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N <br />The Planning Commission and City Council determine that requiring a Planned <br />Development for one family detached residential uses within the NWQ zoning district <br />provides a process to ensure overall visions and development goals for the <br />redevelopment area can be accomplished. <br />8. An Ordinance proposing amendments to the NWQ, Northwest Quadrant zoning <br />district was reviewed and deemed acceptable. This ordinance is proposed to be <br />adopted as a separate action. <br />9.- The applicant—is proposing Preliminary -Planned -Unit Development- forrthe entire 27 <br />h acres, allowing for construction of 89 single family homes and 32 townhomes. <br />10. Further, the applicant proposes approval of a Final Planned Unit Development for <br />I I i Phase 1, which includes 61 single family homes. <br />111. The Planning Commission and City Council reviewed the proposal against the PUD <br />I standards of Section 7 -230 and PUD criteria of Section 7 -240 of the Zoning Code and <br />I determined the proposed plans are in conformance with these requirements based on <br />the following: <br />a. The underlying zoning will allow for single family uses per the proposed code <br />amendment. <br />b. The architectural styling and exterior materials provides variety and focuses on <br />front yard /street level interest with the incorporation of front porches on all the <br />homes. <br />c. The density proposed is sufficient to meet the needs of a downtown City Center <br />extension. <br />d. Extensive landscaping and pedestrian linkages have been incorporated into the <br />plan. <br />e. Overall, the site plan incorporates narrower streets, smaller lots, sidewalks, on- <br />street parking, pedestrian nodes and linkages, landscaped medians, and <br />architectural style variety and interest successfully creates the desired urban <br />village vision for the New Brighton Exchange redevelopment area. <br />12. The proposed plat is to be known as Enclave at New Brighton Exchange. <br />13. The Preliminary Plat includes creation of 89 single family lots, 32 townhomes, three <br />outlots to be preserved for open space, and dedication of additional right -of -way for <br />Old Highway 8 NW, Northwest Parkway, 14th ST NW, and creation of new roadways <br />to be known as Searles Street, Devine Drive, and Hipp Circle. <br />14. The Final Plat includes the creation of 61 lots on 5 blocks, and Outlots A — G. <br />I S. The Planning Commission and City Council reviewed the proposed Preliminary Plat <br />against the qualifications specified in Section 26 -33 of the City Code and determined <br />the proposed plat of Enclave at New Brighton Exchange meets these qualifications. <br />1 E. The Planning Commission and City Council reviewed the proposed Final Plat against <br />Section 26 -41 of the City Code, which establishes the data necessary for a Final Plat. <br />1 . The Planning Commission and City Council determined the proposed Final Plat <br />meets these criteria, subject to review and approval of the plat by the Ramsey County <br />Surveyor. <br />EREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that based upon the above Findings of Fact the <br />ion for a Zoning Code Amendment (ZA2013 -001), Preliminary and Final <br />Unit Development (PD2013 -001, PU2013 -001), and Preliminary and Final Plat <br />3 -001, FP2013 -001), to be known as Enclave at New Brighton Exchange, is <br />
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