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F <br /> #06-3225 875 Wayzata Boulevard <br /> Apri112,2007 - <br /> Page 2 <br /> Application Status � <br /> CMP Amendment. This application cannot be formally acted upon until Met Council takes , . <br /> action on the Comprehensive Plan Amendment (Zoning File#06-3201) allowing development of � �. � <br /> � the site at urban densities. Proposed amendment lanbuage was approved by the City Council on � ' <br /> August 28, and forwarded to Met Council on October 10, 2006. Although as of last November ' � � ' <br /> we had an expectation that Met Council would approve the amendment with little delay, in � � ..� <br /> . December Met Council requested additional information to confirm that Orono's new sewered � � � . <br /> development density since 2000 has been at least 3.0 units per acre. Initial reviews by City staff . � � � <br /> indicated this was not the case. After a number of discussions with Met Council representatives, . � � <br /> it was determined that certain categories of property could be removed from the calculation, � ` <br /> hence the attached table (Exhibit C) indicates that Orono's sewered development density for . . � <br /> 2000-present was 3.41 units per acre. Met Council's Community Development Committee is , � <br /> scheduled to review the Orono amendment on April 16, hence staff anticipates approval of the. � � . '. <br /> amendment in the near future. . � � � . . <br /> RPUD Concept Plan Review. Pending approval of the CMP amendinent, staff brought the . . <br /> applicant's initial RPUD application forwaxd to Platuung Commission in August as a concept � . � <br /> plan to allow an opportunity to identify potential concerns, issues, and development parameters . <br /> that applicant should address. The City Engineer also submitted comments in August (Exhibit A <br /> � of 11-16-06 memo). Applicants then submitted revised plans responding to those comments <br /> (Exhibits C of 11-16-06 memo). These were reviewed'by the Planning Commission on <br /> November 20, 2006 (see PC minutes). Since then, applicants have provided additional <br /> information in response to Plaruziilg Commission's request that applicant address Conservation � <br /> � Design with this project. Planning Commission additionally requested that some elevation views , <br /> of the proposed buildings be submitted for consideration-we have not yet seen these. . . <br /> The�purpose of bringing this application forward at this time absent Met Council approVal of the ' ', � <br /> CMP amendment, is primarily to bring the new Planning Commissioners up to speecl, and . � � <br /> identify any additional information needed from the applicant. The applicant would like to move <br /> � the project forward as soon as possible. The City Engineer and Fire Marshal will be reviewin� <br /> � the current plans prior to Council review of the concept plan. � ,' <br /> �le:lelop:nea�#�Para�eters per�Prapose� �IYI�Atne�adar�e�a� �. . . . • . . <br /> The CMP amendment is intended to apply to just the applicant's property and no others. The :, � � � . <br /> amendment notes that in addition to the permitted, conditional and accessory uses allowed within . . ' <br /> the RR-1B zoning district, this amendment allows for residential development of the propei-ty�at � <br /> a density of 1 unit per 0.70 dry buildable acres (1.43 units per acre). It then goes on to establish . . <br /> parameters for any residential development of the property at a density greater than 0.5�units per . �� <br /> acre of dry buildable land. Please review the memo of August 17, 2006 for a list of those <br /> parameters. In brief; the site is limited to 9 detached low-profile (one story plus basement) single . � ,- , <br /> family homes designed to blend with the natural surroundin;s, served by municipal sewer and � <br /> water, adhering to the principals of Conservation Design and all wetland protection re;ulations, <br /> preservin` the rural character as viewed from old Highway 12, minimizin� visual impacts from � <br /> the Luce Line, with a sin�_>le vehicular access to Hi�Thway 1?. . � . <br />