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1997-368 ORDINANCE NO AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, PROVIDING FOR APPROVAL OF A DETAI~.,ED PLAN FOR A 5 491 ACRE TRACT LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF INTERSTATE 35 EAST, NORTH OF THE TOWN OF CORINTH CITY LIMITS, PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY IN THE MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF $2,000 FOR VIOLATIONS THEREOF, AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE WHEREAS, Halff Associates, on behalf of Ford Land Leasing Development, has applied for approval of a detmled plan for the 5 491 acres descnbed in Exbabtt A, which constitutes a port,on of the planned development, and WHEREAS, on October 22, 1997, the Plannmg and Zoning Commission recommended approval of the detoaled plan, and WHEREAS, the City Council finds that the detailed plan will be in compliance with the Denton Development Plan, NOW, THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON HEREBY ORDAINS SECTION I That the Detmled Plan covenng 5 491 acres out of PD-12, and more particularly descnbed by the legal descnpt~on attached hereto and ~ncorporated herem as Exhibit A, is hereby approved, such plan being attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exlublt B and that the Landscape Plan covenng the subject 5 491 acres, such plan being attached hereto and incorporated hereto as Ex[nblt C, is also hereby approved ~ECTION II That the Detailed Plan and Landscape Plan are subject to the following condltion~ 1 No pubhc address system shall be installed as part of site operations 2 L~ghtlng shall be in compliance w~th s~te hghtlng plan which is attached hereto and incorporated hereto as Exlublt D and as follows (a) Prevention of upward hght diffusion will be accomplished through the use of cutoff lumlnmres which chrect light perpendicular toward ground surfaces (b) Light spillage on to adjacent residential propemes will be controlled as per the illumination levels lnchcated on the site lighting plan (c) Hours of operation for display hghts shall be dusk until 9 00 p m, with the understanchng that security lights will operate from 9 00 p m to daybreak 3 Tree Preservation (a) The exact number of trees to be preserved ~s ~ Temporary fencing shall be placed around the dnphne of all trees to be preserved dunng construction to m~mm~ze root d~sturbances Preservation techmques as outhned in Exhibit E, which ~s attached hereto and incorporated hereto, will be observed (b) The number of new trees to be planted ~s ,fl~ , all of which will be either red or hve oaks, w~th a mlmmum caliper of four (4) inches (e) Any trees that do not survive, whether preserved or newly planted, shall be replaced by a four-inch cahper tree 4 A screenmg wall shall be constructed along the south property line as per specifications set forth an Exhibit F which is attached hereto and incorporated herem SECTION III That the pmvmons of tbas ordinance, as they apply to the 5 491 acres described hy Exhibit A, govern and control over any conflicting prows~ons of ordinances relating to PD-12, as they relate to the subject property, but all the provisions of sa~d ordinances relating to PD-12 as they apply to the remainder of the planned development district not hereto amended shall continue in force and effect and shall apply to the remainder of sa~d d~stnct SECTION IV That a copy of th~s ordinance shall be attached to PD-12, showing the amendment herem approved SECTION V That any person v~olatmg any prowslon of th~s ordmance shall, upon conwctaon, be fined a sum not exceedmg $2,000 00 Each day that a prows~on of th~s ordinance ~s violated shall constitute a separate and distract offense SECTION VI