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Boa 94 1 tL 776 9. Parking for Private School: Required: 7 spaces (paved) Provided: -10 spaces (paved) Note: The school will share with the church the parking spaces provided with Phase I construction of the church. The traffic engineer has approved the shared parking proposal. Since the school is used on a regular basis, the seven spaces must be paved. 10. Traffic Circulation: Presently, a dirt driveway connecting to 71st Street (paved) serves the converted single family residential structure. The applicant is proposing 2 two-way driveways; one at the east end and the other at the west end of the property. The public works director has approved the 2 proposed driveway connections to 71st Street. The driveways will form a two-way loop system through the proposed parking lot. All of the driving aisles,- 6 standard spaces and 4 handicap spaces, will be paved. These paved spaces will satisfy the county's parking requirements for the school. The remainder of the parking spaces in Phases I and II will be stabilized grass, as app"roved by the Planning and Zoning Commission for the church site plan. 11. Stormwater Management: The stormwater management plan has been approved by the Public Works Department and a Type "A" permit must be obtained by the appiicant. 12. Landscaping Plan: The landscape plan meets all Chapter 926 requirements, but does not meet a certain buffer requirement, as described below. The specific land use criteria for schools and places of worship require that a Type "C" buffer be provided along the east, south, and west boundaries of the site, which is where the site abuts residentially designated property. The submitted site plan shows the required Type "C" buffer along only the east site boundary. The applicant is requesting a waiver of the buffer requirement along the site's south and west boundaries, where the site borders the cemetery owned by the Winter Beach Cemetery Association. It is the applicant's position that a cemetery does not need to be buffered from a private school or a place of worship. The current LDRs, however, do not allow such a waiver and do not exclude buffer requirements where adjacent cemeteries are involved. In staff's opinion, the basis of the applicant's request has some merit, and staff is drafting an LDR amendment which would not require a buffer between cemeteries and places of worship or schools. It is staff's position, however, that the buffet must be required under the present LDRs, and that, in the event of an LDR change favorable to the applicant, the site plan can be modified at a later date. Therefore, a condition needs to be attached to any site plan approval stating that, prior to site plan release, the site plan be revised to show the currently required buffer and that approved plans and buffer improvements may be modified in the future if the buffer requirements are changed. 13. Utilities: The project will be serviced by an on site well and septic tank system. These utility provisions have been APRIL 49 1995 28