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Box 93 PACE 311 4. Total Area of the Site: 44,441 sq. ft. or 1.02 acres 5. Building Area: 3,060 sq. ft. The proposed child care facility operation will utilize a designated portion of the existing residence. State HRS licensing standards will dictate the required amount of square footage necessary to accommodate the licensed capacity of the facility. Under the proposed site plan, however, the facility may not serve more than 15 children. 6. Total Impervious Surface: Existing: 7,128 sq. ft. Proposed: 11340 sq. ft. Total at Build -out: 81468 sq. ft. 7. Open Space: Required: 17,776 sq. ft. or 40% Proposed: 35,975 sq. ft. or 808 8. Traffic Circulation: The existing access to the site is a single 27' wide driveway. Pursuant to the specific land use criteria of section 971.28 for child care facilities, the on- site traffic circulation pattern shall be designed to accommodate pick-up and drop-off of children, and shall be designed so that patrons need not perform backing maneuvers to exit or enter the site. As required through the site plan review and approval process, the applicant has revised the site plan to provide for pick-up and drop-off maneuvers. The County Traffic Engineer has reviewed and approved the revised site .plan, and has no objection to special exception use approval. 9. Off -Street Parking: Required: 5 spaces -Proposed: 5 spaces •Stormwater Management: The stormwater management plan has been ,gproved by: thea=: Fiti,3G 3ldrke =Department . _ Utilities. The site- .is cur*antis provided, with .count r } ' y-- P y ' �. wastewater service. County potable water services are not available to the site at this time, and Utility Services and Environmental Health (HRS) have no objection to the use of an on-site well. To ensure future connection to potable water service, the applicant has executed a developer's agreement with the County Utility Services Department. 12. Indian River County Health & Rehabilitative Services (HRS): The Environmental Health Services Unit has conducted a review of the proposed child care facility, and has no objection to special exception use approval. 13. State Health and Rehabilitative Services (HRS): State licensing standards regulate the number of children and employees for the proposed child care facility. To ensure that the licensed capacity of the facility is consistent with the special exception use request for a'.15 -child facility, the applicant, prior to Issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy (C.O.) for the facility, shall provide staff with proof.that the appropriate State HRS license has been applied for, and that the license applied for is compatible with the site plan ,proposal._. _ September 20, 1994 20