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Minimum Side Yard Setback (uninhabitable) <br />10 feet <br />Minimum Side Yard Setback on Corner Lot <br />40 feet <br />Minimum Rear Yard Setback <br />40 feet <br />Maximum Building Coverage <br />35% <br />Maximum Driveway Width at Street <br />30 feet (24 feet cul-de-sacs) <br />Maximum # of Driveways <br />2 <br />Accessory Structure Setbacks <br />Minimum Front Yard Setbacks <br />_ <br />40 feet or same as principal structure (whichever is <br />greater) <br />Minimum Rear Yard Setback <br />5 feet (but must remain outside of drainage and utility <br />easements) <br />Minimum Side Yard Setback <br />10 feet <br />Minimum Side Yard Setback on Corner Lot <br />40 feet <br />Streets and Access: The plat proposes to gain access from a cul-de-sac off of Alpine Drive NW. This would meet <br />city standards for Cul-de-Sac length and right-of-way width. The development accesses Alpine Drive, and proposes <br />constructing a cul-de-sac to provide street frontage for the lots. The street will be an urban section with concrete <br />curb and gutter. Catch basins will be installed at the intersection of the new street with Alpine Drive to catch runoff <br />from the development. Staff offers the following comments on the Street/Storm Sewer plan: <br />1. The existing curb and gutter must be saw cut prior to removal for the new street entrance. <br />2. The existing pavement must be saw cut for the new street connection. <br />3. The existing wear course must be milled 18 inches wide and 1.5 inches deep parallel to the bituminous saw <br />cut. See City patching detail. <br />4. The project engineer must provide a Stop Sign Distance Exhibit to be included with the Final Plat. Staff notes <br />that the developer will need to provide a name for the proposed cul-de-sac. <br />5. A general legend is present on every sheet. The legend must show every symbol on the sheet. Unneeded <br />symbols must be removed from the sheet. <br />Grading and Drainage Plans: Staff offers the following comments on the Grading plan: <br />1. The maximum slope shall not exceed one foot vertical to four feet horizontal. . <br />2. The pond should be moved farther east on lot 4 or the area reserved for the septic system should be made <br />narrower and longer to provide a route to the back yard if the future homeowner desires to build a shed there. <br />3. A note must be added to the sheet: "The drainfield and alternate areas shown must be protected with fencing <br />prior to any grading on the site." <br />4. The first line of the landscaping notes is incomplete and must be corrected. <br />Septic/Drainfield. The current plan proposes each of the four lots to have individual septic systems, which meets <br />city standards. During the Preliminary Plat process, the applicant was instructed to show secondary locations for <br />both septic and drainfields on the Final Plat. Staff notes that the Applicant did not provide the requested secondary <br />locations. <br />Wells. The locations of proposed wells are shown on the Final Plat, and they appear to be placed appropriately. <br />Park Dedication and Trail Development Fees. Per the approved Master Park Agreement, Park Dedication and <br />Trail Development Fee obligations have been satisfied. The agreement approved by the City Council on December <br />8, 2015 has been executed. However, there was an issue on recording of the agreement. Recording of the plat shall <br />be contingent upon final recording of said agreement. <br />Stormwater Management and Fee. A Stormwater Trunk Fee in the amount of $459 per lot is due on the project. <br />The total trunk charge shall be $1,836 for the project per 2016 Rates and Charges. The training records for the <br />individuals listed in the SWPPP must be included in the contract documents. The information for the contractor's <br />