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The Shores of Oneka Lake 1st Addition Final Plat Page 2 PRELIMINARY PUD AND PLAT CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL The following details the conditions of preliminary plat and PUD approval as outlined in the resolutions and how they are met. 1) The plans will be consistent with those approved. 2) The requested rezoning was approved. 3) The plan is consistent with the City’s Comprehensive Plan. 4) Conditions within the City Engineer’s memo were met. 5) PUD flexibility is understood. 6) Phase 1 will include commencement of construction of the roundabout, which will be completed before issuance of building permits in Phase 2. Phase 2 will also include construction of the trail and landscaping in Outlot G and the boardwalk. The rest of the trail will be constructed in Phase 3. 7) Development within Outlot C and B will be completed by a different developer and will need to be approved by Council. 8) Development standards are above and understood. 9) Understood that a stormwater re-use system is to be installed per approved plans and a stormwater re-use agreement will be required. 10) HOA documents will be sent to the City for review and approval prior to recording the plat. 11) Twinhome elevations will be sent to and approved by staff. 12) Preliminary plans were amended and resubmitted June 10, 2022. FINAL PLAT STREETS AND UTILITIES The 1st Addition continues Goodview Trail North into the north and will connect the development to Forest Boulevard North and Trunk Highway 61. The site will utilize stormwater and irrigation reuse; no water will infiltrate into the lake. We understand that there is an irrigation ban for drinking water and therefore have incorporated as much reuse as possible. A 12-inch watermain will be extended under Trunk Highway 61 to the west. FLOODPLAIN There is a floodplain resulting from a ditch extending approximately north-south along the west side of the development. This floodplain extends into some lots within the development, and we will be working with the City to request a Letter of Map Revision (LOMR) to remove these areas from the floodplain. PARKLAND The development proposes a trail running north-south on the east side of the development adjacent to the lake. The proposed design creates a buffer between the lake and houses, allowing the usable open space of approximately 3.89 acres of upland adjacent to the property to be enjoyed by the public rather than solely residents on the shoreline. Because this outlot will be owned by the City, the trail and upland portion of this area provide ample opportunity for recreation for residents. The trail will end at the city-owned property which is adjacent to Oneka Lake Park that is planned to soon become part of the park. The trail will also connect to the development with boardwalks. The trail will be constructed during phases two and three of the development.