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2. An additional catch basin should be installed on the south side of Stanbridge Circle near the intersection of Farrington Street to collect stormwater from the cul-de-sac. 3 3. Stanbridge Circle is currently proposed at an 8% grade. The City Code allows a maximum of a 6% grade. The developer's engineer has indicated that he will attempt to modify the grades in order to meet the 6% standard. As a matter of example, Minnesota Street to the west of Rice Street is a 5.5% grade and Civic Center Drive just north of County Road C is also a 5.5% grade. 4. There are currently no erosion control provisions shown on the grading plans. These will have to be incorporated into the final grading plan. Plannine Commission Recommendation: 1. The Planning Commission, at the May 8, 1996 meeting, recommended preliminary and rmal plat approval with an 80 foot setback for the 6 lots on the cul-de-sac, a $500 park/recreation cash dedication for each lot, with either a 6% or an 8 ok grade over the 80 feet of Farrington Court, as determined by the engineer, necessary to allow the grades to match consisting topography. Council Action Requested: 1. Motion to approve Frank Tschida's request for preliminary plat approval at 350 S. Owasso Boulevard with an 80 foot setback for the 6 lots on the cul-de-sac, a $500 park/recreation cash dedication for each lot, and a 6% grade for Farrington Court. 2. Motion to extend the City Council's fInal decision date by up to 60 days after June 7, 1996, in order to complete the review of the final plat and to have staff prepare a subdivision agreement for approval by the City Manager and the developer. 3. Motion to set the public hearing date of June 10, 1996 for the final plat approval and subdivision development agreement. Staff Report by: Michael Falk