That th~s ordinance shall become effective fourteen (14) days from the date of l~S passage, and the City Secretary ~s hereby d~rected to cause the caption of th~s ordinance to be pubhshed twice m the Denton Record Chromcle, official newspaper of the C~ty of Denton, Texas, w~thm ten (10) days of the date of~ts passage PASSED PROVED th sthe/ day PAGE 2 ATTEST JENNIFER WALTERS, CITY SECRETARY APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM HERBERT L PROUTY, CITY ATTORNEY PAGE 3 EXHIBIT A 54907 ACRE TRACT BEING o froot of Iond out of the Gideon WolKer Survey. Abstrocf No 1330. in the City of Denton, Denton County, Texas and being port of the 215 3439 acre tract of land conveyed to Ookmont Cenedfen Land Pertners Ltd, by deed recorded in Denton County Clerk's F~ie (DCCF) No 94-R0003975 fn the Deed Records of Denton County, Texee (DROCT),ond being more portfculerly described os ~ollows COMMENCING oto found 1/2-inch iron rod ot *he Intersect,on of the west rlght-of-wey line of Post Ock.~ 100 foot wide street rlght-of-w~y, dedlceted to the City of Co~lmth. Tex~s by plot recorded In Ceblmet F. Poge 233 of the ORDCT end the southwesterly rlght-of-w~y line of Interstote Highwoy 35E (~ v~ri~ble width ROW). thence with the southwesterly line of s~d In~erstote H~ghwey 35E. the following courses end d~sfonces North 42 degrees 24 minutes 34 seconds West for ~ dlstcnce of 7206 feet to o found 1/2 inch Iron rod. North 50 degrees 12 minutes 52 seconds West for ~ dlst~nce of 6263 feet to ~ found 1/2-inch Iron rod ~t the beg~mmlnG of non-t~ngent curve to the rlght, h~vlmg of 1~138 feet end whose long chord bee~s No,th 44 degrees 57 minutes 23 seconds West for ~ drst~mce of 274 09 feet. Northwesterly with s~ld curve through ~ central engle of 10 degrees 45 minutes 42 seconds end em crc dlst~mce of 274~9 feet to e point. North 39 degrees 34 minutes 31 seconds West for ~ distance of 3017 feet to o point fo~ *he beginning of o curve to the left. h~vlng ~ r~dius of 146138 feet end whose long chord beers North 44 degrees 57 minutes 16 seconds West for ~ dlst~nce of 27399 feet. Northwesterly with sold curve through ~ cemtrelengle of 10 degrees 45 minutes 29 seconds end ~ err distance of 274~9 feet to o point of tongemcy. North 50 degrees 20 minutes O0 seconds West for ~ dlstcnce of 81171 feet to ~ found 5/8-loch l~on ~od with plastic cGp fo~ the POINT OF BEGINNING. THENCE dep~tlng the southwesterly ¢lght-of-wey line of sold Interstete HighwQy 3SE. South 47 degrees 07 minutes 19 seconds West for ~ distance of 35298 feet to ~ found 5/8-1rich rod with plos*lc c~p In the north line of The Woods ot OGkmomt. Phose 2 .em ~ddltiom to ~he City of Corinth. Denton County. Tex~s ~ccordlng to the plot filed for ~ecord in C~blnet N Pege 97 of *he DRDCT. THENCE with the north line of the seld ~ddltion. North 86 degrees O0 minutes 24 seconds West for ~ distence of 60978 feet to e found 5/8-1rom ~od with pl~stlc cop for co~mer. THENCE dep~rtimg the north line of the s~ld odditlon North 35 degrees 10 minutes 1l seconds West for e dlsf~nce of 49 99 feet *o ~ found 5/8-Inch iron rod with plcsfic c~p for ~ corner lm the cemterllne of o 100 foot wide Texos Powe~ & Light Compomy e~sememt conveyed by Instruments recorded lm Volume 313. Pege 356. Volume 373. P~ge 242. Volume 517. Pege 518. Volume 518. Poge 101 ~md Volume 1062. P~ge 62 of The ORDCT. THENCE North 54 degrees 48 minutes 13 seconds E~sf.