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Dahlslrom Development LLC 1^02-2789/02-2840 <br />'Stonebay* Final Development Plan Review <br />October 18,2002 <br />Page 6 <br />Staff would offer the following comments on a variety of topics: <br />Kdlev Parkway Streetscape . Review the proposed strcctscape for Kelley Parkway, focusing <br />on the width ofboulevard, sidewalk locations and connections, proposed plantings, etc. Docs <br />the streetscape reflect your expectations in terms of a ‘parkway ’ feel? The landscape plan <br />indicates an 8* wide boulevard except along the parking bumpouts on the north side, where <br />the sidewalk abuts the parking stalls for easy pedestrian access. The boulevard trees <br />proposed include hardwood species of red oak, ash, maple and linden, with mature heights <br />ranging from 50-75'. This mix should be adequate when mature to minimize views of the <br />40-45' peak of the Lofts building. At the proposed approximately 30' on center spacing, this <br />should provide a heavily wooded streetscape in the far future. <br />Lighting along Kelley Parkway has not been strictly defined by the applicant or the City. <br />Applicant has provided samples of decorative lighting styles that could be used for the <br />interior road system as well as for Kelley Parkway, for Planning Commission consideration. <br />The primary issue is whether the City wants decorative lights with a visible lighting source <br />lining the streets (i.c. similar to the Victorian style of lights lining Highway 12 through Long <br />Lake), or would rather sec downward cast shielded-sourcc (“shoebox ”) lighting as w e require <br />for parking lots. Planning Commission is requested to make a recommendation to Council <br />on the style of lighting it would like to see within the interior of the development as w ell as <br />along Kelley Parkway. <br />lisll Look especially at the area around the stormwater pond. Do the proposed <br />trails provide the connectivity and pedestrian options the City was looking for? Are there <br />any trail segments that need to be added or relocated within the development? Does <br />developer have a proposed staging schedule for trail development, and are you satisfied w ith <br />that staging plan? The City Engineer and staff recommend that all trail segments e.xcept <br />those adjacent to Highway 12 be eonstructed as part of the RPUD project; the current plans <br />accomplish this with the exception of the segment along Willow south of Kelley which <br />should not be delayed pending commercial site development. <br />Building Design qnd Materials . Particularly consider the elevation views of the Lofts. Does <br />the roof and building design enhance the development while incorporating sifficient design <br />elements to limit the visual height impacts? Is the “court ” area between the two lofts <br />buildings designed attractively and functionally for access and as a common entry amenity? <br />Appliewts have provided brick and stone samples and color palettes which will be available <br />for review at the PC meeting. Staff believes the proposed materials are of the high quality <br />expected, and include faee brick, cast stone and ‘hardiplank ’ lap siding. The shingles are an <br />asphalt w ith decorative shading to give them some depth; would actual layered shingles <br />provide a better appearance at slightly added cost?
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