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5A - Amendment to Conditional Use Application to allow Additional Villas
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15. The proposed improvements are needed to maintain the viability of Wilderness <br /> Resort. This has been the testimony of the applicant, which is not disputed. The <br /> proposed use is needed in the shoreland because it expands the existing facility, <br /> which is already located in the shoreland. <br /> 16. The amount of liquid waste generated has not been calculated, except to <br /> acknowledge that the treatment facility will exceed 10,00o gallons per day and <br /> therefore will need to be designed by a licensed engineer. There is adequate <br /> room available on the property for the construction of such a facility. <br /> 17. New construction will occur in areas that are elevated and mostly screened from <br /> view from the lake, during leaf on conditions. There will be no vegetation <br /> removal within the bluff. <br /> 18. There is no standard set forth for determining the safe level of watercraft on the <br /> lake. <br /> A. The existing Wilderness Point Resort is permitted for 40 mooring spaces. <br /> B. The applicants are proposing 40 mooring slips. <br /> C. The Ordinance provides for a number of docks not to exceed first tier <br /> dwelling units. There are 23 dwelling units allowed in the first tier at <br /> residential densities. There are 4o dwelling units allowed in the first tier <br /> at commercial densities with an average square footage of i,800. <br /> D. There have been no formal or substantiated complaints that boating <br /> activity on the lake has been unsafe. The City is aware of no complaints, <br /> formal,substantiated or otherwise. <br /> E. There have been no accidents caused by the level of boating activity <br /> reported on Middle Cullen Lake. <br /> F. The current level of dockage has not been demonstrated to create an <br /> unsafe condition. <br /> On the application process for a PUD <br /> 19. The survey submitted by the applicant indicates all of the information required <br /> by Section 17-9.2 of the Land Use Ordinance. The information shown includes: <br /> property boundaries, surface water features, existing and proposed structures, <br /> land alterations, sewage treatment systems and water supply systems, and <br /> topographic contours at two feet intervals. <br /> 20.The applicant has not submitted an updated property owner's association <br /> agreement. <br /> 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 45 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: 31,02o allowable, 27,994 proposed <br /> C Tier 3: 57.549 allowable,36.145 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 /> Pequot Lakes Staff Report 5(a)-3 <br /> August 19,2010 <br />
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