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required (5 required, 29 provided) and 2'/s times the required number of shrubs (40 required, 106 provided). The Planning and Zoning Commission has. approved use of landscaping, in lieu of a masonry wall, to provide the required 6' opaque feature on this site. 14. Environmental Issues: The 4.76 acre site is not subject to the native upland set-aside requirement since it is under 5 acres. There is a small isolated wetland on the site that will be filled as part of construction. The applicant will need to obtain a county wetland resource permit as well as all jurisdictional agency permits necessary to fill the wetland. These permits will need to be obtained prior to site plan release. 15. Dedications and Improvements: Public Works research has revealed the possible presence of a Murphy Act Easement for road right-of-way on the site. The applicant has researched the Murphy Act Easement and provided staff with documentation that shows the limits of the Murphy Act Easement are within the existing SR 60 right-of-way and do not affect the project. 16. SR 60 Corridor Plan Criteria: Since the site is located within the SR 60 corridor plan area, the corridor plan criteria apply. The plan meets the SR 60 corridor plan criteria as described below: a. SR 60 Roadway Landscaping: The project site fronts SR 60 only; there are no other roadways bordering the site. With 165' of frontage on SR 60 and a 30' wide access drive width along SR 60, the overall SR 60 plantable frontage is 1351. The applicant is proposing a 42' deep planting strip along SR 60. All other elements of the landscape plan meet the SR 60 corridor plan criteria. b. Architectural: The two main buildings that will be visible from SR 60 will be the office and the manager's residence. The office will have a metal standing seam gable roof with a 7:12 pitch, while the manager's residence will have a metal standing seam hip roof with a 7:12 pitch. The mini storage building will have a low slope roof concealed by a parapet with cornice molding features. C. Foundation Plantings: All proposed buildings have foundation plantings. Foundation plantings for the mini storage buildings will be placed on the project perimeter (behind the buildings), while the office and manager's residence will have foundation plantings in front of the buildings. The foundation plantings meet the SR 60 corridor plan criteria. 17. Preliminary PD Plat: The applicant has submitted a preliminary PD plat, which essentially constitutes a boundary plat. The proposed PD plat meets all applicable regulations. 18. Signs: The freestanding sign for this project will be a landscaped monument style sign. A complete sign package is required to be submitted with the building permit submittal. Staff will review the sign package for compliance with the SR 60 corridor plan. 19. Lighting Plan: The lighting plan submitted by the applicant generally consists of black pole lights with shoe box fixtures. The lighting plan is consistent with the SR 60 corridor plan. 20. Concurrency: The applicant has satisfied the concurrency requirements for preliminary PD plan approval. June 9, 1998 45 BOOK 106 PAGE 53