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18. Requested Waivers and Special Design Parameters: <br />All proposed units will be "clustered" in fairly typical <br />multi -family building layouts.. However, through the PD <br />platting process, individual lots will be created "under'.' and <br />around individual dwelling units. The following waivers and <br />PD options are being requested by the applicant: <br />a. A reduction in the normal RM -8 individual minimum lot <br />size from 10,000 sq. ft. to 1,800 sq. ft. for the PD <br />lots. <br />b. A reduction of the minimum setback from the normal RM -8 <br />individual lot setbacks of 25' on the front and rear, and <br />10' on the sides to 6' on the front and 0' on the sides <br />and rear of the PD lots. <br />C. An increase in the normal RM -8 maximum lot coverage from <br />25% to 65% of the lots. [NOTE: overall project area <br />open space will exceed both RM -8 and PD ordinance <br />standards.] <br />d. A reduction in the minimum lot width from 100' to 251. <br />e. A reduction in the minimum open space per lot from 30% to <br />25%. [NOTE: overall project open space will exceed the <br />40% requirement.] <br />f. A waiver from the ,platted right-of-way requirement for <br />:subdivisions. The minimum right-of-way width for a <br />subdivision is 50' with curb and gutter construction. <br />The applicant is not proposing to plat any rights-of-way, <br />but construct the roadways within the common areas. <br />Thus, "common areas" will replace separate right-of-way <br />areas. The County Engineer has agreed to this with the <br />condition that language be included On the final plat to <br />ensure that ingress and egress is over the roadways and <br />cannot be restricted or denied to any resident. The <br />streets, which will all be located within common areas, <br />will be privately owned and maintained. <br />g. A waiver from the subdivision requirement to obtain a <br />land development permit to construct the infrastructure <br />improvements. Through the planned development process, <br />the applicant will submit site plans that will contain <br />land development permit quality, detailed drawings. <br />Thus, the site plans will be the controlling required <br />improvements construction documents. As per the <br />authority provided for in Chapter 913 of the LDRs, the <br />County Engineer has agreed to waive the land development <br />permit, with the condition that for all project phases <br />the testing and inspections of the required improvements <br />are carried out as required in Chapter 913.07(5)(G) <br />through (I) of the subdivision ordinance and with the <br />condition that the appropriate concurrency certificate(s) <br />are obtained prior to the issuance of the written waiver. <br />County staff have reviewed the proposed waivers and have no <br />objections to granting the proposed waivers, with the <br />conditions as referenced above. <br />RECOMMENDATION: <br />The staff recommends that the Board of County Commissioners grant <br />special exception planned development approval and conceptual plan <br />approval with the following conditions: <br />1. That prior to the issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy <br />(C.O.) for the 250 sq. ft. "General Store Area", C.O.'s must <br />be issued for 13 or more project dwelling units. <br />27 <br />SEP 2 4 1991 Boor, SA F ,a.4JU <br />
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