ANNUAL DOCKET 90 REPORT September 17, 2019 ST. CHARLES PUD Four - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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ST. CHARLES COMMUNITY, LLC ANNUAL DOCKET 90 REPORT September 17, 2019 ST. CHARLES PUD Four Residential Villages: 1. Smallwood Village 2. Westlake Village 3. Fairway Village 4. Southern Villages Wooded Glen Piney Reach TOWN OF


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  • ST. CHARLES COMMUNITY, LLC

ANNUAL DOCKET 90 REPORT

September 17, 2019

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  • ST. CHARLES PUD

Four Residential Villages:

1. Smallwood Village 2. Westlake Village 3. Fairway Village 4. Southern Villages

  • Wooded Glen
  • Piney Reach

TOWN OF LA PLATA

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DEVELOPED VILLAGES

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DEVELOPED VILLAGES

1. WESTLAKE VILLAGE

  • i.e. Hampshire, Dorchester, Lancaster

Neighborhood(s) and Town Center

  • Amendment to Docket 90 Satisfied 12/31/12

2. SMALLWOOD VILLAGE

  • i.e. Carrington, Bannister, Wakefield,

Huntington Neighborhood(s)

  • Amendment to Docket 90 Satisfied 7/22/02

3. FAIRWAY VILLAGE

  • i.e. Sheffield, The Heritage, Gleneagles,

Middle Bus. Park, Parcel AA

  • Substantially Built out with the exception of

Parcel EE1 and Parcel AA, Lots 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6

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DOCKET 90 TIMELINE

The Original Docket 90

July 12, 1972

R & R* Docket 90

September 9, 2014

2018 Amendment

November 19, 2018

*NOTE: Numerous Amendments to the Original Docket 90 have occurred between 1972 and 2014.

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2018 AMENDMENT CHANGES

  • 1. Reduction in Total Allowed Density
  • 2. Change in Unit Mix within Southern Villages
  • 3. School Allocations per Unit Payment for Infrastructure
  • 4. Development Buffers
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  • 1. REDUCTION IN TOTAL ALLOWED DENSITY

Original Docket 90

24,730 Dwelling Units

2018 Amendment

22,526 Dwelling Units*

*Reduction of 2,204 Lots

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REMAINING DEVELOPMENT

  • 7,000 Units comprising of:
  • 6,792 Units in Southern Villages (Wooded Glen and Piney Reach)
  • where 1,002 lots do not require school allocations
  • 208 Units in Fairway Village, Parcel EE1
  • 180 Units in Fairway Village, Parcel AA, Lots 5 and 6
  • where 180 lots do not require school allocations
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  • 2. CHANGE IN UNIT MIX WITHIN SOUTHERN VILLAGES

R & R Docket 90 2018 Amendment*

Minimum % of Single Family Detached Units

50% 40%

Maximum % of Multifamily Units (i.e., Townhouses, Apartments, and Condominiums)

50% 60%

Maximum % of Apartments and Condominium Units

25% 15%

*NOTE: Percentages are based upon the entire Southern Villages, Comprehensively, and Not Individual Neighborhoods

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  • 3. SCHOOL ALLOCATIONS PER UNIT PAYMENT

FOR INFRASTRUCTURE

  • For 2018, 2019 and 2020, SCC is to receive 300 school allocations for an

annual payment of $1,320,000

  • Any un-utilized allocations may be used in subsequent years when subdivision plats are

recorded for fee simple lots (or site plans are approved for apartments or condominiums)

  • Commencing January 1, 2021, SCC is to receive 300 school allocations to be

applied towards the remaining “Subsequent Year Allocations”

  • any un-utilized (i.e. by recordation of a corresponding subdivision plats for fee simple lots
  • r obtaining site plan approval for apartments or condominiums) during the calendar year

in which they are allocated, may NOT be rolled over or used in subsequent years.

  • SCC (or the building permit applicant) shall pay $4,400 per unit payment simultaneously

with each building permit application for any units that school seat allocations are issued i.e. payment is NOT required for any units that school seat allocations are not issued.

  • From and after January 1, 2021, the amount of Per Unit Payment shall be annually

adjusted at the rate equal to the annual average of CPl-All Urban Consumer (Washington-Baltimore) for the year prior.

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SCHOOL ALLOCATION OVERVIEW

  • St. Charles School Allocation Summary

Year School Allocations Received School Allocations to be Utilized* School Allocations to Roll-Over to Subsequent Year

2018 300 300 2019 300 212 388 2020 300 424 264 2021 300 400 164 2022 300 412 52 *NOTE: The Number of School Allocations to be utilized are projected Estimates and shall be subject to Change on a Yearly Basis.

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  • 4. DEVELOPMENT BUFFERS
  • Maintain an Average 75-ft (50-ft Minimum) Existing, Natural Vegetative

Buffer along the frontage of St. Charles Parkway within:

  • Portion of Wooded Glen Neighborhood 2 (Stonehaven) – not yet been cleared.
  • A Bufferyard ‘E’ with a minimum 4-ft berm shall be provided along the already

cleared frontage along St. Charles Parkway within Wooded Glen Neighborhood 2 (Stonehaven).

  • Wooded Glen Neighborhood 3 (Highlands)
  • Wooded Glen Neighborhood 4 (Parklands)
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SOUTHERN VILLAGES

(WOODED GLEN AND PINEY REACH)

  • Wooded Glen – Stonehaven Currently in Development and

Remaining Neighborhoods in Design

  • Piney Reach – Future and Final Village
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  • 1. STONEHAVEN - PHASE 1

SOUTHERN VILLAGES WOODED GLEN NEIGHBORHOOD #2

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  • 2. STONEHAVEN - PHASE 2

SOUTHERN VILLAGES WOODED GLEN NEIGHBORHOOD #2

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  • 3. STONEHAVEN - PHASE 3

SOUTHERN VILLAGES WOODED GLEN NEIGHBORHOOD #2

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  • 4. HIGHLANDS

SOUTHERN VILLAGES WOODED GLEN NEIGHBORHOOD #3

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  • 5. PARKLANDS

SOUTHERN VILLAGES WOODED GLEN NEIGHBORHOOD #4

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THANK YOU

ANY QUESTIONS?

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