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Review File:Brookview Estates Sketch Plan <br /> December 30, 2016 <br /> Page 3 of 4 <br /> Wetlands. A wetland delineation will need to be completed for the property.Any wetlands identified will need <br /> to be encumbered with drainage and utility easements on the Preliminary and Final Plats. The project will be <br /> subject to review by the Lower Rum River Watershed Management Organization (LRRWMO) regarding both <br /> the wetland delineation as well as stormwater calculations. Note that City Code now requires a sixteen and a <br /> half foot (165) setback from a wetland edge and that setback area be encumbered with drainage and utility <br /> easement. At the time ofPliminary Plat application,an exhibit should be included that clearly indicates the minimum required <br /> setback and accompanying easement encumbrance. <br /> Trott Brook. A portion of the lots will back up to Trott Brook,which is a tributary of the Rum River. The <br /> Scenic River Overlay District requires only a 100 foot setback from the OWH of the Trott Brook and has <br /> controlled vegetative cutting standards as well. As proposed, the Lots would be no closer than 150 feet from <br /> the Trott Brook. The Sketch Plan has been sent to the MN DNR for review and comment. <br /> Floodplains. There are floodplams within the boundaries of the project 1 <br /> area, including both Floodway and Floodfringe. There shall be no fill <br /> placed within the Floodway(purple shading). <br /> As proposed,the lots are laid out in such a fashion that each of the home <br /> sites is located in the upland area of the property. <br /> : i7�0 <br /> Density. The regulations for the Rural Developing area allow for a gross <br /> density of no more than one (1) unit per two and a half (2.5) acres. It 71 <br /> appears that the property totals 38.41 acres and that 14.31 acres of that is 17310 <br /> shown as Outlot A,which would leave 24.10 acres as area to be developed 'r17 <br /> as lots or public improvements. Based on eleven (11) lots (and associated t^zgo <br /> improvements) over 24.10 acres, a density of 2.19 units/acre would be <br /> achieved. This is in conflict with the 2.5 units/acre maximum that isi7._za0 <br /> required but may be approved via the Planned Unit Development process. <br /> u . <br /> The Ana Computations needs to be provided/verified by the Applicant. The application for a Planned Unit Development(PUD, <br /> if approved, would allow for the greater density as proposed <br /> Private Utilities. It is assumed that each lot is proposed to be serviced by individual well and septic. The <br /> Applicant will need to show the proposed locations for both the primary and secondary septic locations for <br /> each proposed lot. Proposed locations must be in compliance with the Critical River Overlay District standards. <br /> Depending on the soils type(s) within the project area, soil borings may be needed to ensure that each lot can <br /> accommodate a septic system. <br /> Landscaping. Each lot is required to have two (2) front yard trees installed. Deciduous trees shall be at least <br /> one(1)inch in diameter and coniferous trees shall be at least five(5) feet in height. Each lot will also be subject <br /> to the City's topsoil requirement for all areas where the soil is disturbed and this note should be included on <br /> the Landscape Plan at the time of Preliminary Plat application submittal. The topsoil shall meet the City's <br /> topsoil specification. <br /> Tree Inventory. A tree inventory, prepared by an ISA Certified Arborist, shall be submitted at the time of <br /> Preliminary Plat application. The inventory shall include all oak trees and evergreens that are four(4)inches or <br /> greater in size and all other deciduous trees that are eight (8) inches or greater in size (together, considered to <br /> be the significant trees on site). At least forty percent(40%) of the diameter inches of significant trees on site <br /> shall be retained. The inventory shall clearly indicate the species, diameter, condition, and whether a tree will <br /> be preserved or removed. If a tree is to be removed, the inventory shall also indicate why (e.g. stormwater <br />