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and/or public street right of way. Most of the single-family lots do not meet R- 1 Residential <br />standards for lot width and area. In Zone B, 23 townhouse units do not meet setback requirement <br />from the private roads and/or public street right of way. The site plan and/or preliminary plat will <br />need to be revised to meet these standards. The townhouse units in Zone C meet the requirements <br />of the TC4a district. The deviations noted are permissible if the request to rezone a portion of <br />the plat is approved. <br /> <br />Associate Planner Geisler pointed out the City Code requires that at least 40% of the R-2 portion' <br />of the plat consist of open space. The R-2 portion of the plat.is 44.21 acres in size, which results <br />in a need for 17.6 acres of open space (it should be noted their i~s 6dl~fllation includes the 1st and <br />2~d Additions of Town Center Gardens). The prel~nary~Pf~:i:i~'.-'~h~.~ing 24.24 acres (67%) of <br />open space. At least 1 76 acres of identifiable co~0ri~area, miigt:be:iPf°vided. This requirement <br />is satisfied with the open space on the comer 0fB,d:hker L~l~Bi~d."~m~'Ramsey Blvd., along <br />with the open space provided south of the wetlarid:..Tlie developer ha~'indi~it~d;theit:'~illingness <br />to install a gazebo in this area, adjacen~ to the traiI.--i <br /> <br />Associate Planner Geisler stated the portion of thePra~;¢oposed as a PUD requires a minimum <br />of 50% private open space or 20% public open space. As di'scusSe&' above, the overall private <br />open space in the R-2 portion.of the plat is 67%[' <br /> <br />Associate Planner Geisler noted the preliminary plat proposes a combination of public and <br />private streets. Olivine Street (in the NW. comer_ of the-plat)shores... _ ~..a half right-of-way. It is <br />Staff's understanding that this parcel is being broughf~int01theplat; so this can be corrected on <br />the revised preliminary plat. Temporary dui-de-saCS.~k,vill needi't° be provided on 147th Lane <br /> (unless constructed concurrently wi~:Town cent'ef 8th Addition to the west), 148th Avenue, and <br /> <br /> Associate Planner Geisler-pc~fnt0d'70tit that the approved Master Plan for the Town Center shows <br /> Town Center Drive being extendec[ between the Subject Property and the Town Center property <br /> to the west..'This street- t~lignmer~t 'Will need.to be coordinated between this development and <br /> Ramsey ToWn¢ center 8. Addition f~.the West. The proposed development is meeting the <br /> remainder of the public- andlprivate street.'smndards, off-street parking, and townhouse size <br /> standards bstablished in C[~-COdk. <br /> 'Associate:Planner Geisler ex~pl~ined that a traffic generation analysis was conducted for the <br /> entire Site When the 1st Addition: of Town Center Gardens was platted. Staff has reviewed this <br /> analysis 'and has determined that-no changes are required as a result of this phase. The grading <br /> and drainage plan wil[needtobe revised along with the preliminary plat. <br /> Associate Planner Geisler reviewed the Landscaping/Tree Preservation requirements, and <br /> explained that using the canopy cover formula, the minimum required canopy cover for the site is <br /> 242,648 square feet. A tree preservation plan was submitted for the overall site as part of the <br /> first phase of Town Center Gardens. The trees that were slated for preservation remain intact and <br /> will not be affected by this phase of the development. <br /> <br />50 <br /> <br />Planning Commission/March 3, 2005 <br /> Page 16 of 22 <br /> <br /> <br />