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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2025.06.09_Planning Commission MinutesOWASSO PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING Monday, June 9, 2025 The Owasso Planning Commission met in regular session on Monday, June 9, 2025, in the Council Chambers at Old Central, 109 North Birch Street, Owasso, Oklahoma per the Notice of Public Meeting filed Friday, December 13, 2024; and the agenda filed in the office of the City Clerk and posted at Owasso City Hall, 200 South Main Street, at 1:00 pm on Tuesday, June 3, 2025. 1. Call to Order- Mr. Smith called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. 2. Flag Salute - Mr. Smith led the flag salute. 3. Roll Call - A quorum was declared present. PRESENT: ABSENT: STAFF: David Smith - Vice Chair David Vines Brian Dempster, Community Development Director Brian Cook Wendy Kramer, City Planner Kelly Lewis Daniel Dearing, Assistant City Engineer 4. Presentation of the Character Trait of Endurance - Wendy Kramer presented the character trait for June. 5. Consideration and appropriate action relating to the minutes of the May 12, 2025, Regular Meeting Mr. Cook moved, seconded by Mr. Smith, to approve the minutes as presented. YEA: Cook, Lewis, Smith NAY: None Motion carried: 3-0 6. Consideration and appropriate action relating to a planned unit development (OPUD 25-02) request for Owasso Trails, a proposed residential subdivision on approximately 37.6 acres +/-, located about one -quarter mile north of the northwest corner of East 76fh Street North and North Memorial Drive, zoned Residential Single Family Medium Density (RS-2) Wendy Kramer presented the item, recommending approval. There were no comments from the audience. Mrs. Lewis moved, seconded by Mr. Cook, to recommend approval to the City Council, subject to the following Technical Advisory Committee comments: PUD Document: • All Pages - Replace all "PUD-X" with "OPUD 25-02" • Title Page - Add developer's mailing address • Provide conceptual elevations or describe fapade materials in PUD text • Show and reference 2 additional required amenities in the northwest area on the Conceptual Plan and in the PUD document due to proposed density • Amenity area lighting required per Ch. 20 of the Owasso Zoning Code; reference in PUD text • Page 1 Additions/Language: • Total improved area and open space acreage • Total dwelling units (150 DU at 4.0 DU/Ac) • Required sidewalk along North Memorial Drive • Fencing required along the perimeters; include fence ownership and maintenance responsibilities • Public trail easement dedication in Reserve Areas B & C • Compliance with 2035 GrOwasso Land Use Master Plan (residential use) • Justification for reduced lot size/width (preservation of the existing natural areas and creek) • Compatibility with surrounding development (per Owasso Zoning Code Section 9.6.1.e) • Anticipated development schedule • Conceptual Development Plan: • Show required sidewalk along North Memorial Drive • Add north arrow and scale bar • PUD Matrix Page: Add entrance signage standards (monument -style, max 6') Owasso Planning Commission June 9, 2025 Page 2 o Confirm Compliance with Ch.19 of the Owasso Zoning Code; screening fences required along north, east, and west sides • Increase minimum lot size to 4,800 sq ft (based on 120' x 40' typical lot) o Add maximum building height/story limit • Proposed Zoning Map - Note base zoning as RS-2 LISPS: • Refer to attachments YEA: Lewis, Cook, Smith NAY: None Motion carried: 3-0 Consideration and appropriate action relating to a preliminary plat request for Owasso Trails, a residential subdivision on approximately on approximately 37.6 acres +/-, located about one - quarter mile north of the northwest corner of East 7611, Street North and North Memorial Drive, zoned Residential Single Family Medium Density (RS-2), to be considered under OPUD 25-02 overlay, contingent upon Owasso City Council approval Wendy Kramer presented the item, recommending approval. There were no comments from the audience. Mr. Smith moved, seconded by Mrs. Lewis, to approve the preliminary plat, subject to the following Technical Advisory Committee comments: Plat Face: • Title Block- Replace "OPUD-XXX" with "OPUD 25-02" • Label right-of-way (ROW) widths to be dedicated along North Memorial Drive and internal streets • Correct street names as provided by the Addressing Coordinator • Label Limits of Access and Limits of No Access along North Memorial Drive • Add 5' fence easement along all outer boundaries • Add 2' topographic contour lines • Show blueline stream centerline • Add 15' utility easement between every 5 lots for rear access (may span lot lines) • Label lot areas or include in a table • Note traffic calming is required at the north and south ends of East 79th Place (3-way stops permissible) DOD Pages: • Title Block - Replace "OPUD-XXX" with "OPUD 25-02" • Pre -Section I - Change owner name from "Tulsa L Dev., LLC" to "Calara Land (OK), LLC" • Section LH - Add "and adjacent to North Memorial Drive" at end of final sentence • Section 1.1.4 - Remove bullet points listing minimum standards and revise ending to: "...in accordance with City of Owasso standards." • Section II.B - Add a trail easement dedication in Reserve Areas B & C; suggested language options provided below: • Dedicate a blanket easement that allows the city to construct a trail in the future; the city would only be responsible for maintaining improvements it installs C. RESERVE A & C ARE HEREBY DEDICATED AS A TRAIL EASEMENT FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTING A PUBLIC TRAIL PER THE REGIONAL SICYCLOPEDESTRIAN MASTER PLAN. • Designate a specific path for the trail to be constructed by the developer, with the intention