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Home My WebLink About8.a. Meadows of Bloomfield Minor PUD Amendmentpurchased the development from CIVIC, two buildings of six units each had already been constructed. Centex modified the building somewhat and finished the development. The primary change in design corrected some problems with roof alignments, substituted face brick for cut stone and emphasized front porches. The general character of the unit was a Colonial style row -house with attached garage. The primary entrance to the interior units oriented towards sidewalks, and the garages were oriented towards garage courts. End units had front doors on the side elevation, giving the buildings a single - family appearance at those elevations. When Centex revised the units, the attached garages had living space over a portion of the attached garages and created a continuous porch for all of the "interior" units. Cottage Row Home The revision proposed by Centex offers two significant changes: 1. The overall depth of the units is reduced by about eight feet creating more flexibility. This is accomplished by extending living space over the entire garage. Overall width stays the same. 2. The front elevation of the units gives each unit an individual character. The off -sets of the front walls create more relief. Several of the units have full porches, others have covered entry ways. The contiguous front porch is gone, but a variety of combination windows, face brick and individual porches are provided in return. Minor PUD Amendment This request does not affect the number of buildings, housing mix, or location. Nor does it impact streets or parking or create the need for new setback variances. As such, it is a minor amendment, not requiring Planning Commission review or a public hearing by ordinance. Planning Commission review would be at Council discretion. Summary The change of townhouse style impacts 112 units in the Meadows of Bloomfield PUD. The new Cottage Row Home offers a slightly more compact dwelling unit, but each unit has enhanced individual character. The PUD Amendment requires that new exhibits reflecting the change be substituted in the PUD agreement to replace references to the old Georgetown units. Staff appreciates the modification along the front fagade, which provides a more individualized look to each of the units. However, the side elevations might be considered less attractive than the previous elevation because the previous plan turned the front facades along the sides. Rear elevations for both proposals tends to be similar due to the presence of the garages; there is little ornamentation or embellishment along the rear regardless of which plan would be implemented. CITY OF ROSEMOUNT DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION 2004 - A RESOLUTION APPROVING A MINOR AMENDMENT TO THE MEADOWS OF BLOOMFIELD PUD AND AUTHORIZE THE AMENDMENT TO THE MEADOWS OF BLOOMFIELD PUD AGREEMENT REPLACING EXHIBIT 12 WITH NEW EXHIBITS REFLECTING THE NEW COTTAGE ROW HOMES WHEREAS, the Community Development Department of the City of Rosemount received an application from Centex Homes for approval of a minor amendment to the Meadows of Bloomfield PUD and an amendment to the Meadows of Bloomfield PUD Agreement replacing Exhibit 12 with new exhibits reflecting the new Cottage Row Homes. WHEREAS, at the City Council meeting of February 3, 2004, the Council approved the Meadows of Bloomfield PUD Agreement. WHEREAS, this request does not affect the number of buildings, housing mix, or location. Nor does it impact streets or parking or create the need for new setback variances. As such, it is a minor amendment, not requiring Planning Commission review or a public hearing by ordinance; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the City Council of the City of Rosemount hereby approves the minor amendment to the Meadows of Bloomfield PUD and an amendment to the Meadows of Bloomfield PUD Agreement replacing Exhibit 12 with new exhibits reflecting the new Cottage Row Homes. ADOPTED this 6` day of April, 2004, by the City Council of the City of Rosemount. William H. Droste, Mayor ATTEST: Linda Jentink, City Clerk Motion by: Seconded by: Voted in favor: Voted against: Member absent: ,� \\\ � : := f �_,,,,.,.. .- •.,v,��li „��; ;'�;. ��_� a "" - 1 NOO -- J69.OJ 727..15 N00 °19 E t! D- 2671.8) _ •+ —\ -' _ r C*H171 e! � - �R z u i �,4'' a • Cl \ �� i C 9 .7)1 ' I g.° / �i _97P xg C7 Cl \ 4 Z 1'9C N Hee re O.LY •{, - �a {0 �. � { �. b ' � / %° ,`` T 4'� o /J7• M n y D ,^ v 2 .. 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MUM - -- Cpl„° o - -- N00 E 1672.81 S 7 O h `7 4 \ ' Uar it'. ,-MEN, w J CENTEX HOMES rh&C otaWeeRc w go~ arardea�r�to Bay window articulation l�is OZll�"Y ZYRGL J70FJdiid2yil�IL 1-)`orizomal offset pr'OVt:d2wpededt7'uzrl ' fYiP.rtdty j& —oc- Porch articulation �ara$e�- ar�locatew'atti�lxzc,�oft�horn� Brick masonry base lit! s jl MAR 19 2004 1 The Georgetown Collection This product line is designed to created a friendly neighborhood setting through traditional neighborhood design elements. Surrounding public lawns with two -story townhomes forms an intimate common green, pedestrian friendly sidewalks connect the common greens to the street and the townhomes. Garages are located at the back of the home, on sevice lanes. The exterior character of these designs is influenced by traditional Colonial styles. This character is achieved by using oversized front porches with architectural columns, and distinctive exterior detailing including appropriate use or brick accents, gable treatments, window grilles, window crossheads and shutters. The interior character of these designs is informal, open and value- driven, focusing on the lifestyle needs of upwardly mobile singles and couples. Plan elements include 2 -3 bedrooms 1 '/ 2'/ b th t Floor Plans Sizes: 1506 -1776 SF Key Customers Demographics Dominant age Group: 25-44' Household Size: 1 -2 Group: Upwardly Mobile Singles & Couples __. z - z a s, Brea room open to kitchen and dining areas, kitchens with snack bars, loft areas, convenient laundry areas, and optional fireplace and media niches. Each plan also features a variety of storage opportunities including oversized - garages, under stair storage, entry cost closets, pantries, linen closets and M13R walk -in closets. V r7 V EXTERIOR ELEMENTS: ELEVATION,- STYLE: Colonial ROOF STRUCTURE: Front to Back Roof: 5:12 pitch with 1' -0" overhang & 6" rake Side to Side Roof: 8:12 pitch with ) -0" overhang & 6" rake with eave returns ENTRY/PORCH: Covered Entry with 6' porch - Interior plans; Acorn Pediment crosshead with fluted pilasters - End plans Porch Columns: 16" Masonry veneer base, 8" column wrapped with fiber cement siding EXTERIOR MATERIALS: Siding: Wolverine Restoration Collection premium Double 4" Clapboard, low -gloss wood grain finish, vinyl. The Restoration Collection is approved by many preservation commissions. Masonry Veneer: Main level wainscot at front and side elevations, full height at garage side elevation; Brick or cultured stone - End plans WINDOWS: Type: Single hung vinyl Window Grilles: Colonial grille pattern all windows EXTERIOR TRIM: Corner Boards: Wide 3 'h" outside comer post, vinyl Window Trim: Wide 3 1/2" vinyl window and door surrounds reflect architectural tradition; Crown molding per front & side elevations, found on many historic homes Fascia: Wide 4" aluminum clad Frieze: Wide 5" lineal, vinyl Shutters: Paneled Shutters, vinyl Specialty trim: Decorative louvered vents in gables, vinyl per elevation CENTER HOMES NMI HHHII � iillilllllllllll , I!Ili Iml jut iml I