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Memo to Planning Commission/Cluster Ordinance Page 2 <br /> December 12,2000 <br /> homeowners association to pull building permits for the construction of <br /> • accessory structures, if the covenants and deed restrictions allow. <br /> • We need to better define the term "architectural theme". Should it include <br /> items such as landscaping, signage, lighting and accessory structures. <br /> Design standards, similar to those approved as part of a PUD, could also <br /> be used. <br /> • Tracking the building permits for cluster developments is difficult. Many of <br /> cluster developments have their own unique architectural theme or design <br /> guidelines for the homes. There is currently no mechanism in place to <br /> follow up to see if the houses comply with the architectural theme of each <br /> development. If cluster developments were platted as a PUD, that <br /> designation would prompt whoever is reviewing the building permit to <br /> check the PUD agreement to see if the house plans comply with the <br /> development standards. <br /> • Deed Restrictions — Discuss the possibility of eliminating the conservation <br /> easement option. To date only one developer has utilized this option. <br /> There have also been delays associated with reviewing the easements <br /> created by the need for the City Attorney, the developer and the land trust <br /> to review and approve the easement. <br /> 111 • In order to give developments a more pedestrian feel, front yard setbacks <br /> could be reduced to 20 feet. <br /> • <br /> S:\PLANNING\SCOTT\PCWS1212.DOC <br />
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