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PHYSICAL ASSETS The Homestead building Will communicate a large, friendly house with bay windows, dormers and inviting porches in a classic American Architectual style. The project will in- clude 68 living units (approximately 380 sq. ft. each) which open onto cluster parlors each of which are shared by four living units. Each private living unit includes a full kit- chen and a private bath. All units will be supported by ex- tensive interior common spaces, including a full -service dining room, lounges, recreational areas and other amenities. (For complete details of the building, site plan, utility plan and landscaping plan see the attached architectural drawings). Soil tests have been completed and indicate that good soil conditions exist for such a development. Some existing soil will have to be re -compacted and some additional fill will be brought in to bring the first floor level up to ap- proximately the Victoria Street level. As many as possible of the existing trees and foilage which now block the view of the project from the lake will be main - twined. Most of the larger trees which block the lake view are on the lower level of the property and will not be re- moved. A presentation was given to the Grass Lake Water Management Organization on January 21, 1988. No objections to the pro- ject were expressed as long as 6 conditions were met. The six conditions are: 1) 75 foot set back adhered to 2) all possible storm water drained southerly to the marsh 3) rate of flow controlled to the greatest extent possible 4) method devised to capture sediment 5) as much vegetation maintained as possible 6) during construction that there be special conditions to prevent erosion and run-off. All six of the conditions are being met in the proposed plan.