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Mastley, Adm. Sub. May 16,1994 Page 2 e This forty acres was originally owned by Mr. Moritz who has retained ownership of the eastern forty acres, which includes his homestead. The proposed preliminary plat meets all of the zoning ordinance requirements except for the minimum lot size. Each of the lots on the proposed preliminary plat identify a proposed house location subject to modification based on the home buyers desire. TREE PROTECTION It should be pointed out that if any homes are constructed on Lots 1, 2, or 3 that encroach into the wooded area to the south, a tree protection plan along with a building permit application will be required. A neighboring resident appeared before the Planning Commission at the April 26 meeting and stated that she would like to see those trees saved and not cleared as part of this development. By requiring a tree preservation plan at the time of building permit, concerns of the resident will be addressed. SEPTIC AND WELLS e This area of the City does not have City water and sewer, therefore, upon applying for a building permit the proper information will need to be submitted for establishing on-site septic system and well. This information will be reviewed by the Building Department and inspected upon construction. WETLANDS/DRAINAGE There are some areas on the south half of the plat that may be determined as wetlands and will be subject to the Wetland Conservation Act. These wetlands (or ponding areas) need to be identified and delineated and incorporated on the plat by way of a drainage and utility easement. The drainage and utility easement shown on the plat will carry the message to future homeowners that there are wetlands on the property and may not be infringed upon by any activity that will impact the wetland. PARK AND RECREATION BOARD RECOMMENDATION The Park and Recreation Board recommended payment of cash in the amount of $1,800.00. e mastley.council