewalks shall be constructed by the individual home builder and shall
be in accordance with the City approved plans."
All of the cities surveyed allow the construction of sidewalks to coincide with the
construction of the house in residential subdivisions. All of the cities, except Mansfield and
Parker, have requirements for the construction of sidewalks to coincide with the
construction of the streets, alleys, and other improvements when those sidewalks do not
front a residential lot.
CITY BUILT BY HOME BUILDER REQUIREMENTS
Allen Yes Same as Wylie
Carrollton Yes Same as Wylie
Flower Mound Yes Same as Wylie
Frisco Yes Same as Wylie
Grapevine Yes Same as Wylie
Lewisville Yes Same as Wylie
Mansfield Yes None required*
McKinney Yes Walks one side only"`
Murphy Yes Same as Wylie
Parker No None requirede"
Plano Yes Same as Wylie
Rockwall Yes Same as Wylie
Rowlett Yes Same as Wylie
Sachse Yes Same as Wylie
The Colony Yes Same as Wylie
*The City of Mansfield does not require sidewalks, but if they are proposed, they are
installed with requirements similar to the City of Wylie Subdivision Regulations.
**The City of McKinney only requires a sidewalk on one side of a residential street.
***The City of Parker does not require sidewalks because of the extremely large minimum
lot size developed there.
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Discussion Item No. 2
Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting: April 6, 1999
Discussion Item No. 1 RE: Discussion regarding development standards for
sidewalks within industrial parks
Background:
See attached memo and survey from Sam Satterwhite, Executive Director for the Wylie
Economic Development Corporation.
Wylie Economic Development Corporation
MEMORANDUM
TO: Mr. Tobin Maples, Director of Planning
FROM: Samuel Satterwhite, Executive Directo
SUBJECT: Industrial Sidewalk Construction
DATE: April 1, 1999
BACKGROUND:
On March 15, 1999, Wylie Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) staff became aware
that the City of Wylie had failed to notify businesses within Premier Business Park that all new
development is required to construct a sidewalk along the perimeter of the property fronting a
major thoroughfare or roadway. As conveyed to the Planning and Zoning Commissioners during
their regularly scheduled meeting on March 16, 1999, WEDC staff believes a sidewalk
requirement for industrially zoned property is not necessary.
ANALYSIS:
To compliment the residential sidewalk construction survey prepared by the Department of
Community Development, the WEDC surveyed surrounding communities to determine
requirements within subdivision regulations pertaining to sidewalks within industrially zoned
property. The results of the survey are as follows:
City Requirements
Allen Same as Wylie
Carrollton None Required
Flower Mound *N/A
Frisco None Required
Grapevine To be Provided at Mtg.
Lewisville Same as Wylie
Mansfield To Be Provided at Mtg.
McKinney To be Provided at Mtg.
Murphy None Required
Parker To be Provided at Mtg.
Plano Same as Wylie
Rockwall None Required
Rowlett None Required
Sachse None Required
The Colony To be Provided at Mtg.
WEDC - Sidewalk Survey
April 1, 1999
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* Flower Mound has no specific reference to industrial property regarding sidewalk
development.
Regardless of the above results, are sidewalks within industrial areas good for Wylie? It is the
opinion of the WEDC Board of Directors that pedestrian traffic should not be encouraged within
industrial areas. Also, the WEDC believes that the issue of need should be considered.
RECOMMENDATION:
WEDC staff has no recommendation at this time. WEDC staff does request that the City of Wylie
delay their decision to require businesses along Hensley to put in sidewalks.
City of Wylie
Park Land Dedication Requirements
For all residential subdivisions the dedication of park land and/or payment of a fee
is required.
Park Land Dedication: 1.5 acres per every 100 dwelling units
Park Land Dedication Fees: $500 per dwelling unit.
- The City has the right to accept the dedication of park land for approval on
the final plat, or to require the payment of the fee, or a combination thereof.
- Dedication of park land will be in accordance with the Parks & Open Space
Master Plan. The City will determine the park location based on land
suitability.
- In cases where land dedication is chosen, the following minimum criteria must
be adhered to by the developer, at the developer expense, prior to acceptance
of the improvements by the city.
a) Grading and clearing of unwanted vegetation, to be determined by the
city;
b) Installation of sub-grade drainage. No open drainage channels will be
permitted on land being dedicated for park purposes; and,
c) Provision of water and sewer service to the site.
The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board reviews each plat and makes
recommendations for approval or denial, prior to consideration by the City
Council. The Board meets the fourth Monday of each month.
Staff will bring the Preliminary Plat to the Park Board for review; however, the
formal recommendation will not be made until the Final Plat has been submitted.
