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Tract A Tract B Tract C Lot Size Lot Size Including R.O.W. or Excluding R.O.W. or Easement Easement 19,322 s.f. 12,171 s.f. 12,079 s.f. 16,493 s.f. 10,028 s.f. 10,028 s.f. Streets. As shown on the submitted subdivision proposal, Tracts B and C are to be accessed by a 50 foot easement which is to exist as a southerly extension of Leeward Way. Because the proposed easement designation does not follow platting practice utilized by an adjacent, interconnecting subdivision and provides an interruption of a publicly dedicated roadway, the 50 foot wide road easement should be redesignated as public right -of -way. In accordance with Section 1006.030 (d) of the City Subdivision Ordinance, streets which are terminated pending future extension in conjunction with future subdivision, must provide a temporary ' turn- around facility at the closed end in conformance with cul- de -sac requirements. As such, the southerly extension of Leeward Way should include a temporary cul -de -sac which will provide proper maneuvering space for emergency vehicles. There currently is no cul -de -sac at the end of Leeward Way, however, it was waived in that case since the street served only one lot. New Home Construction. As mentioned previously, the applicants wish to construct a new single family home upon Tract A, just east of their existing residence. While the new home is being constructed, the applicants wish to reside in their existing home and then demolish it when construction of the new home is complete. While the proposal is generally acceptable, the applicant should post a security which would cover the demolition costs of their existing home. In the event the applicants fail to demolish their existing home, the City would be able to enter the site, demolish the structure and collect the posted security. Exact terms of security requirements should be determined by the City Attorney. 2 Page 48