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07/11/2016
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25th meeting and provided a number of comments many of which related to the proposed species. <br />The applicant must work with City staff to address these comments and finalize the landscape <br />plan prior to the final plat/PUD final plan submittal. <br />The plans show air conditioning units in the front yards. Staff has been working with the <br />applicant to move the units to the rear yard, but they have indicated they cannot move it to the <br />rear yard. In order to comply with the Zoning Ordinance standards in Section 1007.043, all <br />mechanical equipment must be screened from view from adjacent streets, public rights of way <br />and adjacent properties. The applicant must revise the plans and should provide revised <br />renderings to show compliance with these screening requirements. <br />The plans show a 6 -foot wide landscape area between driveways in the rear yard. The plans <br />show a tree and rock mulch. We recommend that the rock mulch be removed and replaced with <br />turf or landscaping and wood mulch. <br />Architecture <br />The applicant is proposing a mix of 4-8 unit buildings. The buildings all provide access via new <br />private streets and have front porches facing the existing public streets (Town Center Parkway, <br />Village Drive and Woods Edge Boulevard). All of the townhomes will be part of a homeowners <br />association (HOA) that will be responsible for maintenance of the common areas, including the <br />private streets. The HOA will provide snow removal and landscape maintenance for the <br />individual lots and the common areas. <br />The Section 4.3 of the Guide provides minimum building frontage standards and the applicant <br />has met these standards: <br />1. Where build -to lines govern, entries must face the street. Seventy (70) percent of the <br />block length must have building fronts, parks or plaza within the required setback area. <br />2. Where build -to lines are shown on the Regulating Plan, buildings shall face the street <br />and shall occupy a minimum percentage of each block's linear street (at least 50 percent <br />or 70 percent), as noted in the Regulating Plan, within the required setback area. <br />3. Buildings shall be sited a minimum of 5 feet and a maximum of 15 feet from the public <br />right-of-way. <br />The standards require building articulation on both the roof lines and front/rear elevations. The <br />elevations show a 2 foot shift for every 2 units. The grading plan shows elevation changes of 1 <br />foot in most of the buildings, which will result in a one foot roof line articulation within the <br />buildings. Staff finds that this is generally consistent with the standards. <br />Two -car garages in each unit provides the required parking for each townhome unit. This meets <br />Code requirements. Additionally, the plans show 47 on street parking stalls on the public streets <br />and 10 guest parking stalls internal to the project. <br />The applicant has worked to comply with many of the PUD standards, but is requesting <br />4 <br />
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