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. ~, ''', """'. 1]:..1 I. t".,:, '. ;_."",~J Planninl' Commission Minutes Pa2'e 3 2/01/95 . Mr. Fritsinger stated as part of the approval of the PUD, the applicant will be required to . undertake the following actions which will be presented to the Commission at a future meeting. . 1. Comprehensive Plan Amendment 2. Rezoning (Possible) 3. Lot Consolidation (Possible) . 4. Preliminary/Final Plat 5. PUD master Plan (pUD Final Plan - or site Plan Review - could be included in same application as Master Plan due to the simple, straight forward nature of the proposal. . Mr. Fritsinger recommended approval of the PUD Concept and direct the applicant to submit a PUD Master Plan including any changes to the elements of the plan as detailed by the Planning . Commission and those additional items identified by staff. Mr. Fritsinger indicated Rice Creek Watershed District has not yet rendered an opinion. . Carlson questioned the width of the private road. Mr. Fritsinger noted it would be 26 feet as .- built. Carlson inquired if the City would then have any responsibility of the maintenance of the road. . Mr. F ritsinger indicated the City would not be responsible, it would be the responsibility of the Homeowner's Association for the townhomes. . Chair Erickson inquired if there were any concerns regarding safety for access of emergency vehicles. Mr. Fritsinger indicated in working with Superintendent Winkel, he held no immediate concerns for the access. Mr. F ritsinger noted a wider cul-de-sac would be more comfortable and . the elimination of an island in the center of the cul-de-sac would be appropriate for emergency vehicle usage. . Rye inquired as to the open space. Mr. F ritsinger indicated the area noted as a trail has not yet been identified. It is not a dedicated trail and the Parks Department has been mowing this area to assist Public Works in accessing its sanitary sewer manholes. I Piotrowski inquired if with the additional land, could it still be zoned an R-l district. Mr. Fritsinger indicated the zoning would be based on density and the units per acre would appear . to be appropriate for an R-l district, However, with the new plans submitted at the time of the meeting the correct zoning has not been determined. . Mr. Dan Ogren, the applicant indicated he would like to keep the plantings in the cul-de-sac or the island as referred to. He felt with a large turning radius there should be no problems or .. concerns. .