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4. Vegeta <br />buildings and structures on <br />(f) Transportation systems, including: <br />1,---- Adjoining streets; <br />2. Functional classifications; <br />3. C <br />4— General conditions; <br />25 <br />iduous, coniferous or mixed) by plant <br />4 areas, and the like), all <br />(g) Visua <br />surrounding ro <br />4he- tract from <br />(h) Cultural resources: brief description of historic character of land, buildings, and <br />structures, histori <br />(5i)Neighborhood context: the concept subdivision plan overlaid on an aerial photograph of the <br />site and surrounding area within at least 300 feet of the site; general outlines of existing <br />neighborhoods, land uses, buildings, streets, and natural features such as water bodies or wooded <br />(j) City data resources available to assist the developer with preparation of the resource <br />inventory include: the <br />resource <br />an Interface Project, Metro Greenways Study, and/or other studies. The <br />_ - - - = _ • • st -the city data resources. <br />(64) Yield plan. If the project includes a .. : planned unit development <br />that primarily consists of residential units and requires flexibility from standard requirements, the <br />applicant shall submit a yield plan showing the maximum number of dwelling units that would be <br />permitted given the minimum lot size and lot widths for conventional subdivisions and other <br />requirements of the Lino Lakes Zoning and Subdivision Chapters. The yield plan need not be fully <br />engineered but it shall be drawn to scale and it shall identify all the major physical features on the <br />parcel and shall include: <br />(a) Any required zoning changes; <br />(b) Minimum lot areas, depths and widths shall be shown and shall conform with the <br />proposed- appropriate zoning for the site if it were not to be a planned unit development; and <br />draft revisions to Chapter 1001 subdivisions draft September 2011 Page 25 of 77 <br />