Reference: Chapter 78, Article IV. Parkland Dedication, amended March 9, 1999
Contact: Mindy Manson, Assistant to the City Manager, 972-442-8214
Bond Advisory Committee
Recommendation to City Council
March 9 , 1999
CITY OF WYLIE,TEXAS
• 1999 BOND PROJECTS
STREET PAVING AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS PROJECTS
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s y '. . Project ,,, .6 k0 ` 4.•.- Approox.' aProjected ,,Cumulative Minimum Current Futur °Agency:;:: Re airy S s{e Concerns!•
`It ,,'�k,, Description- _ '<; .- Length(ftL c'Cost•'-.. . = Total'�* '. Standards Standard •Growth Requirement Maintenance It.Benefite, Complaints
P1 Alanis Dr.from Century Way to South Ballard Ave.
3-lanes(1/2 6 lane divided),36'conc.pvmt.
-Extension of Sanden Blvd.
From SH 78 east to Century Way including bridge 1,850 $1,300,000 $1,300,000
-From Century Way to Ballard 4,400 $1,900,000 $3,200,000
-Intersection at Ballard 400 $500,000 $3,700,000
P2 Kirby St.from SH 78 to Birmingham St. 1,200 $900,000 $4,600,000 •
4-lane divided,48'conc.pvmt. .
P3 Stone Rd.from Birmingham St.to Ballard Ave. 1,600 $965,000 $5,565,000 •
4-lane divided,48'conc.pvmt.,signals,row
(Tier 2 County Project-County cost projection shown)
P4 Stone Rd.from Ballard Ave.to Akin Ln. 2,800 $2,000,000 $7,565,000 • • •
4-lane divided,48'conc.pvmt.
(Tier 1 County Project-2 lane reconstruction-$600,000)
P5 Ballard Ave.from Stone Rd.to Alanis Dr. 3,700 $2,600,000 $10,165,000 •
4-lane divided,48'conc.pvmt.
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P6 Miscellaneous traffic control improvements na $750,000 $10,915,000 • •
Signals @ McCreary&FM 544,Westgate Way&FM 544,
Sanden Blvd.&FM 544,Brown St.&Ballard Ave.,Westgate Way&Brown St.
Traffic calming on Westgate Way,Oak St.and Ballard Ave.
P7 Miscellaneous Alley Improvements(concrete reconstruction) 0,000
-Between Ballard Ave.and Jackson St. 400 $50,000 $11,800 $95,000 $11,0010,000
-Between Ballard Ave.and First St.
-East of Hilltop Ln.from Butler St.to Park St. 1,300 $160,000 $11,220,000
-East of Willow Way 400 $50,000 $11,270,000
-South of Stoneybrook Dr. 1,200 $145,000 $11,415,000
-Miscellaneous repairs and reconstruction na $100,000 $11,515,000
P8 Miscellaneous Street Improvements 6,700 $120,000 $11,635,000
-McMillen Road(asphalt overlay)
-Industrial Court(concrete reconstruction) 700 $100,000 $11,735,000
-Third St.from SH 78 to Butler St. 1,100 $70,000 $11,805,000
(Asphalt reconstruction from Oak to Masters,overlay remainder) na $100,000 $11,905,000
-Miscellaneous repairs and reconstruction
P9 Miscellaneous Median/Landscape Improvements na $70,000 511,975,000
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P10 Miscellaneous Sidewalk Improvements na $500,000 $12,475,000 •
-new sidewalk sections to connect existing sidewalks,
reconstruct sidewalks in poor condition
$12,475,000
Subtotal
3/4/99
1999 bond
CITY OF WYLIE,TEXAS
1999 BOND PROJECTS
DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS PROJECTS
at r � r : > t� j.�s wic It s Meet x Maintain Support „State „ n Excessive' �Overalf Citizer'
Iter` r s ,... ,= - Project =gyp? 4,Approx Prrojected Cumuiativet' Minimum Current Future Agency,. Repaihr t,System ;Conce net:'
m f-�- ` ` '• ' Description =�: < �"�`�• Length(ft) 'iCr Cost '' `r�"'^Total'-..=' Standards Standard Growth Requirement Maintenance:�Benefits Complaints
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D1 Hensley Lane na $50,000 $50,000 •
-Close Hensley Lane on either side of existing culverts.
Install temporary cul-de-sacs.
D2 Valentine Park channel 2,600 $100,000 $150,000 '
-Continue improvements west to creek which include
reshaping channel and adding rock riprap.
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D3 Ditch on south side of Stone Rd. 1,050 $45,000 $195,000
-Install culverts under existing driveways and excavate
ditch from Second St.to Hilltop Ln.
