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TOWN OF WESTLAKE, TEXAS
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MEETING
AGENDA
January 31, 2011
6:00 pm
WESTLAKE TOWN HALL
3 VILLAGE CIRCLE, 2ND FLOOR
COUNCIL CHAMBERS / MUNICIPAL COURT ROOM
1. CALL TO ORDER
2.
REVIEW AND APPROVE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING
COMMISSION MEETING HELD ON NOVEMBER 29, 2010.
3. PUBLIC HEARING AND CONSIDERATION OF AN APPLICATION FOR A GAS WELL
PAD SITE SPECIFIC USE PERMIT FOR PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE PD-1 ZONING
DISTRICT OWNED BY MAGUIRE PARTNERS-SOLANA LTD., LOT 1R1, BLOCK 2,
WESTLAKE/SOUTHLAKE PARK #1, REFERRED TO AS MAGUIRE PAD B
GENERALLY LOCATED AT 1850 SAM SCHOOL ROAD.
4. ADJOURNMENT
CERTIFICATION
I certify that the above notice was posted at the Town Hall of the Town of Westlake, 3 Village Circle, Suite 202,
Westlake, Texas, 76262, on January 26, 2011, by 5:00 p.m. under the Open Meetings Act, Chapter 551 of the Texas
Government Code.
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Kelly Edwards, TRMC, Town Secretary
If you plan to attend this public meeting and have a disability that requires special needs, please advise the Town
Secretary 48 hours in advance at 817-490-5710 and reasonable accommodations will be made to assist you.
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MINUTES OF THE
TOWN OF WESTLAKE, TEXAS
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MEETING
November 29, 2010
PRESENT: Chairman Bill Greenwood and Commissioners Allen Heath, Sharon Sanden and
Wayne Stoltenberg.
ABSENT: Walter Copeland
OTHERS PRESENT: Planning and Development Director Eddie Edwards and Town
Secretary Kelly Edwards, Senior Administrative Assistant Trish
Landers, Assistant to the Town Manager Ginger Awtry, and Court
Administrator Amanda DeGan.
1. CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Greenwood called the meeting to order at 6:07 p.m.
1.
REVIEW AND APPROVE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING
COMMISSION MEETING HELD ON OCTOBER 25, 2010.
MOTION: Commissioner Sanden made a motion to approve the minutes
with revisions as discussed. Commissioner Heath seconded the
motion. The motion carried by a vote of 4-0.
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2. DISCUSSION AND CONSIDERATION OF A SITE PLAN FOR A PLANNED
DEVELOPMENT FOR THE PROPERTY ADDRESSED 2301 HWY 377, A LOT 1,
BLOCK 1, ZONED PD3-11, TO ALLOW FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A
CONVENIENCE STORE / GAS STATION.
Planning and Development Director Edwards provided a presentation and overview of
the site plan. He stated that QuikTrip plans to build a new proto-type store at this
location with side entrances, single pumps, and new signage. Director Edwards also
provided an overview of the South entrance to the building off of S.H. 170.
Discussion ensued regarding the request for a deviation of the landscaping requirements
and the lighting requirements. QuikTrip has requested for additional lighting within gas
canopy for safety reasons. QuikTrip intends to provide the number of trees required by
ordinance. Any trees that are not planted on the property will be provided to the Town
for reallocation.
Jake Petra, QuickTrip Corporation, 1120 N. Industrial Blvd, Euless provided an overview
of the new building design which is due to architectural design requirements by cities
and their customers. He also stated that re-fueling will take place at night, site grading
will take 6-8 weeks and construction should take 24 to 26 wks from start to finish.
Chairman Greenwood opened the public hearing.
No one addressed the commission.
Commissioner Stoltenberg made a motion to close the public hearing. Commissioner
Sanden seconded the motion. The motion carried by a vote of 4-0.
MOTION: Commissioner Heath made a motion to recommend approval of the a site
plan for a planned development for the property addressed 2301 Hwy.
