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August 8, 2018 <br /> Centerville City Council <br /> Page 3 of 6 <br /> Old Mill Estates-Preliminary Plat and Rezoning <br /> 3) Planned Unit Development <br /> The applicants originally submitted an application for a Conditional Use Permit for a <br /> Planned Unit Development to address any non-conforming lots and the private <br /> drive. At question were the two remote lots since their configuration and use of a <br /> private road were not in conformance with the City code. City staff worked with <br /> the development team to bring the lots and street into conformance to avoid a <br /> PUD. The compromise recommended by the Planning Commission would have all <br /> lots in compliance with the City's standards including public road access. <br /> 4) Street layout <br /> As proposed, Street A <br /> is a 720-foot long cul- <br /> de-sac that connects <br /> from Old Mill Road � <br /> and runs east-west <br /> through the <br /> development. Street �,,,,,,� <br /> „ <br /> B also begins from Old <br /> Mill Road and <br /> connects to the <br /> existing Revoir Street <br /> cul-de-sac to the ,� �� y �, t <br /> AN <br /> south. <br /> 5) Trail/sidewalk connections <br /> a. An existing sidewalk runs along <br /> NPIN aya�gp/rl��riii l��r�o vur�yii��D�r�JDI�IU'1Vyu�V�JyJJ�yI JG�11�n�Y�JJ)�Jp��J) <br /> Old Mill Road from Revoir Street <br /> and ends at the southern edge <br /> of the proposed development's <br /> property line. The plat does not <br /> provide a level of detail to <br /> identify sidewalks on the two <br /> new streets. <br /> b. A trail or sidewalk through the <br /> development that connects to <br /> Acorn Creek Park would be <br /> desirable. Encouraging active modes of transportation can reduce car traffic <br /> impacts while traveling to existing nearby community amenities. The two residential <br /> developments bordering the park are connected to it via a trail or sidewalk. <br /> wfflh r„ �?rnrnunii,/ in rrfirrl <br />