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1 1 DESIGN REVIEW BOARD February 13, 1991 4. A 100 per cent opaque screen (fence) should be placed around the dumpster. 5. Detail should be submitted on the monument sign. 6. Existing trees and brush in the northwest corner of the site should be saved. 7. Submittal of building plans for approval by the design review board and the city council. 8. Vacation of a portion of 74th Street and the extension of a berm to eliminate through traffic. 9. Invest in the paving of 74th Street and 27 feet of the right -of -way on Jon Avenue. Robert King seconded the motion and the motion was approved unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF THE PRELIMINARY PLAT FOR WENZEL FARMS TOWNHOMES, APPLICATION #90 -68 AND A REZONE OF THE PROPERTY. John Bergeson explained that in October of 1990 the design review board reviewed the concept plan for Wenzel Farms. Tonight the board is reviewing the preliminary plat. John Miller stated that the board is reviewing the part of the Wenzel Farms Subdivision that includes townhomes. The single - family portion of the subdivision has been approved previously. The board then requested that the townhome portion of the plat would be shown as one large lot, and the townhomes would be reviewed and approved separately. The plan shows 75 townhouses to be located on 12 -15 acres of land, this amount of land would vary once park land and utility easements were included. The board received copies of the plat, articles of a home owners association, and received floor plans and elevations, and what the townhomes would look like from the outside. Mr. Miller explained that two rezonings would actually have to be completed. First the area would have to be rezoned from R -1 single - family to an R3 or and R4 multiple- family. Then from multiple- family housing zoning it would have to be rezoned to a PUD. This is necessary because the developer wishes to install private roads. Also with a PUD the city and developer will be able 3