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+ 4669 Tonka Lake Properties <br />Page 3 <br />Subdi,ision - PRD <br />Therefore: Buildable area: 75 ft setback 6 above 931.5 = 22,105 sf <br />max allowable hardcover 25% = 5,526 sf <br />existing hse, patio etc approx. 3000 sf = 13.5% (no var. req'd) <br />with second lot add approx. 2400 sf <br />Total 0—Sd 0 sf = 24.4% (no var. req' <br />with third lot add approx 2200 sf <br />Total 7600 �T-- 34.3% (9.38 var.) <br />with fourth lot add approx. 2000 sf <br />Total 960� 43.48 (18.4% var.) <br />FINAL DENSITY REVIEW <br />1. Clearly some hardcover variance is required to allow <br />any driveway on the property. <br />2. With the driveway hardcover variance, 2 units <br />(1 existing + 1 n-,,) could be built meeting all <br />other requirements and without further variances. <br />3. Allowing three units as in the previously approved <br />plat would require a nominal 10% hardcover variance <br />within the buildable area. <br />4. Allowing four units as proposed would require a <br />nominal 20% hardcover variance. <br />5. Five units as might be allowed by gross lot area <br />density is clearly not physically practical within <br />the setback requirements. <br />Recommended Considerations for Preliminary Plat Approval <br />1. Determine reasonable density to be allowed <br />a) 2 units with driveway hardcover variance only <br />b) 3 units with driveway and 10% structural hardcover variance <br />c) 4 units with driveway and 20% structural hardcover variance <br />2. Conditioned upon <br />a) drainage improvements per plan, including holding ponds, <br />rel cated and resloped driveway, building eaves troughs, <br />max.mum hardcover square footage depending upon density, <br />I erosion control measures. MCWD must approve drainage plan. <br />b) driveway with turnaround per clan <br />minimum 12' paved width for 2 units <br />2) minimum 10' paved width for 3 or 4 units <br />c) dedication of new City cul de sac and right <br />of way including paving .,f street and cul de <br />sac anc r•.p rapping of shore as in previous <br />aFplica:ions. <br />