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Section 5
5.1 PURPOSE
The Street Standards contained in these Guidelines provide for a cohesive streetscape along block faces, emphasizing
the public realm with a consistent design theme throughout each District and enhancing the physical relationship
between buildings and their adjacent streets. All streets shall conform to the provisions of these Guidelines. The
Street Standards (street cross-sections) shall be used in accordance with the Development Plan for each District. The
thoroughfare alignments shown on Figure 5.1 are for illustration purposes and do not set the alignment. The
alignment is determined on the Final Plat for each parcel.
5.2 EXISTING AND PROPOSED STREETS
Figure 5.1 depicts existing and proposed streets to be provided within the Indigo Ridge Development. At such time
when properties adjacent to the new streets develop and/or redevelop, the Property Owner shall construct the
complete street section in accordance with the applicable Street Standard and for the distance adjacent to the
property. Additionally, the Property Owner shall constrict all associated on-street parking, sidewalk improvements,
and landscape/amenity zones, including irrigation systems.
a. Existing Public Street: East Whitestone Boulevard/FM 1431 – Abutting the southern edge of the Property.
East Whitestone Boulevard/FM 1431 is a major arterial roadway and development along them shall include
the Twenty-Five Foot (25’) wide Major Corridor Landscape and Pedestrian Easement along their frontage.
These easements include a sidewalk of trail standards, having a minimum Ten Foot (10’) meandering width..
This development should support developing a pathway which will ultimately connect to the Williamson
County Regional Park trails located approximately one-half (0.5) mile north of this site;
b. Existing Street Public Street: Sam Bass Road/CR 175 – Abutting the eastern edge of the Property, Sam Bass
Road/CR 175 is a major arterial roadway and development along them shall include the Twenty-Five Foot
(25’) wide Major Corridor Landscape and Pedestrian Easement along their frontage. These easements
include a sidewalk of trail standards, having a minimum Ten Foot (10’) meandering width.. This development
should support developing a pathway which will ultimately connect to the Williamson County Regional Park
trails located approximately one-half (0.5) mile north of this site;
c. Proposed Public Street: Indigo Ridge Boulevard – A North/South road roughly in the center of the Property,
which shall conform to the City of Cedar Park design standards and final design will be coordinated with the
City of Cedar Park Engineering Department;
d. Proposed Public Street: Vista Isle Drive – An East/West road roughly in the center of the Property, which
shall conform to the City of Cedar Park design standards and final design will be coordinated with the City of
Cedar Park Engineering Department;
e. Proposed Private Street: Street “5” – An East/West road roughly in the northwest quadrant of the Property,
it will be named in conjunction with the City of Cedar Park standards and protocols and shall conform to the
requirements in the City’s Subdivision Chapter;
f. Proposed Private Street: Street “6” – An East/West road roughly in the southwest quadrant of the Property,
it will be named in conjunction with the City of Cedar Park standards and protocols and shall conform to the
requirements in the City’s Subdivision Chapter;
g. Proposed Private Street: Street “7” – A North/South road southeast of the center of the property,
incorporating both parallel and angled head-in parking. It will be named in conjunction with the City of
Cedar Park standards and protocols and shall conform to the requirements in the City’s Subdivision Chapter;
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