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The Ranch at Arrington Proposed Development
The document discusses a proposed multi-family development called The Ranch at Arrington. It provides details on meetings with county/city officials and a roads advisory committee to discuss infrastructure improvements to Arrington Road required for the development. It also includes a site plan, demographic information on potential residents, a traffic impact analysis showing the development will not adversely impact intersections, and a summary stating the development will be consistent with the city comprehensive plan and the developer is willing to participate in road improvements.
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The Ranch at Arrington Proposed Development
- 1. The Ranch atArrington Proposed Multi Family Development
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- 3. Arrington Update County/City/Developer Meeting- 2/16/17 -Condition vs. Capacity -No regulatory requirement for improvements -Upgrading condition of Arrington benefits The Ranch -Developer participation Timing -Mesa Verde Extension projected completion date 12/31/17 -Arrington can start construction after Mesa Verde complete
- 4. Tracking Roads AdvisoryCommittee Update TRAC Members/Developer Meeting – 2/16/17 -Arrington Road Update -80’ Right-of-Way -Dedications on west side of Arrington -Relocate BTU and Wellborn SUD facilities -Access -Fire, required -Secondary, not required, must maintain connection to Arrington -Buffer
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- 8. Demographics Young Professionals ViaSat –300 jobs, $64,000 average salary Fujifilm – 250 jobs, $60,000 average salary Academic Advisors - $30,000 - $33,000 salary Young Families New Graduates Leased by the unit, not per bedroom
- 9. Traffic Impact Analysis ExistingTraffic Patterns of future development ‘generated’ Human Nature factor 10% Annual Growth 2016-2024 TEC Experience – 1,500+ TIAs, 8 states, highest growth rate seen is 5% TIA completed in May 2016 on Wellborn Road, 2% growth Urban Land Uses All studied intersections operate at acceptable Levels of Service
- 10. Summary -No adverse impactto utility or roadway infrastructure -Consistent with the City of College Station Comprehensive Plan -Willing participant in Arrington Road remediation though not required -Exceeded requirements and expectations with regard to working with neighbors, public entities, and development community