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#OS-3152 February 10,2006 Page 2 3) Staff has had a conversation with the properry owner to the north who was advised that the City's required underlying road and utility easements will serve to provide his property access in the fiit�ire. At the January 23 meeting Council reviewed concept sketches regarding the location, orientation and grading impacts for a proposed house on Lot 3, Block 2. Limits of grading and tree clearing east and south of the house would have to be established, and required to be adhered to by any builder/buyer/owner. The issue of not having a flat back yard is still present, from staff's perspective, but is not easily addressed other than by establishing strict covenants that would make it clear what areas are to be protected from grading and vegetation removal. It becomes an enforcement issue for the firture. Preliminary Plat Approval Resolution The attached resolution has been revised slightly since the version last presented to Colulcil. Council should carefully review the resolution to determine whether it adequately addresses all issues of concern. Staff Recommendation If Council determines that all issues of concern have been addressed during the review process, it would be appropriate to adopt the attached resoltrtion granting preliminary plat approval for the PRD development of MacKinnon Hill. COUNCIL ACTION REQUESTED If all issues are resolved, adopt or anlend the attached Resoltrtion.