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File #: 21-474    Name:
Type: Resolution Status: Consent Item Ready
File created: 5/3/2021 In control: City Council
On agenda: 6/14/2021 Final action:
Title: Approval of a resolution accepting approximately 105 acres out of the W. J. Ragsdale A-268 Survey and the A. M. Esnaurizar A-20 Survey, into the City of New Braunfels extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ), located near the intersection of FM 758 and SH 123 North.
Attachments: 1. Location Map, 2. Request Letter & Release, 3. Resolution
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PRESENTER: Presenter

Christopher J. Looney, AICP; Planning and Development Services Director

 

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Approval of a resolution accepting approximately 105 acres out of the W. J. Ragsdale A-268 Survey and the A. M. Esnaurizar A-20 Survey, into the City of New Braunfels extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ), located near the intersection of FM 758 and SH 123 North.

 

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DEPARTMENT: Planning and Development Services

 

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COUNCIL DISTRICTS IMPACTED: Outside City Limits

 

 

BACKGROUND INFORMATION:

Case #:                                                               CS21-0128

 

Owner/Applicant:                     Dennis J. Wilkerson

                                                               18 Augusta Pines Drive #210C

                                                               Spring, TX 77389

                                                               (281) 932-9997                     

dennis@tour18inc.com

 

Staff Contact:                                          Holly Mullins

                                                               (830) 221-4054                     

hmullins@nbtexas.org

 

 

ISSUE:

The subject property is located just outside the current City of New Braunfels ETJ boundary. In 2018, the cities of New Braunfels and Seguin executed an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement identifying areas of land that would pass from Seguin’s ETJ to that of New Braunfels upon a request from the property owner.

 

Mr. Wilkerson’s 105 acres are located within this “secondary acceptance” area and he is hereby requesting the entire property be added to the City of New Braunfels ETJ. This will allow his proposed residential subdivision to be reviewed by the City of New Braunfels along with the adjacent Jaroszewski property, simplifying the development review process (so they don’t have to be reviewed by two different jurisdictions).

 

FISCAL IMPACT:

Cost of staff time to review subdivision plats and infrastructure construction documents is recovered through development application fees.

 

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RECOMMENDATION:

Commission Recommendation:

The Planning Commission held a public hearing on May 4, 2021 and recommended acceptance of the property (8-0-0 with Commissioner Gibson absent).

 

Staff Recommendation:

Acceptance of the property to facilitate streamlined development services for the property owners.

 

Attachments:

1.                     Location Map

2.                     Request Letter and Seguin Release

3.                     Resolution