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Zoning File #2035 <br />Julv 7’ 1995 <br />Paee 2 <br />as to where the trail will be finally placed. There are specific topographic limitations along the <br />northern portions of this property and approximately 300 lineal feet of plantings are located at <br />the northwest comer. This subdivision is reviewed in more detail below. <br />Lot Configurations <br />All lots will meet the two acre dry contiguous minimum lot size. Review Exhibit H. <br />there are no designated wetlands. Applicant will be responsible for having the property <br />reviewed by a soils analyst to determine if Type 1 and 2 wetlands exist. As in our earliei <br />subdivision reviews, it is not the policy of the City to exclude Type 1 and 2 wetlands from the <br />dry contiguous area of a property. The City will only require special covenants to be filed on <br />the Chain of Title alerting future property owners of their existence and the need to comply with <br />both Federal and State regulations. <br />Each lot meets the required width to the rear of the 50’ street setback. <br />Septic <br />Gaffron has reviewed the preliminary septic information and notes that the drainfield sites <br />on Lots 1. 2 and 3 would appear to meet the required standards of the septic code but notes <br />septic sites on Lots 1 and 3 along the west boundary may be impacted by a future bike trail. <br />Prior to filing the preliminary plat, it will be necessary to determine the exact location of the <br />trail and make any necessary alteration in the sighting of septic drainfields. It is preferred that <br />septic sites be located at least 20’ from the trail. <br />Septic sites on Lot 4 may not be feasible as shown because of the lack of area needed to <br />support two 5-bedroom mound systems. Gaffron suggests that in reviewing the topographic map <br />that there may be suitable area at the northeast comer of Lot 4 for a second site but this would <br />involve the loss of trees. <br />Praina2e <br />Staff is very aware of drainage problems along the north side of Watertown Road to the <br />west of Golden View. This historic drainage problem will have to be addressed with the <br />proposed four lot subdivision. <br />Access <br />During the review of the Golden View subdivision, the issue of extending access from <br />Golden View Drive to the 9^h acre parcel to the west was discussed. It was determined by the <br />City at that time that only a fumre extension would be taken to the north and that accep for this <br />9*/i acre parcel would be resolved with the future division. Revirw Exhibit B, applicant asks