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CITY CLERK
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AGENDA REPORT
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4/15/2014
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15Y
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22 ATTACHMENT 5
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a Building Envelopes— Building envelopes have been created for the proposed new <br /> lots, Lot 1 and Lot 2. They would be located at a minimum of 30 feet from the <br /> westerly property line. All structures (i.e., the main dwelling and all accessory <br /> structures, including "agricultural" accessory structures) would be required to be <br /> located within the envelopes. The building envelope for Lot 1 is approximately <br /> 21,202 square feet, and the building envelope for Lot 2 is approximately 22,725 <br /> square feet. <br /> ▪ The custom home sites would be graded with a stepping/split pad for Lot 1 and a flat <br /> pad for Lot 2 created by a cut-fill pattern. <br /> ▪ Architectural design guidelines and site development standards have been created <br /> for the custom homes. It includes design criteria for homes, landscaping <br /> requirements, and review process. A copy of the proposed design guidelines is <br /> attached as Exhibit B. <br /> c Access to the proposed lots would be from a 16-foot wide private roadway at the end <br /> of the existing Silver Oaks Court. This private roadway would then continue <br /> southerly and meander between the tree driplines providing access to both lots. <br /> This private roadway would terminate on Lot 2 with a hammerhead design as it <br /> would also serve as an emergency vehicle access road. The existing slopes on both <br /> sides of the roadway would re-graded; as a result, a four to nine-foot high retaining <br /> wall would be constructed on portions of the east side of the road and a four-foot <br /> high retaining wall would be constructed on portions of the west side of the road. <br /> The slope of the road varies from 3.1% to 15%. It should be noted that the VACSP <br /> shows the connection from Silver Oaks Court as a local street with a width of 32 <br /> feet. In order to preserve trees and minimize grading, staff is willing to support a <br /> narrower private street. <br /> • An arborist report was submitted assessing the existing trees on the subject site. <br /> The report surveyed a total of 25 trees near the proposed development area. None <br /> of the trees would be removed. The report is attached as Exhibit B. <br /> ▪ Visual Analysis/Photosimulations of potential prototypical future homes were <br /> prepared by Gorney & Associates. Photos were taken from various locations, both <br /> near and far from the proposed home sites. The photosimulations are included in <br /> Exhibit B. <br /> • A geotechnical report was prepared by Berlogar-Stevens Geotechnical Consultants, <br /> attached as Exhibit B. The City Engineer has reviewed the report and found it is <br /> acceptable. Thus, no peer review was required. <br /> • A Landfill Gas Assessment Report by EBA Engineering was prepared. It is attached <br /> as Exhibit B. <br /> PUD-84 Planning Commission <br /> Page 5 of 23 <br />
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