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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN_Project_Narrative_170817_v1 Craig J. Krueger – Community Land Planning 15506 NE 103rd Way Redmond, Washington 98052 425.478.3267 PROJECT NARRATIVE - MOORMAN SHORT PLAT July 24, 2017 The Moorman Short Plat is a 3-lot, 0.52 acre development at 2004 Shattuck Avenue South. The property is located to the southwest of the I-405/Talbot Road intersection in the Talbot Neighborhood. The zoning of the property and the surrounding properties is R-8 which allows up to 8 homes per acre. The net density is 6.67 homes per acre. This application is for approval of a preliminary short plat. The lots are accessed by way of a private access tract which will also include utilities and stormwater facilities. To the north of this access tract is an 8 foot wide landscape tract per current City requirements. The westerly 6.5 feet of the parcel will be dedicated to the City to allow frontage improvements to be installed along Shattuck Avenue South. The frontage improvements will include curb/gutter, an 8’wide planter strip, and a 5’ wide detached sidewalk. The remaining site area is divided into three lots which meet the lot size and lot width requirements of the R-8 zone. The lot size for Lot 1 is 5486 sf, Lot 2 is 5088 sf, and Lot 3 is 8138 sf. Lot 1 will allow the home to face toward the access tract while the easterly two homes will face toward Shattuck Avenue South to create an attractive streetscape for the neighborhood. The future homes will be very compatible with the existing neighborhood and will be required to meet the design guidelines for single family detached homes. It is anticipated that the construction cost for the short plat will be approximately $150,000 and the estimated fair market value will be $450,000. The plat will not involve a significant amount of grading since the site is gently sloping to the west. Soils consist of loose to medium dense sandy and clayey silt and fine sandy silt overlying loose to very dense sandy silt and sandy silt with varying amounts of gravel. The one existing house and two fruit trees will be removed during plat construction. There are no sensitive areas on the site.