377, Lot 1, Block 1, zoned PD 3-11, to allow for the construction of a
convenience store / gas station (QuikTrip) contingent upon that all
luminaries will be shielded to comply with the Town’s outdoor lighting
requirements, a trash receptacle shall be placed near each customer
entrance, that the speakers at the pumps will not be used for continuous
advertising and the volume set below the ambient noise level at the
property line, trash receptacles must be of a design compatible with the
architecture of the building, a monument sign placed at the corner of the
lot nearest the intersection of Hwy 170 and Hwy 377 used solely to
identify the shopping center as Westlake Corners may be installed by the
owner; such sign will not be counted against the number of monument
signs allowed on this lot or other lots in the subdivision, the allowance of
a second monument sign advertising the convenience store on this lot
shall not count against the total number of monument signs allowed on
any other lot in this subdivision and the elimination of a curb along the
sidewalk and the addition of bollards shall only be allowed if satisfactory
evidence is presented to town staff showing that this design is mandated
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by state or federal jurisdictions. Commissioner Sanden seconded the
motion. The motion carried by a vote of 4-0.
3. DISCUSSION AND CONSIDERATION OF A SITE PLAN FOR A PLANNED
DEVELOPMENT FOR THE PROPERTY ADDRESSED 2341 HWY 377, LOT 2
BLOCK 1 OF THE WESTLAKE CORNERS NORTH SUBDIVISION, ZONED PD3-11,
TO ALLOW FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A LIQUOR STORE.
Planning and Development Director Edwards provided a presentation and overview of
the site plan. He stated that the monument signed must be setback to at least 10’ feet
from the property line.
Discussion ensued regarding the variance to the articulation to the building requirements
and options to break up the roof line on the North wall.
John Dickerson, 8333 Douglas, Dallas, said the tenant did pass up a location in
Colleyville and is excited to be in Westlake at this location.
Chairman Greenwood opened the public hearing.
No one addressed the commission.
Commissioner Stoltenberg made a motion to close the public hearing. Commissioner
Sanden seconded the motion. The motion carried by a vote of 4-0.
MOTION: Commissioner Stoltenberg made a motion to recommend approval of a
site plan for a planned development for the property addressed 2341
Hwy. 377, Lot 2 Block 1 of the Westlake Corners subdivision, zoned PD 3-
11, to allow for the construction of a liquor store contingent upon the
applicant providing a lighting plan that is compliant with the relevant
ordinances, , that the monument sign will need to a minimum of 10’ feet
setback from the property line, landscaping shall continue along the
North side of the structure and a building articulation continuing along
the North side of the structure as per the exhibit presented.
Commissioner Heath seconded the motion. The motion carried by a vote
of 4-0.
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4. ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before the Commission, Chairman
Greenwood asked for a motion to adjourn.
MOTION: Commissioner Stoltenberg made a motion to adjourn the meeting.
Commissioner Heath seconded the motion. The motion carried by
a vote of 4-0.
Chairman Greenwood adjourned the meeting at 7:52 p.m.
APPROVED BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION ON THE 31st
DAY
OF JANUARY, 2011.
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William E. Greenwood, Chairman
ATTEST:
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Kelly Edwards, Town Secretary
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Memo
Town of Westlake
To: Chairman and Commissioners
From: Eddie Edwards, Director of Planning and Development
Subject: Special Called Meeting of January 31, 2011
Date: January 24, 2011
Conduct a Public Hearing and consider a request for approval of a Specific Use Permit (SUP) for
a Gas Well Pad Site (GWPS). Range Resources Pad B, 1850 Sam School Road.
ITEM
VISION POINT AND KEY RESULT AREAS
This item supports the following Vision Point and Key Result Areas:
Inviting Residential & Corporate neighborhoods
o On-going comprehensive planning
o Sensitivity to neighborhood integrity
o Outstanding community appearance
o Highest quality development and aesthetic standards
o Open space preservation
We are Leaders
o Environmental stewardship initiatives
o High quality services delivery coupled with financial stewardships
o Infrastructure maintenance and planning
The applicant desires to drill a series of wells to access the gas under the subject property and the
properties nearby. A Specific Use Permit authorizing and setting specific requirements for a Gas
Well Pad Site is a prerequisite to obtaining a Gas Well Pad Site Permit. A Gas Well Pad Site
must be permitted, established, inspected and approved prior to the issuance of a Gas Well
Permit. A Gas Well Permit is required prior to drilling a gas well. This GWPS SUP is the first
regulatory step in the drilling and production processes in the Town of Westlake.
