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F1=]Li-18-0000--i 11 IMar _018 i_,age _io_5 reflects the applicant's requested flexibility regarding the average lakeshore setback requirements for Lot 1. They propose a lakeward footprint extent as close as 80 feet from the OWHL (reference Exhibits B & K). With the exception of the average lakeshore setback for Lot 1, the LR -1A side and rear yard setbacks will be met; all lots provide the minimum 100 -foot lot width measured at the lake and lake (front) setback. Relationship to Surrounding Development Development in the area is primarily± 2.0 acre lots within the Little Orchard Road and Farview Lane neighborhoods. The proposed subdivision is generally consistent with respect to the rural lakeshore character of the lot areas with the surrounding neighborhood. Lot Areas Proposed: Lot 2 is shown meeting the minimum 150% acreage requirement for the LR -1A district, as well as 150% of the setbacks as required of a back lot subdivision. General Site Characteristics This site is on the northeastern side of Maxwell bay. It has a wooded slope near the Lakeshore and pasture with wetlands on the non -lake portion of the property. There is an existing home, guest house, and barn located on the property, all which will remain following the subdivision; the setbacks and area requirements are met. The existing driveway configuration will remain, described above. The Conservation Design Report by Jacobson Environmental (see Exhibit H) provides a more detailed overview of the natural site characteristics. According to the report, the owner will be implementing a 20 -foot wide no -cut buffer along all proposed lot lines (10 -feet on either side) to preserve the existing trees for screening. Significant trees may only be cut if they are diseased or damaged, and will be replaced at a 2:1 ratio. The Report states that reed canary grass was identified within the wetland basins on proposed Lot 2, and no management is proposed. Planning Commission should review the Report and discuss the recommendations. Hardcover Allotment and Tier Assignment. The entire property is within Hardcover Tier 1 allowing 25% impervious surface. Per the tier assignment methodology established in 78-1701, all proposed lots will remain within Tier 1. Each of the lots exceed the area requirement limiting structural coverage. Air conditioning units serving the existing Dayton home are shown on the west side of the new lot line. These units should be relocated to be within the boundaries of Lot 2. Average Lakeshore Setback The existing home at 825 Old Crystal Bay Road South and the home at 3051 Farview Lane Wetland Dry Buildable Total 825 Old Crystal Bay Road S - Existing 0.74± acre 18.84± acres 20.58± acres Lot 1 NA 5.17± acres 5.17± acres Lot 2 0.74 acre± 12.66± acres 13.4± acres Old Crystal Bay Road / CSAH 84 ROW Dedication 0.37± acre Outlot A 1.64± acres Lot 2 is shown meeting the minimum 150% acreage requirement for the LR -1A district, as well as 150% of the setbacks as required of a back lot subdivision. General Site Characteristics This site is on the northeastern side of Maxwell bay. It has a wooded slope near the Lakeshore and pasture with wetlands on the non -lake portion of the property. There is an existing home, guest house, and barn located on the property, all which will remain following the subdivision; the setbacks and area requirements are met. The existing driveway configuration will remain, described above. The Conservation Design Report by Jacobson Environmental (see Exhibit H) provides a more detailed overview of the natural site characteristics. According to the report, the owner will be implementing a 20 -foot wide no -cut buffer along all proposed lot lines (10 -feet on either side) to preserve the existing trees for screening. Significant trees may only be cut if they are diseased or damaged, and will be replaced at a 2:1 ratio. The Report states that reed canary grass was identified within the wetland basins on proposed Lot 2, and no management is proposed. Planning Commission should review the Report and discuss the recommendations. Hardcover Allotment and Tier Assignment. The entire property is within Hardcover Tier 1 allowing 25% impervious surface. Per the tier assignment methodology established in 78-1701, all proposed lots will remain within Tier 1. Each of the lots exceed the area requirement limiting structural coverage. Air conditioning units serving the existing Dayton home are shown on the west side of the new lot line. These units should be relocated to be within the boundaries of Lot 2. Average Lakeshore Setback The existing home at 825 Old Crystal Bay Road South and the home at 3051 Farview Lane