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D4 Ditch on north side of Stone Rd. 1,000 $80,000 $275,000 •
-Re-grade ditch westward from Akin Ln.to Hilltop. Install
alley and street culverts and modify inlet structure at Hilltop
D5 First St.to Second St. 2,400 $175,000 $450,000 • • •
-concrete lined drainage channel
D6 Rustic Oaks channel 2,300 $450,000 $900,000 • • • •
-Install underground storm drain system to carry low
flow drainage underground. Leave open,earthen-lined
channel above storm drains to provide additional capacity
for large rainfall events
D7 Graham Ct. 500 $7,500 $907,500 • •
-Install interceptor swales along private property to divert flow.
D8 Presidential Estates 2,800 $100,000 $1,007,500 •
-Remove existing structure and extend earthen-lined channel
south
D9 Foxwood Ln.cul-de-sac in Stone Grove Add'n. na $20,000 $1,027,500 • •
-Construct swales and berms on private property to divert
flow over curb and around structure.
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D10 Brown St.east of Kreymer Ln. 700 $200,000 $1,227,500
-Remove old reinforced concrete drainage basins along
south side and replace with 84"storm drainage pipe
Subtotal $1,227,500
3/4/99
1999 bond
CITY OF WYLIE,TEXAS
1999 BOND PROJECTS
SEWER MAIN IMPROVEMENTS PROJECTS
err., ,,,.r.zy,.- > 7c Meets Maintain Support k State Exeessivei$ O-erallk Citize
Project z :s,S a .. Appro_xa t Projected Cumulative Minimum :Current ,Future Agencyik Repair( System*✓ ,ConcerpsR//
Item s 2 -'' ' Description " ::`"«" Length(ft) (fiF Cost- 4n otat i e, Standards Standard Growth Requirement Maintenance%Benefits Complaints
Si Rehab and Replace Rush Creek Lift Station na $700,000 $700,000 • •
and Force Main(Existing Site)
S1A Additional Cost to move Rush Creek Lift Station south na $300,000 $1,000,000
to C.R.732 and new Force Main
S2 8"in Alley between Ballard St.and Jackson St. 1,300 $97,500 $1,097,500 • • •
(College St.to Stone)
-Replace an existing deteriorated line to reduce infiltration
and inflow into the sewer system
S3 8"in Alley between Second St.and Third St. 1,300 $97,500 $1,195,000 • • •
(Butler St.to Park St.)
-Replace an existing deteriorated line to reduce infiltration
and inflow into the sewer system
S4 8"in Alley between Third St.and Fourth St. 1,300 $97,500 $1,292,500 • •
(Butler St.to Park St.)
-Replace an existing deteriorated line to reduce infiltration
and inflow into the sewer system
S5 8"in Alley between Fourth St.and Hilltop 1,300 $97,500 $1,390,000 • •
(Butler St.to Park St.)
-Replace an existing deteriorated line to reduce infiltration
and inflow into the sewer system
S6 8"in Alley between Masters and Oak 350 $30,000 $1,420,000 • ▪ •
(Fourth St.to Fifth St.)
-Replace an existing deteriorated line to reduce infiltration
and inflow into the sewer system
S7 36"from Muddy Creek South 2,000 $260,000 $1,680,000 •
-From Sanden Blvd./SH 78 intersection southeast to existing
36"sewer in Woodbridge
S8 30"from Existing WWTP South 1,500 $165,000 $1,845,000 •
-From Alanis southwest to existing 30"sewer in Woodbridge
S9 48"to Future WWTP 4,500 $755,000 $2,600,000 •
-From existing 48"sewer in Woodbridge south along
Muddy Creek to new regional wastewater treatment plant
I&I Rehab Program • • • '
-Priority 2 Improvements na $120,000 $2,720,000 •
-Priority 3 Improvements $210,000 $2,930,000
Subtotal $2,930,000
3/4/99
1999 bond
CITY OF WYLIE,TEXAS
1999 BOND PROJECTS
WATER MAI IMPROVEMENTS PROJECTS
',, t5Mt a r a ,�Intp,. ' e Excessive Overall Cltize
{�,''a �'.�yr". �E'�� i ... 'a �.' .n i;;, ee :Maintain Suppo y. Slat,
t:, r • ". a' $Pd 0. r r K. . r t a},r,' Yx" ula. •oa r • •w..+•, ,
a�t ,�S s .j .Project+ ry $` Approz, roJeeted 'Cu M(nimum C,u7!lt� ;Future f;Agency Repal l 4Systemwy; •_Concerns/,;
Length(ft) Cost='4 Total 3 ' Standards Standard Growth Requirement Maintenance Benefit-- Complaints
W1 8"Water Main in alley between Third St.and Fourth St. 1,300 $93,000 $93,000 •
-Replace an existing sub-standard water line
W2 Miscellaneous Pump Station Improvements na ' $250,000 $343,000 •
-Service pump upgrades at existing plant sites to meet
TNRCC service pump requirements