~long the cemfe~line of s~id eesement. for ~ distGmce of 725 86 feet to ~ found 5/8-inch Iron rod with pl~stlc cop In the southwest rIght-of-woy line of Interstate Highwoy 35E for ~ co~mer om ~ curve to t~e left boring redlus of 5879.65 feet end whose long chord beers South 48 degrees 49 m~nutes 30 seconds Eos* for ~ dlst~nce of 31008 feet. THENCE with the southwest ~lght-of-w~y line of seld Interstate Hlghw~y 35E. end curve to the left through e centr~l~ngle of 03 degrees 01 minutes 19 seconds end em ~rc d~stence of 31011 feet to ~ found 5/8-inch iron rod with pl~stic cop for the point THENCE continuing with s~id southwest rlght-of-wey line of Interstate Hlghwcy 35E. South 50 ~egcees 20 minutes O0 seconds Eost fo~ ~ dlsfonce of 8989 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING end comtelnimg' 239.174 squ~me feet or 5 4907 ccres of lend mo~e or less EXHIBIT B EXHIBIT ~, ,,, ~-~ ',¢4",~&~¢;;~ ~ ,,~ !, I, -- I1 - , ~ _! il,:,, LIGHTING FIXTURE DETAILS LIGHTING SPECIFICATIONS FIXTURE TYPE POLE TYPE COMMENTS HEIGHT WATTS Lynx I Light Ftxture 20' 400 w / MH Uesd only along the back of the site next to the residential lots Detrolt Light F~xture 27' 1000 w / MH Used ~n the ~ntenor of the s~te Sector Light Fixture 13 5' 400 w / MH Used along the front of the s~te for the thsplay of new cars LYNX I & II APPLICATIONS Parbng areas, entrances, mannas, fast food Iota and other no-glare applications CONSTRUCi'ION FEATURES Housing-- One piece formed and weld- ed aluminum with internal steel rein- forcement plate Optical Aaeen'lblles -- Clear, tem- pered, flat glass lens ~s held m place w~th sealant tape and~s~x retan~ng cl~ps Lens door is one piece formed aluminum h~nged to housing and secured w~th cap- t~ve stalnlass steel screw A continuous EDPM gasket seals door to housing The scoop shaped reflector ~s specular, linear Weather proof, one p~ece parapol~c forward throw, providing opti- formed aluminum housing mum forward projecbon Internal alu- minum reflector baffle provldas effective rear cutoff at 10° from nadir Ballast -- The ballast components are mounted to a formed steel tray for ease of installation and servic~ng Ballasts are HPF and starting rated to -20°F Ballasts for Metal Halide are constant wattage autotransformer, while High Pressure Sodium are CWA with alectmnic starter Mounting Arm -- 33/16" x 411/16'' extruded aluminum (6" long for LN I, 10" for LN II) Mounting arm Is supplied with Continuous four 3/8" rods and nuts for easy field door gasket assembly of luminalre ~) pole Finish -- Standard baked-on polyester finish ~s dark bronze Other ftn~shas ara Specular parabolic reflector avadable w~th ~ntsrnal rear-cut-off baffle Sealed-~n tempered glass LNI/LNII Effective Projected Area LNI - 1 7 Sq Ft ,~__~, .... LNII-26Sq Ft I ' ~ ~ ....... 875/1075 ~ 23 25/28 437 ~ WHITEWAY LYNX I ORDERING INFDRMATION I LAMP ORDERING* NET WATTAGE NUMBER DESCRIPTION WT/LBS , ~-"~ METAL HALIDE -- 175W LNI-175-M Lumlnalrs with arm & fiat glass lens 31 250W LNI-250-M Lumlnalm with arm & fiat glass lens 35 400W LNI-400-M Lum~nalre with arm & fiat glass lens 38 HIGH PRES.SURE SODIUM 150W LNI-150*HPS Lurnlnalre with arm & fiat glass lens 32 250W LNI-250-HPS Lumlnalre with arm & fiat glass lens 35 400W LNI-400-HPS Lumlna~m with arm & fiat glass lens 31 U L & CSA Listed LYNX II ORDERING INFORMATION LAMP ORDERING* I NET WATTAGE NUMBERI DESCRIPTION WT/LBS METAL HALIDE 400W LNII-400 M Lum~na~re w~th arm & fiat glass lens 63 1000W LNII-1000 M Lum~na~re w~th arm & fiat glass lens 75 HIGH PRESSURE ,SODIUM 400W LNII-400 HPS Luminare with arm & flat glass lens 76 1000W LNII-1000 HPS Lumina~re w~th arm & flat glass lens 82 OI~'I'IONS ORDERING INFORMATION FOR POLES & BRACKETS [ DESCRIPTION ORDER SUFFIX I SEE SECTION G Photoelectric Control - Suilt in, 120v - 277v PC Photo Receptacle - 480V PR ~ Wall Mounting Smd(et WM RATIO = DISTANCE ' ~, Single Fuse SF MOUNTING HEIGHT Double Fuse DF ISOFOOTCANDLB CURVES LNII-1000M LNI-400M ISOLUX DIAGRAM INITIAL HORIZ ISOLUX DIAGRAM INITIAL HORIZ 5 ~. r 20' 25 30' 35' 40' 4 f/ 3 3~' S 50 32 22 16 12 2 20 12 89 65 50 ,,.. 