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• The construction of three additional residences and new carports for the existing <br />residences that do not currently have covered parking; <br />• Rezoning the lots from RM-1,500 to PUD-HDR (Planned Unit Development- High <br />Density Residential); and <br />• Establish site development standards. <br />The site development standards would allow future improvements to be reviewed per <br />staff level administrative review process for both additions and accessory struchires. <br />Additionally, alterations and/or new construction on the lots containing the existing <br />homes would be required to receive staff level design review and approval and meet the <br />proposed development standards. <br />A tentative subdivision map will be submitted to create the six parcels and future <br />proposals to develop the properties will be subject to the standards listed in the Site <br />Development Standards section of this report. <br />Site Plan <br />The proposed site plan illustrates: <br />• A six lot layout with lot sizes from 3,150 to 4,320 <br />square feet; <br />• The three existing homes and new carports; <br />• Three new residences ranging in size from 1,630 <br />to 2,360 square feet; <br />• The private access drive that is 20 feet wide at <br />the entrance and is reduced to 18 feet in width <br />along the back half. The private drive entrance is <br />located between Lots 1 and 6 and would provide <br />access to Lots 1-4, and 6 and a new driveway on Site Plan <br />Augustine Street would provide access to Lot 5. <br />As conditions of approval, the private access entry would be modified to reduce the <br />radii to reflect a more typical residential driveway apron design and requires a <br />maintenance agreement for the private drive to be created. <br />DISCUSSION <br />Plan and Guideline Conformity <br />General Plan <br />The General Plan land use designation for the area is High Density Residential (greater <br />than eight dwelling units per gross acre). The proposed project would result in 12 units <br />per gross acre. The proposed density is therefore consistent with the Genera] Plan. <br />Item 6. a., PUD-72, Raney Page 4 of l3 Planning Commission <br />