FINAL ORDINANCE NO. 97-079 - Laserfiche WebLink

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2. Public Improvements: Include map and calculated acreage of the following: (a.) Public road right of way (b.) Drainage way and ponding areas (c.) Trails/bikeways and sidewalks (outside of road right of way) (d.) Utility easements (e.) Public Parks 3. Proposed Development: Include map and calculated acreage of the following: (a.) Total residential area (b.) Total commercial land area (c.) Total Preserved Open Space 4. A General Landscape Plan. 5. Statement of Intent. If applicable, provide a statement of intent establishing a homeowners association with bylaws and deed restrictions to include, but not be limited to, the following: (a.) Ownership, management and maintenance of defined Preserved Open Space (b.) Maintenance of public and private utilities. (c.) General architectural guidelines for principal and accessory structures. 6. Proposed Staging Plan. 7. Historic Preservation Plan. Where applicable, an historic preservation plan for any historic structures on the site. Subd. 2. Planning Commission Review. Upon receipt of a complete Concept Plan application as certified to by the City Planner, the Planning Commission shall review OP Development Concept Plan application at a Public Hearing preceded by ten (10) days published notice and two (2) weeks mailed notice to the recorded owners of each parcel located within 350 feet of the perimeter of the proposed development. The Planning Commission shall make its recommendations to the City Council within thirty (30) days of receipt of a complete application, and shall include its findings on the following: A. The Concept Plan is consistent with the goals, objectives and policies of the Comprehensive Plan. B. The Concept Plan is consistent with the purpose of the Open Space Preservation Ordinance. C. The Concept Plan complies with the development standards of the Open Space Preservation Ordinance. Subd. 3. City Council Review. The City Council shall review and approve or deny OP Development Concept Plan within thirty (60) days of the receipt of a complete application. The City Council may also table its review a reasonable time, if necessary to obtain information that will enable the Council to make a reasonable decision, and if the extension is consented to the by the applicant on the record. OP Development Concept Plan approval shall require three (3) affirmative votes of the CityCouncil.