1 1 FRONT 0 ~ F 50 32 22 16 13 30 19 13 10 08 ~a G .30 19 13 10 08 1 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 This report has been prepared in accordance with lES guides on testing procedures It ~s representative of lum~na~rss tested under standardized -- and stabilized conditions Venous operstmg factors can cause differences WHITEWAY .on, orsto ,ds nd c ' e e r' ence 1 1 95 DETROIT APPLICATIONS Parking areas, auto lots, tennis courts, and other no-glare applications CONS?RUCi'ION FEATURES Lumlnalre Ho[Islng -- A bold and rugged extruded and welded aluminum housing Door Frame-- Extruded, fully gasketed, door assembly, hinged, and latched for tool-less entry Optical Aseembly -- Clear, tempered, fiat glass lens ~nstalled in extruded door frame A sharp ~utoff forward throw d~s- tnbutlon ~s produced by a h~ghly specular anodized alum~t~um, I,near parabolic reflector The optical assembly ~e field adjustable allowing 90' rotation for total light flexibility Lampholder -- Enclosed mogul porce- lain socket w~th spring loaded, mckel plated center contact and reinforced lamp gnp screw shell H~gh Pressure Sodium sockets are pulse rated Ballast Assembly -- Starting rated at -20°F Ballasts for' Metal Halide lamps are constant wattage autotransformer type Ballasts for High Pressure Sodium lamps are constant wattage autotransformer type us,ng an electron,c starter All bal- lasts are H~gh Power Factor Mounting -- Flush mount to a square pole ~s standard Finish -- Standard baked-on polyester pant finish ~s Dark Bronze For other fin- ~shas, consult factory Effecbve Projected Area 3 8 Sq Ft WHITEWAY DETROIT, ORDERING INFDRMATION I LAMP ORDERING* NET ~ WATTAGE NUMBER DESCRIPTION WT/LBS ~ METAL HALIDE 400W DT-400M-FT L. uminalre with fiat glass lens 128 1000W DT-1000M-FT Lumlnalm with fiat glass lens 138 HIGH PRF..,.~SURE 8ODIUM 400W DT-400HPS-FT Luminalre with fiat glass lens 130 1000W DT-10OOHPS-FT Lumlnalre with fiat glass lens 148 *NOT~. .~o~y t~a~t ~talge -- 120, ~ 240, 2//, 347 480 ~r MT U L. & C~A Llated OPTIONS I DESCRIPTION ORDER SUFFIX ] -P~o R~epmc~a (~00~ & 4a0v) PR Multi-Tap Ballast (120v tO 277v) MT REFER TO POLES & BRACKETS SECTION FOR ORDERING INFORMATION ISOFOOTCANDLE CURVES (Horizontal) Lum~na~re Series DT.1000M.FT Lumlna~re Senes DT-1000HPS-FT ~'~ MOUNTING HEleHT 3 ~ /~ ~ 3 / .~ ,.~ ~s,.,~o, 3~,4o, .- ~o,.'3o ~ -Tr "" - 2 2 / // ~,~"'~ A ;22 14 10 73 58 / / r I A 22 14 10 73 56 1 ( ~ ~ I B 11 ?, S0 SS 2S I , 11 72 50 SS 2B FRONT ( I I f C 45 28 2,0 1 4 11 FRONT ' - '~ ' ' i' C 4S 28 20 1 4 1 %.'%.'~ ~,k D 22 14 10 78" REAR ~,~, t~, O 22 14 10 73 56 1 ___.._~ E 1'~ 7 S0 36 28 1 ~,~ ~...~. ~ =~ F 45 28 20 14 11 ~ ~ F 45 25 20 ~4 H 2 ~ 2 RATIO = DISTANCE MOUNTING HEIGHT This report has been prepared ~n accordance wi~ lES guides on testing prcoedure~ It Is representative of lumina/res tested under standan~iz~d and stab~I/zed conditions Vadous operating factors can cause differences between laboratory data end actual field performance WHITEWAY ',~ O,.~..n.',',,..u. ~,.~,.~,,:O,",,~.~ <~13)~,..~, ,~ --~ 796 SECTOR APPLICATIONS Auto sales lots, tentqia courts, building facade, sign/billboard, and other applldatlor~ requiring optimum light control CONSTRUCTION FEATURES Lum lnalre Housing --The Sector series has twin optical sesenlblles with Identical beam spreads Each optical head consists of two reflector half sections mede from extruded alu- minum, anodized processed to provide apecu- lar or diffuse finlshac Upper and lower hanes are secured to a key channel Io~kJng bar and held rigid by the ~at aluminum end plates Lens is tempered, oisar, flat glass with an extruded one-piece formed EPT gsekat for high temperature operation Each assembly is secured to the eallaat compar~nent