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--------------- ORONO CllY COUNCIL :MEETING l\'IINUTES FOR DECE�IBER 13, 1999 (#6) #2522 BANCOR GROUP, INC -Continued Kelley moved to approve and adopt a resolution Approving a Preliminary Plat and Planned Residential Development for Application ·#2522, The Bancor Group In�., at the South west Corner of County Road 6 and \Villow Drive North (\\.illow View), subject to the following conditions: 1.Sewer servi.ce shall be a gravity system. 2.Traffic flow on private road is subject to the reasonable regulation of the City. 3.l\'lunicipal water senice shall be installed on the site. 4.Internal roads w·11 be private, but there will be an underlying public roadway easement to the City. S.There will be no public lighti ng, except it may be necessary to light the intersection for the private road and \ViUow Drive in the r uture. 6.Setbacks will be: Front Yard Setback 35 feet Side Yard Setback 25 feet Rear Yard Setback 30 feet Side Adjacent to Street 35 feet 7.There will be trail easements along County Road 6, along \Villow Road and east/west across the property from \Villo,v to the l'Iiddle School property and over the private road. The trails are to be completed prior to construction or any hom es. The trail will be 8' wide bituminous with a 12' easement. 8.There will be no accessory structures above 6', and only oon-roore ccessory s ructures are permitted. 9.There will be no curb and gutter e cept oe entrance medians. 10.Copy or the covenants must be approved by City staff. 11.The consen1ation easement to be platted as a conservation outlot to be held in the ownership or the Bomeowner's Association. 12.The landscape plan shall be subject to approval by c·ty staff and the developer will post a letter of credit in the amount of 150% or the improvement costs. Trees will be planted along the private ro .ad spaced at every 40'. Kathy Johnston said she obJects to th plans for a monument and median at the entrance because of traffic concerns and it will take a\vay from the rural character of the neighborhood. Newman said he is willing to submit the pla s for th entrance for staff review. Weinberger said that in the case of Carriage Hill and some other developments, the monument signs that · ould go in would actually exc:eed the he"ght al owed. He ecommended that when a monument sign plan comes in, the Council shall r view the p_an F int asked if the Council can appro e this in principle and have s aff come back wit h a draft at the next meeting. He asked if the December 16 deadline can be extended. Poe 27