of deeding the trail to the city in the future for ongoing repair and maintenance responsibilities 1.7.1 Reserve "D" shell be used for a pedestrian (including bicycles but prohibiting motorized vehicles) trail system to be malntelned and repaired by the Homeownors' Association for the benefit of the owners of the rowdcntial lots within "Tho Collages at Mingo Crossing Provided, that, at such time as the City of Owasso, by City Council Ordinance or Resolution, to be recorded in the land records, accepts this trail system into its maintenance and repair program, the trail system may be used for by the public, At such time as the City of Owasso adopts Roserro "D' into its maintenance and repair programs by way of City Ordinance or Resolution, all costs and expenses associated with Reserve '0' shall be the responsibility of the City of Owasso. The Owner,4Meveloper makes no warranty or representation as to the likelihood or fining of such City ordinance or resolution. Owasso Planning Commission June 9, 2025 Page 3 • Section II.B.2 - Change "City of Bixby" to "City of Owasso" • Section III - Revise for pending OPUD 25-02 approval by City Council • Section IV - Clarify enforceability (City only enforces ordinances) • Section IV.K - Align with Section 18.3.5 of the Owasso Zoning Code • Section VI.0 - Remove Planning Commission approval for minor PUD amendments • Ensure signature blocks match owner information • Add standard landscaping language from plat application checklist: • "All trees shall be planted at least five feet (5') away from all underground utilities." • "No alteration to approved landscape plans shall be permitted without approval from the Community Development Department." • "Following the completion of the planting of all landscape material, the property owner or Homeowners' Association shall be responsible for long-term health, care, and maintenance of all plant material on site. Dead and diseased plant material shall be replaced as per the approved landscape plan." Miscellaneous: • Clarify that frontage/width reflects property line measurements, not the 25' building setback • Submit conceptual landscape plan with final plat (street trees, entryways, and fence easements) • Recommend locating oil/gas wells per Oklahoma Corporation Commission letter prior to construction • Consider deeding railroad right of way to railroad in the future • Payback fees due before filing final plat - Total $24,861.42 • Ranch Creek Interceptor Sewer Payback Area ($610.33 * 37.65 acres) = $22,978.92 • Storm Siren Fee ($50 * 37.65 acres) = $1,882.50 Public Works: • Denote Reserve D as a general utility easement on plat and in DoD section • Show existing sanitary sewer easements; include document number or book/page • Show adjacent curb -cut for East 80fh Street (across North Memorial Drive) on plat face • Show cross culvert locations crossing North Memorial Drive on plat face • Outline City -regulatory floodplain boundaries adjacent to creek on plat face • Asterisk floodplain-adjacent lots; elevation certificates required for these lots USPS: • See attachments RWD#3: • Within RWD#3 service area • 20' easement required (not 15') for water lines • DoD Letter C, Paragraph 2 - Correct grading reference to "3 inches" (not 3 feet) • Entrance reserve is required if irrigation water meters are desired • Easements through Reserves required for water lines • RWD has not received waterline plans as of 5/16/2025 - reserve the right to comment after engineering review • Water lines must not be within ROW • Full district compliance required once service is requested YEA: Smith, Lewis, Cook NAY: None Motion carried: 3-0 B. Community Development Report - Brian Dempster reported on the monthly building report and permit activity for May 2025. 9. Report on items from the May 21, 2025 Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) Meeting - Brain Dempster reported on a site plan reviewed for AAMCO, located at 10596 North Owasso Expressway. 10. Report from Planning Commissioners - None 11. New Business - None Owasso Planning Commission June 9, 2025 Page 4 12. Adjournment - Mr. Smith moved, seconded by Mrs. Lewis, to adjourn the meeting. YEA: Smith, Cook, Lewis NAY: None Motion carried: 3-0 and the meeting adjourned at 6:1 1 p.m. 'Brian DempAr, Recording Secretary �- UNITEDST4TES /EO POSTIR SERVICE Subject: New Developments or Phases of Development — USPS Mail Delivery Service The United States Postal Service is proud to continue its vital role in today's changing mail environment. That role includes responsibility for establishing the method or mode of delivery, the type of mailbox, and location of the mailbox for each street delivery address. Centralized delivery, through the use of Cluster Box Units (CBUs), is our preferred delivery method and box type. These CBU boxes have the advantage of being "package friendly," in that they are designed to accommodate the majority of packages delivered through the U.S, mail. Online ordering of merchandise has dramatically increased package volume. Many residential delivery mailboxes in use today are designed on the basis of specifications implemented nearly a century ago and are too small to accommodate contemporary parcel volume. As a result, packages delivered by our carriers often cannot fit into residential mail receptacles and must be redelivered, retrieved at a post office, or left on adjacent doorsteps. This latter option leaves the packages susceptible to weather damage. Centralized delivery minimizes these risks. The Postal Service is directed by statute to provide reliable and efficient service. Centralized Delivery fulfills our responsibility to safe, efficient delivery for both the customer and the Postal Service as we move into the 2111 Century. Postal Operations Manual (POM) section 