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0-20 feet as measured from <br />building front to sidewalk <br />edge, ROW, or curb as <br />appropriate <br />None, unless required by <br />building code <br />Rear Yard Building Setback None, unless required by <br />building code <br />Revised Preliminary Plat and Preliminary Site Plan Review: Ramsey Town Center 6th Addition <br />July 3, 2007 <br />Revised: July 19, 2007 <br />Page 2 of 5 <br />Front Yard (min -max) <br />Side Yard <br />All of the proposed units meet the setback requirements. <br />5. Public/Private Streets. The plat is surrounded b • i1J streets, with a private street <br />network through the interior of the plat; the street or is so ewhat revised from the <br />approved plat. The private streets are all shown to be at least 2 et wide. The plat is <br />providing 10 additional parking space9alo the private streets.et names must be <br />aligned with the Anoka County naming, <br />6. fror roposed East Meandering <br />will provide a variety of <br />i i Aso 'thin walking distance of the <br />Rhinestone Commons which will have a softbal el • • a shelter. The development is <br />showing one open area which will function as en to assist in stormwater quality. <br />Commons Park in the middle <br />pedestrian and recreational. <br />Open Space: The proposed de ,elopment is across <br />e Town Center. <br />'ties. The sit <br />7. Access and Streets: The development will <br />NW, and Rhinestone St. NW. It should be not d that there will be no direct vehicular access <br />to East Ramsey Parkway from this development. <br />access from Peridot St. NW, 146th Ave. <br />8. Grading and Drainage: Staff has received a grading and drainage plan for the development <br />and has the following comments. The rock construction entrance on the SWPPP should be <br />replaced with the requirement for daily sweeping of adjacent streets. The responsibility for <br />the SWPPP on this site must be transferred to the new owner and contractor prior to <br />commencing construction. <br />The grading plan shows multiple elevations for the first floor in each building. There is also <br />a notation on additional risers required. The location of the risers and the elevation of each <br />unit must be specified. The final plans must include a lot by lot tabulation specifying garage, <br />first floor, lowest opening, and driveway slope. An example is available from the Engineering <br />Department. <br />Benchmarks are called out on the plan. They must be tied to the Ramsey Town Center <br />Benchmark map prepared by Hakanson Anderson & Associates, Inc. <br />