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0 <br />COUNCIL MEETING <br />JUNE 26, 1995 <br />the visual appearance of the parking areas. <br />The applicant has provided a landscaping plan which is not <br />adequate since it does not show location, type and species of <br />trees and plants. It does provide some idea where landscaping is <br />desired from a screening standpoint. One condition of approval <br />of this request is the submission of a formal landscape plan with <br />a detailed description of what will be planted at each screening <br />area including the parking lots, areas along Lake Drive (Highway <br />49) and to the north of the townhomes where they front towards <br />the Shores of Marshan Lake subdivision. <br />With the setback variance, the applicant complies with the <br />required parking plan for this type of unit. A snow storage plan <br />has been provided and a three (3) acre park is provided complying <br />with the recommendation of the Park Board. <br />A dock area is included in the site plan. Mr. Brixius noted the <br />location of the dock on the map. There were concerns raised by <br />staff and the Planning and Zoning Board regarding the dock. <br />There will have to be specific and defined use of the dock. The <br />applicant has expressed a willingness to comply with the <br />following standards: <br />1. Provide a sketch plan showing the dock arrangement. <br />The dock design must be consistent with the concept <br />plan as submitted with this site plan request. Any <br />change in design and /or use will be subject to City <br />approval. The dock design will be subject to DNR <br />approval and will be for pedestrian traffic only. No <br />car traffic will be provided and no boat launching will <br />be allowed. Lake access from the dock shall be canoe <br />access only. The dock shall be signed, "Private <br />Property ". The developer shall outline the lake access <br />restrictions in a homeowners deed restriction and <br />disclose the lake access restrictions to all homeowners <br />at the time of purchase or sale. In addition, these <br />restrictions will be included as part of the <br />development agreement that is required for site plan <br />approval and included in the deed covenants of the <br />homeowners association. <br />2. The applicant is required to provide handicapped <br />parking throughout the site. The applicant has <br />indicated that it will be provided. <br />3. The City Engineer has reviewed the grading and drainage <br />easements for the site and has addressed the utility <br />needs for the site in a separate report. <br />PAGE 14 <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />