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OCT. 2 2199..1Boos H,r. :'ti Note: Although no new impervious area is proposed, required paving would result in an Increase in impervious surface area. The existing impervious area includes the existing house, garage, and stabilized driveway. 6. ' Open Space Required: 60% Provided: 82% *7. Traffic Circulation: The applicant has proposed to use a one- way loop driveway (unpaved, marl) to access the project, with parking (unpaved, marl) off of the loop driveway. *8. Off -Street Parking Required: 12 spaces (paved) Provided: 12 spaces (marl) Section 954.10 of the parking chapter requires that all off- street parking areas'�shall be paved with either asphalt or concrete, or with other surface types approved by the County engineer. The County Engineer has indicated that the applicant needs to pave the parking lot and driveway in accordance with chapter 954.10. According to the County Engineer, hard surfaces must be used due to the frequency and volume of traffic; the planning staff concurs. Since a child care facility is not an infrequent use and marl is not an approvable parking lot surface for child care facilities, no alternative parking lot treatments are allowed pursuant to Chapter 954... *9. Stormwater Management: The stormwater management plan has not _been approved by the Public Works Department. The paving requirements will require the submission of a major site plan application (over -5,000 sq. ft. of new impervious surfaces) in accordance with section 914.14(15)(1) and requirements of chapter 930 (Stormwater Management and Flood Water Protection Ordinance). No applicable stormwater management plan or calculations have been submitted by the applicant.' 10. Landscape Plan: The landscape plan meets the tree requirements of Chapter 926. The requirement to screen parking spaces from CR 510 is satisfied by screening provided in the form of existing vegetation and the garage. 11. Utilities: The project, as proposed, would utilize a well and septic system. These utility provisions have been approved by the State Health Department, and they satisfy the Comprehensive P1`an Connection Matrix regulations. The applicant has agreed to execute, but has not.yet executed, a utilities connection agreement with Utilities Services. There would be no additional requirements with a major site plan submittal. - *12. Dedication and Improvements: None are applicable with a minor site plan application; however, there will be a sidewalk required along C.R. 510 in conjunction with a major site plan application. *13. Concurrency: A concurrency certificate has not been issued, because the developer has not executed a utilities connection agreement or paid applicable traffic impact fees. 14. The following are the specific land use criteria for a child care facility: a. The site sliall be located on a paved road with sufficient width to accommodate pedestrian and vehicular traffic generated by the use. The 3 34