631 reflects the guidelines used by local postal managers in determining the mode through which such delivery is to be provided, including type of equipment and location of boxes: 631 Modes of Delivery 631.1 General The Postal Service -approved modes of delivery available for all existing delivery points, including newly established and extensions of delivery points, are in 631.24. Centralized delivery is the preferred mode of delivery for all new residential and commercial developments. Curbside, sidewalk delivery, and door modes are generally not available for new delivery points, with very rare exceptions, as determined by the Postal Service in its sole discretion, on a case -by -case basis. The characteristics of the area to be served and the methods deemed necessary to provide adequate service by the Postal Service are described in greater detail throughout this section. 631.241 General Newly established or extended business or residential customers must request and receive approval of the delivery location and mode of delivery from the local Postmaster or District designees. These deliveries will not receive mail delivery service until the mail receptacles are installed and the units and locations are approved by local postal management. Options and requirements for modes of delivery are directed by the Postal Service. 631.242 Newly Established or Extended Centralized Delivery Points (Preferred Mode) Centralized delivery is the preferred mode for new or extended business or residential delivery points, with very rare exceptions, as determined by the Postal Service in its sole discretion, on a case -by -case basis (see 631.1). The mail receptacle and location of the delivery point(s) are approved by local postal officials in advance of the occupancy of the residence, business, or other site associated with the delivery point. 632 Mail Receptacles 632.1 Customer Obligation 632.11 Responsibilities Appropriate mail receptacles must be provided for the receipt of mail. The type of mail receptacle depends on the mode of delivery in place. Purchase, installation, and maintenance of mail receptacles are the responsibility of the customer. Appropriate locations for installation should be verified with local Postmasters. Please contact the local Postmaster to establish mail service for your project. You will find the Post Office contact and more information regarding growth management in the link below: http•//about usps com/what-we-are-doing/current-initiatives/delivery-growth-management/welcome htm If you cannot reach a delivery mode agreement with the local Postmaster, you may in accordance with Postal Service policy file an appeal with the local District Manager. Appeals should be submitted in writing to the address below. Please consider sending your written request certified mail or with a tracking number. Diane Ingland AR -OK District Manager 4025 W Reno Ave Oklahoma City, OK 73125-9998 If you do not receive a response to your appeal within 30 days or for other questions regarding centralized delivery, please contact your local Postmaster or Shannon Kelly, Manager, Address -- Management Systems at amy.w.proffitt a()..usps.gov. Contents 1 Introduction.................................................... 1 2 Finding Your Growth Manager and USPS Online Resources ............ 3 2-1 Find a Post Office.......................................................... 3 2-2 Find Your Local USPS Growth Manager ........................................ 3 2-2.1 Appeal Process for Builders and Developers ................................. 4 2-3 USPS-Approved Mailbox Equipment ........................................... 4 2-4 Delivery Planning Resources for Builders and Developers ........................... 5 3 General Planning Guidelines for Mailboxes in New Developments ....... 7 3-1 Letter Carrier Access to Deliver U.S. Mail ....................................... 7 3-2 Mailbox Locks and Keys ..................................................... 7 3-3 USPS Master Access Lock ................................................... 8 3-4 Safety Considerations....................................................... 8 3-5 Customer and Carrier Accessibility Considerations ................................ 8 3-5.1 Placement of Outdoor Cluster Boxes ....................................... 8 3-5.2 Construction Accessibility Guidelines ....................................... 9 4 Single -point Residential Deliveries .................................. 11 4-1 Residential Single Family Site Constructed Development ........................... 11 4-2 Residential Mobile or Trailer Home Development ................................. 11 5 Multi -point Residential Deliveries ................................... 13 5-1 Apartment Communities..................................................... 13 5-2 Student Housing and Off -Campus Student Apartment Communities .................. 13 6 Delivery to Business and Industrial Parks ............................ 15 7 Establishment of City Delivery ..................................... 17 8 Inspection and Commencement of Mail Delivery Services .............. 19 8-1 Mail Receptacles and Customer Obligations ..................................... 19 8-2 Centralized Mail Receptacle Installation ......................................... 19 9 Closing......................................................... 21 July 2020 m National Delivery Planning Standards - A Guide for Builders and Developers Appendix A — Cluster Box Unit Installation Single Unit ................... 23 Appendix B — Cluster Box Unit Installation Multiple Unit .................. 