LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH CENTER
File #: 18-1003    Name:
Type: General Business Status: Passed
File created: 8/16/2018 In control: Broken Arrow City Council
On agenda: 9/4/2018 Final action: 9/4/2018
Title: Consideration, discussion, and possible approval of PUD-282 (Planned Unit Development) Chase Bank, 1.35 acres, CH, one-quarter mile south of Albany Street, east of 9th Street
Attachments: 1. 2-Published PC Factsheet, 2. 3-Case Map, 3. 4-Aerial, 4. 5-PUD 282 Development Standards, 5. 6-Hillcrest Lynn Lane Plat
Broken Arrow City Council
Meeting of: 09-04-2018

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Consideration, discussion, and possible approval of PUD-282 (Planned Unit Development) Chase Bank, 1.35 acres, CH, one-quarter mile south of Albany Street, east of 9th Street

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Background:
Planned Unit Development (PUD)-282 involves a 1.35 acre parcel located one-quarter mile south of Albany Street, east 9th Street. With PUD 282, applicant is proposing to develop the property for use as a financial institution.

On December 20, 1999, the City Council approved BAZ-1396, a request to rezone the site from A-1 to C-5 (now converted to CH), subject to the property being platted. The project site was platted as Lot 1, Block 1, Hillcrest Lynn Lane recorded in Tulsa County on February 15, 2006 (PT05-129).

As part of the 9th Street widening project, Reno Street was rerouted to the south and became 10th Street. The pavement for Reno Street was removed west of 10th Street but the right-of-way remains. On August 9, 2018, the Planning Commission approved a request for a Change of Access (CA18-100) to allow access from the north property boundary across the Reno Street right-of-way to 9th Street. A second driveway is proposed along the east side of the site at 10th Street.

The Zoning Ordinance requires a screening fence when nonresidential uses abut residential uses. Through the PUD, the applicant requests a waiver of the screening requirement as the Reno Street right-of-way provides a buffer between the project site and the residential neighborhood to the north, and there is an existing masonry wall along the perimeter of the residences.

The parking requirement for financial institutions with a drive-thru is one space per 300 square feet amounting to a minimum of 12 spaces and a maximum of 15 spaces, plus four stacking spaces for the drive-thru. Through the PUD, the applicant is requesting approval to have 40 parking s...

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