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BOOK 10 6 PAGE Note: Through the PD process, the applicant is requesting a waiver to the 40% building coverage criterion in exchange for providing more than the required 25% open space and increased setbacks. 6. Impervious Area: Proposed: 140,804 sq. ft. 7. Open Space: Required in CG: 25% Proposed in PD: 30% Note: The minimum open space required through the PD rezoning process will be 30%. 8. Parking: Required: 9 spaces Provided: 9 spaces Note: Parking is provided based upon new county parking standards for mini storage uses. 9. Setbacks: Front: Required by PD: 90' Provided: 100' Rear: Required by PD: 200' Provided: 210' Sides: Required by PD: 11' Provided: 11' Note: These setback requirements are proposed to be established for the subject site through the proposed PD district rezoning. 10. Traffic Circulation: The project will have a single right-inhight-out driveway to SR 60. The driveway will provide access to parking areas and mini storage units for loading and unloading. The driving aisle along the front of the office and residence will be stubbed out to the east and west property lines to provide for future interconnections with adjacent commercial uses. The internal circulation plan, which includes a 28' two-way driving aisle to serve most of the storage units, has been reviewed and approved by the traffic engineering division. Based on the low trip rate, no off site traffic improvements are required, and none are proposed. 11. Stormwater Management: The project's stormwater management plan has been approved by the public works department, and the developer will be required to obtain a Type "A" permit prior to site plan release. There is a single stormwater pond proposed at the south end of the site which provides additional setbacks and buffering for the residential uses to the south. Since the pond is over 2' deep, the stormwater management ordinance requires the pond to be fenced or otherwise secured by a barrier. The applicant has proposed use of a vinyl clad chain link fence, in accordance with the SR 60 corridor plan. 12. Utilities: The project will be connected to county water and sewer. This meets both concurrency requirements and utility connection matrix requirements. These utility provisions have been approved by the county's Department of Utility Services and the State Health Department. 13. Landscape Plan and Buffers: The landscape plan generally complies with Chapter 926 and the SR 60 corridor plan. This plan depicts a Type "B" buffer with a 6' opaque feature along the south property line adjacent to the mobile home park. The applicant proposes to use vegetation rather than a masonry wall to satisfy the 6' opaque feature requirement. In order to achieve this buffer, the applicant is proposing to use over 5 times the understory trees June 9, 1998