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� : : , w�.� <br />6. ]{� The Master Site Plan requires that the redevelopmentproject provide or improve neighborhood <br />parks with land, recreational amenities, and/or cash-in-lieu of land dedication. The park plan <br />must also receive reviews by the Parks and Recreation Commission and staff. The proposal <br />submitted by Rottlund Homes includes extended green space linkages and trails from Langton <br />Lake Park. The Developer will seek comment and provide an update to the Parks and <br />Recreation Commission on October 5,2004. <br />TOWN HOMES. LOFTS, GABLES HOUSING: <br />�. � l The town home proposal will consist of 490 units of several different styles. Access to the <br />garage areas, either tuck-under or underground garages, will be provided on the sides of the <br />townhome sites. These 490 townhome units will be rezoned within the PUD with an <br />underlying dimensional requirement of B-6 zoning (M�ed Use Business Park District) <br />but with use requirements more typical of an R-6 zone (Townhomes District). <br />�r. I� The setbacks are in the site plan and will be set forth in the Final PUD Agreement and will be <br />similar to current R-3 and R-6 setbacks. <br />�, I� Each walkup unit will have a slightly elevated main floor entry meaning the garage in the rear is <br />slightly recessedbecause of the grade. Stairs will bring residents and guests up to the main <br />entry door in typical fashion of a"row home". Each unit will have a second floor as well, with <br />an average height of 28 feet from grade to the midpoint of the roof. Units will include entry <br />porches and rear decks over a portion of the garage. <br />SENIOR MARKET RATE CONDOMINIUMS: <br />�.1� The senior project will also have 240 units within a 4 four story structures. One senior complex <br />is generally situated south of the Parkway and east of Prior. The other complex is north of the <br />Parkway and east of Prior. There is underground parking and surface parking at each complex. <br />�i.l� The setbacks are in the site plan and will be set forth in the Final PUD agreement, and <br />generally follow the general dimensional requirements for a B-6 zoning district, but with <br />uses limited to those typically in an R-3 zoning district. <br />�_ I�i Vehicles will enter the site via the private driveways extending from either Prior or Arthur <br />Street from which vehicles will either park at grade or enter the undergroundparking garages of <br />the structures. <br />�i_ I? Each complex will have 40 or more on site, at grade parking spaces. <br />�i. l� The area surrounded by the parking, private drive, and building access/parking will include <br />park-like amenities including walkways, benches, a gazebo, and possible recreational amenities <br />like a horseshoe pit and shuffleboard. <br />PF3595_RCA_Twin_Lakes_General_Concept_122004 Page 11 <br />
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