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Mr. Gerald Zimmerman Page 2 September 8, 1988 6) Temporary turn-arounds would be required on 142nd Ave. N.W. and Neon Street N.W. A variance would be needed for the temporary cul-de-sac on 142nd Ave. N.%~. as it would exceed the maximum length of 600 feet. 7) The following information as required by city Code was not provided: 8) 9) a) address of the owner b) total acreage c) location and names of exissing or platted streets to a distance of 100 feet beyond the proposed subdivision including type of surfacing d) boundary lines of land within 100 feet of the plat and the name of the owners e) profiles of existing and proposed centerline grades of streets, drainage ditches, and culverts. f) square footage of lots and lot dimensions scaled to the nearest tenth of a foot g) utility easements h) statement of proposed use of lots i) soils data including classification and water table elevations. The developer of ~indemere Woods along with two other developers of proposed plats have indicated they will propose a park development to the Park Co~mission for approval by the City. In addition, they are tentatively planning an eight foot primary circulation walkway around 142nd Ave. N.W. In review of the drainage, %ka klgh water level of the Magnesium Street Pond was 8~.65 during the fall of 1985. Therefore, the lowest floor 2avel in the plat would have to be 859.65 without an overflow. ~.~e would recommend that an outlet to Magnesium Stree% Pond be installed to alleviate future flooding. It also appears ~kat the grading plan retards the drainage flow from Block 3 across 142nd Ave. N.W. and should be re-evaluated. The drainage easements need to be shown. We would recommend approval of ~ke preliminary plat contingent on receiving, revising and/or obtaining variances on the items not in compliance with the City Code as well as acceptance of the proposed park development by the Park Co~ission.