25 Appendix C — Cluster Box Unit Access Maneuvering Space - Single Unit.... 27 Appendix D —Cluster Box Unit Access Maneuvering Space -Multiple Unit.. 29 Handbook PO-632 Introduction The United States Postal Service® is proud to provide every new home and business with excellent, efficient mail delivery service. This guide will assist you in preparing your new development for mail service by planning locations and space for mail equipment early in the development process. The U.S. Postal Service TM is responsible for establishing the method or "mode" of delivery for all new developments —both residential and commercial. The mode of delivery includes the following: ■ Type of mailbox you will use. ■ Location of the mailbox for each delivery address. Centralized delivery is our preferred method of mail delivery. Centralized delivery equipment improves delivery efficiency and provides space for large mail items, including packages, which is a great benefit for customers. Freestanding, pedestal -style outdoor centralized mailboxes are called cluster box units or CBUs. CBUs are "package friendly" because they are designed to accommodate the majority of packages delivered through the U.S. Mail®. CBUs also include parcel lockers, which provide separate, locked storage for many packages. - Other types of centralized mailbox equipment are also available. Builders and developers are responsible for the purchase and installation of mailbox equipment. Property owners are responsible for ongoing maintenance, repairs, and replacement of mailbox equipment. This guide provides information about the types of USPS®-approved mailbox equipment options available commercially and information about other aspects of mail delivery planning that may apply to your specific development. With more than 150 million households and businesses served daily —and another 1 million new delivery points added on average every year —it is imperative that the U.S. Postal Service make its mail delivery network more efficient while still delivering the service our customers expect. We appreciate your assistance in furthering that objective, while at the same time helping provide new customers with convenient mail delivery for their new homes and businesses. We also want to connect you with local USPS delivery planning individuals in your area —referred to as Growth Managers. Postal Service Growth Managers are available to assist you. Prior to submitting your master plan and plat to the local municipality and/or county for approval, you must arrange for a local USPS Growth Manager to review your development plans prior to commencing construction. Thank you for reviewing the Postal Service's mail delivery -planning standards —we look forward to working with you! July 2020 2 Finding Your Growth Manager and USPS Online Resources 2-1 Find a Post Office The Postal Service lists all local Post OfficesTM on its website at: www.usps.com. To find the Post Office closest to your new development, search using the appropriate ZIP CodeTM. 7USPSCOM mre: ,rx n w __ Q Find Locations S! NewGW Oamt CeN vy Evynn Ylee. Y.nnro<r. [�Oa. aMA?�m+t il Avmn R.wc. —1cf 1-1v I i-3 [r!w x+nn.rteru „v,xyN a�ry+w.tew�nav+MlM�b-rn✓h V a Srrv<e 2-2 Find Your Local USPS Growth Manager Every area where the U.S. Postal Service provides mail delivery has a Postal Service employee assigned to help developers and builders with planning mail service for new developments. These "new delivery planning" employees are referred to as Growth Managers. To find the Growth Manager that covers your specific development's geographic location, send an email to: Delivery.Growth@USPS.GOV, or contact your Post Office and ask to speak to either the Postmaster or the person assigned to assist developers with planning new mail service. July 2020 3 2-2.1 National Delivery Planning Standards - A Guide for Builders and Developers If you do not receive a reply from your District Growth Manager or Post Office, please email your concern to the above email address and the escalation process within the Postal Service will occur as follows: a. First Level of Inquiry — The District Growth Manager (to respond within 2 weeks). b. Second Level of Inquiry — The Area Growth Manager (to respond within 2 weeks). C. Third Level of Inquiry —The Headquarters Growth Manager (to respond within 30 days). 2-2.1 Appeal Process for Builders and Developers Once the authorized mode of delivery decision has been communicated by the Growth Manager, a builder/developer may appeal an adverse decision as follows: a. First level of appeal is to District Manager who has 30 days to respond to builder/developer. b. Second level of appeal is to Area Manager, Delivery Programs Support (MDPS) who has 30 days to respond to builder/developer. C. Third level of appeal is to Area Vice President who has 30 days to respond to builder/developer. 2-3 USPS-Approved Mailbox Equipment Mailboxes used in new construction projects can be one of the following two types of centralized mailbox equipment: a. Pedestal -mounted USPS-approved CBU. b. Wall -mounted USPS-approved STD-4C mailboxes (4C). The Postal Service annually publishes a list of USPS-approved mailbox equipment and approved manufacturers in its Postal Bulletin. You can also find the latest list of USPS-approved equipment and approved manufacturers at: htto://about. usps. com/what-we-are-doing/current-initiatives/deliverv- growth-management/welcome. h tm Handbook PO-632 Finding Your Growth Manager and USPS Online Resources 2-4 Delivery Planning Resources for Builders and Developers 2-4 The most current version of this guide will always be available on the webpage at: http://aboutyAps.com/what-we-are-doin.q/CUrrent-initiatiVes/ delivery-growth-management/welcome htm. The following links provide additional resources for builders and developers: a. Find a Post Office: https://tools.usps.com/`W POLocatorActionfinput. action. b. Centralized Delivery/Residential Applications: