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6. 1Vill not result in the destruction, loss or damage of a natural, scenic or historic feature of major importance. The proposal does not result in the destruction of natural, scenic, or historic features. 7. Willfull comply Pitb all other requirements of this Code, including any applicable requirements and standards for the issuance of a license orpeimit to establish and operate the proposed use in the city. The proposal complies with all other requirements of this code. In addition to these criteria, the following information must be included in a Planned Unit Developments PUD developmentplan. If the council approves the conditional use permit for the planned unit development, approval of the conditional use permit shall include approval of a specific PUD developmentplan. The PUD developmentplan shall include: 1. A site plan for the PUD, including location, side and use of all lots, buildings, parking areas, ponding areas, parks and open spaces. 2. Building elevations illustrating uniform design elements, building materials and color schemes. 3. A plan for the installation of on-site and off-site public improvements (including utilities, streets, etc necessary to serve the PUD. 4. A unified landscape plan including berms, screening and landscaping materials. 5. A uniform signage plan including location, type and side of signage. An updated landscape and utility plan must be submitted, and they are list are required for satisfaction of these requirements. Submittal of the plans is a condition for approval Planning Commission One resident spoke during the public hearing. She supported the transition to single-family homes due to reduced traffic impacts, but also had a number of questions. She asked who would own and maintain the parcel containing the stormwater pond, when will construction take place, and what type of noise regulations are in place as the existing construction (River Park Third Addition) is very loud. The parcel containing the stormwater pond will be deeded to the city as part of the platting process, which makes maintenance of the lot a city responsibility. Most of the lot falls under the city's "no -mow" setback for stormwater ponds and wetlands. The applicant hopes to start construction yet this fall, but due to the timing, certain activities may be delayed until spring. Finally, heavy construction activities like those in River Park Third will not be needed for this project. Large equipment will be needed to remove existing drives and grade the site, but new roads and trunk utilities are not required for this site. Construction activities will be limited to those times allowed in the city ordinance. No other comments for or against the project have been received, and the Commission unanimously recommended approval of the CUP and Preliminary Plat. Financial Impact None Statutory Review Period Per State Statute, the required 120 -day review period for the plat ends on November 22, 2016, and the review period for the CUP ends on September 23, 2016. N:APublic Bodies\Agenda Packets\09-19-2016\Final\7.4 sr River Pork 1Nleodows.docx