Item 7B
Zoning Change and Site Plan for DPS North and Site Plan for North Park for a Wall Ball Court
ZA17-071
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Applicant: Schrickel, Rollins and Associates, Inc.
Owner: City of Southlake
Request: Approval of a Zoning Change and Site Plan for DPS North and approval of a Site Plan for North
Park to add a wall ball court
Location: 100 and 200 E. Dove Road
ZA17-071
Schrickel, Rollins and Associates, Inc., on behalf of the City of Southlake, is requesting approval of a Zoning Change and Site Plan for DPS North and approval of a site plan for North
Park to add a wall ball court. The properties are located at 100 and 200 E. Dove Road.
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The future land use is public/semi public and public parks/open space.
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The current zoning is SP1 Detailed Site Plan District and CS Community Service District.
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Aerial View
This is an aerial view of the two adjacent properties, DPS north facility and North Park.
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Approved DPS North Site Plan (ZA09-069)
This is the previously approved site plan for the DPS North site under planning case ZA09-069.
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Approved North Park Site Plan (ZA10-011)
This is the previously approved site plan for North Park under planning case ZA10-011.
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Proposed Site Plan (ZA17-071)
Wall Ball Court
DPS North
North Park
This is the proposed site plan for the wall ball court. The wall ball court is located west of the concession building and immediately southwest of the lacrosse fields with a sidewalk
connection to the existing park sidewalk.
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Enlarged Proposed Site Plan (ZA17-071)
Wall Ball Court
DPS North
North Park
Electric transmission
line easement
This is an enlarged detail of the wall ball court on the site plan. The wall ball court will be located outside the overhead electric transmission easement. The wall ball court area
is approximately 67 ft. by 32 ft. with an 8 ft. by 28 ft. pad with two benches The wall ball court will also include a sidewalk connection to the existing park sidewalk,, the wall ball
court and two light poles.
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Aerial view north to proposed wall ball court
Proposed Wall Ball Court
DPS North
North Park
This is an aerial showing the location of the wall ball court on the site.
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Tree Conservation Plan
This is the tree conservation plan that shows that no trees will be affected by the wall ball court.
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Proposed Landscape and Grading Plans (ZA17-071)
This is the proposed landscape plan for the wall ball court. There will be two trees installed to the east of the wall ball court. Bermuda grass sod will be installed in areas disturbed
by construction.
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Wall Ball Court Elevation Details
The wall ball court wall is approximately 16’-4” in height by 32’-10” wide and constructed of Hill Country Stone CMU block with a graffiti resistant coating. The end walls will be approximately
16’4” in height by 7’-6” wide and be faced with a Milsap sandstone to match the stone wall at the concession stand. A cast stone logo will be inset into the end walls.
These are details of the wall ball court. The wall ball court wall is approximately 16’-4” in height by 32’-10” wide and constructed of Hill Country Stone CMU block with a graffiti resistant
coating. The end walls will be approximately 16’4” in height by 7’-6” wide and be faced with a Milsap sandstone to match the stone wall at the concession stand. A cast stone logo will
be inset into the end walls.
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Rendering View West
This is a rendered drawing view west to the wall ball court showing the wall, court, bench area, light poles, trees and sidewalk.
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Rendering View West
This is a slightly elevated view west to the wall ball court.
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Lighting Details
VARIANCES TO LIGHTING HAVE BEEN REQUESTED:
All lighting must comply with the Lighting Ordinance No. 693, as amended, with regard to type of lighting, intensity, glare and spill-over.
Variances for Sport Lighting Design at the North Park Wall Ball Court:
Section 4- Luminaires on poles over 42 inches in height shall be either high pressure sodium lights or neutral
or warm correlated color temperature LED lights (temperature equal to or less than 4300 degrees Kelvin) or other lights giving a similar soft lighting effect. Applicant is requesting
the sports lighting at the North Park Wall Ball Court be allowed to be constructed with lighting that matches the adjacent, existing sports lighting within the North Park property of
4500 degrees Kelvin (exceeding the 4300 degrees Kelvin)
Section 5- The maximum outdoor computed or measured illumination level on a property shall not exceed 20 foot candles outdoors
at any point, except that lighting under canopies (such as service stations) shall not exceed 30 foot candles. Applicant is requesting the sports lighting at the North Park Wall Ball
Court be allowed to be constructed with lighting levels that provide a safe environment for the user/player and that is no greater than the adjacent, existing sport lighting with the
North Park property (exceeding the allowable 20 foot candles)
These are lighting details for the wall ball court. The light poles will be 40 ft. tall with LED sports lighting. Two variances are being request for the LED lights and the illumination
levels. The applicant is requesting the sports lighting at the North Park Wall Ball Court be allowed to be constructed with lighting that matches the adjacent, existing sports lighting
within the North Park property of 4500 degrees Kelvin (exceeding the 4300 degrees Kelvin) and that the sports lighting at the North Park Wall Ball Court be allowed to be constructed
with lighting levels that provide a safe environment for the user/player and that is no greater than the adjacent, existing sport lighting with the North Park property (exceeding the
allowable 20 foot candles)
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Lighting Details
Light-Structure Green™ System
City Standard
North Park
Bicentennial Park
Southlake Sports Complex
Reduces spill & glare
Reduces energy costs
Bicentennial Park Baseball Fields
North Park Fields
These are photographs show the light at the Bicentennial Park baseball fields and the North Park fields. The proposed lights for the wall ball court are the same lighting system at
North Park, Bicentennial Park and the Southlake Sports Complex. The shielded LED light fixtures meet the sports lighting illumination levels, reduce glare and light spillage, and reduce
energy costs.
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Photographs
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View northwest to wall ball court
View west to wall ball court from plaza area
View southwest to wall ball court from south west lacrosse field
These are photographs of the site to the proposed wall ball court area.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
October 5, 2017; Approved (5-1) as presented; subject to the Staff Report dated, September 29, 2017; and also further subject to the Site Plan Review Summary No. 2, dated September 29,
2017; and furthermore, specifically granting the two (2) variances for lighting.
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Questions?
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