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through the golf course. Lots "A" through "C" belong to the Manning, Jensen, and Jordan fami- lies, the previous owners of the golf course property, and would be the sites. As previously stated, the development agreement on these lots exempts these home sites from Planning Com- mission review. The home for John and Denva Jordan was recently constructed on Lot "C", 6315 Clubhouse Drive. III. PROJECT DESCRIPTION The applicants propose to: 1. Take the previously approved guidelines - ten pages of type-written text - and further develope them into two volumes with extensive diagrams, photographs, and drawings to provide clear concise direction of the individual sites' constraints and opportunities and of the four architectural types proposed for the Mariposa Ranch development including "Craftsman", "Ranch Hacienda", "Prairie/Cannel", and "Western Farmhouse". 2. Request the design review approval for these homes be conducted by the Zoning Admin- istrator following standard City procedures with additional procedures pertaining to the notification provided to the Planning Commission. IV. ANALYSIS Proposed Design Guidelines The application is a modification of the existing design guidelines further refined to enhance them with additional information and materials. The proposed design guidelines would include two volumes: 1. Volume One, "Mari£osa Ranch at Callippe Preserve Exhibit 'A '", includes for each lot a detailed plot plan showing utilities, easements, setback lines, and view shed(s) and a photograph of the site or the site's view shed. The City standards section located at the back of this volume includes a verbatim copy of the previously approved guidelines. 2. Volume Two, "Mariposa Ranch at Callippe Preserve, Design Requirements", describes the four architectural types of the Mariposa Ranch development - "Craftsman", "Ranch Hacienda", "Prairie/Carmel", and "Western Farmhouse" - and the design review proce- dures for these homes. The information contained in these two volumes is detailed and comprehensive. The four archi- tectural types of the Mariposa Ranch development require the degree of detail shown here to en- sure their successful translation from guideline statements to physical designs. Staff believes that the proposed guidelines would provide this comprehensive level of detail and direction to the future homeowners regarding all aspects of the designs of their homes. Case No. PUD-98-16-3M Page 3 of 6 March 9, 2005