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Concept Plan <br />The concept plan is Attachment E. The site includes 363 acres. The concept plan <br />includes 150 -170 acres for residential development. A rough density estimate is about <br />4.5 units per acre overall for the residential area. The concept plan also includes 55 -70 <br />acres for 500,000- 600,000 square feet of commercial development. <br />The concept plan includes the main collectors and access points envisioned in the draft <br />AUAR. A local north/south collector provides a route through the site. Two collector <br />roads provide access to 20th Ave. on the west of the site. The north/south collector would <br />continue south to access Main St., and north to future developments. The concept plan <br />also shows an internal local circulation network providing access for the residential <br />development areas. <br />The development site does not abut Main St. The pictured collector road would need to <br />extend 1/4 mile south of the site to access Main St. The details will have to be worked out <br />at part of the PUD review. <br />The concept plan includes an extensive open space network. The Parks, Natural Open <br />Space /Greenways and Trail System Plan includes trail connections to be created on the <br />site. The AUAR builds on this approach. The concept plan includes these and more to <br />facilitate walking and biking within the site and to connect to trails outside the site. <br />The site would develop from south to north in four phases, with over half the commercial <br />development and some residential in phase one. The developer envisions full build out of <br />the site over six years. <br />
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