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should be Street and the northern 168th Avenue should be Lane. <br /> At the northeast corner of the site, 168th Lane is stubbed to provide a connection to the property to the east should <br /> that landowner decide to subdivide someday. This connection point would make a convenient pedestrian <br /> connection to Brookside Elementary School and for the potential ability to severe it with existing utilities (other <br /> properties along Zirconium Street will need sanitary sewer extended from the southeast which is several years <br /> away). <br /> Pedestrian Connections <br /> All the internal roadways will have a sidewalk on one side of the street per City standards. The site is within the <br /> required walking distance of Brookside Elementary School. A cut-through walkway is proposed to provide a <br /> direct pedestrian connection to the school. The applicant is working with the School District on construction <br /> logistics. <br /> No pedestrian connection is shown to Nowthen Boulevard,however,because there is no trail or sidewalk along <br /> the east side of the roadway. There is a trail along the west side of Nowthen Boulevard, though crossing Nowthen <br /> Boulevard to get to it from 168th Avenue is not advised due to the speed of the roadway and the presence of a <br /> ditch between the trail and roadway. When the Coquina Street connection is reconstructed from a temporary <br /> design to a permanent design, it will include a sidewalk. <br /> Grading and Drainage <br /> There is a small area of wetland in the central portion of the south end of the site. No impacts to the wetland are <br /> proposed and the required buffers will be in place. Just northwest of the wetland will be the storm water basin for <br /> the site. The storm water plan will be reviewed by the Lower Rum River Watershed as part of the typical <br /> process. Slight adjustments may be required after their review,which is after City Council review of the <br /> preliminary plat. <br /> The site is being graded to accommodate split-entry or split-entry/walk-out house pads. <br /> Utilities <br /> The site is within the MUSA and municipal sanitary sewer and water lines will be installed. Water will be <br /> looped through the Coquina Street connection to the water main along 167th Avenue to provide adequate <br /> pressure. Sanitary sewer, however,will not be extended under the temporary Coquina Street roadway. It will <br /> need to be extended in the future should the adjacent property owners decide to subdivide. Both water and <br /> sanitary sewer will be extended to the east end of the site via 168th Lane to provide extension to the eastern <br /> property should that owner decide to subdivide in the future. <br /> Landscaping and Screening <br /> From the EPB's report for February 12, it was noted the only existing trees on the site are along the northern boundary and <br /> adjacent to the wetland in the southern portion of the site. The proposed tree removal exceeds the removal threshold <br /> (allowed to remove up to sixty percent[60%]of the significant tree DBH inches; this project is proposing to remove <br /> seventy-six percent[76%]of existing significant tree DBH inches). This requires reforestation of at least 331 inches of newly <br /> planted trees. The Landscape Plan includes 500 inches of new trees,which does satisfy the reforestation requirement. <br /> Landscape Plan The Landscape Plan provides a minimum of two(2)trees per lot,with the lots abutting Nowthen Boulevard <br /> and some of the lots abutting the elementary school parcel having additional plantings in the rear yards. Additionally,there <br /> are extra trees proposed in the rear yards that back up to the proposed storm water basins. There is a healthy mix of <br /> deciduous and evergreen trees with no genus constituting more than twenty percent(20%)of the overall plantings. All <br /> species and sizes are acceptable. The Planting Schedule indicates that some trees will be three (3)inches in size at the time <br /> of planting. The total proposed inches being planted should be updated, as it was based on all trees being 2.5 inches <br /> (meaning the reforestation is actually higher than the proposed 500 inches). Staff has also recommended that fencing, in <br /> addition to the proposed plantings, be installed now on the lots backing up to Nowthen Boulevard to assist with screening and <br /> possible noise reduction. <br /> Park Dedication <br /> Park dedication is required with this plat. Cash in lieu of land is recommended as adjacent Brookside Elementary School <br /> serves the park function for the area. <br /> Funding Source: <br />
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