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r-� <br /> Another benefit to the cove , <br /> s , <br /> design is that the linear , <br /> footage of public street is <br /> much less than conventional <br /> single family lots. Combined <br /> with the townhome area that <br /> is maintained as private ' `¢ :µ <br /> driveways, the total <br /> maintenance responsibility for <br /> Lino Lakes will be less than <br /> other single family housing <br /> pleasing the public works <br /> department and tax payers. <br /> There are no bothersome single family cul-de-sac's, however, many homes <br /> will be on streets with a private feel that cul-de-sac living obtains. <br /> The "coved" design actually exceeds all of Lino Lakes minimums, except in <br /> lot width where we are asking for a minimum of 70 feet at the building <br /> setback or rear building pad. Keep in mind that few lots have parallel lines, <br /> so the average width from home sides will be greater than a 70 foot wide <br /> rectangular lot... average width at the center of the home is noted on the plat <br /> on each lot. The average front yard is 30 percent greater than the <br /> conventional 80 foot wide Lino Lakes platted minimums yet most lots are <br /> greater than the 80 foot minimum at the average width. It is the setback <br /> from the road, not lot width that gives a lot a "big" feel. This will surely be <br /> the most exciting development to drive through in Lino Lakes. <br />
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