Agenda - Council - 07/26/1983 - Laserfiche WebLink

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I I i I I ,I I I I I I I I I ! one-acre residential sites within the golf course itself would occur upon completion of the golf course. The roadways would likely be graded at the time of construc- tion of the golf course, but actual construction of the roadways would likely not begin until after the golf course was ready for fulltime play. The developers will be prepared to enter into such development agreements, and post such security for performance and maintenance on these roadways as the City's normal subdivision regulations require. It should be noted at this point that overall density of the Planned Unit Development (excluding the 10-acre commercial area) would average approximately 6 acres per lot. Although this den- sity factor is less than the 10 acre per lot density suggested by the City's Comprehensive Plan, it is substantially higher than the former 2% acre density which the City's current ordinances maintain. In addition, certain of these developers claim the right to develop their land at a 2% acre density as a result of special assessments which occurred to the northerly portion of these acres, upon the paving of 170th Avenue N.W. The 6 acre density figure is proposed as a compromise. C. Phase 3 - Clubhouse Expansion. No specific timetable can be given for the clubhouse expan- sion portion of the Planned Unit Development, and in fact, no guarantee can be made that any such expansion will ever take place. However, in the event that the area Droves conducive to -6-