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MAR-24-2000 10:28 HR GREEN CO. 651 644 2349 P.03/03 • A similar situation is occurring up at the northwest corner of the plat where 203rd • Street enters. There will be some grading off of the project site. It will be necessary to get permission in this area. More detail will be provided when the grading plan is submitted at a larger scale. It is difficult to tell exactly what is happening in this area at the under-scale drawing submitted. ■ At the northwest corner of the plat on Lots 1, 2, and 3, Block 4, the proposed grading will remove virtually all of the trees in this area. On Lot 3, for instance, the highest elevation on this lot is 947.2. The house pad shown is a split-walkout with a first floor elevation of 938, so there is approximately 9 feet of material being removed from that site. Likewise, on Lot 2 there is approximately 6 to 7 feet of fill being placed to create a walkout on a relatively flat piece of property. We would like some direction from the Planning Commission as to how critical to review some of these situations. 2. A quick review of the draft soils report provided by GME Consultants indicates that the soils on Outlot A are suitable for a community on-site septic system. 3. The developer has revised the lot layout so that Outlot A, where the community septic system is to be constructed, covers the area near the curve in the road. Directly across the street from this there is a 30-foot wide corridor for accessing the open space in Outlot B. 4. At the south end of the plat adjacent to Preserve Estates, there is also a 20-foot wide corridor to provide access to the open space. • if you have any questions regarding these comments, please call. Sincerely. Howard R. Green Company Terry J. Maurer, P.E. TJM:tw • 0:lproj1808960J1024011tr 3-24-00 Hark ®ward R.Green Company CONSULTING ENGINEERS TOTAL P.03