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PRD Meeting 11-25-02 Page 6 Several people said that's Chester. Mr. Samac said but in any event, they're much higher units that front on Chester Avenue. 11. Slide #11 was shown. As slide 10 was changed to slide 11, Mr. Samac said I think the next photograph shows one a little bit closer; I believe that's a fourplex if I'm not mistaken, but it could be a duplex, I'm not sure. Mr. Samac asked, do we have anymore of that area? (Mrs. Garbo indicated no and Mr. Samac said to go to the next slide.) 12. Slide #12 was shown. Mr. Samac said I didn't drive through it to even try to guess at the density but I would assume that you're probably looking at closer to 8-10 units per acre in that development there. 13. Slide #13 was shown. As slide 12 was changed to 13, Mr. Samac said the next photograph, number 13, we're back into Mayfield Heights. This is Pheasant Woods, the development that's just south of Mayfield Road. We toured there. The site area there is like 9 and 3/ at (7 3/ units; excuse me) 5 3/ units per acre with about 55% area open. Again, this is a newer development. Mr. Riter asked, Mr. Samac, Bernie, is that a dedicated street? It looks wider than most of what we've been seeing. Mr. Samac replied, I don't know if it's a dedicated street or not but I can tell you that it's not built as a dedicated street. That I can tell you. I doubt very much that it is; I'm pretty sure it is private. Mr. Marquardt asked, do they have a problem with garbage collection? Mr. Samac said the rubbish trucks and that, or at least the city trucks, wouldn't collect rubbish from there; they would either have to bring it out to the street or have private haulers go in to do their pick-ups. But I think that holds true with all of their condos and they just recently got through a lawsuit over that that pretty much set the ground rules all over for that type of service by the Villages or cities. The setbacks I have listed in there, the fronts are 22'; rear/side yards are 30'; a distance of 15' between units and the unit areas are 2,000 square feet plus with garages that are about 20' x 20'. These units provide probably 25'--at least a 22' setback for the garages so that there's adequate room for a car parking in front of the garage with enough room to either walk behind it or in front of it, in most cases. 14. Slide #14 was shown. As slide 13 was changed to 14, Mr. Samac said the next photograph is also in Mayfield Heights; it's Landerhaven Court. This is the development that, as Bill had mentioned earlier (Bill Riter) but in any event, these units were built probably 12-15 years ago and they have very mature landscaping in them now. They are duplex units, most of them-well, they all have, you know, 2-car attached garages for each unit. The way they were built, the one garage generally faces the street; the other is aside entrance on each of the units. These units are pretty large in area. I'd marked