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Realife Cooperative of Mounds View PUD Amendment &Development Review June 17, 1998 Page 2 Item 5. On Page 3 of 11, the setback for the building on Lot 4 (the senior residential building) would be reduced from 27 feet to 23 feet to account for the reconfigured building. While not stated in the PUD, this reduced setback would only apply to the building's north corner as Silver Lake Road curves to meet Highway 10. All other parts of the building meet the 30 foot setback. Item 23. Beginning on Page 9 of 11, the names of the owners of record are listed. To this list shall be added Realife Cooperative of Mounds View. A notary block shall also be added for Realife Cooperative and its appropriate person of representation. The changes to the PUD will appear as an attachment to the already-approved PUD document, signed and notarized by all parties public and private having an interest in the Silverview Estates development. Development Review: This type of use, a senior residential facility, is allowed on this lot according to the adopted PUD for Silverview Estates. Because the building will be significantly different from what was originally proposed, the plans will need to be reapproved. Dimensional Requirements: Required Proposed Met? Building Height: _< 48 feet 45 feet Yes Building Setbacks • Front (Silver Lake Rd): 27 feet 23 feet No • Side (Holiday) 15 feet 24 feet Yes Parking Lot Setbacks • Front (Silver Lake Rd): 30 feet 30 feet Yes Building Design: The proposed building is of a three story serpentine design over a one story precast concrete garage. The siding will be prefinished lap siding with brick veneer up to the top of the first floor windows. All units, which range in sizes from 825 square feet to 1,605 square feet, will have a deck of wood construction extending six feet out beyond the building. There will be a variety of one and two-bedroom unit styles provided. The garage area will have one-way traffic with angled parking stalls to foster safe vehicular movement. Drainage: There are two NURP ponds located on the site to capture the stormwater runoff. These ponds have received Rice Creek Watershed approval and have been reviewed by the City Engineer. Because of the changes to the building design and ground coverage, the applicant's consulting engineer has prepared revised drainage calculations and site plans and submitted them to the Rice Creek Watershed District for their review. It is possible that the Watershed District permit may have to be amended, which could be done administratively.