File #: 20-302    Version: 1
Type: Resolution Status: Agenda Ready
In control: City Council
On agenda: 8/10/2020 Final action: 8/10/2020
Title: Dedication of Public Right-of-Way on Springwood Avenue SE. Ward(s): 4 Councilor(s): Leung Neighborhood(s): SGNA Result Area(s): Safe, Reliable, and Efficient Infrastructure
Attachments: 1. Resolution No 2020-39, 2. Exhibit A
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TO:                      Mayor and City Council   

THROUGH:                      Steve Powers, City Manager   

FROM:                      Peter Fernandez, PE, Public Works Director  

                                          

SUBJECT:

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Dedication of Public Right-of-Way on Springwood Avenue SE.    

 

Ward(s): 4    

Councilor(s): Leung

Neighborhood(s):  SGNA    

Result Area(s): Safe, Reliable, and Efficient Infrastructure  

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ISSUE:

 

Shall Council adopt Resolution No. 2020-39 to dedicate land acquired from Will C. Hawes and Sharon L. Hawes as public right-of-way for Springwood Avenue SE? 

 

 

RECOMMENDATION:

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Adopt Resolution No. 2020-39 to dedicate land acquired from Will C. Hawes and Sharon L. Hawes as public right-of-way for Springwood Avenue SE.  

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SUMMARY:

 

A one-foot reserve strip described as Block P, at the terminus of Springwood Avenue SE, was created with the recording of the Ironwood Estates No. 7 subdivision plat, recorded in 1980.

 

The property south of Block P is currently being developed through a City planning action, SUB-ADJ19-03, and the reserve strip needs to be dedicated as public right-of-way to allow access to the property from Springwood Avenue SE.    

 

 

FACTS AND FINDINGS:

 

Development is occurring on the property south of Ironwood Estates No. 7 plat. The dedication of Block P as public right-of-way will provide a necessary street connection for ingress/egress to Springwood Avenue SE.    

 

BACKGROUND:

 

It was once a common City practice to reserve a one-foot strip of land as City property at the end of a street or along the side of a street when land was subdivided. These strips of land prevented adjacent property owners from accessing the new street until they went through proper planning approvals to develop their own property.  Dedicating the one-foot reserve strip as public right-of-way at this time will allow the area to be used as a public street.

    

                     Brian D. Martin, PE     

                     City Engineer    

 

Attachments:

1.                     Resolution No. 2020-39

2.                     Exhibit A