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Hillside Crossing Commercial Page 3 June 21, 1994 • OUTLOT A Outlot A is proposed to be one of the ponding areas for development in this area. This pond connects into a larger wetland area to the south, which the City has identified as a regional ponding location. It may be appropriate that the City own Outlot A and make it part of this regional system. If the City takes over Outlot A, proper easements within the regional ponding area may need to be acquired. PARK DEDICATION The Park and Recreation Commission reviewed the proposed plan and recommended the payment of cash to satisfy park dedication requirements. Also, it was recommended a pedestrian system be included along Evans Street north of 193rd. DEVELOPMENT PLAN Similar to Elk Park Center, a development plan will need to be approved • which identifies common design elements. For example, consistent lighting, landscaping, and signage should be incorporated to tie the project together. Typically, the development plan is approved first, followed by a specific site plan for the first phase. Given the smaller magnitude of this project compared to Elk Park Center, the development plan and site plan for the first phase can be addressed in one step. In terms of the proposed development plan, Riverside Development has explained in the attached letter some of the common elements that will make this a "planned" project. This written statement should be illustrated on the development plan as much as possible in order to be made part of the Planned Unit Development Agreement. Staff has reviewed the development plan for the entire fourteen (14) acres. Specific attention has been given to phase one of the project while a general review of future phases was done at this time. As in the case with Elk Park Center, each commercial lot is proposed to be developed, a conditional use permit will be applied for and reviewed by the Planning Commission and City Council prior to any construction. • hillside.pc