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`-' accommodate this development have been agreed to by the applicant and the City. <br /> 38.The developer has met with Mn/DOT, the Crow Wing County Engineer and the City <br /> Engineer to discuss improvements to the highway systems. Crow Wing County has <br /> recommended improvements to County Road 168 to accommodate the increased <br /> traffic. Mn/DOT has suggested potential improvements and additional study on <br /> cumulative impacts. Mn/DOT's concerns will be addressed through conditions <br /> included with this permit. <br /> 39•Parking areas are provided on each site adequate to accommodate a secondary <br /> vehicle and a guest vehicle for each site. Additional parking is available at the <br /> laundry facilities. <br /> 40.The proposed development will not create any ongoing odors, fumes, dust, <br /> vibrations, or other similar nuisance, although there will be brief periods of such <br /> nuisances during the construction process. <br /> 41. Ongoing issues th noise have been addressed within the EAW process. The issue <br /> of lighting has o been addressed. <br /> 42.There has been no proposed signage, although it is anticipated that there will be <br /> signs associated with the resort. <br /> 43•There are three known occurrences of the Blanding's turtle(state listed rare species), <br /> two occurrences of the bald eagle, and one record of the least darter (state listed <br /> special concern species) near this site. The project may affect the Blanding's turtle, <br /> but is not expected to affect the bald eagle or least darter. Steps are proposed in the <br /> EAW to mitigate potential impacts to the Blanding's turtle. There are no other <br /> natural,scenic or historic features identified on the property. <br /> 44•A preliminary stormwater management plan has been submitted. The EAW <br /> indicates that stormwater permitting from the MPCA is to be complete prior to final <br /> subdivision approval. <br /> 4 On the Overlay Zoning Requirements <br /> 45•The proposed impervious coverage is 20.9%. This is less than the 25%allowed in the <br /> overlay zoning requirements. Each site is provided with an average of 1,500 square <br /> feet of impervious coverage. Conditions included with this permit will be adequate to <br /> regulate impervious coverage over the long-term. <br /> 46.The minimum sizing requirements for the individual sites has been adhered to. The <br /> buffering requirements, with the vegetation enhancements as proposed, have been <br /> adhered to. <br /> 47.The site can support the proposed density as presented. This is verified through the <br /> detailed construction plans that have been submitted. <br /> 48.The applicant has indicated that they are establishing an association to which <br /> membership will be mandatory. <br /> Planning Commission Direction: The Planning Commission can recommend approval of <br /> the conditional use permit, recommend denial, or table the request if additional information is <br /> needed. If the recommendation is for approval or denial,findings of fact should be cited. <br /> Staff Recommendation: Based on the findings of fact contained in this report, we believe <br /> this applicant meets the criteria of the Ordinance and therefore we recommend that the <br /> Conditional Use Permit be approved. We recommend that the following conditions be included <br /> with a motion to approve: <br /> 1. The submitted plans shall be constructed as presented. Any alterations shall be <br /> discussed with Zoning Staff prior to construction. If the staff feels the alteration is <br /> significant,it shall go to the Zoning Board for review prior to proceeding. <br /> City of Pequot Lakes Staff Report 2-4 <br /> August 17,20o6 <br />