CM-2022-036 - 2/25/2022Also by electronic mail to Eric
Itatzman, Halff Associates at
eratzman@halff.com
I COUNTY
CONSERVATION FOUNDATION
Board of Directors
February 2, 2022
Pct. 3 Commissioner
Valerie covey.
City of Round Rock, Texas
Board President
c/o Gary Hudder, Transportation Director
Williamson County. Tx
2400 Sunrise Road
Round Rock, TX 78666
Pct 2 Commissioner
Cynthia Long
Board Vice-president
Re: Originally, a project site consisting of right-of-way and construction of a
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segment of Wyoming Springs Drive; that portion from the intersection of Wyoming
Springs Drive and Sam Bass Road to the intersection with Brightwater Boulevard,
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a distance of approximately 4,752 and comprising approximately 9.9 acres of
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disturbance; WCCF file #20191231 updated to an expanded footprint of a 31.5-acre
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project site, reference page attached, Updated footprint revised WCCF file
Paul Barron
#20220202
Cedar Park, TX
Dear Mr. Hudder:
Allen Bowersox
Georgetown, TX
Thank you for your participation in the Williamson County Regional Habitat Conservation
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Plan (RHCP). The following determination of fees relates to the referenced project area as
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a condition of participation under the Plan. A review of the application and supporting
documents has been conducted in accordance with the RHCP and the associated
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biological opinion. Accordingly, the Williamson County Conservation Foundation makes
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the following determination as to this application:
1. The original fee for participation for the referenced project was $8,000.00 (Eight
Thousand Eight Hundred and No Hundredths Dollars) representing the fee structure of
the RHCP for the approximate 9.9t disturbance acres in relevant Edwards Limestone
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geological karst zones and being assessed at $1001acre rounded UP to the nearest acre,
Secretary
Environmental Program
and a calculated fractional disturbance of a known, but previously Impacted habitat
Manager
feature at $7,000.00. Thus, 9.9 x $1001Acre rounded up = $1,000.00, PLUS a 26% fractional
Impact to 2.8 acres of known habitat footprint = $7,000.00 (2.8 x $10,0001acre x .25) for a
total of $8,000.00 and was paid 111712020. The addition of 21.5 acres to the project site for
disturbances In relevant Edwards Limestone geological karst zone require an additional
$2,200 (Two Thousand Two Hundred and No Hundredths Dollars).
2. Please notify this office as soon as possible - by email to josh.renner@wilco.org or
by return mail to the address shown to the left below - of agreement to these participation
terms. A signed (in blue Ink), scanned copy of this letter is sufficient for acknowledgement
Williamson County
of these terms.
Conservation Foundation
40o Parks and Recreation
219 Perry Mayfield
3. A Participation Agreement based on the terms outlined In this Letter and following
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the Williamson County Regional Habitat Conservation Plan will be delivered to you for
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execution upon receipt of the participation fee. Upon receipt of that document please have
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WCCF #20220202 - Wyoming Springs (Updated)
the appropriate Individuals sign where indicated (and notarized where applicable). An
accompanying cover memo will further explain the process.
4. A portion of the Participation Agreement ("Memorandum of Participation") must be filed in
the deed records of Williamson County. The signed copy of the Participation Agreement
should be returned to us. An administrative fee of $100 will be charged in addition to the
Participation fees that will cover the cost of filing. If you wish to opt out of this fee and file
the document independently from our office, please indicate below; contact this office for
filing instructions.
Participation Fees: $2,200.00
Administrative/Filing Fee: $100.00
Total: $2,300.00
Subsequent to WCCF's receipt of the original recorded copy, this office will 1) provide a copy for
your file, and, upon specific request only, 2) prepare and mail a participation certificate. The optional,
upon request only certificate is not an official document but if desired it may be posted at the project
site as notification to interested parties of participation in the Williamson County RHCP.
Alternatively, a copy of the Participation Agreement may be posted.
Should you have any questions about this letter, or questions concerning participation under the
Williamson County Habitat Conservation Plan, please contact WCCF.
J ua . Renner
vironmental Program Manager
Williamson County Conservation Foundation
to both form and substance:
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If you wish to handle document filing independently with the Williamson County Clerk and opt out
of the administrative filing fee, please initial and date here:
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XA5 Agenda Item Summary
Agenda Number:
Title: Consider executing a Letter Agreement with Williamson County Conservation
Foundation regarding an amendment to the Williamson County Regional Habitat
Conservation agreement for the Wyoming Springs Segment 1 Project.
Type: City Manager Item
Governing Body: City Manager Approval
Agenda Date: 2/25/2022
Dept Director: Gary Hudder, Transportation Director
Cost: $2,300.00
Indexes: RR Transportation and Economic Development Corporation (Type B)
Attachments: Agmt
Department: Transportation
Text of Legislative File CM-2022-036
The Wyoming Springs Road Segment 1 project consists of extending Wyoming Springs Blvd from
Creekbend at the south end to Old Settler's Blvd on the north end. The roadway will be a new 4-lane
divided arterial roadway with off-street shared use paths. The road will clear Hairy Man Road and Dry Fork
creek as well as create a path that intersects with the existing hike and bike trail along Hairy Man Road.
Environmental clearance and design are anticipated to be completed in 2022 with construction to begin in
2023.
The City of Round Rock previously agreed to participate in the Williamson County Regional Habitat
Conservation Plan for this project which is managed by the Williamson County Conservation Foundation.
The City of Round Rock paid $8000.00 January 17, 2020 for the original impacted area in the relevant
Edwards Limestone geological karst zones. During the design of the project and working with Williamson
County, it has been decided to add 21.5 acres to the project site along Sam Bass Road which includes
disturbances in relevant Edwards Limestone geological karst zones which requires an additional $2300.00
in fees.
Cost: $2,300.00
Source of Funds: RR Transportation and Economic Development Corporation
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