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13 Suffers: A 30-foot type A landscape buffer is proposed along Sunrise Road. (The type A buffer is composed of deciduous and/or evergreen vegetarian, forming semi-opaque intermittent visual obstructions from the ground to a height of at least 30 feat.) WaterSewer: Private wells and septic tanks. A septic easement is proposed on lots 5 and 6 to serve lot 7. Development Process Schedule. and Action Planning Board: First Action: Planning Board to consider Concept Plan Options: 1. Action within forty-five (45) days of this meeting; 2. or within such further time consented to in writing by the applicant. 3. If the Planning Board fails to act within tb~e specified time period, approval is directed without conditions. 4. If approved the applicant shall have one (1) year m prepare and file a Proliminary Plat application. If a Preliminary Plat has not been submitted within the specified time limit, the Concept Plan shall became null and void. ~ 5tafiRecommendatlon The Planning Staff recommends approval of the Concept Plan for Sunrise Road Subdivision. Selkirk stated that the property is in a really well wooded area. He asked if, with 2 acre lots, the way the houses are to be placed, would a good part of the property be left with trees. Phil Post, engineer, responded yes. He stated that the road would be a very narrow corridor and would use only a small portion of the lot. He stated that there would not be much clear nutting and the area would remain nicely wooded. Barrows asked how big is the parcel to the north of the property, Kirk _ responded that the subject parcel is 21 acres and accordmg to the tax map the northern property is approximately 30-35 acres. Barrows asked if the stiff would recommend stub-outs. She stated that - this eras looks like slot of cul-de-sacs. Kirk responded that there era cul-de-sacs already to the west and east. He stated that tho property to the north has quite a bit of frontage on Whitfield Road. He noted that staff did not feel a need for another connector to Whitfield since this property is near the intersection of Sunrise Road and Whitfield Road. Woods noted that there does not seem to be any topographical detail information an the application. Kirk responded that the topographical information is not required on a Concept Plan. Post described the topographical areas on the map. He pointed out the good soil areas, the hilltops, slopes and the drainageways. He also pointed out the wooded areas that include hardwoods and pines.