06.07 Preliminary Plat of "The Range"

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33• �1 of the lots may be developed with single family homes without requiring variances. 34•Survey standards: The preliminary plat was prepared by a licensed surveyor(Patrick A.Trottier-PI.S #4ioo2) and conforms to the standards in Minnesota Statutes. 35•The subject property is accessed via a 33'wide easement Document #A888164. 36.Street improvement standards: The proposed private drive will be constructed by the developer and maintained by the home owners association. There are no public streets proposed in the development. 3�.Sanitary provision standards: The development will be served by a cluster sewer system. The system will be installed by the developer at his e�ense. The system will be maintained by the developer/home owner's association. 38.Water supply standards: The development will be served by a cluster water system. The system will be installed by the developer at his expense. The system will be maintained by the developer/home owner's association. 39•Drainage/grading standards: The total proposed impervious surface coverage of the development is i7.5% (20%allowed). An engineered stormwater management plan has not been submitted by applicant. 40.Dedication to the Public Standards: Section i�-9.io requires a payment or dedication to the City a portion of land for public use. This planned unit development does not include any land dedicated for public use. And subject to the following Conditions: On the conditional use permit and preliminary plat: i. F.xcept as amended by these conditions, the development of the subdivision and planned unit development shall be in substantial conformance with the approved preliminary plat, site plan and elevations that govern the general location of lots, roadways, buffers, infiltration basins and improvements dated Apri18, 2oi9. 2. Prior to construction, excavation, grading or other terrain disturbance, final plans for all infrastructure (private roads, water system, etc.) and grading shall be submitted to and approved by the City Engineer. The improvements within the development shall be designed by a licensed engineer. 3. The 50-foot buffer around the perimeter of the planned unit development shall remain in a natural state in perpetuity, except for road access areas and SSTS components. The vegetation in the buffer shall not be altered except to create areas for SSTS tanks/drainfield(s) and road accesses. Structures may not be constructed in the buffer. 4. Lots 1- 15 may only be developed with single family homes. 5. Lot 16 (greenspace) may not contain any structures, except a well house that will not exceed 12o square feet in size. Vegetation located in Lot �6 shall substantially remain in a natural state. Vegetation may be removed from Lot 16 in order to construct trails, private roads, sewer system, and water system. Reference to these provisions shall be made in the development covenants. Council Report 4 May�,2oi9