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Review File: Covenant Meadows <br />Final Plat <br />June 9, 2017 <br />Page 2 of 3 <br />Staff provides the following comments for general review of the application: <br />General. The Final Plat would re -plat Outlot A, MeadowBrook, Anoka County, Minnesota, into twelve (12) <br />single family residential lots. The twelve (12) new lots would be accessed by two roadway extensions off of <br />Germanium Street NW through the building of 172nd Lane NW and Iodine St NW. The Applicant applied for <br />approval for a rezoning of the property from R-1 Rural Developing to Planned Unit Development (PUD). <br />Ordinance #17-05 was recommended for approval by the planning commission and introduced for adoption <br />at the April 25th, 2017 City Council meeting <br />Lot Sizes. The minimum lot size in the R-1 Rural Developing District is 2.5 acres with a minimum lot width <br />of 200 feet, measured at the building setback line. Through a Planned Unit Development (PUD) the Applicant <br />is permitted to deviate from those lot requirements due to the presence of a public benefit. The Applicant is <br />proposing lots which range in size from 1.00 acres to 2.92 acres in size and which range in lot width from 92 <br />feet to 272 feet. The Applicant is not seeking any deviation from the R-1 Rural Developing bulk lot standards <br />except for lot size and lot width. <br />Setbacks and Dimensional Standards. <br />: al ■ Pi mill <br />eveloping : ase oning / ropose <br />Required <br />Front ard: 40 feet <br />Side yard: 10 feet <br />Rear yard: 10 feet <br />' . . et width*: 200 feet <br />Lot depth**: 100 feet with a minimum width of 60 <br />feet <br />I I <br />10 feet <br />10 feet <br />Minimum lot width*: 80 feet <br />Satisfactory <br />*Note: Minimum Lot Width is measured at front yard setback line, property must abut built street. <br />** Lot depth required is 100 feet for a width of 60 feet that is not encumbered by wetland, wetland setback area, floodway, or other unbuildable <br />areas. <br />DNR Review. The Applicant has submitted the necessary exhibit showing the tiers required for a Planned <br />Unit Development (PUD) within the Shoreland Management District. Based on Staffs review of the exhibit it <br />appears to meet the requirements of the ordinance. Metro Area Hydrologist Kate Drewry review the proposed <br />development and indicated that the plan appeared to meet the open space requirement with 50% of the area <br />along the Creek and the steep slopes proposed for dedication to the City and the smaller lots located in the tiers <br />furthest from the Creek. They indicated that the plan should delineate the boundaries of the shoreland district <br />tiers as well as the structure setback and bluff impact zones. This exhibit has been forwarded to the MN DNR <br />for review and comment. <br />Streets and Access: The proposed final plat includes public roads that will provide access to the plat which is <br />consistent with the streets shown on the preliminary plat. The following roads are included in the plat and are <br />labeled on the Final Plat: <br />• Iodine Street NW <br />• 172nd Lane NW <br />Trails. The Applicant has revised the plan set to include a paved ADA connection from the proposed trail to <br />the cul-de-sac bulb of Iodine St NW located between lots 5 and 6 of Block 1. As previously requested, the trail <br />is shown within a 20 foot wide trail easement. The trail will be an eight (8) foot wide bituminous trail and will <br />be constructed as a Stage I Improvement to provide immediate access to the land being deeded to the City. <br />