BACKGROUND
Funding for the regulation, inspection, and monitoring of gas drilling and delivery operations are
covered entirely by fees charged to the Operator of the Gas Well Pad Site.
FUNDING
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Staff recommends approval of the SUP subject to the conditions and recommendations contained
in the Staff Report.
RECOMMENDATION
Ordinance
ATTACHMENTS:
Staff Report
SUP and GWPS application (will be provided under separate cover)
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TOWN OF WESTLAKE, TX
STAFF REPORT TO PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION & TOWN COUNCIL
I.
CASE INFORMATION
Case No(s): SUP-12-02-2010
Date: 1/24/2011
Request: Approval of a Specific Use Permit (SUP) for a Rural Gas Well Pad Site,
referred to as Maguire Pad B.
Submitted as informational items:
Gas Well Pad Site (GWPS) Permit Application
(Gas Well Pad Site Permits and Gas Well Permits are approved administratively after
the SUP is approved by Town Council. The GWPS permit is included in the packet as
an informational item only but may be referenced in a motion for approval.)
Lease Name: Maguire B Unit on Maguire South pad.
Location: 1850 Sam School Road. The subject property is located between Sam
School Road and Hwy. 114, south of the Marriott hotel.
Property Owner: Maguire Partners
Developer/Operator: Range Production Company
Zoning: PD - 1
Proposed Use(s): Rural
Gas Well Pad Site (rural >1000 feet). By ordinance, a Rural
Gas Well Pad Site contains a Drill Zone that is located more than 1,000 feet from a
Protected Use at the time of the filing of a Gas Well Pad Site Permit application. By
ordinance, a Protected Use is defined as a habitable structure, Religious Institution,
Public Building, Healthcare Facility, School or Public Park (note: parks do not include
trails and the trail near this proposed GWPS is a private trail). This term does not apply
to accessory building, garages, hangars, or storage buildings. The applicant intends to
develop the site to drill an unknown number of gas wells.
Phasing: At this time, only one (1) well will be drilled and data gathered to determine
the optimum number of wells to be drilled in the future for this site, i.e. - The initial gas
well on this pad site will be one of possibly several drilled over time (time period not
determined).The applicant is submitting a Gas Well Pad Site SUP application for
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approval and concurrently submitted for administrative review, the related Gas Well Pad
Site Permit application. The SUP submittal includes a Site Plan outlining all equipment
and vehicle parking and storage areas to be used in the drilling phase and a Site Plan
showing all equipment and parking areas to be used in the production phase. (See
attached site plan, Exhibit T from the GWPS application).
If this SUP application is approved, this would also amend the PD Site Plan for the
existing PD-1 zoning district. The Town’s official records reflecting this Gas Well Pad
Site, its access routes, and any other conditions of the SUP (if approved) may impact
future PD-1 zoning district development in and around this pad site.
II. STAFF REVIEW COMMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
(Staff recommends approval of the Gas Well Pad Site SUP for the Maguire
B Unit Pad, located in the PD-1 zoning district, subject to the following
comments, stipulations, and/ or conditions:
1. Platting
The applicant represents that all conditions of zoning for PD-1 that affect the
GWPS site plan and platting for this property have been met. However, the
parcel included in the SUP application, on which the GWPS will be located, is not
currently platted. The applicant has stated that this parcel will not be sold nor
sub-divided; but only leased from the surface owner. We are advised that this is
not an uncommon practice in the natural gas industry and that other area
municipalities allow Gas Well Pad Sites to be permitted on unplatted property.
To prevent any possible future subdivision of the parent tract from the SUP tract
which will contain the GWPS, this status as non-subdivided property will be
researched and reviewed during the annual renewal process for the GWPS and
Gas Well permits. If there is any change of ownership or division of property
within each one year permit time period, the GWPS tract must be re-platted to
reflect this change of ownership and subdivision of property.
2. Traffic Management Plan
Primary access to the proposed site will be off of Sam School Road and Solana
Blvd. See attached Exhibit A from the SUP application).
