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A- Double Frontage Buffers OLD APPLICATION Double frontage buffers were required internal to the project at any place that a unit had a back or side yard that fronted a road. The applicant depicted the buffer locations on the plan, along the appropriate segments of the main north/south road. The buffers were to be in accordance with section 913.09(6)(C)5 and would have to have been provided with the subdivision improvements for the respective phase. NEW APPLICATION The applicant has proposed the same type of buffer as previously proposed, which is consistent with staff's recommendation. South and West Side of old Village F (Multi -Family) OLD APPLICATION Along the perimeter of the old Village F, a 50' wide Type "B" buffer with a 6' opaque feature was required. In addition, a 75' building setback was proposed by the applicant to provide a measure of compatibility. The multi- family units would be limited to 1 and 2 story combinations with a maximum of 3 units attached. The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended extending this buffer up to Village D along the lake area between the two villages. Staff and the Planning and Zoning Commission requested that this be a condition of approval. NEW APPLICATION The old Village F along 91" Street SW has been deleted from this plan. The project's south perimeter for the area west of the main access road off Oslo is now located on the south side of Village E, where a Type "C" buffer with a 6' opaque feature is proposed. This includes the west and north frontage of the 10 acre out -parcel. In staff's opinion, this buffer is acceptable. West Side of Village D (Single -Family) OLD APPLICATION January 11, 2000 The west side of Village D is adjacent to the Lateral B Canal and 581h Avenue. The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended that this buffer be increased from a Type `C" with a 6 feature to a Type "B" with a 6' feature. Staff and the Planning and Zoning Commission requested that this be made a condition of approval. 42