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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes June 25, 1996 Page 5 . 6. THE LANDSCAPING PLAN BE REVISED SO THAT 38 TREES ARE PROVIDED WITH 19 OVERSTORY TREES, 10 CONIFEROUS TREES AND 10 ORNAMENTAL TREES. 7. THE ASH AND SPRUCE TREES WHICH ARE PROPOSED IN THE AREA SHOWN AS FUTURE EXPANSION BE RELOCATED TO THE FRONT OF THE CHURCH. 8. LOCATION AND DETAILS OF THE PARKING LOT LIGHTS BE PROVIDED AND A LIGHT BE INSTALLED AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE CHURCH DRIVEWAY AND COUNTY ROAD 13. 9. A 15 FOOT EASEMENT BE PROVIDED ALONG THE FRONTAGE OF COUNTY ROAD 13. 10. THE PROPOSED MONUMENT SIGN WILL BE SET BACK 10 FEET FROM THE PROPERTY LINE AND A SIGN PERMIT IS REQUIRED PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. COMMISSIONER TACHENY SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 7-0. ..........."'.....................-..........--.--....................._----.........................._---.........................................---...---.---------......."."........... $;7.@6pBf~ffli~Q~,trlp.~~~lJ~stf8rgr~ltrrlinCtW~I()tl\~~r9'v'Ctl(@99@ttY@[9~~iB~pr8\ AddltionEP0blicHEk:liindCdseN62P96..:2<. . ..... ............ . .. .. . . . Staff report by Steve Ach. Country Ridge Partnership is requesting preliminary plat approval to subdivide approximately 30 acres located in the southwest corner of Co. Rd. No. 30 and Joplin Street into 70 single family lots. The plat will include a 3 acre neighborhood park. Lot sizes range from the 14,000 square foot minimum lot size for the R1 d zone up to 35,000 square feet. The primary access to the plat will be off Joplin. The lots shown on the plat which are located on Macon and Riverview will most likely be served by city water and sewer in the future and will not be included as part of the final plat until that time. Staff has suggested that Joplin Street be upgraded to urban standards as part of the plat approval. Staff recommends approval of the preliminary plat with the fourteen conditions outlined in the staff report to the Planning Commission, with an additional condition to include the Park and Recreation Commission recommendations. Condition No.3 should be modified to state the conifers on County Road No. 30 be a minimum of 6 feet in height. John Boggart of John Oliver and Associates, representing the developer, stated they will investigate the possibility of saving existing trees. Steve Ach noted that there is a ditch between the two rows of trees which will make it difficult to save trees when grading the site. Steve felt the trees in the park area would likely remain, since no grading is planned for the site. Discussion followed regarding pedestrian access to the plat off Macon and Riverview Drive. Commissioner Minton suggested there be provisions made for two pedestrian corridors, one at the southwest corner and another at the northwest. Chair Dillon opened the public hearing. .