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f. g- h. I. J The &pplic(int will be required lo execute the standard Oversize Accessors’ Structure Covenant, which places limitations on the tuture subdivision of the property in order to ensure that the oversized accessory structure will not become non-conforming due to a future subdivision. The building is proposed to be located 470 from the westerly lot line, 640 ’ from the northerly lot line. 800 ’ from the southerly lot line, and 1200 ’ from the easterly lot line. Section 10.20, Subdivision 3 (C) requires a mimmum 50 ’ setback from any property’ lines tor such a struemre. The proposed building is sufficiently distant from neighboring properties to have no signi ‘“icant impact on those properties. Because the portion of property between the proposed building kx;ation and the surrounding roads to the west and mirth is relatively open, it would be appropriate to require a vegetative screening plan be developed to minimize the visual impact of the building as viewed trom those roads. The proposed land alteration to relocate fairways #15 and #16 involves the movement of approximately 1800 cubic yards ot till on the site, with no import or export of fill proposed. No wetlands are involved in the project. However, there is the potential of creating a 3000-5000 s.f. pond on the upland as part of the fill balancing. Such pond will become an integral feature of the golf course. No changes are proposed to tees or greens at this time. The proposed work will be done in the Fall of 1995, and applicant has stated his intent to commence revegetation immediately so that the course is in condition to be playable in 1996. This proposal is part of a long-term master plan for improvements of the course. However, this review only involves reconstruction of fairways #15 and #16 and the construction of the proposed storage building. Pace 3 of 6