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Christine Mattson From: Joan ODonnell <odonnell.t.m@gmail.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 01, 2015 9:24 AM To: Christine Mattson Cc: Mark Way; Mark Gronberg; Melanie Curtis Subject: Re: 559 Park Lane/#2015-01001 Morning Christine Thanks so much for your email! Both houses on each side of the lot have decks on the upper level. Their bottom walkouts are concrete patios. I hope that helps with the line of sight question. We will work diligently to get these items back to you quickly. Thank you again for your help! Best Regards, Joan 0'Donnell 309.361.9302 On Sep 1, 2015, at 7:45 AM, Christine Mattson<CMattson@ci.orono.mn.us>wrote: Mark, The City Engineer has reviewed the survey dated 8-12-2015 and has the following comments: 1. The plan proposes 2 driveway connections to Park Lane. City Ordinance allows for one per property. The larger of the curb cuts is depicted at 29 ft wide. The maximum width for a driveway connection at the street is 20 ft. 2. Plan proposes work within the right of way to place a new culvert. The old culvert should be removed at the same time. Any work with in the Right of Way must be coordinated with Public Works via a Right of Way permit(copy attached). The planning and zoning department has the following comments: 1. The survey shows the average lakeshore setback measuring from a deck on the house to the south of 559 Park Lane. Is this an upper or lower level deck? If it's a lower deck,the average lakeshore setback line must be adjusted. Please clarify. 2. We have recently changed our survey requirements, copy attached. One of the new requirements is to show the point or spot where the top of the foundation etevation reference elevation point is being measured from;we expect this to be consistent with the measurement on the foundation as-built. Please show the measurement point on the survey. 3. An egress window is shown on the building plans, but not on the survey, please revise. 4. The survey must also show all proposed exterior/landscaping improvements, i.e. patios,grading, sidewalks, retaining walls,etc. We need the final landscape plan to be submitted and approved before we will issue the building permit. We also need the name of the landscape contractor performing the work. �