A separate road maintenance agreement between the Operator and the Town of
Westlake for access and use of public right-of-way by the Operator is required
prior to issuance of a Gas Well Pad Site permit.
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3. Structures and Protected Uses within 1,000’
The proposed GWPS meets the setback requirements of a Rural GWPS. (As
shown in Exhibit B from the SUP application). A list of all property owners
and their addresses has been provided by the applicant as required by
ordinance. There are no Westlake properties containing a Protected Use within
1,000 feet of proposed Drill Zone.
There is a Protected Use located in Tarrant County but outside the Town of
Westlake and Southlake borders. It is 890’ from the Drill Zone. Staff has
contacted this property owner and they have no objections to the location of the
GWPS.
The proposed GWPS is located in close proximity to the border of Southlake and
some Southlake roadways but they are no longer included in the Traffic
Management Plan. There are no Protected Uses in Southlake that are within
1,000 feet of the Drill Zone.
(While the Town does not have the authority to enforce Westlake zoning
requirements relative to development in Southlake, as a courtesy, staff has sent
a copy of this staff report to Southlake staff for dissemination to their citizens, if
they wish to do so).
4. Private Road/ Driveway for access to the Gas Well Pad Site.
The applicant has shown a cross section of the roadway to consist of 6” of
reclaimed asphalt over 6” of lime stabilized subgrade (show n in attached
Exhibit C from the SUP application). The first 50 feet of the private roadway
from the edge of Sam School Road must be constructed of concrete or other
Town approved paving surface. Additionally, as stated in the 2006 International
Fire Code , since this private access road will also be the fire apparatus road for
the GWPS, it shall be designed and maintained to support the imposed loads of
fire apparatus and shall be surfaced so as to provide all weather driving
capabilities at all times.
The drive approach must be constructed as a permanent approach with a
concrete culvert and stone or masonry faced headwalls.
5. Location of Vehicle Parking and Storage Areas.
Parking and storage areas are provided as required. (Shown on the attached
Exhibit D from the SUP application).
6. Water Source and Other Public Utilities/
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Water will be obtained from nearby fire hydrants and conveyed through
temporary water lines laid on the surface and in culverts for road crossings.
See Exhibits E & F
7. Water Storage Facilities Including On-site Retention Ponds
No on-site water storage facilities are proposed. The applicant has indicated that
they will obtain all water for this Gas Well Pad Site from the Town of Westlake, to
the extent that the Town can provide it.
8. One Hundred (100) Year Flood Plain
No portion of the proposed Gas Well Pad Site is located within the One Hundred
(100) Year Flood Plain.
9. Grading and Drainage / Erosion Control
The applicant’s submitted site plan shows no on-site detention or retention. The
increase in run-off caused by the installation of compacted materials in the Gas
Well Pad Site area will result in an increase of approximately 5cfs, which should
not have any negative impact on adjacent properties.
The application shows maximum slopes of 2:1 which exceed the ordinance
limitation of 3:1. The applicant has indicated that this steeper slope not only
preserves trees but is needed in order to contain the land disturbance within the
area allowed by their lease. Staff is recommending that native or dark colored
rock or other approved material be utilized to adequately address erosion and
maintenance concerns. This installation is to be approved by town staff.
Erosion control materials for the GWPS development process will be field
approved after installation. Installation of erosion control systems will be in
accordance with recognized industry standards and practices.
10. Screening and Landscape Plan (see attached Exhibit I from the SUP
application).
This SUP submittal is based on this site being classified as a Rural Gas Well Pad
Site (GWPS) as mentioned above in the Proposed Use section of this staff
report. The regulating ordinance provides that Rural Gas Well Pad Sites may be
allowed to delay all or part of its landscape and screening wall installation as
approved by the Town Council provided a specific time schedule is established
and approved as a part of the Specific Use Permit application.
Further, while if screening is required, it can be approved by the Town Council
(as a part of the SUP) as wrought iron with masonry columns, which the
applicant has proposed. Also, the landscape and screening wall installation for a
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Rural GWPS can be required immediately by the Town upon the Final Platting or
issuance of a building permit for a Protected Use located on any property within
the setback requirements for High Impact or Urban Gas Well Pad Sites.
