Agenda - Council - 06/28/1994 - Laserfiche WebLink

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~ol Dimensions: The n-finimum froma~'_e in the urban district is 80 feet or 9,0 feet on corner lots. All lots in the plat meet the 80 foot minimum lot Width requirement at either the street frontage or the building setback line. Lots 1-,4 of Block I also meet the 75 foot width requirement at the water ~onta~e for lots riparian to Wetland 2-11alP, .Sll reel s,_ The lots will be served by. the construction of 145th Court N.V,'. ~nd the extension of Junkite Street N.W. As currently platted, 145th just meets the 600 foot maximum cul-de-sac length standard. It is reasonable to designate lzlSth as a Court because it cannot be eventually extended as through sveet through the wetlands to the south. Therefore, i{ is anticipated that at the extent of its development, this portion of lzlSth will be an over- e. Jxtended cul-de-sac. This 145th Court should be further identified as 'N W' Li)._li!ilies: The development of the lots will require the extension of sewer aind water utilities. The developer is proposing to provide these i~provements as a private project with no financial parricipat:ion on the part df the City. The plans for these improvements have been submitted to and approved by the City En~neer. ~.rajna? and Grading: The drainage and ~ading for this subdivision Sill be in accordance-b, ith the approxed pl'-an dated Au=use p~-epared by McComb Frank Rods .Kssociates, Inc..K revised ch-ainage and ~ading plan dated Jul.,,, 2, 1993 was submitted by David Nash, P.E., and h~s been reviewed and approved with the'exception that proper permits must be obtained from DNR, MPC.K, the .Krmv Corps of Engineers and the (ower Rum River Water Management Organization for those grading a~nvides which affect wetlands. Pjark Dedication. In accordance with the development agreement for V{;ood Pond Hills, the park dedication for Wood Pond Hills 4th Addition w!ill consist of a cash con~ibution in the amount of $600 per lot or S~.600.00. Staff is also recommending that with the development of this third phase, the park 'a-ail between Blocks 2 and 4 and Blocks 1 and 3 be ~aded to facilitate paving later in the summer of !994. T~ree Preservation and Planting. In accordance with the City Code rdaui.rement for a landscape plan and the poiic.v established by the Park and Rte'm-cation Commission on June 10, 1993, the development a~eement will r4quire the developer to submit a tree preservation plan identifying trees to b~ ~rotected dunng construction, tn addition, this plan will require pto','~smns for the 'Dlanting of one 2-inch diameter n-ce in the front yard of e~ch of the lots ih the plat. Tree preservation and olanting should be cd)ordinated with Parks & Utilities Superx, isor Mark BoOs.