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<br /> <br />i. Contractors (238110-238390). <br />5. The commercial area shall be developed in accordance with the requirements for the General <br />Commercial zone district. However, if the developer desires to subdivide the commercial area, then <br />setbacks shall be as follows: external property line adjacent to Highway 146 25 feet; external <br />property line adjacent to north and south public right-of-way 10 feet; internal property lines 0 <br />feet. <br />6. <br />accordance with the requirements outlined in Section 106-333 of the Code of Ordinances and <br />applicable building code requirements and shall be limited to townhouse development only not <br />multifamily apartments or condominiums. The townhouse development may exceed the (12) twelve <br />unit maximum for attached units and front setbacks for the townhouse development shall be <br />permitted at a minimum of 5 feet from the front property line if the units contain rear-loaded parking <br />and/or garages. <br />7. -ly with applicable setbacks that <br />would be required for buildings in the Main Street Overlay District. If an attached garage is <br />provided, then the rear setback for the building shall be 5 feet. <br />8. The perimeter boundaries of the property along the north and south property lines shall include the <br />installation of an 8-foot high solid masonry fence intended to mitigate the impact of development on <br />Additionally, shade <br />trees shall be p. If land uses on the adjacent properties are <br />modified in the future allowing for similar uses, then such fence and landscaping shall not be <br />required. The northern fence shall be included and constructed as part of the first set of construction <br />plans approved by the city, while the southern fence shall be constructed prior to the completion of <br />the final phase of development. <br />9. elopment <br />accordance with all applicable requirements and specifications required by the City Engineer. <br />Additionally, following construction of the Hike and Bike Trail, the developer shall dedicate to the <br /> <br />10. The <br />development. <br />11. The developer shall work with staff at the time of site plan review to minimize the amount of <br />parking stalls along the Highway 146 frontage. This should be accommodated by relocating <br />buildings in a manner that places parking on the side of the building or internal to the development. <br />If this is not possible, the developer may install planter islands at 1 per 10 spaces for both rows of <br />parking along a drive aisle parallel to Highway 146. Additionally, hedges shall be planted at 3-foot <br />on center in two rows of plantings. Such hedge row shall be installed with a variety of plant material <br />to provide visual diversity of plant materials. <br />12. For the commercial portion of the development, parking shall be calculated based on the aggregate <br />amount of parking required and proposed; joint parking is allowed. Additionally the applicant may <br />include on-street parking, only where permitted by the city, toward the amount of parking provided <br />for the development. <br />13. Parking is not permitted within any alley right-of-way. <br />14. The developer will be required to replat the subject property in accordance with the requirements of <br /> <br />15. <br />Public Improvement Criteria Manual and shall be dedicated to the city. Regardless of phasing of the <br />development, any dedication of public improvements identified as part of the plat must be accepted <br />by the city prior to the recordation of the Final Plat. Should the developer desire to construct such <br />public streets at a later time, then a development agreement shall be required between the city and <br />developer that provides a financial guarantee, as approved by the city, that will ensure that said <br />public roads will be installed and a date for which those improvements must be made. <br /> <br />