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?reliminary Plat .Review: Summcrset z]/_feadows <br />5'ept'ember 30, 2005 <br />P<t;e 2 of 8 <br /> <br /> · Narrower lot widths for urban single-£amily lots. <br /> · Ability to construct small lot single-family lots in area guided as Medium Dens!ty <br /> Residential <br /> · Narrower public road right-of-way than required. <br /> - Four 12mnit townhome buildings (Lots 5-8, Block 7) i.n area previously zoned R- <br /> 2 Medium Density Residential <br /> · Reduced comer s/de-yard setbacks for 18 lots (Lot. 1, Block 3 and Log 5, B10ck 6). <br /> <br /> As part of the PUD rezoning request, a determination Will be'made whether these <br /> deviations from City Code are acceptable. <br />Zon lng/Land Use/Density: The property currently has several zoning:designations, R-'i, <br />R-2~, R~3', and TC-2. You are proposing to. rezone the entire property to Planned Unit <br />Development (PUD). The current ~:oning distrigt locatio'ns are shown on P~ge 5 of 35 'of <br />the Engineering Plans. 'Gi¥~n the fact-that, ydu'are p, i.~ng., to reserve some ·land for <br />possible commercial development, Staff will recommend to .~he planning Commission <br />and City Council that' this land retains its current zoning designation (R-2, R-3.; and TC- <br />2). The City is unable to rezone the potential commercial area to PUD since City Code, <br />requires that a site plan be considered simultaneously. Once a proposal is brought <br />fi)rward concdrning the commercial'area, the City will need.to process..a Comprehensive <br />Plan Amendment and rezoning to facilitate the commercial de'~elopment. <br /> <br />The existing Comp3ehensive Plan shows expected land uses on this property (Low, <br />Medium, High Residential Density)-: Below is a-table showing the. expected density and <br />the proposed density. -- <br /> <br /> comprehensive ' ' AllowabIe Net. .".'-:,..Summer~et <br /> . Plan . "'Density~ '.': <br />:' Land Use' Category ' '"' :.' ' "% - '"": "'".'", ""i::!'¢?;b~i~Si~'*- '.... <br />Eow "Density Up to 3.0. units per ·2·:75 ,units per acre <br />Residential .acre/4 units per acre <br /> with PUD <br />Medium Densi~ Between' 3.1 to 7.0. 5.98 units per acre <br />Residential units per acre <br />High Density Betwe'en 7.1 to 15 : 12.61 tmits-p, er <br />Residential units per acre acre*** <br /> <br />* Net Density excludes wetlandk and major road right of ways (State' Aid Routes, County <br />and State Roads). · <br />** This calculation takes out-.wetlands, the 300~foot w..ide MiSsissipPi.River Bridge <br />Corridor and the extension of Bunker Lake Blvd. ' - <br />*'** The net area· to be developed as part of this plat' that is zoned R-3 (l-~igh Density <br />Res[dcr~tial) is t5.856 acres. Wetlands, major road right-of-way, and outlots have been <br />excluded. <br /> <br /> <br />
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