08-08-1988 - Agenda Packet City Council - regular meeting

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Zoning File #1300 Page 2 of 2 wetlands area, requires a variance setback to the 26' setback standard of 6'. Review Exhibit H. The area of the pond adjacent to the designated wetland will not contain any exposed or disturbed soils. The fill and grading is to be done to the northwest side of the proposed pond with appropriate silt fencing to be placed at the lower elevations to prevent erosion into the lower pond elevations. After final graces are completed, seeding will immediately follow. Please note the proposed drainfield area has not been effected by the excavation of the pond nor the filling and grading to the northwest of the proposed pond area. The changes and alternations will not effect drainage as drainage will still flow to the wetlands area to the southeast. The island in the center of the pond will provide a natural habitat for the wildlife sought by the applicant. The pond will function predominantly as an aesthetic pond. The city engineer has also called note to the fact that the pond will be located over a drainage and utility easement, located along the shared lot line. He notes that this will not create any problems relative to the future use of the easement. Although the required setback of 26' has not been maintained from the designated wetland, once again staff would note that no disturbed soils would br located within the area of the wetlands and the drainage from the ne-ly filled area will be draining around over grassed areas before it reaches the wetlands to the southeast. In addition, the applicant will provide the necessary silt fencing until the ground cover has been restored. Staff Recos ndation 'o approve a Conditional Use Permit and setback variance application of .nthony Eiden for the properties located at 2290 and 2340 Abingdon Way based on the following findings: 1. The pond excavation will have no negative impact on the existing wetlands to the southeast, nor on ex -sting septic system or. Lot 8 or on the future drainfield areas Lot y. 2. The pond will provide a natural habitat for wildlife. 3. The applicant does not propose any disturbed earth being stored within the area adjacent to the wetlands. 4. Undisturbed soils will be immediately graded and seeded as soon as the excavation of the pond is completed. Approval is subject to the following conditions: 1. Appropriate erosion control shall be maintained throughout the project, silt fencing shall be installed as shown on the plans by Coffin and Gronberg revised date, 7/12/88. 2. Applicant shall stake the proposed drainfield areas F rior to the excavation to insure protection of the proposed drainfield areas on Lot 9. 3. Upon complete of the final grades, the entire disturbed areas r shall be seeded and erosion control/silt fencing shall remain in place until ground cover is restored.