HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution - 646 - PUD Approval - Zachman Homes Inc. - The Oaks - 02/13/1973 VILLAGE OF EDEN PRAIRIE
HHE,\TvTEPIN COURT 1''Y, 1411\NESOTA
RESOLUTION NO. 646
A RESOLUTION APPROVING TI, PLF.N_T\IED
UNIT DEVELOPMEITT PLAN FOR THE OAKS
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the Village of Eden Prairie,
Hennepin County, Minnesota
TIIAT, approval be given The Oaks PUD Concept Plan east of Red Rock
Lake on the Seifert farm within the RED ROCK SECTOR on approximately 86
acres which would contain park, lake, clustered single family detached,
townhouse and condominiums.
THAT app.rova_2 be given based upon recommendations 1 through 19
stated 5.n the Staff Report dated January 12, 1973 which is made a ;dart
hereof and raarked Exhibit A.
THAT, it is _located in. the South 1/2 of the Southeast 1/4 of
Section 16, Township 11.6N, Range 22W and six acres in the NW corner
of the NE 1/4 of Section 21 adjacent to Section 1.6.
ADOPTED by the Village Council on the 13th day of February, 1973•
Paul R. Redpath, �4r
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Edna M. Holmgren, Cleilk
Resolution Pdo. 641-S
Exhibit A
RE'COP,11rEPIDATI0NS
1. The East/West Collector road should be designed and sited to maximize
views, and minimize any cut and fills that would substantially alter the
existing terrain.
2. Construction of the East'/West Collector shall meet Village standards and
be constructed by the developer. An acceptable Developers Agreement with
the Village must be signed prior to any site construction.
3. Construction of the pedestrian underpass between_ the park and Village Center
site should be part of. The Oaks First Phase construction for the East/West
Collector.
4. The Village should program improvements of 1,1i.tchell. Road from Scenic Heights
Road to the new Ea.st/West Collector. A petition must be -submitted by
adjacent -properties for the improvements.
5 . Public dedication is required of the lowland west of Mitchell Road, the
public trailjrays along Red RockL@J:4, and northto the small pond.
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6. Extensive grading of the site shall not be approved in any of the neighbor-
hood developments. The Phase I townhouse area on the ?--noll should retain
its character.
7. The slopes to the marsh and major vegetation areas should not be distril-,uted
through development.
8. An engineering study shall determine how much of The Oaks project can be
provided by a public street through The Oaks project.
9. Access to Mason' s property south along Red Rock Lake should be provided by
a public street through The Oaks project.
10. The Oaks pro.-Ject should conform with the densities indicated in the Red
Rock Plan, between three and four dwelling units per acre.
11. The Oaks project shall offer housing to moderate income families, that
might qualify under programs such as 235 or equivalent.
12. The Oaks townhouse and clustered single family should provide one enclosed
garage/stora,ge space per unit and may offer the option of a two space garage.
13. Parkirig spaces for guests shall be provided near clusters of units or space
behind garages should allow parking space.
1.4. Storage space for recreational vehicles should be provided that is screened
and secure. A ratio of one ,pace per 10 units has been used in other projects.
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Resolution Wo. 646
Exhibit A
Pat-
e Two
15. The condominium units proposed along Mitchell Road be of a similar height
as those of Shelter, Atherton and Hipps. The two story character of the
area should be used as a design requirement for the condominium structure.
16. The Oaks project should consider utilizing more clustered single family
units and decrease the humber of townhouses.
17. Recoimnend to -the Council that the Concept Plan for The Oaks P.U.D. be
approved, and included in the 86 ac-re site would be park, lake, clustered
single .family detached, townhouse., and condominiums. Approval is based
upon specific recommendations previously stated in the Staff Report.
18. The proposed plan for the First Phase townhouse area does not utilize:
appropriate site planning principles and should be redesigned taking into
consideration_ the grades, circulation system, and visual characteristics
of the knoll site.
19. Approval of the Concept Plan does not indicate a specific number of units,
but rather reiterates the principles of the Red Rock Plan.