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Per sect -on 10.31 Subdivision 3 (D) the minimum area required per dwelling unit is as follows: A.) Structural units 44 cabins 20 motel units 3 staff cabins 67 units require 67 acres (1 unit per acre) B.) Tenting units 25 tent sites 13 acres required (1 acre per 2 camp sites) Comparison Dwelling Density A.) Former density = 31 cabins + Berg Ball (approximately 20 units/) or 1.1 acre per unit required = 1 acre per unit B.) Proposed Denisty Proposed 67 structural units (1 acre per unit) Proposed 25 camp sites (1 acre per 2 units) or .7 acres per unit Required = 1 acre per unit Improvements such as trail system, road system, recreation areas, picnic areas and dock use areas are subject to all hardcover, setback and land alteration standards. These uses are all approved accessory uses of either the Day Recreation c.se or overnight camp use. The code has no specific standards fcc these uses. The sections noted in the beginning of this memo address such specific structures or uses as toilets and sanitation facilities, d ring halls, kitchen, additions or new cabin construction. The code is very specific regarding these structures and uses and variances to specific standards shall not be permissible (i.e. - teleph-.ie service, smoke detectors in sleeping units, adequate on site sewage disposal systems, or required 10 feet setback between ;N11 structures - any standard deali;3 with public health or life safety i,sues. Purpose of Phase 3 Staff has schedued the conceptual review of the Board's ultimate or final development plan in order to assist both staff and the applicant by providing guidelines and a framework for discussion purposes in determining an acceptable level of use of the Big Island camp. Prior to scheduling these i inning meetings, staff will. present your conceptual review and recommendation to the Council. Upon Council action with directions to applicant, sty. F,