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C_�, ; <br />To: *"_syor Grabek & Orono Council Members <br />From: Mark E. Bernhardson, City Administrator s;•: P"�.ti' +�` <br />Date: Decem-er 9, 1988 <br />Subject: 41334 Sidney Rebers, 715 North Brown Road - <br />Preliminary Subdivision/Conditional Use Permit For PRD - <br />Resolution <br />List of Exhibits <br />Exhibit A - Engineer's Report Dated <br />Exhibit B - Sketch by City Engineer <br />of East West Access Road <br />Reber's Property <br />Exhibit C - Revised Preliminary Plar <br />Border) <br />Discussion - <br />s <br />12/8/88 <br />of one of t:,e Options for Locaticn <br />thru Commercial Corridor of <br />(25 Lots - 5 Lots Along North <br />Please review Exhibit A, the Engineer confirms the most southern <br />access at a safe sighting distance at 420' (satisfies a 45 mile per hour <br />speed zone - '30 mile per hour exists). Cook also advises against a <br />temporary construction access off of Highway 12 because of the higher <br />elevations and trees within the front/outlot portion of the property <br />abutting Highway 12. The existing bank serves as a sound buffer to the <br />residences to the north. (It should be noted that the contractor who <br />unappropriately took fill from the Rebers site will be submitting an after - <br />the -fact variance application.) To cut a 30' wide access corridor through <br />that bank would have a negative impact on the future residential <br />subdivision and on the surrounding rural residential neighbors to the <br />north, east and west. Traffic path for construction vehicles for the <br />construction of the road and the early residential construction stages (2 <br />year period) will be via Highway 12. No construction vehicles will bn <br />allowed to travel north to Sixth Avenue North. Appropriate signage will be <br />required to direct the construction traffic and will be installed prior to <br />any construction. The developer will be expected to enforce the traffic <br />control plan agreed to by both the developez and the City. <br />Several neighbors questioned the feasibility of an east/west frontage <br />road based on the existing contours. Upon inspection of the property, Cook <br />has provided one example of a east/west corridor that would still provide <br />adequate area for the development of the front outlot abutting Highway 12. <br />The applicant has submitt3d a revised plan showing a reduction from <br />six to five lots along the north boundary adjacent to the Platteter's <br />property. The three lots adjacent to the Platteter residence have been <br />increased in depth ranging by an additional 10 to 30'. This will not <br />change the actual 100' building line nor construction. (50' open space lot <br />and 50' rear setback line) but this is considerably greater than the 50' <br />required setback in a 2 acre zone and a 30' rear yard setback in a one acre <br />zone. The total number of lots remains the same with the adjustment made <br />to the southerly lots. <br />