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4.- Building Area: 19,442 sq. ft. _ <br />Note: -There will be six individual buildings ranging in size <br />from 765 sq. ft. to 71230 sq. ft. <br />5. Total Impervious Area: 37,970 sq. ft. <br />Note: This includes 3,206 sq. ft. of off-site paving, to <br />construct an access drive to the site. <br />6. Open Space: Required: 25% <br />Provided: 29% <br />7. Traffic Circulation: The site will use the driveway that <br />currently serves, Keith's Oil Can and will be accessed through <br />the Oil Can site. The Oil Can's access drive bisects its east <br />property line, splitting the existing driveway down the <br />centerline. The existing driveway is located within an <br />existing cross -access easement. To extend the driveway back <br />to the subject site, the applicant will need to obtain an <br />access easement from the adjacent property to extend the <br />driveway along its present alignment. The access easement <br />will need to cover the portion of the new driveway to be <br />located on the adjacent property. A recorded copy of this <br />access easement will need to be forwarded to planning staff <br />prior to site plan release. <br />The traffic engineering division has reviewed and approved the <br />internal circulation plan, which includes reducing the driving <br />aisle from 30' for two-way traffic to 20' for one-way traffic. <br />The driving aisle reduction meets the required technical <br />criteria, since a one-way driving aisle is required to be 12' <br />in width. A 10' reduction for one-way operation is warranted. <br />8. Off -Street Parking: The applicant has conducted a no -similar <br />use parking study that indicated 8 parking spaces are <br />necessary to meet the parking demand for this project. The <br />Public Works Director has reviewed and approved this study; by <br />approving the site plan, the Planning and Zoning Commission <br />approved the parking study. The applicant's plan accommodates <br />8 parking spaces. <br />9. Stormwater Management: The Stormwater Management plan has <br />been approved by the Public Works Department, and a Type "A" <br />permit will be issued. <br />10. Landscape Plan: The landscape plan is in conformance with <br />Chapter 929, and includes a Type "B" buffer along the north <br />and west sides of the site. <br />il. Utilities: There will be no water or sewer service to these <br />buildings. (Note: the applicable specific land use criteria <br />prohibits utilities connections.) The buildings will be <br />supplied with electricity for exterior lighting only. This <br />lighting will be mounted on the buildings, with the lights <br />located. below the roof line- to use the buildings along the <br />rear of the property for shielding. <br />12. Dedication and Improvements: None are applicable to this <br />project. <br />13. Concurrency: The applicant has obtained an initial <br />concurrency certificate for this project. Therefore, all <br />applicable concurrency requirements are satisfied. <br />33 <br />ASK 2 7 1993 <br />BOOK 89 PAGF..384. <br />
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