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MEMO TO: Planning Commission <br />Director of Public Work.:;/CommuniLy Development <br />PROM: Engineering/Planning Technician <br />DATE: August 25, 1902 <br />t ulm,cl'i Wayne Herr Condominium Proho::al <br />Attached for your review and consideration is a revised site plan <br />received August 24 and a .leLtcr from the engineer to the developer <br />giving his response to the concerns the Planning Commission voiced <br />at your July 7 regular meeting (a copy of the minutes is also <br />attached). <br />Staff has reviewed the site plan pursuant to the Planning Commission <br />concerns. A brief summary follows: <br />1) Ten foot distance from curb to building - Section 40.22, <br />Subdivision C(1) states that no building shall be located <br />less than 20 feet from the back of the curb line. Original° <br />plans show a 10 foot distance between the building and curb. <br />The developer has revised the site plan, changing the design <br />of the building by eliminating a breakfast nook area to the <br />rear of the building, thus narrowing its size. Revised <br />' plans now show a 20 foot distance from building to curb. <br />2) Snow removal issue - The engineer has addressed this item <br />in his letter whereby the homeowners association will provide <br />snow removal for the emergency vehicle access and the snow <br />will be deposited in the open areas of the site, not on <br />Knollwood Drive right-of-way. Staff's concern is still that <br />during the plowing of this area, snow will be deposited <br />directly on lots adjacent to this 25 foot right-of-way. The <br />fire department .is requiring that the fi,1.1- 14-25 foot ::idth <br />be plowed for emergency access. Should the snow plow "slip" <br />from one side to another and not stay within this 25 foot <br />right-of-way area, the plow may end up tearing up the lawns <br />of adjacent property owners. Staff would recommend the <br />Planning Commission review this item. <br />3) Emergency overflow approval from Rice Creek Watershed District - <br />Staff has received a permit approval from Rice Creek Watershed <br />District (RCWD) for the construction of a 40 unit condominium <br />development. This permit was issued based upon a previous site <br />plan, when the developer was proposing 5-8 unit buildings. I <br />have spoken with the engineers from RCWD and they said that the <br />developer has submitted all necessary material needed, including <br />a plaii fur emergency overflow, for RCWD to approve and the <br />engineers are recommending approval of the plan. Emergency <br />overflow will occur via the existing swale to the southwest and <br />flow will be no greater Lhan Resolution No. 983 allows. <br />