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a. The developer shall submit a vegetation enhancement plan. The plan shall detail <br /> preservation areas (natural areas) and the mechanism for preservation. At a <br /> minimum,the plan shall: <br /> i. Restore and preserve all areas within the shore impact zone outside of the <br /> beach and picnic area,except for 8-foot walkways to the docking areas. <br /> ii. Restore and preserve all areas within a designated bluff. <br /> iii. Preserve all wetlands and all areas within 5o feet of a delineated wetland. <br /> iv. Provide screening between unit number 0 and the adjacent residential <br /> property. <br /> The plan must designate specie type and density. The plan must also specify an implementation <br /> schedule. <br /> b. The vegetation enhancement plan shall be reviewed by the Planning Commission. <br /> The plan will be revised as directed by the Planning Commission. <br /> c. Following review and revision as directed by the Planning Commission, the <br /> vegetation enhancement plan shall be accepted by the Planning Commission and <br /> then become a controlling document for the development. <br /> 8. All structures shall conform to the City's minimum building standards for a PUD and to the <br /> state building code. <br /> 9. Any changes to the Association shall be submitted to the City for approval and must be <br /> acceptable to the City. <br /> io. The applicant shall apply for a stormwater NPDES permit. The City will be copied with this <br /> application. <br /> ii. The applicant shall be allowed 40 moorings. No more than 20 moorings shall be eligible for <br /> a shore station or other type of covering or canopy. <br /> 12. The road in the bluff and shoreline setback shall be removed and re-vegetated. An 8-foot '1 <br /> wide walking trail may replace the road; however, all automobile traffic shall be banned. <br /> The walking trail shall be constructed with pervious materials. <br /> 13. All buildings scheduled for removal shall be removed within 36 months of this approval. <br /> There shall never be more than 22 units in the first tier. <br /> 14. The applicant shall be responsible for all expenses that the City incurs in administering these <br /> provisions. The applicant will be billed for the charges of the City Attorney, City Engineer, <br /> City Planner and any other staff member or special consultant whose expertise is needed to <br /> administer these provisions. Invoices shall be paid within 3o days of receipt. Charges may <br /> be disputed by appealing in writing to the City Council within 20 days of receipt. <br /> 15. The existing Conditional Use Permit is null and void. <br /> 16. Boat lifts and canopies shall be of dark earth tone colors,such as dark green. <br /> 17. The beach shall remain in its existing location and the beach and picnic area shown on the <br /> site plan shall remain natural. <br /> 18.As part of the final plat application, common space shall be rezoned to allow for resort <br /> operation but to limit future subdivision of the common space. <br /> Preliminary Plat: The following conditions were included in approval of the preliminary plat <br /> for Wilderness Point: <br /> i. The road plan shall be reviewed by the City Engineer and emergency response personal to <br /> ensure that emergency responders can service the property. <br /> 2. The bylaws,CIC documents,and any other required legal documents of the subdivision shall <br /> be reviewed by the City Attorney. <br /> City of Pequot Lakes Staff Report 1-2 <br /> September 15,2005 <br />