http://about.usps.com/ publications/pub265a. pdf. C. Centralized Delivery/Garden Apt Applications: hyp://about.usps.com/ publications/pub265c. pd f. d. Centralized Delivery/Commercial Applications: http://about.usps.com/ publica tions/pub265b. pdf. July 2020 5 3 General Planning Guidelines for Mailboxes in New Developments 3-1 Letter Carrier Access to Deliver U.S. Mail Centralized delivery is the Postal Service's preference for new addresses, whether residential or commercial. The customer is responsible for keeping the approach to his or her mailbox and adjacent area clear to facilitate delivery. You may provide curbside delivery only with prior approval from the Postal Service. Place curbside mail receptacles approved by the Postal Service where they protect the mail, can be safely and conveniently serviced by carriers without leaving their vehicles, and can be reasonably and safely accessed by customers. These receptacles must be on the right-hand side of the road in the direction of travel when required by traffic conditions, or when driving on the left-hand side of the road to reach the mail receptacle would violate traffic laws. 3-2 Mailbox Locks and Keys The Postal Service prohibits carriers from accepting keys for locks on private mail receptacles, buildings, or offices, except where an electromechanical door lock system or key keeper box is used. CBUs have secure, locking mailbox, and parcel locker compartments. Whether your new development is commercial or residential, the builder or property owner is responsible for providing lock and key service for cluster box units. The locks/keys for each of the compartments will be provided with the CBU. The Postal Service will furnish the "master access lock" that allows mail to be delivered. See 3-3for more information. Your local USPS Growth Manager will discuss specific requirements and processes appropriate for your new development as part of the overall coordination process related to establishing the mode of delivery for your new development. July 2020 3-3 National Delivery Planning Standards - A Guide for Builders and Developers 3-3 USPS Master Access Lock The Postal Service furnishes its own "master access lock" so that carriers have access to deliver the mail. This lock is not available to developers and builders to pre -install. Your local USPS Growth Manager will coordinate installation of the "master lock" as part of the overall coordination process when starting new mail delivery for customers. 3-4 Safety Considerations If curb delivery is approved by the Postal Service, posts and other supports for curbside mailboxes are owned and controlled by the customer. The owner of the property is responsible for ensuring that posts are neat and adequate in strength and size. When installing centralized delivery equipment, such as CBUs or STD-4C (4C) equipment, the mailboxes must be safely located so that customers are not required to travel an unreasonable distance to obtain their mail. Typically, mailbox receptacles are located within 1 block of the residence. When new developments, either residential or commercial, are in the design phase, developers or architects must meet with the USPS Growth Manager to ensure that safe and durable receptacles are properly specified and - located in conformance with regulations. The Growth Manager will also meet with the builder at the appropriate time during the construction phase to review the physical mailroom installation and discuss coordination and timing of initiating mail delivery. 3-5 Customer and Carrier Accessibility Considerations Curb delivery may only be provided with prior approval from the Postal Service if the carrier can efficiently, safely, and conveniently service the mailbox from the carrier's vehicle and if the customer can safely and easily access the mailbox. Apartment house delivery requires that mailboxes be located reasonably close to the entrance in vestibules, halls, or lobbies. The carrier must also be able to service the boxes without interference from swinging or open doors. Consult with your local USPS Growth Manager early in the design process to ensure you select an appropriate location for the apartment building mailroom. 3-5.1 Placement of Outdoor Cluster Boxes The local USPS Growth Manager or designee must approve the CBU mailbox sites and type of equipment. Cluster boxes must be safely located so that customers are not required to travel an unreasonable distance to obtain their mail and so there is sufficient access to mailbox locations with Handbook PO-632 General Planning Guidelines for Mailboxes in New Developments July 2020 3-5.2 adequate space for carriers to deliver and customers to retrieve the mail. Typically, a mailbox receptacle will be located within 1 block of the residence. 3-5.2 Construction Accessibility Guidelines Accessibility requirements and regulations, including those required to accommodate customers with disabilities, may vary by type of facility and governing jurisdiction. Always consult local building officials and codes for applicable accessibility requirements that apply to your specific development and mailbox project. 4 Single -point Residential Deliveries New mail delivery planning for single-family residential developments typically falls into the following two primary categories: a. Site -constructed single family homes. b. Mobile or trailer homes. 