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� � � � 1 �h ]] 1� 13 l� « upon the review and support of the Metropolitan Council. Member Bakeman requested details of the setbacks within the proposal, especially along the east side property line. She asked wheae the decks/patios may be placed. Chair Mulder asked for details of the PUD process from Thomas Paschke. Member Stone asked if site lighting will be reviewed by staf£ (Yes, prior to building permit). A site lighting plan should be required. Member Stone asked that the landscape plain be included. She asked what/where the City's 2,600 + future homes to 2030 will be located. Thomas Paschke explained locations of such proj ects (medium density) and design density. Chair Mulder noted he lives in such a development. t�5 Member Peper asked about hours of operation on week days and week ends. What is the l� penalty for working outside the hours permitted? (The final regulations are placed in the � � Planned Unit Development Agreement.) l9 �� �1 �� �� �� �� �� �r �� �� 3� 3L �� 3� 3� �� 3� �� 3� �� �� �L Chair Mulder asked if screening could be placed on the outer end of the private road and on the pipeline easement. Greg Stull, designed for Meadowview Homes, said the screening plan suggestions by the staff are acceptable. At the neighborhood meeting, traffic was the primary concern. In terms of screening, he proposed more coniferous pine trees. Site lighting will be addressed. Member Stone asked why there is no association. Mr. Stull said there will be a homeowners' association. The association will be directed by the builder until the proj ect is completed. Member Ipsen asked if Hamline Avenue access was considered, south of the townhomes along the easement. Mr. Stull explained the reasons for Oakcrest entry because of pipelines. Chair Mulder asked if the developer will work with neighbors on the landscape plan (yes). Mr. Stull also will work on residential street lighting. Member Peper asked how many were at the neighborhood meeting with the developer (estimated at 28-30 residents). �� Dr. Sadek Youssef, 1319 Willow Circle, asked if there is a hypothetical plan for five to �� six houses. Thomas Paschke explained that four lots could be built without a road. �4 However, with a cul-de-sac it could create a five-lot subdivision. Dr. Youssef asked if �� storm water has been studied, the easement fills with water during heavy rains. Thomas � Paschke noted that the proj ect must meet the water management requirements. Debra