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Drainage easements are not shown and the proper design and control of discharge points should be approved by the City Engineer. V1. AGRICULTURAL LANDS This specific site is not currently being actively farmed and it is not designated as Prime Farmland in the Comprehensive Plan. VII . HISTORICAL AND ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES This specific site does not contain nor is it close to any historical or archeological sites noted in the Comprehensive Plan. Due to its proximity to Reshanau Lake the developer should check with the Historical Society for any requirements for archeological digs. VIII. NATURAL RESOURCES This specific site does contain woodlands and soil extraction sites, but no unique wildlife habitats. These features should be given special design considerations in the final plat layout. IX. SOILS AND TOPOGRAPHY The city's Restrictive Soils Ordinance should be reviewed as to its impact on this plat. Proper grading and erosion control plans should be reviewed by the City Engineer. n The soil conditions on the south portion of the site will have some moderate to severe limitations to development. Special engineering considerations should be given to any site and building plans. Runoff provisions should be reviewed by the City Engineer and Building Official prior to issuance of a building permit. X. FLOOD PLAIN A small portion of the property may fall within a Zone A flood plain area. This should be indicated by the surveyor. XI. PUBLIC SERVICES Increased demands on police and fire protection services should be reviewed by the appropriate staff. Specific park facilities and required dedications have been reviewed by the Park Board. The developer may consider alternative park designs but the general location seems appropriate. Sanitary sewer and water supply plans should be reviewedrby the City Engineer.