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regulations of the Palmer Drive sites. The project developer shall process lot line adjustments to <br /> add this strip of land to each lot resulting in a single parcel. <br /> The land transfer must be entirely agreed to by these owners or their successors prior to the City <br /> Council's approval of the final subdivision map, thereby providing a continuous property line <br /> between their properties and the proposed development. Otherwise, this property will remain <br /> with the Ponderosa Lots 4 through 10. <br /> 12. The project developer shall offer the homeowners of 3711 Trenery Drive (946-4574-003) and <br /> 3737 Trenery Drive (946-4574-004), the 10-foot wide strip of land to their rear yards shown along <br /> the north side of the project site, and to the homeowner of 3747 Trenery Drive (946-4574-004), <br /> the transition area from 10 feet to the existing property shown on the PUD development plan. <br /> The project developer shall process lot line adjustments to add this area of land to each lot. The <br /> land transfer must be entirely agreed to by these owners or their successors prior to the City <br /> Council's approval of the final subdivision map. Otherwise, this property will remain with the <br /> Ponderosa Lot 28 and 29. <br /> 13. The applicant shall work with staff before the building permit to wrap the material variation and <br /> design detailing on the front building elevations to the rear and side building elevations. This <br /> change shall be shown on the building permit plan set to the satisfaction of the Director of <br /> Community Development before issuance of a building permit. <br /> 14. The project developer may incorporate minor perimeter boundary adjustments along the north <br /> and east project boundaries generally consistent with Exhibit B in the tentative subdivision map, <br /> grading plan, and utility plan with the concurrence of said adjoining property owner(s) and subject <br /> to the approval of the Director of Community Development, provided that the adjustments are <br /> intended to improve the setbacks of the existing accessory structure and trees on said properties <br /> or to accommodate the new perimeter wall/fence alignment. <br /> 15. The project developer shall survey the heights of the structures to verify their general <br /> conformance to the approved building height as shown on Exhibit B. Said verification shall be <br /> performed by a licensed land surveyor or civil engineer, and shall be completed and provided to <br /> the Department of Community Development before the first framing or structural inspection of <br /> each building on each lot by the Building Division. <br /> 16. Trellis-covered arbors and/or patio cover, attached to the main house or detached, up to a height <br /> of 15-feet supporting photovoltaic panels shall be exempt from the City's Administrative Design <br /> Review procedures. Design review at the Planning Division staff level and building/electrical <br /> permits will still be required. <br /> 17. Unless otherwise approved by the Director of Community Development, the precast soundwall <br /> shall match the design shown on the PUD development plan. The soundwall color shall be <br /> submitted for review and approval by the Director of Community Development with the <br /> subdivision improvement plans. <br /> 18. The site development standards for accessory structures shall be modified: <br /> a. To indicate that setbacks for covered patios, trellises, sheds, etc. shall be measured from <br /> the farthest architectural projection. <br /> b. To indicate that decks and patios shall not interfere with the rear or side yard drainage <br /> installed by the developer. <br /> Said modifications shall be incorporated into a final site development standard document which <br /> shall be subject to the review and approval by the Director of Community Development prior to <br /> issuance of a building permit. <br /> Page 7 <br />