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If the PDO zoning application is not to be utilized, the proposed <br />cul-de-sac length may only be accommodated via variance. <br />Drainage and Utility Easements. The forthcoming final plat should <br />include 10 foot wide utility easements centered on rear and other <br />lot lines. In addition, drainage easements should be placed over <br />the site's wetlands. This item should be subject to further <br />comment by the City Engineer. <br />Grading and Drainage. In accordance with Ordinance submission <br />requirements, a grading plan should be submitted for review. Such <br />grading plan will be subject to review and comment by the City <br />Engineer. <br />Parks/Trails. The subject plat does not include any park land <br />dedication. In review of the submitted preliminary plat, the City <br />Park Board had recommended the following at its 2 May 1994 meeting: <br />1. A 15 foot wide trail dedication be provided between Lots 10 <br />and 11, Block 1 and between Lots 5 and 6, Block 5. <br />2. The wetland located in the extreme southeastern corner of the <br />plat and a 15 foot wide strip above the wetlands OHWL are <br />formally dedicated as park land. <br />Utility Plan. As required by Ordinance, a utility plan must be <br />submitted for review. The plan shall be subject to review and <br />comment by the City Engineer. <br />Five Acre Exception. The plat design alternative does not provide <br />for a future street extension through the five acre exception which <br />lies west of the subject plat. Such access omission is intended to <br />respond to property owner opposition to the street extension. To <br />be specifically noted is that development of the five acre parcel <br />will require sole access from Holly Drive. <br />Landscaping. In consideration of the previous plat submission, <br />concerns were raised in regard to the intrusion of urban type uses <br />into adjacent rural areas., To fully address this issue, it is <br />recommended that a landscape plan be submitted which identifies <br />specific methods of screening the perimeter of the subject site <br />(i.e., plantings, berming, fencing). <br />Phasing. If the proposed subdivision is to be developed in phases, <br />a phasing plan must be submitted subject to City approval. <br />6 <br />