and ori- ented to aiming position by a s~lgla pivot and Iockhg screw Lamp servicing is through a gasketed lamp compartment access door, held securely by screws, on the end plate Ballast Compartment -- All aluminum con- etructlon with seleatlon of two mounting arrangements, 2" hub A full length recacsed access cover is gaaketed for ralntlght rating and provides total access to all ballast compo- nents 2" hub model Includes a universal adjustable leveling,plate that la utilized any pole shape or wall Integrel Balleat -- Starting rated to Pivot LocklngScrew -20°F Ballast for Metal Halide lamps are con- stent wattage aut0transformar (CWA) ~/pa. Ballast for High Preseure Sodium lamps are constant wattage autotransformer [~pe using an electronic starter circuit All ballasts are High Power Factor Mounting -- A 2" pipe threaded hub or cou- pling with a service entry thru the canter is necessary only for the 2" hub model mounting The 2" slipfltter mounted model oan be installed wl~ the normal 2" pipe nlppisv~x~la Individual tenon Integral Aiming Adjuefl'aent--Each optical assembly Ballasts is secured to the sl~ea of the ballast compart- ment with a single, pivot Iocl~ng screw Pivot locking screw is accessible with ballast com- partment cover removed Lampholdar -- Enclosed mogul pomelaln socket with spring leaded, nickel plated center contact and reinforced ismp grip esrew ~lell High Pressure Sodium sockets are pulse 360° Rotation rated Other wattagea and lamp types available on request Flnlah -- Btandard baked.on polyester paint finish Is Dark Bronze on optical assembly and end plates, mounting, fittings and be[last cempertment assembly Reflectors are anodized processed on both internal and external surfaces Note Designed for up arid downwa~ aJlling WH ITEWAY =..uv, Projected Area 4 3 Sq Ft SECTOR ORDERING INFORMATION LAMP ORDERINGI I NET _.~ ~ WA'Fi'AGE , NUMBER DEBORIPTIQN WT/LBS METAL HAl In; 2SOW ! SR'2SO-M.42. 'l~pe 2v x Sh beam $2 250W I 8R*26o. M 46 'l~e 6v x Sh beam 62 400W SR*40e-M-42 ~ 3v x 5h beam 400W 8R*400.M.46 'F/~e 5v x 5h beam 56 HIGH PI~_~$$URE SODIUM 250W 8R*2~O-HP8-42 'F/pe 2v x Eh beam 67 250W ~ 8R'2~0 HPS-4$ l~e Ev x Eh beam 67 400W 8R*400-HP8-42 ~ 2v x Sh beam 79 400W 8R*400-HPS-46 ~ 6v x Sh beam 79 NOTE ~1~¢¢/ballast voltage -- 1~0, 2(~, 240, 2~ ~7 4~0 v~ ~' MT U L & C~A Meted OPTIONS I DESCRIPTION ORDER SUFFIX I Adjustable Arms for La~lal Aiming , AA Extended and Adjualable Arms for lateral Nmin9 SC Square Profile Shroud ¢~n O~tlcal Aaaembllea P8 Slnl~le Fu~e 8F Double Fu~e DF Opbon "SC"- Extended Arms EXHIBIT E TO. John Cooper _ _ DATE' November 23, 1997 County Extenmon Agent - Horticulture Denton County FROM. Jerry F Roberts AVO 16237 SIJBJECT. Denton Lincoln Mercury Based on our meeting Fnday, these are your recommended rules of thumb or gtndehnes' to be followed to preserve the trees 1 The root zone area ~s a c~rcle hawng a radius equal to the height of the tree The depth ~s vanable 1 No more than 50 % of the root zone should be d~sturbed and construction should come no closer than 5' to the tree trunk 1 The treetop should be pruned ~n rough proportion to loss of root zone If50% of root zone ~s removed, prune no more than 35% of the upper growth 1 Installation of landscaping or tuffabove the root zone should be done by hand or by small eqtnpment operated by a skilled operator 1 All preparation work in the root zone shall be accomphshed ~n the dormant season The dormant season ends m early March 1 Plpmlg for lrngatlon systems ~nstalled tn the root zone should be nm radml to the tree trunk rather than across the root zone 1 Installatton ofptpelmes across the root zone should be bored under the root zone I Post oak trees are especially sensitive to d~sturbance mill