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OFFICIAL RECORDS OF MOHAVE COUNTY AZ.
*JOAN McCALL, MOHAVE COUNTY RECORDER*
07/24/91 8:30 A.M. PAGE 1 OF 6
MOHAVE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
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RESOLUTION NO. 91-195
A RESOLUTION SETTING FORTH APPROVAL OF A REVISED PRELIMINARY
SUBDIVISION PLAN FOR RANCHO PALO VERDE, TRACT 4138, DESCRIBED AS
THE NE~ OF THE NE~ SECTION 1, TOWNSHIP 17 NORTH, RANGE 22 WEST,
LOCATED IN THE SOUTH MORAVE VALLEY AREA, MORAVE COUNTY, ARIZONA
WHEREAS, at the special meeting of the Mohave County Board
of Supervisors held on July 22, 1991, a public hearing was
conducted to determine the approval of the revised preliminary
subdivision plan for Rancho Palo Verde, Tract 4138, and
WHEREAS, the owner of this project is Doug Maxwell, Maxis
Incorporated of Scottsdale, Arizona. The Engineer of record is
Michael Mayer, P.E., of Standage and Truitt Engineering, Ltd. in
Mesa, Arizona, and
WHEREAS, the developer is proposing 168 lots at 4.2 single
family residential units per acre on this 40.16 acre project
site, and
WHEREAS, access to the development is provided by Laguna
Road on the North, which is an improved county road leading to
State Highway 95, approximately 1.75 miles to the west.
Vanderslice Drive, an unimproved, maintained county road to the
East, also provides access and which leads to State Highway 95
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approximately 1.75 miles to the south, and
WHEREAS, water will be provided by Lagoon Estates Water
Company, with Fort Mojave Tribal Utilities serving the sewage
disposal system. Solid waste disposal will be provided by private
hauler. The project will be served by Mohave Valley Fire
District, and
WHEREAS, the South Mohave Valley Area Plan indicates this
area proposed for rural residential development. A recommended
Area Plan change has been recommended for approval to permit
higher density single family lot subdivisions to be approved.
Therefore, the proposal will be in conformity with the South
Mohave Valley Plan, and
WHEREAS, the CommissiQp at their meeting on July 10, 1991
did recommend conditional approval of the preliminary subdivision
plan for Tract 4138, with the following noted:
Petition of Exception was submitted for the following
exceptions:
1. Partial right-of-way dedications;
2. Streets and rights-of-way less than Mohave County
standard;
3. Block lengths of less than 500 feet;
4.
Single tiered lots adjacent to Laguna Drive,
Vanderslice Drive, and the south property line;
5. Eight (8') foot PUE's along front lot lines.
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The granting of this petition will not be detrimental to the
public welfare or injurious to other adjacent properties.
This request will not nullify the intent or purpose of the
master plan of the County or of the Subdivision Regulations.
The special circumstances or conditions which warrant these
deviations from the design standards are as follows:
1. Full width rights-of-way (84') are required on the
arterial streets of Laguna Drive and Vanderslice Drive.
These arterial streets are part of the County's Master
Plan. The adjacent rights-of-way north of the
centerline of Laguna Drive and east of the centerline
of Vanderslice Drive are on Fort Mojave land and will
be available as easements or will be acquired;
2. Full width roadway improvements and rights-of-way for
the on-site streets are not required for drainage or
traffic control purposes. The on-site streets do meet
the Urban Street Standards, a supplement to the
Subdivision Regulations, dated November 14, 1990,
issued by Mohave County Public Works Department;
3. The request for block lengths of less than 500' in
length is required due to the curvilinear nature of the
plan and is its neighborhoods. It will still allow good
traffic flow within the development and access to each
lot;
4. Single tiered lots adjacent to Laguna Drive,
Vanderslice Drive and the south property line allow for
the implementation of a one foot vehicular non-access
easement adjacent to the arterial streets to limit
access. A single tier across the south property line
allows for continuation of the street and lot patterns
in the property directly to the south;
5. Eight (8') foot public utility easements are proposed
for the front lot lines within the project and allow
for the installation of the needed utilities. Sewer and
water are to be located in the street with telephone,
gas, and electric placed underground in the eight (8')
foot easement adjacent to the back of curb, thus
eliminating the need for full sixteen (16') foot
easements on the rear property lines and will make the
utili ty runs shorter, reducing the costs of overall
improvements to the subdivision.
