No. 94-08-19 - City of Frisco

agreement defining, among other things, the work to be performed, construction
schedules, improvement costs, performance surety, the amount to be reimbursed
and the timing of such reimbursement. The City's Parks and Recreation Board shall
assess and submit its recommendation to the City Council.
h. Completion of Land Dedication and Improvements — Park land shall be dedicated to
the City concurrently with the fling of an approved final plat or replat. All
improvements specified in the park improvement plan and development agreement
must be completed prior to approval of the final plat, except where future
performance is provided for in a development agreement.
i. Cost Reimbursement - The City shall reimburse the developer for land and
improvement costs associated with qualified park land dedication and improvements
under the terms set forth in applicable City ordinances, as they exist or may be
amended. This section does not apply to any improvements outlined in Section
7.08.
j. The City may accept or reject voluntary dedications of land and/or improvements for
public park purposes.
14. Impact Fees
The Developer or subdivider shall pay all fees due on the project in accordance with the related
ordinances.
15. Electrical and Communication Utilities (Z99-55; Ordinance No. 99-11-19)
All electrical and communication utilities, including but not limited to electrical
distribution with less than sixty-thousand (60,000) volts and communication utilities
shall be installed underground along all thoroughfares and alleys prior to final
acceptance by the City, unless otherwise approved by the City Engineer. Electrical
and communication utility service to non-residential properties from overhead
distribution lines shall be installed underground from the rights-of-way to the point of
service.
16. Thoroughfare Screening (Z99-15; Ordinance No. 00-06-18)
Screening Requirements - Screening is required for all Single-Family, Two-Family,
and Townhome lots and subdivisions as follows:
• the rear of all lots that back to a street with right-of-way of sixty feet (60') or
greater;
• the side of all lots that side to a street with right-of-way greater than sixty feet
(60 1), unless a lot sides to a median divided entry street to a subdivision;
• between any street and an adjoining parallel alley or street; and
• the rear and/or side of all lots adjacent to a lot containing required screening
along the adjoining rear and/or side yard.
Lots are prohibited from backing to a street with a right-of-way of less than sixty feet
(60'). All required screening shall be installed in accordance with Section
7.09(16)(A), Section 7.09(16)(B), Section 7.09(16)(C), and Section 7.09(16)(D) of
7-20