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Conservation Development Planning l City of Lino Lakes For comparison, the proposal that the Developer already submitted following a conventional approach (Exhibit A) sets aside •10.98 acres for open space, which is 22% of the site. An initial proposal under the conservation development approach (Exhibit B) resulted in 27.18 acres of open space, which is 54% of the site. The key difference between the two conservation development proposals is that the cul -de -sac in the southwest corner of Exhibit B has been removed to preserve more high quality natural areas as shown under Exhibit C. Although one lot has been added under the final proposal (to cover the lost value of the higher priced cul -de -sac lots that were removed), it still resulted in more open space due to the elimination of the cul -de- sac itself. The following graphics illustrate the conservation areas and trail corridors that are part of these two development proposals. i4t hl� a~ r.[•:Jv r � lli 491;;`,7 ""', General Information: Total Lots: 56 Total Acres: Developed Acres*: Conservation Area Acres**: 50.0 39.02 10.98 Percent of Property Protected as a Natural Area: 22% Total Miles of Public Trail: 0.80 • Refers to lend under private ownership. •' Refers to land that is permanently protected_ Note: There is no stewardship program under this proposal. EXHIBIT A - CONVENTIONAL PROPOSAL Fox Dei DEVELOPMENT o General Information: Total Lots: 56 Total Acres: 50.0 Developed Acres': 22.82 Conservation Area Acres**: 27.18 Percent of Property Protected as a Natural Area: 54% Total Miles of Public Trait 0.55 • Refers to land under private ownership. •• Refers to land that is permanently protected. Note: There is no stewardship program under this proposal. EXHIBIT B - INITIAL PROPOSAL Fax DEN DEVELOPMENT Brauer & Associates, Ltd. 3