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PRD Meeting 11-25-02 Page 2 Council President Buckholtz said that's fine. I mean you are free to run the-let's run through the presentation one time straight through, you know, the way you had planned and then.... Mr. Samac said all right. If I may suggest, you might want to pull out the one sheet that's in your packet that was dated August 6, 2002, on like the 3rd page was a memorandum to P&Z, Board of Appeals, A.R.B., Council (it should be close to the top there). Council President Buckholtz asked rescheduled Planned Residential Development tour? Mr. Samac replied yes. And, like the 2nd, 3rd and 4a` pages-that summary of area sites that we did visit along with some information relative to the project as far as densities are concerned, setbacks, open space, that sort of thing.... Council President Buckholtz said okay; we have that also handed out. Mr. Samac said yes. What I thought I would do is we have about 20 slides here, some of which you've seen, some you may not have seen (either in other photographs or while we were on that tour and we'll put them up on the screen and just to refresh your memory on what some of these places look like and I'll point out a couple of things that I will touch on perhaps later on or point out some items that you may want to look at while we are going through some of the other- some of the code items relative to dimensions and that sort of thing. Several brief side discussions were held. Mr. Samac said these slides will not be in order but the memorandum, that outline that I passed around- 1. Slide #1 was shown. Mr. Samac continued--the Villas of Orange, they are on page 3 toward the bottom of the section. This development is in Orange Village, it's called Stonebrook. It preceded the Villas of Orange which will be the next couple of photographs. This is a development that started probably seven years ago or so. It's on Miles Road just east of the Villas of Orange which is the current development that's underway and this Stonebrook Development is a development ofone-story, ranch-style type units mostly with basements. They range somewhere around 2,000 square feet in area. I don't know what the density is but I'm guessing they're somewhere around 4-6 units per acre. I do know when they were first being built and on the market they were in the selling range of around $200,000 per unit. Mayor Rinker asked ,which was when? Mr. Samac continued as a base. What they are selling for, I really don't know but I would imagine probably close to three. 2. Slide #2 was shown. Mr. Samac said our next slide is, again, the Villas of Orange, which is just irrunediately east of Brainard Road off Miles Road. This is a shot that I took from one of the sort of dead end streets, now one of the existing streets, just to give