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040 *0\ CITY of ORONO <br />z F RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL <br />contains 5 residential lots on 13.01 non -wetland acres, for an overall density of 1 unit per <br />2.6 dry acres (0.38 units per acre). <br />4. The proposed plat includes 5 residential building lots, each of which will be accessed via <br />a proposed private road to be constructed by the Developers, extending southerly from <br />Bayside Road (a,k.a. CSAH 84). The private road will be subject to homeowner <br />association ownership and maintenance, and subject to an underlying Road, Drainage <br />and Utility Easement to be granted to the City, as well as a "Declaration of Covenants, <br />Conditions, Restrictions and Private Roadway Easement" either as a separate document <br />or incorporated into the development covenants. <br />5. The Developers have submitted a Conservation Design Master Plan (CDMP) consisting <br />of a Site Ecological Summary and Project Recommendations regarding Conservation <br />Design requirements by Kjolhaug Environmental Services (KES) dated February 6, 2013 <br />which includes the invasive species removal and maintenance provisions of the Bayside <br />Meadows Invasive Species Management Plan dated 02/26/2013 prepared by KES. The <br />KES report addresses specific actions that have been taken or will be implemented to <br />protect identified resources, including maintenance of existing drainage patterns; tree <br />preservation; wetland protection; and view protection. Information about these protective <br />measures will be provided to lot buyers about the protective measures required for the <br />property. <br />6. The CDMP identified existing tree stands along the southeast portion of the property and <br />along the western property line. These existing tree stands are proposed to be <br />preserved via tree protection easements. With the exception of the area connecting the <br />private road to the north, the entire perimeter of the Property is proposed to be in either <br />a conservation easement, a tree protection easement, or a wetland conservation <br />easement. <br />7. Additionally the Planning Commission recommended additional trees be planted along <br />the southwestern lot line within the proposed tree preservation easement. <br />8. Proposed Lot 1 contains 3.05 dry buildable acres; proposed Lot 2 contains 2.25 dry <br />buildable acres; proposed Lot 3 contains 2.32 dry buildable acres; proposed Lot 4 <br />contains 2.02 dry buildable acres; and proposed lot 5 has 2.01 dry, buildable acres. <br />9. Lot 1 is proposed to have 698.8 feet of frontage along the new private road; Lot 2 will <br />have 92.3 feet on the cul-de-sac; Lot 3 is also on the cul-de-sac and will have 106.8 feet <br />of frontage; Lot 4 is proposed to have 264.3 feet of frontage, partially on the cul-de-sac; <br />and proposed Lot 5 will have 421.6 feet in width. Each proposed lot contains a building <br />site which meets the RR-1 B setback requirements of 50' front and rear and 30' sides. <br />10. The proposed lots will be served by individual on -site sewage treatment systems and <br />private wells. Each lot has been tested and shown to have primary and alternate <br />conforming septic system drainfield sites. <br />Page 2 of 8 <br />