No. 94-08-19 - City of Frisco

means of access, the City may accept a temporary street connection, or median
divided street or entry to satisfy this requirement.
(2) Water. A plat or replat will not be approved unless the proposed lot(s) is connected to
a public water system which is capable of providing adequate water for health and
emergency purposes.
a. Except for lots along an approved cul-de-sac, all lots must be provided service
connections from a looped water main providing water flow from two directions . or
sources.
b. Water service must be sufficient to meet the fire flow requirements of the proposed
development, except where a suitable alternative means of fire protection is
approved by the City Fire Chief.
c. The City may require the phasing of development, and/or the construction of
improvements to maintain adequate fire protection.
(3) Waste Water. A plat or replat will not be approved unless the proposed lot(s) are
served by an approved means of wastewater collection and treatment.
a. The projected wastewater discharge of a proposed development shall not exceed
the proposed capacity of the waste water system.
b. The City may require the phasing of development and/or improvements to the
systems so as to maintain adequate waste water capacity.
(4) Drainage. Increased stormwater runoff attributable to new development must not
exceed the capacity of the downstream drainage systems or adversely affect adjoining
property. Where the projected runoff would exceed capacity, the city may require the
phasing of development, the use of control methods such as retention or detention,
and/or the construction of off-site drainage improvements as means of mitigation.
6.05 PROVISION OF AMENITIES (Z99-15; Ordinance No. 00-06-18)
1. For the purpose of this Section, an amenity shall be defined as an entry feature,
private access gates and the associated structures, open space, recreational facilities,
parks, pond, water fountain, water feature, or other commonly owned facilities.
Where amenities are proposed as a part of or in conjunction with a subdivision or
addition, the following items must be provided to the City and will require City review
and approval prior to final acceptance of the subdivision improvements:
a. Plans and illustrations of the proposed amenities. It is recommended that a
conceptual plan or statement of concept of amenities be submitted for review
and approval with the preliminary plat. Plans for amenities shall be incorporated
into the landscape and screening plans and are recommended to be submitted
with the final plat and shall be submitted and approved prior to the filing of the
final plat at the county. Structural elements shall be sealed by a licensed
professional engineer and approved by the City. Site plan approval is required
for private recreational facilities and parks;
b. Association documents, deed restrictions, contracts and agreements pertaining to
the amenities. A homeowners association or property owners association shall
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