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Riverside Development Page 3 September 27, 1994 • separate these two land uses both physically and visually to further enhance the compatibility of these two land uses. The developers have proposed to create a wetland along the southeast portion of this plat. That mitigation work will slightly encroach into the tail end of the natural buffer described above. PROPOSED USE OF PROPERTY Staff has met with the developers and expressed the importance of leaving the natural buffer in place. The developer's plans include building two to three (2 - 3) office buildings strategically located within the natural parameters of the site. Therefore, it appears that both staff and developers are trying to accomplish a project that best fits within the natural boundaries. Since this area will be platted as an outlot, a replat will need to occur prior to development. At that time, a concept plan could be presented to the Planning Commission and City Council whereby easements could be identified to III protect the natural buffer. OUTLOTS As mentioned earlier, Outlot A will be deeded to the City for drainage and utility purposes. As for Outlot B, this area can not be developed until it is replatted at a later date. However, in order to access Lot 1, Block 1, at the south end of the plat, a driveway will have to be installed within the drainage and utility easement that traverses the plat from north to south from 193rd Avenue. PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION The Park and Recreation Commission discussed this plat informally and concluded that cash would be recommended. However, the Commission will take this item up at the October meeting and make a formal recommendation. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended the Planning Commission recommend approval of the preliminary plat request by Riverside Development to subdivide the • seventeen (17) acres into one commercial lot and two outlots with the following conditions: riverside.pc