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PAXMAR <br />consequences we believe. We will be using side lot lines as drawn, create a rear line 20' behind the <br />structure to allow for future decks, porches or additions per HOA architectural controls, with no change <br />to the front lot line at the right of way. Extra short property lines create (building and fire code problems <br />and confuse the gas, electric and other telecommunications industry in the front yard. <br />Parcels below 65 feet in width shall be platted on a parcel ~-- f__. __gid_r a__._ a__ c__._. __ a sides _c <br />4-2- 20 feet from the rear of the building. The remaining land between buildings <br />rears between Edison and Fillmore shall be platted into a single parcel under <br />common ownership of the homeowners association. <br />Page 3. Housing type 3rd paragraph. (Staff HAD not has concerns, and <br />their satisfaction with the clarified rear yard open space plans. <br />>licant addressed to <br />Comment [LC17]: Staff has confirmed with the <br />Building Official there maybe building code issues <br />with the language proposed by staff but those issues <br />are a direct result of the size and density of lots <br />proposed. If the desire is to have association <br />maintained property, the lots may have to get larger <br />with less density. If the lot lines need to adjust, <br />should an updated primary plat be proposed prior to <br />City Council approval in order to ensure all building <br />and fire codes are met? <br />Comment [LC18]: This now creates individual <br />properties that are owned by the homeowner and are <br />maintained by the property owner. It is now no <br />different than a single family residence where there <br />is no association maintained nronerty or structures. <br />Page 4: Parks note: that we will satisfy the value per current ordinance at the time of application. <br />Comment [LC19]: Staff still has concerns. <br />l <br />The parks commission did not state that improvements would not receive credit, only some of the land. <br />Comment [LC2o]:Itwas noted atthe Parks and <br />Any improvements built would receive credit, and if any citizen has fun sliding or hiking a trail or <br />enjoying the wildlife or a view from a portion of this trail corridor, some recognition and funding credit <br />Recreation meeting that the city has not given park <br />dedication for credit for trails in the past. If this <br />needs to be formalized, the council can recommend <br />should be reconsidered at the appropriate time, not withheld by condition. With no facility plan, no <br />that the item be postponed and sent to the Parks and <br />formal decision could have been made. <br />Recreation Commission for further review and <br />recommendation at their May 11, 2016 regular <br />Page 7. #6. We will start plans for the turn lane, Out may not have construction completed before the <br />meeting. <br />first home starts of phase one, and need to clarify the languagel. STRIKE, ^em^ eted "";" the figs <br />Comment [LC21]: Without it, construction <br />age of the ., ..4 <br />traffic will need to go through the existing <br />Our phase one and county turn lane projects have weather deadlines we need to follow and require <br />work to start in the next few months in order to be complete this season. <br />Page 8, CUP #4. Any condition to recommend a traffic study is to City staff, not the developer. An <br />EAW for a development denser than this was done, and all roadway improvements were completed as <br />the City Engineer has noted. No CUP approval link between any new phase and any new developer <br />funded traffic study can be agreed to. <br />Page 10. Final comments. All our proposed homes are single family, and create single family <br />neighborhoods. The project density is less than the original near the school and the existing roads due <br />to the new plan. All the dwelling type shifts are moving some of the density further south in the land <br />plan. This will create a greater use of entrance number two on Cleveland upon full buildout. <br />Respectfully, <br />Donald Jensen <br />Land Development Director <br />5160 Viking Blvd. NW <br />Anoka, MN <br />(763)753-6176 <br />neighborhood. How will this impact the safety of <br />the residents, students, construction workers, and <br />roadway users? <br />Comment [LC22]: If the phase one project can <br />be completed before the weather event then the turn <br />lane project can happen in the same time frame. <br />Comment [LC23]: The Planning Commission <br />agreed this should be completed/paid for by the City. <br />Staff believes the previous traffic study is still <br />relevant for the current proposal. Please see the City <br />Engineers memo date April 28, 2016 for further <br />information on this. It is important to note Twin <br />Lakes Road is a county roadway and any traffic <br />studies will need to be coordinated at a county level. <br />Comment [LC24]: Why are they referred to as <br />detached townhomes? This reiterates the question of <br />what need is there for a Home Owners Association? <br />Again, if it is the same as a single family home, why <br />is it not adhering to the regulations outlined for <br />single family homes in a RI district? <br />
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