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On the application process for a PUD 19. The survey submitted by the applicant indicates all of the information required by Section 17 -9.2 of the Land Use Ordinance. The information shown includes: property boundaries, surface water features, existing and proposed structures, land alterations, sewage treatment systems and water supply systems, and topographic contours at two feet intervals. 20. The applicant has not submitted an updated property owner's association agreement. 21. The applicant has not submitted updated documents pertaining to deed restrictions, covenants, or easements. On the site suitability and density analysis 22. There are 60 proposed dwelling units. The allowable and requested total lot coverage in each tier is as follows (in square feet): A. Tier 1: 41,776 allowable, 41,776 proposed B. Tier 2: 31,020 allowable, 27,994 proposed C. Tier 3: 57,549 allowable, 36,145 proposed 23. The total area of the site is approximately 41 'acres. 24. There is approximately 35.5 usable acres. 25. The proposed PUD meets density and coverage requirements. 26. The existing lodge is to be replaced with a new lodge facility. 27. A boat house along the southwestern shore is shown to remain. On PUD maintenance and design criteria 28. Deed restrictions and covenants are in place to preserve and maintain open space or utility access. These will be updated as part of this application. 29. More than 50 percent of the proposed PUD is open space, which does not include dwellings, roads, parking spaces, or any other developed areas. 30. More than 50 percent of the shore impact zone is preserved. Deed or other type of restrictions will be required to prove continued protection. 31. An erosion control plan has been submitted, but will need to be updated consistent with this modified proposal. 32. A stormwater management plan has been submitted, but will need to be updated consistent with this modified proposal. 33. Commercial PUDs allow up to 35 percent impervious surface with a stormwater management plan and up to 25 percent impervious coverage without a stormwater management plan. The overall impervious coverage for the development is 20.6 percent. Impervious coverage in each tier is less than 22 percent. A stormwater management plan is being required for this development. 34. The PUD will use a centralized ISTS system for all of the resort units. The drainfield at the tip of the peninsula is to be removed, and the drainfield at the northeastern edge of the property will remain. An additional drainfield will be added on the northeastern side of the development. 35. The dwelling units are clustered on the southeastern portion of the property. Storage units are clustered on the western side of the property. The northern Minutes Pequot Lakes Planning Commission July 19, 2010 n