4-1 Residential Single Family Site Constructed Development During the design and planning phase (i.e., before plans and site plats are finalized with the appropriate planning/zoning authorities), developers and builders must notify the U.S. Postal Service of the planned development so that the Postal Service can determine the appropriate mode of delivery while considering input from the parties involved with the development. Developers and builders must plan to install centralized mail delivery receptacles in new residential communities, which include secure parcel lockers. New homes built or established within a block of existing homes can only receive the same type of mail delivery service as the older, existing homes after the Postal Service has completed an operational efficiency analysis. When new delivery replaces more than 1 block, delivery methods must comply with mode of delivery options for establishment and extension of delivery service, which is typically centralized mail service. Your local USPS Growth Manager will work closely with you to determine the best approach to providing mail delivery service to customers in your new residential development. It is important that you contact the Growth Manager in your area as early as possible in your planning process. 4-2 Residential Mobile or Trailer Home Development The delivery options for mobile or trailer home developments depend on whether the development is permanent or transient as determined by the Postal Service. July 2020 11 4-2 National Delivery Planning Standards - A Guide for Builders and Developers Permanent Developments —Permanent developments consist of managed mobile home parks or residential mobile home subdivisions with the following characteristics: a. The lots are permanently assigned. b. The streets are maintained for public use. C. The conditions resemble those of a residential subdivision. For permanent developments, the delivery options are either central, curbside, or sidewalk delivery. Postal Service will determine and specify the type of mail delivery for any permanent mobile/trailer home development. The general practice of the Postal Service is to specify centralized delivery. Transient Developments —Transient developments are mobile home, trailer, and recreational vehicle parks where the lots are temporarily occupied or rented and considered transient, short-term, or seasonal. For transient developments, the only option is delivery to a single point or receptacle designated by park management and approved by local Postal Service management. The single delivery point defined will be for the receipt of all mail from USPS; employees of the park will complete the subsequent distribution of mail and forwarding. Whether your new mobile home development is permanent or transient, contact your local Growth Manager early in the process so that we can work with you in laying out the space plan for mail delivery for the residents of your new community. 12 Handbook PO-632 rJ Multi -point Residential Deliveries 5-1 Apartment Communities The following are important U.S. Postal Service guidelines for determining the location and composition of mail receptacles for apartment communities: a. All new or remodeled apartment houses must install USPS-approved 4C centralized mailbox equipment. There must be at least 1 parcel locker for every 5 mailbox compartments. The Postal Service requires no maximum number of parcel lockers to be installed -only the 1:5 parcel locker/mailbox minimum. b. Locate mail receptacles and parcel lockers in apartment buildings reasonably close to the entrance in vestibules, hall, or lobbies. The carrier must also be able to serve the boxes without interference from swinging or open doors. C. Exterior centralized mailboxes may also be an option. The Postal Service may authorize the installation of standard, approved apartment receptacles (4C or CBU) in exterior walls of buildings provided they are not installed directly on the street or a public sidewalk. Provide a canopy for outdoor mailbox installations. The canopy design and location must provide maximum protection from the weather, including driving rain, and provide adequate nighttime lighting. 5-2 Student Housing and Off -Campus Student Apartment Communities Mail delivery protocols to student housing vary depending on the characteristics of the student housing community being served. Below are general guidelines for establishing new mail service. Mail is delivered to dormitory buildings and residence halls when addressed to a specific building. Mail is delivered in bulk to a designated representative of the school or property in the building. The representative is responsible for further distribution to students/residents. The Postal Service will determine the proper mode of delivery to be established and may require that designees from the student housing property be identified to accept mail for each location prior to initiating delivery. The Postal Service defines a dormitory building or residence hall as a building that consists of single or multi -room units that may share or have July 2020 13 5-2 National Delivery Planning Standards - A Guide for Builders and Developers access to centrally located kitchens, bathrooms, showers, or social or common areas. Whether located on or off campus, and regardless of private ownership, such buildings are nevertheless dormitories and either the school or building owner is responsible for the final delivery of student mail. Post Office personnel do not distribute mail into apartment -type mailboxes for dormitories or residence halls. As always, it is important to contact your local USPS Growth Manager early in the planning process to ensure understanding and requirements related to providing mail delivery for your new student housing development. 