For the Drilling phase, the applicant has proposed installing a temporary chain
link perimeter fence with all weather screening for a period not to exceed one
year after completion of the first well. No additional landscaping is proposed
during this time frame.
Upon expiration of one year after completion of the first well, the applicant
proposes installing a wrought iron fence with masonry columns and twenty-seven
additional trees to serve as their permanent landscape and screening.
The applicant is of the opinion that the location of this GWPS, situated among the
large grove of existing trees and at a ground elevation significantly higher than
the highway, will be better hidden from view by the installation of the less
obtrusive wrought iron fence along with the strategic installation of twenty-seven
additional trees, than by the installation of the masonry fence and layered
landscape plan as detailed in the ordinance. It is the applicant’s desire that
this level of landscape be approved as the final landscape and screening
plan even if development occurs within 1,000 feet of the Drill Zone.
Staff understands that the operator has entered into an agreement with the
property owner to plant additional trees as necessary to screen the site from view
as seen from Hwy 114. Staff recommends that these additional trees to be
planted be required as part of this SUP, however, planting can be delayed to
sometime prior to issuance of the first Gas Well permit. This will allow time for
the GWPS to be developed and a field assessment to be made to determine the
screening needs, prior to planting the trees.
For the initial Drilling phase there will be no fencing around the site as there will
be personnel on location 24 dours per day during the drilling and completion
operations.. The applicant shall install a temporary chain link fence with all-
weather screening around the perimeter of the site immediately following the
completion of the first well. The temporary fence may remain for a period not to
exceed one year after completion of the first well.
Upon expiration of the above time frame, not to exceed one year after completion
of the first well, the applicant shall install a wrought iron fence with masonry
columns and the additional trees, as shown in the plans provided with the GWPS
application, to serve as their permanent landscape and screening.
11. Tree preservation and Mitigation Plan
The applicant has submitted a tree preservation/mitigation plan (see attached
Exhibit J from the SUP application). The tree mitigation plan provided does
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not meet all of the mitigation requirements as established in the Town of
Westlake code of Ordinances Section 98-48, Tree Replacement Requirements.
However, the operator and town staff have worked out an accompanying tree
mitigation agreement in which the operator will pay to the Town of Westlake
$300,000 to be placed in the Reforestation Fund. The operator will pay $175,000
upon issuance of the Gas Well Pad Site Permit and first Gas Well Permit,
$75,000 upon the issuance of the second Gas Well Permit, and $50,000 upon
issuance of the third Gas Well Permit. The above stated fees are in lieu of
planting replacement trees on site on a caliper inch per caliper inch basis. The
Reforestation Fund may be used to cover costs associated with planting,
maintaining, or preserving trees anywhere within the town. Staff feels that the
tree reforestation fund contribution will be of greater benefit to Town of Westlake
overall than the replanting of additional trees on this heavily wooded site.
12. Site Security Plan
The applicant has submitted a site security plan (see attached Exhibit K from
the SUP application). The site will be occupied 24 hours a day until the first
well is completed. Following the completion of the first well, the applicant is
proposing a temporary chain link fence with all-weather screening around the
entire GWPS until the site is fully drilled or one year following completion of the
first well, at which time a permanent fence will be installed.
Applicant shall provide Knox locks for all gates.
13. Noise Management Plan
The applicant submitted an exhibit from The Environmental and Natural
Resources Group, Inc. (see attached Exhibit L from the SUP application).
The exhibit shows the ambient noise levels as measured at various times and
calculated or recorded in various methods to establish the pre-drilling sound
levels observed at the site. The applicant does not anticipate that the site will be
in close enough in proximity to adjacent uses to warrant the use of any noise
mitigation, but they are prepared to install and use them if the measured levels
exceed those outlined in the code.
Approval of this SUP and renewal of all related permits is contingent upon the
operator complying with Town ordinances regulating noise.
14. Outdoor Lighting Plan
Applicant revised notes on drawings as requested by Town staff for clarification
of the lighting details. An additional sheet was added to the exhibit regarding the
fixtures heights as requested.
