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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC Packet 9-2-14Sources: Washington County & Metro GIS6-6-2014 Proposed ComprehensivePlan AmendmentWldflower at Lake Elmo Concept Plan Map 3-3 TH 5Lake Elmo Ave39th St Proposed Amendment: RAD to V-LDR Proposed Amendment: RAD to V-MDR Planned Land Uses Residential Estate Rural Area Development Rural Area Development Alt Rural Single Family Public/Park Urban High DensityUrban Medium Density Commercial Limited Business Business Park Urban Low Density Village Mixed Use Village Urban Low Density Village Urban Medium Density WILDFLOWER PLANT LIST ( Dry mesic soils ) A. Sugar Maple – 1” – 1 ½” B. American Basswood - #2 C. Swamp Oak D. Crab Apple Donald Wyman Spring Snow Red Splendor E. Japanese Lilac F. Black Hills Spruce and/or Colorado Spruce – 5’-6’ G. Shrubs 1. Chokecherry 2. Highbush Cranberry 3. Dogwood 4. Lilac 5. Service Berry (multi-stem) - #2 6. Fragrant Sumac - #2 7. Grow Low Sumac ( ground cover ) - #1 8. Arrowwood Viburnum - #2 9. Nannyberry Viburnum - #2 10. Big Bluestem ( grass ) WILDFLOWER Plant Quantities & Layout Note: Plans as shown are illustrated with plant materials deemed appropriate for soil conditions existing at sites (dry mesic soils). The attached list names these materials. The developer would like to have the flexibility to substitute within this group if better or larger selections are available at time of planting. The homeowner will be asked for substitution approval. Planting schedule will occur at such time when the site is in final graded condition and weather is cooperative. Actual tree planting locations will be done in the field with property owner’s input. Dupuis Property: Developer will plant a screen grouping at NE corner of property to screen an existing sitting area. Plant screen will wrap lot corner west and north. Recommended plant materials will be spruce trees 5'-6' ht and sugar maple 1 1/2” cal. An additional understory plant screen will be planted in front of existing norway pines to screen approx. 6'-8' of open area between ground and existing top mass of trees. Plant material selection will be selected from group G. Eischen Property: Developer will plant spruce evergreen trees at SW corner of lot to provide screening of car head lights. Screen will wrap corner as shown on site plan. Other plantings along west property line will be determined after an assessment of existing trees is made and determined what plants will be appropriate. Smith Property: Developer has provided a south buffer area along the total south line of property. Exact berming and plantings along with a new road easement is in the process of final negotiations.