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a registered landscape architect to complete these designs and specifications. The developer has complied.) 4.8 Guest parking is not shown because this is a public street concept, similar to Harstad's 1995 project. Room for such parking, if needed, could be designed into the project near the open space/surface water ponding area. Parking on one side of the street will be allowed in this case. 5J1 STAFF RECOMMENDATION Staff has found that this project meets the intent of the medium density designation within the Comprehensive Plan and recommends that it be approved as a PUD zone, allowing housing densities of up to 10 units per acre. Design details of the twinhomes meet the city code design standards and will be restated as part of the PUD process and standards placed in the PUD agreement. Phase 1 should be approved as twinhome lots while Phase 2 (City owned property) should be shown as an outlot that will be platted in the future. Phase 3, not in the preliminary or final plat, is land adjacent to the S.E. corner of the site. Phase 3 could be an alternative, more affordable design of up to 11 units. Terms of purchase of city land will be worked out with the City and reviewed by the city attorney. 6Jl p At the public hearing held on March 12, 1997, the Planning Commission recommended that the City Council make a finding that this project meets the intent of the medium density designation within the Comprehensive Plan and should be approved as a PUD zone, allowing housing densities of up to 10 units per acre. Design details of the twin homes meet the city code design standards and will be restated as part of the PUD process and standards placed in the PUD agreement. The Commission also recommended approval of the prelimimary and final plat and vacation of easements as requried for utility and right- of-way relocation. Terms of purchase of city land have been agreed to with the City staff and are subject to a final review by the city attorney. (See separate memo). 4