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Dahlstrom Development LLC #02-2789/02-2840 <br />*Stonebay* Final Development Plan Review <br />October 18,2002 <br />Page 7 <br />Interior Building Site Layout. Do the plans indicate sufficient open space between buildings? <br />Do each of the townhomes have sufficien. yard area, and are they oriented to take advantage <br />of view lines? Is there sufficient parking provided for each unit, and is the on-street parking <br />handled appropriately? <br />Recreation Amenities. New Sheet C2.1 (Exhibit C-1) indicates the shaded areas proposed <br />as private recreation areas meeting the RPUD requirement for 10% of the site in private <br />recreation areas. The designated areas are within the commons areas of the project and <br />include 3.3 dry buildable acres. Since the dry buildable site acreage is 26 acres, it appears <br />the 10% requirement is met.? Note that a tot-lot is proposed along East Lane and a fire pit <br />is shown at the rear of the West Lane townhomes. Applicant should be asked to provide a <br />calculation and diagram to show which 10% of the site is being proposed as meeting the 10% <br />requirement. <br />Entry Monument . Details of the entry monument are shown on new Sheet L7.1 (Exhibit C- <br />Does Planning Commission have any comments? <br />Use of MnDOT Pond Property for Kellev Parkway & Pond Expansion. Orono is submitting <br />on Dahlstrom’s behalf a request for MnDOT permits for construction of Kelley Parkway and <br />construction of the stormwater pond within existing MnDOT right-of-way. Those permits <br />are likely to be processed and approved by MnDOT in early 2003. <br />Concurrently, Orono is submitting a request to MnDOT for reconvey'ance to the City of the <br />por^-nn of MnDOT right-of-way to be used for Kelley Parkway. This reconveyance would <br />invef c deeding to MnDOT the portions of newly created pond that will be outside of <br />L' J)OT’s current right-of way. <br />An issue lor future discussions betw-een MnDOT, Orono and Hennepin County (w hich will <br />‘inherit’ the pond when New Highway 12 is completed) is who will maintain the stormw ater <br />pond. It is being expanded to serve as a regional pond, benefitting the roadway, the <br />Dahlstrom development, and additional areas upstream. Our expectation is that Orono will <br />ultimately be responsible for maintaining the pond <br />Development Phasing. The applicants have provided a phasing plan that establishes Phase <br />1 as construction of Kelley Parkway, the stormwater pond, and a westerly grouping of <br />rambler and rivo-story townhomes. Future Phases with no distinct timeframe include (.^) the <br />North Lane rambler townhomes; (B) the East Lane/East Circle rambler and two-stcr\' <br />townhomes; (C) the four ‘Villas’ accessing directly from Willow Drive; and (D) the Lofts <br />condominiums. Additionally, development of each of the two commercial outlets might be <br />considered as separate phases, with no specified timeframe given. <br />i