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purposes and the southern 400 or so feet intended to accommodate various commercial uses. Due to the unique <br />nature of the PUD, and the fact that City Code allows some flexibility for transitioning options adjacent to a PUD, <br />the Planning Commission, when they reviewed the Sketch Plan for this project, was comfortable with a reduced <br />buffer width of twenty (20) feet but didn't specifically address the required plantings. <br />It appears that the applicant is intending to utilize landscaping to address density transitioning. However, additional <br />plantings are required above and beyond the base landscaping requirements to accomplish this. The additional <br />plantings required would equal eight (8) each of overstory, evergreen and understory trees for every 100 feet of <br />common boundary line (approximately 550 feet, as beyond that, the wetland satisfies the transitioning requirement). <br />The current submittal does not include any any plantings for density transitioning (there are plantings along this <br />common boundary, but those are for the base landscape requirements). Staff, through the review letter, has <br />requested that the applicant provide additional plantings to satisfy the density transition requirement and that they <br />be included in a separate Plant Schedule. This may result in a overhaul of landscaping overall. <br />Finally, the Landscape Plan does indicate the use of a native seed mix in various area. While Staff is generally <br />supportive of incorporating native landscapes in projects, in this instance, the seed mix is proposed in fairly narrow, <br />non -continuous strips, including backing up to 147th Lane. Staff has suggested that the native landscape be <br />reconsidered and if it is truly desired, that it should be designed in one or two contiguous areas. Furthermore, a <br />management plan should be submitted and ultimately provided to the Home Owners Association for long term <br />guidance on maintenance. <br />Funding Source: <br />The applicant is responsible for all costs related to this project. <br />Action: <br />Motion to recommend approval of the Landscape and Tree Preservation Plans contingent upon compliance with the <br />Staff Review Letter. <br />Site Location Map <br />Site Plan <br />Existing Conditions (Tree Inventory) <br />Landscape Plan <br />Staff Review Letter <br />Attachments <br />Form Review <br />Inbox Reviewed By Date <br />Tim Gladhill Tim Gladhill 12/13/2019 11:02 AM <br />Form Started By: Chris Anderson Started On: 12/09/2019 01:04 PM <br />Final Approval Date: 12/13/2019 <br />
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