14 Handbook PO-632 6 Delivery to Business and Industrial Parks The following paragraphs provide important U.S. Postal Service guidelines for determining the location, type of mailbox receptacles, and other requirements related to initiating new mail delivery for business and industrial parks. The type and design of buildings included in the business and industrial park will govern the mode of delivery that is implemented. As with all new mail delivery planning, the location of the USPS-approved delivery equipment is subject to Postal Service approval. Deliverymodeoptions for business parks are door, centralized, curbside, or sidewalk delivery. Door delivery will generally not be available for new delivery points. The primary options are as follows: a. Centralized Delivery. Centralized delivery service applies to all business office buildings, office complexes, and industrial and professional parks. If the U.S. Postal Service is delivering directly to the mailboxes, the type of equipment allowed for newly constructed buildings must either be USPS-approved CPUs or STD-4C (4C) wall - mounted receptacles. b. Sinale-Point Delivery. Single -point delivery is generally not available to new business park developments unless it is in the form of a bulk mail drop. July 2020 75 7 Establishment of City Delivery To establish city delivery service, consider a combination of mail delivery methods to provide regular and effective service to all residential and business sections of a community. Consider the establishment of city delivery service when the following requirements are met: a. Within the area to be served, there is a population of 2,500 or more or 750 possible deliveries. b. At least 10 percent of the building lots in the area to be served are improved with houses or places of business. Where a house or building and its yard or ground cover more than one lot, all lots so covered are considered improved. The streets are paved or otherwise improved to permit the travel of Postal Service vehicles at all times, without damage or delay. C. Streets are named and house numbers are assigned by the municipal authorities in accordance with Management Instruction DM-940-89-3, Addressing Conventions. d. Street signs are in place and house numbers are displayed. e. Rights -of -way, turnouts, and areas next to the roads and streets are sufficiently improved so that the installation, servicing, and accessing of mailboxes are not hazardous to the public or Postal Service employees. f. Satisfactory walkways exist for the carrier where required. Note: During a new residential or commercial development's design and planning phase (i.e., before the developers and builders finalize plans and site plats with the appropriate planning/zoning authorities), developers and builders must notify the Postal Service so that the Postal Service can determine the appropriate mode of delivery while considering input from these parties. Developers and builders should plan for centralized mail delivery installations for residential communities or business developments. It is important to contact your local USPS Growth Manager while you are still in the design process so that we can collaborate with you to prepare the most efficient, effective plan to provide mail delivery for the customers who will live or work in your new development. July 2020 17 8 Inspection and Commencement of Mail Delivery Services 8-1 Mail Receptacles and Customer Obligations Appropriate mail receptacles must be provided for the receipt of mail. The type of mail receptacle depends on the mode of delivery in place. Purchase, installation, maintenance, repair, and replacement of mail receptacles are the responsibility of the customer. Verify with the local Postmaster or Growth Manager, the appropriate locations for installation. The following apply: a. In locations where the Postal Service has determined that centralized delivery is appropriate, customers must install mail receptacles that comply with the USPS STD- 4C wall -mounted mail receptacles or USPSB1118, Postal Service specification, CBUs, to include secured parcel lockers. b. If curbline delivery is authorized, customers must erect curb -mounted receptacles that comply with USPS-STD-7C. C. If sidewalk delivery is authorized, customers must erect sidewalk - mounted receptacles that comply with USPS-STD-7C. The Postal Service annually publishes a list of USPS-approved mailbox equipment and approved manufacturers in its Postal Bulletin. You can find the latest list of USPS-approved equipment and approved manufacturers at: http://about.usps. com/what-we-are-doing/current-initiatives/deliverv- growth-management/welcome.htm 8-2 Centralized Mail Receptacle Installation You must consider many variables when installing centralized mailbox equipment. In addition to providing accessible locations, you must conduct proper foundation preparation and follow specific mounting procedures, to name a few requirements. Appendices A through D of this guide provide sample diagrams of various CBU installations to help you understand space requirements, placement, etc. July 2020 19 8-2 National Delivery Planning Standards - A Guide for Builders and Developers Note: It is critical that you refer to the installation manuals furnished by each of the manufacturers for the specific LISPS -approved centralized mailbox equipment purchased commercially. For assistance with siting your outdoor centralized mail equipment, contact your local USPS Growth Manager so that the Postal Service can advise about the proper locations as you finalize plans for your new development. 20 Handbook PO-632 9 Closing Thank you for taking time to review this guide for planning mail delivery for new development. We periodically update this guide —so be sure to check online for the latest version on the ABOUT.USPS.COM website at: h ttp: //about. usps. com/what-we-are-doing/current-initiatives/delivery- growth-managemen t/welcome. htm. Reminder: You can find the Growth Manager who covers your specific development geography by sending an email to: Delivery. Growth@ LISPS. GO V. Or, you can contact your Post Office and ask to speak to the Postmaster or person assigned to assist developers with planning new mail service. July 2020 21 Appendix A Cluster Box Unit Installation Single Unit I 1 EDGES IN I I LAN CS IAIOS AI'LL AREAS , TOOL I I EDGES FG L_ J SU AC PAVED AR SUFFACE5 IN PAYEE CRU CNUAE SU14 SLOPE SURFACE .25 DES PER DRA11 ON ALL SITES FOR Q2ANAGE. Edtl C3U PEDESTAL _ (WITH N.ETSL PEDESTAL ONLY) VATCH E%ISHNG =BE IN 5.5% .SCA VIN. PAYED ARRAS SE SURFACE .25 INCH PER FOOT 4% 4.03 M.N. ON ALL SITES FCR CRAINASE )Sa I 4 RDDS ON 14.OD CE°AERS AWIIVUR E. WAY :.