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AGENDA REPORT
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12/1/2015
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15Y
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08
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Rezoning <br /> The approximately 194.7-acre Lund Ranch II property would be rezoned from the <br /> PUD-LDR/OS (Planned Unit Development — Low Density Residential/Open Space) <br /> District to the PUD-LDR/RDR/OS-PHS/WO (Planned Unit Development — Low Density <br /> Residential/Rural Density Residential/Open Space-Public Health and Safety/Wildland <br /> Overlay) District. <br /> Site Design <br /> Greenbriar Homes is requesting approval of a PUD Development Plan, which would <br /> allow for the construction of 48 production lots, varying in area from 10,506 square feet <br /> (0.24 ac) for Lot 49 to 48,472 square feet (1.11 acres) for Lot 6, and two estate lots for <br /> custom homes varying in area from 283,814 square feet (6.52 acres) to 323,992 square <br /> feet (7.44 acres). The average lot size for all 50 lots would be approximately <br /> 14,632 square feet (0.34 ac). The developed portion of the project site would be <br /> located on approximately 33.8 acres. <br /> The remaining 160.9 acres of the Lund Ranch II property would be preserved as natural <br /> terrain designated as permanent open space containing the proposed development's <br /> wildland fire management areas, public trails, and the existing City water tank and water <br /> tank access roads. A bio-retention pond is proposed along the rear property lines of <br /> Lots 48 through 50 to treat the development's stormwater runoff before entering the <br /> City's storm drain system. <br /> All proposed lots will be accessed from public streets. The applicant would extend Lund <br /> Ranch Road approximately 1,500 feet into the property to end at a cul-de-sac. Three <br /> courts ending in cul-de-sacs would then extend into the developable areas of the site. <br /> All streets and courts are double-loaded with lots on both sides of the street and court. <br /> No public street connections are proposed to Livingston Way in the Bonde Ranch <br /> development or to Sunset Creek Lane in the Sycamore Heights/Bridal Creek <br /> developments. <br /> House Design <br /> Three house plans are proposed: Plan One—4,123 square feet, one- and two stories in <br /> height, with a one-car side-entry and a two-car front-entry garage; Plan Two — <br /> 4,280 square feet, two stories in height, with a one-car side-entry and a two-car <br /> front-entry garage; and Plan Three — 4,501 square feet, two stories in height, with a <br /> one-car side-entry and a two-car front-entry garage. <br /> Each building plan includes three exterior finishes with varied material and color <br /> palettes including a combination of light- to dark-tone gray, beige, and brown body and <br /> trim colors, beige and gray flat concrete tile roofs, and beige and gray stone and red <br /> brick wainscots. The lot-specific house, site, and landscape designs for the two custom <br /> lots would be governed by design guidelines. <br /> Page 6 of 26 <br />
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