CONA Project Lead

Peter

Status:

Site Plan expiration extended to XXXXX.

Mitigation of encroachment into BCP property is still pending. The developer cleared about an acre of public preserve land, encroached on the preserve with foundations for two garden homes, and left debris on the preserve land when the development project was abandoned. The City of Austin legal department sent a draft mitigation agreement to the developer in September 2006, and it still had not been executed as-of March 2007. In late May 2007 the City filed a lawsuit against the developers, Eddie Jones and Sergio Lozano, for significant habitat damage on the City's Ivanhoe Preserve.

Actions Needed:

• Continued monitoring of Colina Vista, Ribelin Ranch, and Rancho La Valencia applications and updates to ensure the shared driveway agreement is implemented.
• Continued monitoring to ensure mitigation of damage to Balcones Canyonland Preserve.

Documents:

Document (opens in seperate window)	Description/Comment	Original Source
map
Applicant's Appeal ZAP Denial to extend site plan March 2006 City Council Backup Information Decision Points presented by City Attorney to City Council 27 April, 2006 City Council Hearing Transcript March 9, 2006 City Council Hearing Transcript
Aerial survey of BCP encroachment		City Attorney
Comparison of Traffic to other projects		CONA
Pictures: debris, silt fence disrepair 1 and 2, two garden homes close and more distant, street setback, original Tumbleweed Restaurant pad 1 and 2 and stairs, villa spa and pool, workmanship, roadway 1 and 2
May 2007 Lawsuit for Significant Habitat Damage		City Attorney