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LI ti i 9 4. Areas adjacent to single family Ois 7 4. The site plan indicates tricts which cannot be used for that all parking are will parking. bp at least 357 from a)) single family districts. This set- back is not adequate to protect adjacent uses from development of this intensity. There is no existing vegetation on the site and any proposed plantings could take years to grow signi- . ficantly. 5. Yards, fences, walls, or vegetative 5. On the concept site plan screening at the edge of the PD-OI submitted by the developer district shall be such as to provide plantings are shown along rear protection of adjacent uses from adverse and side property lines. Since impacts by the developmnt, the site is completely cleared, in order to provide a screen these plantings would have to be greatly increased in number and size. b) Internal Relationships The site plan shall provide for safe, efficient, convenient and harmonious gourpings of structures, uses and fa- cilities, and for preservation of de- sirable natural features and minim= disturbance of natural topography. 1. Streets, drives and parking. 1. Generally the interior street layout is sufficeint. (see 8.2 4 c). The proposed system does not ilow through traffic be- cause it is a long dead end layout. There would be emer- gency across the taxiway and landing strip to several of the adjacent cnTh de sac. Two access points would solve any problems concerning inefficient use of property and convenient access to the site. 2. Ways for pedestrians shall form a 2. There are not internal ped- safe logical and conveneint system estrian travel Ways shown. for pedestrian access to all units, Since this is a rural area there project facilities and any principal would not be much need for ext- off site destinations. erior circulation, however, the staff feels that a minimum ped- estrain circulation system wit- in the development could be fal. 22.5