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r <br />T' * <br />Zoning File #1691 6 11702 <br />November 21, 1991 <br />Page 4 <br />Refer to Exhibit Note the 1-1/2 acre wetland designated <br />as Glenco soils to the south of the sewer pond. This area was <br />filled at the time of the original installation of th . sewer pond <br />back in the early 60's. Review Steve McComas' report. Exhibit J, <br />specifically the last paragraph on Page 1, he notes that at this <br />point in the 1990's there are no indicators that would <br />characterize this area as a wetland area any longer based on the <br />hydrology and vegetation. As a result, this area is now <br />classified as dry buildable. Once again refer to Exhibit L, the <br />area to the north designated at 1/2 acre Glenco soils has been <br />partially filled# the applicant proposed the use of this area <br />once again as a sediment pond/detention area for devexopment run­ <br />off. Review Exhibit V, grading and drainage plan shet.t 3. Upon <br />final resolve of the drainage plan for this project, ppropriate <br />easements will be taken over detention/retentior areas and <br />drainageways. <br />Please refer to Hr. MaComas' report (Exhibit J and Exhibit <br />U). At a site inspection, staff delineated the boundaries of <br />the wetlands based on hydrology and vegetation, in reviewing the <br />proposed building pad for Lot 1, Block 1, it appears that the 26' <br />setoack may not have been maintained along the northwest side of <br />the pad. Staff will reconfirm the setbacks with the applicant's <br />consultants prior to your formal approval of the preliminary <br />plat. <br />in a PRD subdivision total dry buildable areas can be <br />credited within the road outlots and the area to be dedicated for <br />road purposes along Orono Orchard Road. Each of the pads contain <br />Approximately 1.04 acres in area. Note the flexibility offered. <br />Under the FRD there is no need to maintain 1 acre within each <br />building pad and the developer need not use RR-lB setback <br />standards. Applicant requests special setbacks as shown in <br />Exhibit V, Sheet 2. The setbacks requested are 35' front and <br />rear and 10' sides. Pads 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 propose a <br />50* rear, 35* street setback and 10* side. This is an attempt by <br />applicant to address the concerns of the adjacent neighbors <br />receiving most ioipact. Note Pad 1, Block I's building envelope <br />has been opened up by relocating an additional unit t he east <br />side. Pad 1 within Block 2 appears to be severely re <br />the 16* force main intersecting the pad in half. Th <br />consider asking future developer to relocate the force m. <br />on alternatives suggested in staff sketch. Exhibit P. <br />-ted by <br />.ty may <br />n based <br />Review Page 2 of applicant's addendem. Exhibit A-1. Nr. <br />Roos's coaments note there is a 50' x 125' building site between <br />the easment and the front setback and a 60* x 110* building site <br />tween the easement and the rear setback. He feels these are <br />equate building areas but would forward staff's comments to the <br />ueveloper. The City Council should provide direr:ion on this <br />issue.