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-386- <br /> <br />Preliminary Plat Review: Villas at Meadow Point <br />August 20, 2002, Revised September 20, 2002, Revised-October 4, 2002, Revised October 18, <br />2002 <br />Page 2 of 7 <br /> the single-family lots are shown on the land zoned R-I, with the exception of the existing <br /> single-family house shown on the northwest portion of the development. <br /> <br />Density: The preliminary plat contains 23.36 acres. Of that amount, 0.7 acres are wetlands. <br />The net density of the property is 1.8 units per acre. If the Outlots are factored out (8.6 <br />acres), the density will be 3.12 units per acre. It is the City's understanding that the outlots are <br />proposed to be developed in the future. With the R-2 Zoning District regulations, the <br />property shown in the preliminary plat (including the outlots when developed)cannot exceed <br />7 units per net acre). <br /> <br />Lots: The R-2 Zoning District does not have a minimum lot size for townhouse units. <br />However, the R.-2 District does require certain setbacks. All structures must be setback 30 <br />feet from. the exterior b3undary line. It appears that all of the toWnhouse units meet this <br />requirement. Under the R-2 District, townhouses must be setback 25 feet from the public <br />right-of-way and 25 feet from the edge of curb of the private street. It appears that all <br />townhouse units meet the setback from the public and private streets. The single-family lots <br />meet ali of the dimensional requirements required by City Ordinances. <br /> <br />5. Open Space: Under City Ordinances, townhome developments shall have a minimum of 40% <br /> of the development property as open space for the enjoyment of its residents. Qualifying <br /> areas include grassed lawns, landscaped areas, gardens, natural areas, landscape rock, mulch, <br /> wetlands, and ponding areas. Of the 40% open space, 10% of the open space is required to <br /> be grouped together in a way that is easily identifiable. You have indicated that in a future <br /> phase, you will be constructing a community building that will serve the residents of this <br /> development. The City will count this as meeting the 10% common space requirement. <br /> However, if the community building is not built, you will be responsible for creating the <br /> required common space in future phases. <br /> <br />6. h~indscaPing: The R-2 Zoning District requires extensive landscaping for townhouse <br /> developments. The landscaping plan will be reviewed as part of the site plan process. <br /> <br />Tree Protection Plan: You have submitted a tree protection plan. Currently the City has no <br />ordinances governing tree preservation. However, it is a issue of great interest to the <br />community. A task force has been set up to prepare an ordinance governing tree preservation. <br />At this time, the plan appears to be generally acceptable, but the City would encourage you to <br />work closely with City Staff to identify additional areas for tree protection during <br />construction. <br /> <br />Streets: The plat proposes public street access to County Road 57 and Alpine Drive (formerly <br />153'd Ave.), a City Municipal State Aid road. Additionally, public streets had been stubbed to <br />the adjacent property lines on the north, east, and west boundaries to provide future access to <br />these properties should they desire to develop in the future. <br /> <br /> <br />
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