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RCA Attachment E <br />7.Tree loss. We explained that we prepared a detailed site survey of all of the trees on the <br />site. Most trees in the area of the buildings and site improvements will be removed and <br />replaced per the City’s tree replacement requirements. All of the existing trees south of <br />the cul-de-sac will be preserved as a green open space area. <br />8.Landscaping. We responded that we will be completing the proposed landscaping at the <br />completion of the site improvements. Our landscape plan is designed to provide a <br />significant buffer area to the homes to the east, and along the Lexington Ave. to the west. <br />We are not proposing any privacy fencing along the east property line. <br />9.Wetland impacts. There are no regulated wetlands on our property. There is an existing <br />wetland on the north side of County Road C2. Our on-site stormwaterand infiltration <br />basin will ultimately drain to this existing wetland.Our stormwater systems will be <br />designed to the City, County and watershed district standards. There will be no adverse <br />stormwater impacts to the existing wetland to the north. <br />10.Wildlife impacts. We expect any impacts to existing wildlife on the site will be minimal. <br />We assume any existing wildlife on the site will migrate either to the wetland to the <br />north, or to the undisturbed green open space to the south. <br />11.Home rentals. All homes will be owned/sold. The homeowners association may allow <br />rentals with a minimum of a one year lease. <br />12. House plans, townhome costs, target market. Our proposed builder for this project is <br />M/I Homes. We emailed or mailed copies of the proposed building plans to the <br />neighbors who requested those. The proposed townhomes will be 1750 to 2085 sf, 3 <br />bedroom, 3 bath, 2 car garage. The sale prices will be $300K to $350K. This will not be <br />a senior or low income development. The townhomes will be marketed to a wide range <br />of households including single people, divorced people, unmarried people living together, <br />newly marrieds, empty nesters, and some families. <br />13. Existing home values. We explained that there is no guarantee that existing home values <br />will go up or down, but typically property values increase with new development in the <br />area. <br />14.Guest parking. All townhome units will be built with a two car garage and room for two <br />cars to park in the driveway in front of the garage. There will also be paved space for 16 <br />guest parking stalls on the south side of the cul-de-sac. <br />Golden Valley Land Company <br />6001 Glenwood Ave. <br />Golden Valley, MN 55422 <br />(763-213-3944; Matt Pavek) <br />(612-309-9215; Peter Knaeble) <br />mattpavek@gmail.com <br />peterknaeble@gmail.com <br />Page 2 of 24 <br /> <br />
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