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Public Hearing for an Ordinance Annexing Territory into the Corporate Limits for Property Located at 3922, 4000 and 4002 Hickory Tree Lane - 1.56-Acres (SECU*RE, Inc.)
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Council Priority: Create an Environment to Promote Economic Development Opportunities and Job Creation / Maintain Infrastructure and Provide Sustainable Growth Opportunities
Department: Planning
Council District: Proximate to District #1
Public Hearing: Yes
Advertising Date/By: March 4, 2021 / City Clerk
Contact 1 and Phone: Sue Schwartz, 373-2149
Contact 2 and Phone: Steve Galanti, 373-2918
PURPOSE:
SECU*RE, Inc. has petitioned for annexation of their property located at 3922, 4000 and 4002 Hickory Tree Lane. The City Council is required to hold a public hearing on this petition before considering its approval.
BACKGROUND:
This noncontiguous annexation is within the boundary of Growth Tier 1 on the Anticipated Growth Maps in the Comprehensive Plan.
City water is available by connecting to the 8-inch line located within Hickory Tree Lane. In order for this site to be served with water the owner would be responsible for all costs associated with extending and connecting to the public line. City Sewer is available by either connecting to the 8-inch outfall which crosses the western portion of the site or the 8-inch line within Hickory Tree Lane. In order for this site to be served with sanitary sewer the owner would be responsible for all costs associated with extending and connecting to the public line.
The City’s Fire Department notes that this site is currently served by Greensboro City Station #56 on Franklin Boulevard (northwest of the request). Upon annexation, City Station #56 will continued to serve the property. Service to this location will remain the same if annexed.
The Police Department can provide comparable response service to the property under consideration as of the date of annexation. Additional resources may be required as development on the subject property and/or additional annexation in the general area occurs.
Provision of other City services will involve a travel distance almost equal to that necessary to provide service to the previously-annexed property located to the east and west.
BUDGET IMPACT:
Initial service will be absorbed in the budget; future services will have an incremental effect on future budgets.
RECOMMENDATION / ACTION REQUESTED:
The Technical Review Committee (TRC) recommended this annexation to the Zoning Commission and to City Council. The Zoning Commission recommended approval of this annexation at its February meeting on a vote of 7-0.
Accordingly, it is recommended that City Council hold a public hearing to receive public comment and to consider adoption of an ordinance annexing the above-mentioned property into the City of Greensboro.