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Contact Information:

Name Suzanne Meason

Title/Position P&Z Administrator

Entity City of Lake Worth

E-mail smeason@lakeworthtx.org

Phone 817-255-7922

Project Number: 150

Parcel ID(s): 21080-3-3

Project Description: Property Address: 2832 Hiawatha Trl Zoning: SF 7.5 (Single Family Residential) Project Description: This request is a replat to combine two existing residential lots into one (1) large lot. This property falls outside of the APZ's but is in the 75 dB Noise Contour. There is an existing residential structure on the property. If any new construction was to take place, the property owner would be required sound attenuation measures to help mitigate the effects as per the city's adopted building code.

Date Submitted: 12/14/2021 2:33:02 PM

Deadline for Comments: 12/21/2021

References	Comprehensive Plans	Zoning Maps
Website Usage Tips Suggested Land Use Compatibility in Noise Zones Suggested Land Use Compatibility in Accident Potential Zones Land Based Classification Standards Tarrant Appraisal District (Property Search)	Benbrook Fort Worth Lake Worth River Oaks Westworth Village White Settlement	Benbrook Fort Worth Lake Worth River Oaks Sansom Park Westworth Village White Settlement

Comments

Name	Entity	Date	Comment
Jack Adkison	City of River Oaks	12/15/2021	I have no problem with this. The City of Lake Worth has building codes in place for noise.
Edward Spurlin	CPLO at NAS Fort Worth, JRB	12/15/2021	DoDs Air Installation Compatible Use Zone (AICUZ) policy cites single-family residential in the 70-74db noise contour as normally incompatible, with exception; and incompatible with no exception in the 75db and above noise contour. NAS JRB sees the combination of two smaller lots into one larger lot as a positive indicator in order to reduce current population density within noise hazard areas. NAS JRB concurs with City of Lake Worth comment that if a future structure is built, or improvements made on the property, noise reduction standards would be required incorporated into building design as to reduce outside to inside noise levels by 30db. NAS JRB finds no objection in this case.

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