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4C - Amendment to Conditional Use Application to allow Additional Villas
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21. The applicant has not submitted updated documents pertaining to deed <br /> �-- restrictions,covenants, or easements. <br /> On the site suitability and density analysis <br /> 22. There are 4-5 6o proposed dwelling units. The allowable and requested total lot <br /> coverage in each tier is as follows(in square feet): <br /> A. Tier 1: 41,776 allowable,41,776 proposed <br /> B. Tier 2: 21,02o allowable, 27,994 proposed <br /> C. Tier 3: 57,549 allowable, ,16.145 proposed <br /> 23. The total area of the site is approximately 41 acres. <br /> 24. There is approximately 35.5 usable acres. <br /> 25. The proposed PUD meets density and coverage requirements. <br /> 26.The existing lodge is to be replaced with a new lodge facility. <br /> 27. A boat house along the southwestern shore is shown to remain. <br /> On PUD maintenance and design criteria <br /> 28. Deed restrictions and covenants are in place to preserve and maintain open space <br /> or utility access. These will be updated as part of this application. <br /> 29. More than 50 percent of the proposed PUD is open space,which does not include <br /> dwellings,roads,parking spaces,or any other developed areas. <br /> 30.More than 50 percent of the shore impact zone is preserved. Deed or other type <br /> of restrictions will be required to prove continued protection. <br /> 31. An erosion control plan has been submitted, but will need to be updated <br /> consistent with this modified proposal. <br /> 32.A stormwater management plan has been submitted, but will need to be updated <br /> consistent with this modified proposal. <br /> 33• Commercial PUDs allow up to 35 percent impervious surface with a stormwater <br /> management plan and up to 25 percent impervious coverage without a <br /> stormwater management plan. The overall impervious coverage for the <br /> development is 20.6 percent. Impervious coverage in each tier is less than 2-e 22 <br /> percent., %,: A stormwater management plan is <br /> being required for this development. <br /> 34•The PUD will use a centralized ISTS system for all of the resort units. The <br /> drainfield at the tip of the peninsula is to be removed, and the drainfield at the <br /> northeastern edge of the property will remain. An additional drainfield will be <br /> added on the northeastern side of the development. <br /> 35• The dwelling units are clustered on the southeastern portion of the property. <br /> Storage units are clustered on the western side of the property. The northern <br /> portion of the property is primarily wetland. No development is proposed in the <br /> wetland. <br /> 36.A beach and picnic area is located on the southern part of the western edge of the <br /> property. These areas have been consolidated into one area to reduce their <br /> overall impact. <br /> 37. The PUD is allowed up to 34 mooring sites; one site for each unit originally <br /> available in the first tier. The PUD is also allowed one day dock for loading and <br /> unloading for units beyond the first tier. The PUD exceeds the allowed number <br /> of mooring sites with a proposed 40 mooring sites. The existing CUP for the <br /> resort provides for 40 mooring sites. <br /> 38.The mooring sites are subject to location and configuration as per consultation <br /> with the Department of Natural Resources. <br /> Pequot Lakes Staff Report 4(c)-4 <br /> July 15,2010 <br />
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