•- ":.:T;C; i:c OPTION&COMPACT GRAVEL OR CRUSHED I .....: .• j':. I STONE (CVR WHERE L4E 4.00 ::.:ci o.A SOLID ROCK DCCORS). H.CO MIA. --_.�Cj;.T {;�•;.:•c:-:-.. . _r1AAK FROST CEPTH LLB u)�1x-�Ulu�<—F12M UNCISPJREED SOIL OR WELL COMP& -MD SOIL NOTES. I. C09CRLTE SHALL HAVE A COVPRESSNT STRENGTH OF J,COn PSI b. MN RAMSET REDHEAD TRUCOLT v..romaei-rMheatl.com) 0 23 CATS, CONTAIN 4A MIN. - 6% MA%. AIR ENTRACIVENT AND GALVANIZED, 1/2- CIAAIETER z 7 OVERALL lENChi: GTTALOG SE FLAGS: 'NON A J. -ALSO SLVVP LV ACCORDANCE'AtIH KI -OI NL'VSER: 'AS-127CG 2. REINFORCING S EEL RODS SH+LL CONFCRV. TO ASEM AG15, GRADE 60. INSURE THAT THE NN. EV3EOVEVT IN CONCRETE IS AT LEAST 3. ION OL S AL EEO 4VA. T E A NG P. O it RS: 4-1/3'. a. HILH kWIK SOLT (wv,a9.hdUlAom) II-1/2' 0MVEIER A 5-1/2' GVERAL IENGTIL C. RAWL STUD ( .rodccm) GALVANIZE), CATA.CG J. 000-453-696 GALVANIZED. 1/2' CMIETER ° 5-1/2' OVERALL LENGTH; CATAL KS It 12-512. STAINLESS STEEL' CATALOG ¢: 000-454-744 ENSURE THAT THE MN. EVUEDUENT UL CONCRETE IS AT LEASE 3-1/2-. NUV3ER: 77211 ENSURE THAT THE VIN. EV3EOVENT IN CONCRETE IS AT (FAST 4. CLUSTER BOX UNrr (CBU) INSTALLATION - SINGLE UNIT G 1 - 2 - Ore w July 2020 23 Appendix B Cluster Box Unit Installation Multiple Unit NOTES TO A/E: <tlV fEG[TE+L t-ff Yf[i� )Em1T wn WEER E115TIv EWE IR NY 5.5C .Sd Ytt— PAYE. N SEEK WACE .95 IREN M (GOT F0 400 YID'. ((—OS Aft $[!E5 IV! ERNW<E I .Y. � / YJ 1100.T ON liW CATL3 W}IYJN RtCST EIMI � 6UPi4'lp i Ill 1. COS[flLEE O4IAL IE°PES SWEF 31 0 26 CAM M%794 iS ES Wit.- PV<EO 0NAO - /.SC + > Iv ADXTf„AwE ." KI 301 b. OR+LVAVSEA, 1/fl' [IuEE[tEJ .T 1� OrEANt l �:OM GimHiG Lh5L4E 1Rli WE Ytt N?CYVR W WNQflC 151Y Lv.4 J-1/tl'. C. RA'LL STO (wv.n.icun) G+E':AY3ED. 1/] f4YE[EJ 5-I/2' tl.ERVL IE`ICIX; CAMD; w"PIM M4 EA➢:FE MT WE YIY. EY2C309 R! <OACTEiE IS AT LEASE °"°"` CLUSTER BOX UNrr (CBU) INSTALLATON - `°` `h. SE<T. PD[°. 100.V3 IMULDPLEJUNITG 1- 2- 0 e1 C.D Flc: J��n �l -0� / • Stcic. v2� r�� y, ..�'�1 LostSRMxN: 10 27%20tG July 2020 25 Appendix C Cluster Box Unit Access Maneuvering Space - Single Unit NOTES TO A/E. 1. IF THE ACCESSIBLE ROUTE FROM THE CBU(s) CONNECTS WITH A STREET OR OTHER PAVED SURFACE AT A VERTICAL CURB, A CURB RAMP SHOULD BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH RE-4 REQUIREMENTS. 1'{' CIFAYSEJHI� HUTS: TL WALKWAY IF'E HW EE ON CONFOPUBLIC MSOT E THE WALKWAY CONFORMS l0 THE SLOPE (AIixNUN 2X 4'•Y U JIM �I Tur"134 D IUR!6NG SPACE SLOPE). SWPE). P ECT ECTOR- -� IRNNUV 4' AIDE CCILD jaw II (- I X6" THRRESED SLAB 11 EDCE OT .) IF ¢tOeEAIFY I DELI I I I I I I 11 II 11 II 11 tw m v HkUFER EDGES 01 L:SOSCA°E APES. ( 11X1L ECCES FLUSH riIIN N' 101S1tir SURFACES III PA%ED 1 I II Sf( INS. 1 LOPE SURFACES 14NNUV I 1 IX FOR DGINACE. Lex VJM SCOFE SWLL HOT II l I EXAM CONTRCL JCL? I L_—__--__ __{I cs0 OUIUEc 1 i 1 OIES; CRU smu INSTALLxn' SEE CETAIL GI-2-4% I 1 I I I I L CONCRETE SHALL HA'sE A COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OF 3,000 PSI 0 26 DAYS . 1 1 DOMAIN 4% MINI- 6% VAX. 5.07 VAX. RUNNING SLOPE 2.6X MAX CROSS SLOPE I I 1 1 I I I - > AR ENRWNVENT AND BE PLACED WITH A 3.50-4.SD SLUMP IN ACCORDANCE WITH ACI 301, 2. ACCESSI6Hf1Y PAD10 BE IENSL WITH COU FOUNDAT13N 1 1 I 1 j J. CONRECF ACCESSIEILITY PAD 10 PECESTRIAN SUROMNC FACE x p(P. blhT WITH PPE-VCLOEO FILLER I I j I� 1 (PRERRED) OR PUELIC 4. REINFORCE AL SLURS WrIN 6X6 WIA X W'1.4 WWF S. F.P011DE LLG fT EROOV FlHISH Paved Pedestrian Sulace (if available) or Public Street "`°" CLUSTER BOX UNIT (CBU) ACCESS MAN RING SPACE-- I WIT,) FOC CW. Sc°" Pa°' Otl°d G 1- 2- 0 e2 CAO fi.�c: -{U6(701�N'9FY\d81a�0`Qi-2'DB'1.C�V1Q 1�2 i'Q� .�'� OSPS SO:. !s:°oC: SO l�I016 Lon R°�:E:G 7�t/101G 70-* • C Cluster Box Unit Access Maneuvering Space - Multiple Unit NOTES TO A/El 1. IF THE ACCESSIBLE ROUTE FROM THE CBU(s) CONNECTS WITH A STREET OR OTHER PAVED SURFACE AT A VERTICAL CURB, A CURB RAMP SHOULD BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH RE-4 REQUIREMENTS. NOTE 7UR614C SPACE VAY BE ON PUBLIC W'AU<A'AY IF THE WALKWAY CONFCRVS TD THE SLOPE RECUIREVE'IIS (VAXIVUV 2% SLCI'E). V.X CIESR (iEC�; NFO �i'{111AI IN LAIHSCAFE 7H-'YFER EDGES ,AREAS. I C9U ) SUFFICES PI PAVED AREAS. I 1 I I IOPJl CONNECTOR- ��� u I -� VIUMUN 1' WIDE 'Xr THICHENED SUB BODE (M'.) I CHU I' ) AWN CONTRCL XAN1[ CENTERED I I o ON CBU FOUNDATION L CRV ULLIME U'JT OIAVETER gKULIR TURNINC SPACE SEE OEEAIL 01-2-0<I L_ CLD JOINT CBU OUTUNE I CBV I -- I I LOPE SUFFACE VININUM IS FDR DRAINACE. L_J I VAXIM V. SCOPE SHALL NOT EXCEED 2% I NN CDVEROL .101NT S.ox RUN VAY, RUNIiPIO SLOPE NOTES: I I 1. CONCRETE SHALL NAVE A COMPFESSNE S7RBNCTIi OF 2.0% VAX, I L7 3.000 PSI a 28 DAYS, CDNTN« N Vim-6L A,A CROSS SLOPE I I FIR ENIRAINUD-1 AND BE PLACED NIIH A 3.60-4.50 I ) a SLUMP PI ACCORCANCE WON ACI 301 I I 2. ACCESSMIUIY PAD To BE LEVEL WITH CHU FOCNEATI:N i EXP, MIT NBH ) I 3. CONNECT ACC6SIEILDY PM 70 EAISB�. PAVBD E-NOU:g) FlLLER I PECE NIAN SUPFTCE (PREFERRED) OR PUBLIC MEET. 4. FEINFORCE ALL SLABS WON 6X6 W'IA X WIA 'AWF S. FROYDE LICHT BROOM FINISH Paved Pedestrian Surface (rf available) or Pubic Street °"°" CLUSTER BOX UNIT (CBU) ACCESS MANUVERING SPACE - MU TIPLE UNIT G 1 - 2 - 0 e3 CPD " UBPs1bI'efY�dBiBlleiQI-2-D9dthL'p < 1/ - - 114'"I'-0' US<S SOL bsA- t0 :12016 .. LOS' Rrnua: 2,i/2016 July 2020 29