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Sketch Plan Review: Elmcrest Sanctuary <br />October 30, 2009, revised January 20, 2010 <br />Page 2 of 3 <br />2. Grading and Drainage: A drainage and grading plan has been submitted and been found <br />acceptable.. Development shall be consistent with the City's Surface Water Management Plan or <br />engineering methods approved by the City. <br />3. Traffic Generation Anal City Code requires a traffic generation analysis with Final Plat <br />review. Standard procedures require that the City hire a traffic consultant to review the traffic <br />patterns and traffic impact of the development. Since no additional buildable lots are being <br />created with the Plat, City Staff recommends that a traffic generation analysis not be required. <br />4. Utilities and Water Usaae: Lot 1 is currently served by private well and septic: Municipal water <br />currently exists along the future alignment of Quicksilver Street, and sanitary sewer service does <br />not exist in the area. When the City purchased the property in the southeast corner of the <br />proposed plat (PID# 11322534000$) there were two (2) agreements that were executed; one fora <br />. temporary access road to Elmcrest Park, and the other for a temporary encroachment of the <br />existing drain field from Lot 1. Both of these agreements are to expire when development occurs <br />or the land is subdivided. With this proposed subdivision the City would like to reaffum and/or <br />restate these easements. The temporary access to Elmcrest Park should be extended until such <br />time that the future Quicksilver Street is constructed or development of Outlot A occurs. Also, a <br />secondary septic system location must be identified for Lot 1. The City Attorney is currently <br />reviewing an agreement to be recorded against the Subject Property in regards to the location of <br />the current septic system and the need to relocate the drainfield in the future. <br />5. Park Dedication: Park Dedication obligations have been satisfied with the Rabbit Run plat. <br />However, any additional buildable lots created through the subdivision process will be subject to <br />the Park Dedication obligations at the rate in effect at the time a development agreement is <br />executed. <br />Trail Development Fees: No additional buildable lots are being created with the proposed plat. <br />Therefore, there is no Trail Development Fee to collect at this time. However, any additional <br />buildable lots created through the subdivision process will be subject to the Trail Development <br />Fee at the rate in effect at the time a development agreement is executed. <br />7. Sidewalks: City Code requires the installation sidewalks along one side of all non cul-de-sac <br />public streets. Since the exact configuration of Quicksilver Street has not been finalized, the City <br />will require securing of a trail easement along the eastern property line of Lot 1 and Outlot A. <br />8. Stormwater Management Fee: No additional buildable lots are being created with the proposed <br />plat. Therefore, there is no Stormwater Management Fee to collect at this time. However, any <br />additional buildable lots created through the subdivision process will be subject to the Stormwater <br />Management Fee at the rate in effect at the time a development agreement is executed. <br />9. Tree Preservation Plan: No Tree Preservation Plan is required with the Plat since no additional <br />buildable lots are being created. <br />16. Landscaping: Landscaping requirements have been satisfied by the existing structure on Lot 1, <br />Block 1, Elmcrest Sanctuary. However, any additional buildable lots created through the <br />subdivision process will be subject to landscaping obligations in effect at the time a development <br />agreement is executed. <br />