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While the applicant states that all luminaries shall be shielded according to state
and federal safety laws, they must also comply with the Town’s outdoor lighting
requirements as found in Section 102-207 and in the PD-1 requirements for
outdoor lighting (see attached Exhibit M from the SUP application).
The applicant stated that lights are labeled on the rig and will be used only when
necessary to meet state and federal safety regulations.
Applicant shall provide shielding and or alteration of the lighting as, directed by
Town staff, to comply with the Town’s lighting ordinances to the degree possible
without unduly compromising the safety of the workers.
15. Dust Mitigation Plan
Town staff requested that the applicant identify the dust suppression material to
be applied. The applicant noted that the material to be used is Soil Sement. The
MSDS for this material is also included in the revised exhibit.
Applicant shall provide dust control methods and maintenance schedules as
directed by Town staff to adequately mitigate dust migration. Town staff will
monitor the site and will determine if dust mitigation efforts are adequate for the
various climatic conditions and traffic loads.
16. Waste Disposal Plan
Waste from this site will be trucked off-site at least monthly and the on-site
dumpster will be located within a lined area enclosed by a by a 1’ high berm as
shown on the site plan, located within the landscaping/screening plan referenced
above.
17. Telemetry Equipment
No telemetry equipment has been identified on the drawings nor will they be
necessary since the equipment will be cellular. For clarification, it was noted that
no towers will be necessary and thus none will be permitted on site without a site
plan amendment.
18. Water Wells
No fresh water wells will be drilled on this GWPS. There are no records of any
water wells in Westlake within 1,000 feet of the Drill Zone.
19. Pipelines
Applicant indicates pipelines to tie this GWPS into a gas transmission line will run
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from SH 114 to the north side of the GWPS.
All pipelines related to the drilling or production operations will be approved and
permitted by the Town prior to being installed.
20. Adjacent Property Owners
Applicant states there are no protected uses inside the corporate limits of
Westlake within 1,000’ of the drill zone of this GWPS and thus, no adjacent
property owner consent forms are necessary for this SUP application.
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KELLER, TX 76244
SUITE 185
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APPLICANT/OPERATOR:
RANGE PRODUCTION COMPANY
FORT WORTH, TX 76102
PHONE: (817)869-4140
FAX:(817)869-1440
100 THROCKMORTON STREET, STE. 1200
TEXAS FIRM NO. 12207
’B’ UNIT PAD
MAGUIRE
PREPARED BY:
SURFACE PROPERTY OWNER:
TOWN OF WESTLAKE, TEXAS
SUP APPLICATION
DECEMBER 2010
TOWN OF WESTLAKE, TARRANT COUNTY, TEXAS
T. MANN SURVEY, ABSTRACT NO A-1107
5.173 ACRES OUT OF THE
PROJECT NO: 10-RNG008-MAGUIRE SOUTH
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DRAWN BY: CMF
REVIEWED BY: SOK
OF THE WESTLAKE CODE OF ORDINANCES.
"GAS WELLS" ARTICLE II "DRILLING AND PRODUCTION"
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS OF CHAPTER 56
ORDINANCES FOR SUP FOR GAS WELL PADS AND
SITE WILL COMPLY WITH ALL TOWN ZONING
OPERATOR WILL ENSURE THAT THIS GAS WELL PAD
DATE: 12/28/10
FAX: (817) 430-8750
PHONE: (817) 961-6630
WESTLAKE, TEXAS 76262
9 VILLAGE CIRCLE, SUITE 500
CONTACT: TOM ALLEN, PRESIDENT
SOLANA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
MAGUIRE PARTNERS-
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PREPARED BY:
SURFACE PROPERTY OWNER:
TOWN OF WESTLAKE, TEXAS
SUP APPLICATION
DECEMBER 2010
TOWN OF WESTLAKE, TARRANT COUNTY, TEXAS
T. MANN SURVEY, ABSTRACT NO A-1107
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PROJECT NO: 10-RNG008-MAGUIRE SOUTH
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DRAWN BY: CMF
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OF THE WESTLAKE CODE OF ORDINANCES.
