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Minutee of Regular Council Meeting January 11, 1983 Page Two .. Miller reported that he has requested that more specifics relative to the pedestrian "linkage" be presented by the applicant. Reverend Hagstrom described the proposed development as meeting the housing nee de of the more active elderly 70-75 year bracket, wanting to avail themeelves to health services etc. provided by Presbyterian Homes; noted that the revised plan is presented in response to concerns expreesed at the December 1st public hearing and the revised landscaping ie proposed as the result of meetings with neighbors relative to their concerne; reported that RCWD approval has been received and an agreement has been reached with Mr. Koepp and his attorney for a driveway easement. .. Architect Dave Shea described the proposed cluster unit site con- sisting of four 8-unit structuree and three 4-unit structures for a total of 44 units; noted that two 4-unit structures were re- moved, providing greater aeparation between the remaining build- ings. Shea presented elevations of the one and two story struc- tures as seen from the County Road D and Shorewood Drive areas, and described the individual units; which comprise a living room, kitchen and dining area, bath and two bedrooms (or one bedroom and denlShea indicated the common areas within the buildings, consist- ing of community room, laundry facilities, lockers and accese to the between building links and garages. Mr. Ed Reid received the revieed landscape plan which includes berms with various sized plantings of trees and ehrubs as indi- cated, low prairie grass on steep areas and mowed graes where it can be eaeily maintained. Reid noted various plantings proposed, and approximate sizes to effectively screen the site from residen- tial areas to the east and eouth. Reid explained that after meet- ing with Mr. Seaberg, relative to his concerns, berms will be low- ered to about 2 feet and plantings eoftened at the separation between his property and the Presbyterian Homee site. Reid indi- cated the pathway system which is proposed between the upper and lower portions of the site. . Miller assessed the revieed plan as it compares to the original proposal: Number of Units: Site Coverage: Original Proposal 52 19.9% 17.3% 37.2% 62.8% 40' to 45' 28' 133' 19' to 45' 18.4 DU/A 6 . 9 DU I A 11.5 Du/A 5.8 DU/A 286* Buildings Parking/Hardcover Total Coverage Landscaped Space Setbacks: Front East Property Length: Separation Total Site: Line Building Building Deneity, Actual Units S.F. Equivalency Area: Actual Units S.F. Equivalency Density, Undeveloped Parking *InQludes 20 stall north of Lakeview Residence Revised Proposal 44 . ~ 18.4% 16.4% 34.8% 65.2% 40' to 45' 70' 120' to 133' 30' to 75' 18 .0 DU I A 6.7 DU/A 9.8 Du/A 4.9 DU/A 280* . Miller was asked to comment briefly On the "Notes to Axden Hilla Council pertaining to Presbyterian Home's Phase II", which was signed by several Shorewood Drive residents, and delivered to Council members. Miller noted that many of the concerns expreesed related to the initial plan and previous discussions pertaining to the Sutton Place and geriatrics development plans. Miller explained that his site coverage calculations were based on the survey provided by Shea Architects; suggested that the survey of the Presbyterian Homes site be verified relative to its accuracy; noted that the survey indicates water coverage of a portion of the site shown as land On the section map. -2-