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Minutes of Regular Council Meeting Page five Apri I 28, 1975 100% occupancy 80% " 60% " 40% Sq. feet/person I .4 r / pe rson I .77 /person 2.36/person 3.54/person lower level, including living quarters: 100% occupancy 80% " 60% " 40% " 3.53/person 4.43/person 5.90/person 8.86/person Adams reviewed net square feet figures used to determine net sq. ft. per person-sheiter area (See analysis submitted by Adams, dated ~ 4/28/75.) 4. Emphasized that upper level of building Is not adequate for storm shelter; lower-level Is very adequate, If com- pletely submerged Into the ground and constructed exactly as constructed at Creekside in Coon Rapids. In review of plant materials proposed, Attorney M. Van Putten noted that Adams agrees to plant 414 2" to 2i" diameter trees, which are larger than the 444 trees originally proposed. Council requested that an amended landscape plan be submitted, Indicating the proposed location of trees, shrubs, fencing etc. for Council approval. Crichton stated that he believes the Councl I and residents of the park want to come to some arrangement where Mr. Adams can continue and we'll have a fine park of which Arden Hills will be proud. Crichton suggested that Counci I detail variances it Is willing to grant with respect to the Amended Special Use Permit, and assuming these are determined and a landscape plan Is received and approved, at that point In time, Council could give the "o.k." to continue finishing and selling the-51 homes In the first phase, and that no further occupancies be approved until: I. All streets are finished. 2. All sewers are In and approved. 3. Water (presumably a new ."ell) In and approved for pressure to all units. 4. Community building is finished. At that point in time, the next 49 lots could be permitted to be occup i ed (52 through 100). Occupancy of "100 I 01"5 In ba I ance of park could be withheld until: I. Recreation facility is finished and acc:epted. 2. Pool is' finished. 3. All landscaping Is completed. Woodburn Indicated. he agreed with this approach, and suggested that the first Council consideration be the matter of wood-side vs. metal- side homos. Feyerelsen Indicated the proposed approach Is egre.able to him also; considers ytl Iltles construction to be of utmost Importance, suggesting ... they be the next items Council shouid consider. Crichton Indicated there are three questions which remalh unresolved In his mind, even If Counc II :3grees to approach: I. How are we going to Insure adequate water pressure over the next. five years? 2. How are we going to insure road maintenance, both winter and summer? 3. How are we going to insure non~lnflltration of sewers? VanPutten advised that Adams proposes WOOd-sided homes only on the first 51 lots. Possibly after these are Installed, the question of permitting m,}ta I-sided. homes may arise, but suggested this not be an Issue at this time. Woodburn suggested this Is a total project, and this matter should, therefore, be resolved now. -5-