07 - Planning and Zoning Monthly Report

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5. The proposed use is unlikely to be injurious to the use and enjoyment of properties in the immediate vicinity. The proposed landscaping would be limited to the area near the lakeside of the home and leading down to the lake, while remaining outside of the shore impact zone. 6. The proposed landscaping will not impede the normal and orderly development of the surrounding properties. Properties in the immediate vicinity have been split in the past,with many of them being developed for residential purposes. 7. The proposed landscaping does not require any additional public facilities or services. 8. The proposed use does not require any additional approa s for vehicular traffic to the property other than the driveway that currently S. a landscaping will not induce increased traffic in the vicinity no ate congestion on the transportation infrastructure in the area.` 9. The proposed landscaping does not require ad oval p Adequate space exists on the property to serve the residenti s s curren esent. 10. The proposed landscaping will not res in any on-going pr ion of noise, dust, fumes, or odors that would conk ". a nuis, ce to neighbo properties, outside of that normally associated with g 11 ping practic 11. The proposed landscaping will not result in ss or destruction of a natural or historic resource of major s' ificance. The p ed landscaping involves the placement of boulders in an had previou een;graded, with the steps being placed on the ground. 12. The property owner has placed t fen the property for erosion control purposes. ' 13. The previous p. er had pe rmed gra \ g on the property that involved approximately 50 cub`•" " ards. The roposed landscaping would involve the movement o `ad tionaI it to place t dscaping boulders and steps down to ,Zp% the lake. 14. Th Ahe awe id be placed within the lake setback but ide\o ° el zone Sul e following itions 1. All 1 aping w performed shall conform to the conditions contained in Section d , tion 5.8, Subdivision D of the City's Land Use Ordinance. 2. The exist' ; V ncing shall be maintained in working order throughout the duration of 1 scaping operations and shall remain in place until such time that ground cover has been established in the working area. Any failure of the fencing shall be remedied as soon as possible to ensure erosion control on the property. 3. All landscaping and grading work shall be performed outside of the shore impact zone. 4. Once the landscaping has been completed, deep-rooted vegetation shall be planted on the remaining slope to help anchor the soils. All members voted"aye". Motion carried. Minutes 4 Pequot Lakes Planning Commission November 15, 2007