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SEP 2S. 1995 BOOK PA,E The final PRD plan would consist of a final plat to plat tracts and lots, and dedicate R/W and easements. The ordinance encourages doing the first two steps concurrently, and that is what 60 Oaks has done. Mr. Boling further noted that the proposed project consists of 10 acres with 60 attached single family units; they are looking at a range of setbacks between 25' and 45' from the perimeter and will have trees and hedging in places where the setback comes closer. Commissioner Scurlock pointed out that one thing we would be adopting in this is a vehicle for zero setback for sideyards, which really allows more open space, and Planner Boling confirmed that they have quite a bit more open space in this type project than they would in others. They are designing this as single family attached units with the common wall between the units actually being on the lot line. The density remains the same as the normal RM -6. Chairman Lyons noted that the road will meander through the trees, and Public Works Director Davis stated that they have guaranteed there will be at least 6' between the road edge and any large object. He understood everyone's desire to protect the trees and staff is trying to work it out. The Chairman stated if people want to have a road meander through trees, he had a problem making them take the trees out. Commissioner Scurlock felt that is fine with a private road, but with a public road, it could entail some major liability. He asked what our liability is if it remains a private road and we don't accept it. County Attorney Vitunac did not think there would be any. Commissioner Wodtke entered the meeting at 9:24 o'clock A.M. Commissioner Bowman referred to the following location map of the project and stated that was her idea of duplexes and not 00 35