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The curved portion of the street provides a transition between the standard and non-standard segments. The existing designed centerline radius is 150'. This plan proposes a 125' centerline radius to gain additional space at lot 36. The minimum centerline radius is 100'. In the event this radius change is approved, the developer should pay any and all costs for reconstruction of the existing utilities, south/west curb, park improvements and any associated costs. Interior Streets The circular interior drive is shown as a 42' wide right-of-way with 5' wide monolithic sidewalks and a curb to curb width of 32' which yields two 8' parking lanes and two 8' through lanes. The sub- division ordinance requires a 46' minimum right-of-way. The 42' width was approved by the Planning Commission as a modification under PUD 77-3. The configuration of the two knuckle areas will be subject to review during final design. The interior street from Hopyard to Northway is a 46' wide street with 5' monolithic sidewalks and a 36' width curb to curb to provide for two 8' parking lz+nes and two 10' through lanes. The curve west of Northway Road is acceptable as shown with a minimum 100' centerline curve radius. Storm Drainage System The proposed storm drainage system is generally acceptable as shown. Approval should be withheld pending final design. Water Distribution System The water distribution system is generally acceptable as shown. The existing 8" water line on the curved portions of Northway Road fronting lots 35, 36 and 37 should be relocated to clear the proposed curb, gutter and sidewalk. Valve and fire hydrant locations will be subject to specific approval. Approval for this system should be withheld pending final design. Sanitary Sewer System The lands of this proposed development are a part of the lands included in the litigation between the City and Morrison Homes in which the City was ordered by the Court to provide sewer connections upon demand or be assessed per diem damages to the developer even though the map exhibit of the 1972 Settlement Agreement between the City, D.S.R.S.D. and major developers in the area, Morrison Homes included, indicates these lands as being in the D.S.R.S.D. sewer service area. The -2-