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File #: 14-2462   
Type: Street Closures
In control: City Council A Session
On agenda: 11/13/2014
Posting Language: An Ordinance authorizing the closure, vacation, and abandonment of a 0.386 acre improved portion of Colima Street, in Council District 5, as requested by Peanut Factory Lofts Ltd. with conditions. [Peter Zanoni, Deputy City Manager; Mike Etienne, Director, EastPoint & Real Estate Services Office]
Indexes: EastPoint Disposition
Attachments: 1. Exhibit A, 2. Site Plan, 3. Survey, 4. Draft Ordinance, 5. Ordinance 2014-11-13-0911
DEPARTMENT: EastPoint & Real Estate Services

DEPARTMENT HEAD: Mike Etienne

COUNCIL DISTRICTS IMPACTED: 5

SUBJECT: Disposition: Closure of an improved portion of Colima Street

SUMMARY:

An ordinance authorizing the closure, vacation, and abandonment of a 0.386 of an acre (16,810 square feet) improved portion of Colima Street Public Right of Way adjacent to NCBs 273 and 274, located between S. Frio and S. Medina Streets in Council District 5, as requested by Peanut Factory Lofts LTD.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION:
Peanut Factory Lofts LTD (Petitioner) is requesting to close, vacate and abandon an improved portion of Colima Street located between S. Frio and S. Medina Streets adjacent to New City Blocks 273 and 274, as shown on attached Exhibit "A" in City Council District No. 5. Petitioner has indicated that the permanent closure of Colima Street between S. Frio to S. Medina Streets is an important part of the Peanut Factory Lofts Project. Petitioner's primary concern of this proposed road closure is safety and security. The property is being constructed on both sides of Colima Street and the amenity package will be on the north side of Colima Street. Peanut Factory Lofts LTD's concern is that the development of the project will cause a significant increase in car and foot traffic between the two sites. In addition, Petitioner has stated that in order to securitize the entire site for the resident's safety, the closing of Colima Street would allow for a much more complete and secure site. Petitioner also has stated that his closure will help limit interactions between cars passing through and pedestrians to prevent unnecessary automotive risks or security risks.
If approved, Petitioner proposes to subdivide the entire property into a single mixed income residential development. The development includes three new buildings and a historical rehabilitation of the existing peanut factory building. The total project will include 102...

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