Planning Commission Resolution 94-83

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RESOLUTION NO. 94-83 Page Three • 4) Temporary site disruption shall be allowed to occur generally within the area 15 feet beyond the building edge (as shown on revised site plan dated 8/16/83) provided that these areas be restored to the existing or better condition immediately following the time where the use of this area is necessary for buiding construction. 5) A density credit of 4.35 units be granted for the development. 6) The covenants for the property owners association shall clearly set out the amount and type of use and maintenance that will be allowed within the wetland (below the 903 contour). BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Planning Commission also recommends to the City Council that the development agreement include the following: 1) Performance and maintenance of all drainage structures to be the owner's responsibility. 2) Plan shall show location of emegency overflow for • Parking area. 3) The wetland area below the 903 contour be protected during the construction period based upon the City Engineer and Rice Creek Watershed District require- ments, with the exception of the 15 foot area desig- nated for temporary construction activities. In the temporary construction areas, protection of the wetland shall occur at the edge of this 15 foot distance immediately adjacent to the wetland. 4) A landscape plan which includes earth berming along the Wood.lawn Drive boulevard. 5) That securities be submitted to cover all development agreement items, specifically, wetland protection, maintenance of drainage facilities and all other site improvements listed in this resolution. 6) Building shall be flood -proofed below elevation 905 per State Building Code requirements. BE IT FURTHER resolved that the Planning Commission recommends to the Parks and Recreation Commission that ten per- cent of the wetland area easemented be applied to the park fund • dedication required for this subdivision;