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5 Stantec <br /> September g e 17 <br /> Dallas Larson <br /> Page 2f4 <br /> Reference. rf r 1111,hfates <br /> f. The proposed layout allows for a minimum ' of drivewayn the curb and <br /> garage door®more than enough for even large is trucks without overhanding <br /> the curb. <br /> sidewalks s Ion street. is a proposedsidewalk n <br /> boardwalk, he ,connecting the end of the cul-de-sac to Brian Drive.This <br /> is a positivecin and additionthe sidewalk trail network in the Ci <br /> allowing cc ss for the new developmentneighborhood like AcornCreek <br /> and Tracy McBride. <br /> h. Side setbacks are a minimum " to the lot lines or 1 n homes at the <br /> narrowest point. <br /> i. Visitor parking is shown in two places bumped out from the street. In addition, in <br /> could l of the str tn r several <br /> segments f _ street r u tadditional n® r in spaces could <br /> accommodated.be We suggest that 1.0 spaces it of visitor <br /> parking is appropriate,whichis layout provides if on-street parking is assumed. <br /> . The densityis consistent With, lower than,the densityenvisioned in the Comp <br /> Plan, even though the Its are smaller than typical si il . <br /> k. Most of the homes back up to wetlands,which in some cases leaves v little rear <br /> yard space,whichis undesirable ncould dangerous. It is reasonable <br /> minimum rear yard depth of ' for all homes. In the proposedlayout it appears <br /> that all but three Its meet this minimum-Lets 16,2 1®and 22. If this is a concern, the <br /> plan should adjusted to create r yard space r lots should removed. <br /> 1. There was considerable isc si in r Zvi us meetings about whether the new street <br /> should in a cul-de-sac or be a continuous through street connecting <br /> Drive. A through street,extending a network of connections vsd s,is almost <br /> always preferable.Making a throughstreet here woulda through <br /> additional wetlands and be disruptivethe current i n Drive.The <br /> cul-de-sac i5 about ' in length,ti 's subdivision code notes a maximumf <br /> 800' length, is modified i i D. <br /> m. Access between the units to reach rear yards i t vehicles, <br /> emergency vehicles, etc.is providedin a few places, It itiaccess <br /> points would be desirable.At the access point between Lots 16 and 17 it might <br /> difficult to gett the for sideof the pond behinda 1 .There is a retaining <br /> proposed the west side Lot 18 whichmight make accessi h t unit <br /> difficult, meaning that the only reasonable acc ss point to the rear of Lets 1 is <br /> from the yard si Lot 24.There is a significant distance between access points <br /> from Lets 6 through 1 .Some adjustment to the plan may be appropriate to provide <br /> better utility i ten c cc t several locations. <br /> 2. General Construction Planrets <br /> Design with cmmunity In rrind <br /> its c\ \t n aia\ [\ $ tl ii parwy Rntemet \c i9nt, k V1 npna79\ es prelm pb%M7174= <br />