"GAS WELLS" ARTICLE II "DRILLING AND PRODUCTION"
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS OF CHAPTER 56
ORDINANCES FOR SUP FOR GAS WELL PADS AND
SITE WILL COMPLY WITH ALL TOWN ZONING
OPERATOR WILL ENSURE THAT THIS GAS WELL PAD
DATE: 12/28/10
FAX: (817) 430-8750
PHONE: (817) 961-6630
WESTLAKE, TEXAS 76262
9 VILLAGE CIRCLE, SUITE 500
CONTACT: TOM ALLEN, PRESIDENT
SOLANA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
MAGUIRE PARTNERS-
REV: 01/18/11
1850 SAM SCHOOL ROAD
Town of Westlake
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Surface Property Owner:
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Surface Property Owner:
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PROPOSED PAD
SAM SCHOOL RD
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GRAPHIC SCALE
USES
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STRUCTURES &
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LEGEND
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TEXAS
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TEXAS
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RESIDENCE
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300’
380’278’
75’
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PROPOSED ACCESS DRIVE
PROPOSED DRILL PAD
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893’
806’
1000’
FROM PAD LIMITS
TOWN OF WESTLAKE LIMIT
SOUTHLAKE CITY LIMIT
(5.173 AC.)
SUP BOUNDARY
(2.617 AC.)
PROPOSED DRILL PAD
(3.986 AC.)
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SHEET NO. 1 OF 2 DATE: JANUARY 2011
SOURCE: TAD (2010)
1 inch = 400 feet
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Town/City Limit
2010 TAD Parcels
1,000 Foot Buffer of Drill Zone
Drill Zone
Pad Boundary
Access Drive
NORTH
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RANGE PRODUCTION COMPNAY100 THROCKMORTON STREET, STE. 1200FORT WORTH, TX 76102PHONE: (817)869-4140FAX: (817)869-1440
PROPERTY OWNERS WITHIN 1,000 FEET OF DRILL ZONE
APPLICANT/OPERATOR:MAGUIRE'B' UNIT PAD
GAS WELL PAD SITE PERMITTOWN OF WESTLAKE, TEXAS
PREPARED BY:
5751 KROGER DRIVESUITE 185KELLER, TX 76244PHONE: 817-562-3350
114TEXAS
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Parcel NumberTAD ID NumberOwner NameOwner AddressOwner City/StateOwner Zipcode
1A1134‐1AMaguire Partners‐Solana Land, LP9 Village Cir Ste 500Westlake Tx762625910
212960‐‐7BMaguire Partners‐Solana Land, LP9 Village Cir Ste 500Westlake Tx762625910
346189H‐2‐1R1Maguire Partners‐Solana Limited Partnership9 Village Cir Ste 500Westlake Tx762625910
412960‐‐7A2Maguire Partners‐Solana Land, LP9 Village Cir Ste 500Westlake Tx762625910
512960‐‐7A1Maguire Partners‐Solana Land, LP9 Village Cir Ste 500Westlake Tx762625910
646189H‐2‐2R Maguire Partners‐Solana Ltd. Partnership 9 Village Cir Ste 500Westlake Tx762625910
741496‐2‐11‐09Westlake Terra Llc395 W State Hwy 114 Ste 300Southlake Tx760923631
846189H‐3‐1 Maguire Partners‐Solana Ltd. Partnership 9 Village Cir Ste 500Westlake Tx762625910
941496‐1‐19Westlake Terra Llc395 W State Hwy 114 Ste 300Southlake Tx760923631
1041496‐1‐27‐09HOA Of Terra Bella Inc395 W State Hwy 114 Ste 300Southlake Tx760923631
1141496‐1‐20‐09Town Of Westlake3 Village Cir Ste 202Westlake Tx762627940
1241496‐2‐13‐04HOA Of Terra Bella Inc395 W State Hwy 114 Ste 300Southlake Tx760923631
Sheet 2 of 2 ‐ PROPERTY OWNERS WITHIN 1,000 FEET OF DRILL ZONE
* Property owner names for the Maguire Partners properties listed above have been provided by the surface owner. All other ownership information
provided is based on 2010 Tarrant Appraisal District (TAD) records.
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