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6.4. & 6.5. SR 02-19-2002
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Landscaping/Tree Preservation <br /> <br />A general landscaping plan has been provided. The Subdivision Regulations, Section 1008, <br />requires 2 trees per lot, one boulevard tree and one front yard tree. The proposed plat <br />consists of 103 lots; therefore, 206 trees are required. The landscape plan includes 154 <br />street/yard trees. Detailed landscape plans for the area around the units will be required. <br /> <br />The site is wooded except for the area that was mined and the area included in the gas and <br />powerline easements. There is to be a small clump of trees to be preserved between the <br />powerline easment and a drainage pond in the northwest corner of the site and second <br />clump in the center of the project adjacent to a wetland. If the developer would like credit <br />for large trees saved on site, a detailed tree inventory needs to be completed prior to credit <br />being given. <br /> <br />Townhouse Development <br /> <br />The open space requirement for this project is 5% of the net buildable area ( 1.33 acres or <br />58,131 sf.). The open space calculations submitted by the applicant shows 102,400 sf or 2.35 <br />acres of open space. This does not include the area within the gas line easement. The open <br />space areas range in size from 3,400 sf. to 28,700 sf. Most of the identified open space areas <br />are located within the front setback areas along the streets. The two largest areas (28,700 sf <br />and 22,800 sf.) are located between the gas line and Twin Lakes Road. The proposed open <br />space is fragmented, scattered and in the case of the two largest areas, is on a hill and <br />abutting a major arterial street. The proposed open space complies with the ordinance. <br /> <br />Parking <br /> <br />As proposed, each townhouse unit will be provided with 1 parking space per bedroom. Each <br />unit's garage and driveway can provide parking to meet the resident parking requirement. <br />Guest parking is required at ~ space per unit (56 spaces). There are 19 spaces provided in <br />separate parking areas near the condominium units. Additional guest parking is provided in <br />the driveways and along public streets. There is sufficient guest parking provided to meet the <br />requirements. Parking will not be allowed on the private drives serving the condominium <br />units. <br /> <br />Townhouse Design <br /> <br />Condominiums <br /> <br />The condominium units are the same style and material as those proposed for Trott Brook <br />Farms South. The developer will be providing a different mix of colors for these units. The <br />units meet the minimum width requirements of 24 and 28 feet. The end units are 37 feet <br />wide and inside units are 33 feet wide. The garages meet the minimum size requirements. <br /> <br />The developer is offering two options for the building elevations. The proposed elevation <br />presented to the Commission (option A) consists of a mix of brick, stucco and vinyl siding <br /> <br /> <br />
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