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laHUTBS OF THE PLAliNIKG CONMISSIOH TIHG OCTOBER 17, 1988 <br />II HIZOHIHG FILE 11334-RBBERS COMTIH <br />fence, but basically he concurred with Johnson and Kelley. Moos <br />suggested using evergreens, or arborvitae, along the 3 lots for a <br />visual screen. She reiterated Bellows' opinion concerning <br />keeping trespassers out entirely. Bellows stated that it would <br />be up to the Platteters to take proper safety measures pertaining <br />to the pool. She added that she had a stream runninq through her <br />property and she could not as] the DNR to protect the stream from <br />potential trespassers. Bellows questioned whether vegetation <br />would even grow in that area due to shade. Mr. Jarvis stated <br />that there would be 100' separating the Platteter property from <br />the nearest building pad in the proposed subdivision. Johnson <br />suggested striking item <br />The other Planning Commission members concurred. <br />"e" from the staff's recommendations. <br />The next item addressed was woodland preservation/no-grading <br />areas. Bellows asked Jarvis what the specific covenants were <br />that pertained to those areas. Jarvis stated that he wanted to <br />limit any tree removal within the wooded area of the lots, as <br />well as the outlets. Kelley asked if the preservation standards <br />would apply to brush. Jarvis stated that the covenants would not <br />discourage brush removal for the purpose of tidiness. Kelley <br />suggested limiting tree removal to trees under 2" within the <br />entire lot, except in the area where driveways would be located. <br />Hanson indicated that he wanted the homeowner to have the freedom <br />to do whatever they desire in the front of the lot. After <br />considerable discussion, the Planning Commission, as a whole, <br />agreed that trees 2" and above must remain on all sides of the <br />lot, except in the location where a driveway would be placed. <br />The brush can be removed. Steve Pflaum questioned whether dead <br />or diseased trees could be removed? Kelley stated that they <br />could, but he would not address the issue of who would determine <br />whether a tree was diseased or not. <br />It was determined that Item "d" should read "limit grading <br />activities to a specific level and require City approval if it is <br />to be exceeded." Mr. Jarvis said if that condition would relate <br />back to the 80% of the pad area he would not object. <br />Planning Commission member Cohen wanted to address the issue <br />of the access. Planning Commission member Hanson concurred. <br />Cohen did not believe that the current proposal was safe. Mr. <br />Kost stated that the access was moved to its proposed location <br />because staff had indicated that was where they wanted it. Mr. <br />Jarvis interjected that the access was a non-issue, in that they <br />would place it wherever the City desired. Planning Commission <br />member Bellows stated that she disagreed with the City Engineer <br />and preferred the access to be at the crest of the hill. Hanson <br />concurred. Cohen stated that he too agreed because traffic would <br />indeed increase considerably. <br />Chairman Kelley wanted assurance that all Planning <br />Commission members understood the proposal concerning the