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The Commission recommends APPROVAL of the Petition of
Exceptions based on the aforementioned justifications with a
modification to #5 and e. Staff would recommend that the
proposed eight (8') foot PUE be expanded to a ten (10') foot
PUE.
The Commission recommends APPROVAL of the Rancho Palo Verde
Preliminary Plan with the following conditions:
1. The conditional approval of this subdivision is based
on the understanding of the Planning and Zoning
Commission that all streets within the subdivision will
be constructed and paved with asphaltic concrete in
accordance with Standard Specifications #101.10A or
better; the streets shall include curb and gutter; a
water supply and distribution system including fire
flow will be constructed to serve each lot; grading and
drainage related improvements will be made as
recommended by the design engineer and as approved by
the County Engineer in the submitted and approved
drainage reports; arrangements will be made to extend
underground electric and telephone service to each lot
in accordance with Arizona Corporation Commission
regulations; approval for water . system and sewage
disposal shall be obtained from the Arizona Department
of Environmental Quality prior to recording the Final
Plat, the FMTUA agreement for sewer services shall be
filed with the P&ZC staff; water availability statement
to be obtained from the Arizona Department of Water
Resources; all lots and street centerline monuments
will be staked.and monumented in accordance with
Standard Specification #102; fire hydrants will be
provided at locations prescribed by the Mohave Valley
Fire District; street name and regulatory signs will be
installed in accordance with the requirements of the
Mohave County Subdivision Regulations except as stated
in the approved Peti tion of Exception and as
recommended by the design engineer and; the
owner/subdivider is responsible for the completion of
improvements and shall provide assurance for all
required subdivision improvements in accordance with
Article V of the Subdivision Regulations.
2. The developer will make the same commitments for
improvements in the prospectus to the State Real Estate
Commission as is required for approval of this tract by
the Board.
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3. A corporate entity for this project shall be formed for
provisions of perpetual maintenance for this project's
block walls, drainage easements, or any other
facilities deemed private in nature, but are open to
the public. Articles of incorporation shall be
submitted with Final Plans.
4. The Arizona Department of Water Resources determine
that there is adequate water supply to serve this
subdivision and furthermore, all issues concerning
present perfect right to water shall be resolved prior
to recordation of the Final Plat.
5. The County Engineer has made comments in regard to the
drainage report and the revised preliminary plan as
submitted, in a letter dated June 17, 1991. The
questions involving drainage shall be addressed in
amended documentation. All concerns will be addressed
and resolved to the County Engineer's satisfaction as a
New Preliminary Plan. Should there be a substantial
redesign of the Preliminary Plan, as presented, the
owner/subdivider will be required to resubmit this
subdivision as a Revised Preliminary Plan for review
and consideration.
6. No Building Permits shall be issued or authorized until
sewer hookups to the FMTUA have been provided and
assurances received that the FMTUA trunk line along
Mountain View Road is in place and functioning.
7. The E~ right-of-way for Vanderslice Road and N~ Laguna
Road adjacent to this subdivision shall be available as
easements or will be acquired prior to Final Plat
recordation.
8. Letters of service from. each utility serving this
project shall be provided prior to recordation.
9. A one (1') foot vehicular non-access easement shall be
provided for any double fronted lots where roads are
contiguous to real property lines.
10. The one ( 1 ') foot vehicular non-access easements as
designated on the plat and where lots are double
fronted by two separate rights-of-way shall have a six
(6') foot minimum block wall erected upon it to ensure
non-access.
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I!. The following street names shall be corrected:
North Sage Drive to be Sage Way
North Ocotillo Drive to be Ocotillo Drive
Ocotillo Drive to be Ocotillo Court
Bowser Blvd. to be Ocotillo Way
12. Amendment to the Area Plan to reflect Single Family
Residential use.
13. The engineer of record submit a New Preliminary Plan to
staff for review that meets all the comments as set
forth by staff. When the information is correct, as
reviewed by the Planning Director, the owner/developer
may submit for Final Plat.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of Supervisors,
at their special meeting on Monday, July 22, 1991, conditionally
approved this preliminary subdivision plan as recommended by the
Mohave County Planning and Zoning Commission and outlined herein.
MORAVE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
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Lois J. Hubbard, Chairman