W3 Miscellaneous utility replacements/relocations na $500,000 $843,000 • . • •
Subtotal $843,000
3/4/99
1999 bond
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1999 BOND PROJECTS
PARK IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS
Item Project Description Project Cumulative Meet Maintain Support Overall Citizen
Cost Project Minimum Current Future System' Concerns
Cost Standard .i Standards .. Growth ' Benefit Complaints'
PK1 Community Park: Soccer Field Lights(3 poles) $90,000 $90,000 X X X X
PK2 Community Park: Sidewalks, Drainage X X X
Asphalt $50,000 $140,000
(Concrete) ($160,000)
PK3 Community Park: One Mile Walking Path $75,000 $215,000 X X X
PK4 New Park: Baseball/Softball Lights-2 Fields $250,000 $465,000
X X X X
PKS New Park: Soccer Field Lights-2 Fields $250,000 $715,000 X X X X
Subtotal
$715,000
March 3, 1999
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CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS
1999 BOND PROJECTS
PRO ECTS REQUIRING NIAT'CHING FUNDS
Item Project Description • 'Cumulative.: Meet Maintain Support Overall Citizen
Cost Project Minimum Current Future System Concerns
Cost Standard Standards Growth Benefit Complaints
CO1 Stone Road - Ballard to Akin (2 lane- .8 mile) $600,000 $600,000 X X X X
CO2 Sachse Rd. (2 lane- 1.5 miles) $2,140,000 $2,740,000 X X
CO3 F.M. 1378 -F.M. 544 to Brown St. $2,064,000 $4,800,000 X X X X
County Share $2,402,000
City Share . . $2,402,000
March 3, 1999
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CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS
1999 BOND PROJECTS
'RO ECTS 'CJItt.ING:. TChING
Item Project Description Project Cumulative` Meet Maintain Support Overall Citizen
Cost Project Minimum Current Future System Concerns
Cost Standard Standards• Growth Benefit Complaints
FEDI S.H. 78&F.M. 544 Intersection Improvements $3,000,000 $3,000,000 X X X X
FED2 Sound&Light Mitigation S.H. 78 $500,000 $3,500,000 X X X X
FED3 F.M. 1378 Realignment $700,000 $4,200,000 X X X X
FED4 F.M. 544 Construction-F.M. 1378 to S.H. 78 $2,400,000 $6,600,000 X X X X
Federal Share $5,500,000
Local Share $1,100,000
March 3, 1999
Taxes on Single Family Residences
Current Tax Rate Plus $.05
$.675 $.725
Home Value Annual MonthlyMonthl
y
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Payment Payment Monthly Cost Difference
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$65,000 $438.75 $36.56 $39.27 +$2.71
$85300*> $563.63 $46.97 $50.45 +$3.48
$100,000 . .' $675.00 $56.25 $60.42 +$4.17
$125,000 $843.75 $70.31 $75.52 +$5.21
*The average home value in Wylie is $85,300
CITIZENS BOND ADVISORY COMMITTEE
NAMEToni Young Young 200 Westgate Way 442-7916 442-0900
Carter Porter 114 N. Ballard 429-1355 442-7652
Pat Nethery 401 Washington Place 442-1438 same
Lois Swartz 506 W. Jefferson 442-5583 2/692-3991
Rita Smith 401 N. Ballard 442-5705 same
308 Willow Way442-5027 235-5201
Wanda Sparks
Chuck Trimble 204 Rush Creek 442-1079 442-4484 - •
Julie Schmader 1308 Anchor Drive 442-9973 same
Sharon Dowdy
325 Callie Court 442-2471 442-7633
Warner Washington 621 Stoneybrook 442-0282 442-2765
PO Box 692 442-1302 : 442-2231
Mark Cooper
Roger Smith 106 Carriage House Way 442-9934
Donna Larson 345 Donna Drive 442-6424 442-2111 .
Gary E.Bowland 700 Westwind 442-1467 442-0453
Nelson L. Underwood 1712 Lincoln Dr. 442-7459 2/765-8717
Mike Collins, City Manager Chris Hoisted,Hogan Corp.
442-8120 380-4646
Mindy Manson, Assistant to the City Manager Jack Jones, Supt. Public Works
442-8120 : 442-7588
1999 BOND ELECTION
$22,190,000
"THE ISSUANCE OF $15,910,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION
BONDS FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS
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"THE ISSUANCE OF $
1 280,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS
FOR DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS"
750 000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS
"THE ISSUANCE OF $ FOR PARKS"
"THE ISSUANCE OF $4,250,000 REVENUE BONDS FOR
IMPROVEMENTS AND EXTENSIONS TO THE CITY'S
COMBINED WATERWORKS AND SEWER SYSTEM