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Note: The stabilized parking area is existing. The existing trailer on site will need to be replaced by a structure (e.g. modular building) which meets the building code. 7. Open Space: Required: 80% Provided: 97.3% Note: Open space consists of all areas outside of building, parking, and driveway areas. 8. Traffic Circulation: The site is accessed from CR 507 (Babcock) by 122nd Street. which is _ an existing east -west unpaved road also known as Ditch #1. The site is located _ approximately 2,040' east of CR 507 and north of 122nd Street. There is an existing stabilized dnveway connection to 122nd Street That driveway provides access to the proposed on-site parking area. The county Traffic Engineering Division has approved the access and the internal circulation plan. 9. Off -Street Parking: Required: 6 spaces (unpaved) Provided: 25 spaces (unpaved) Note: The LDRs allow low traffic generating uses located outside the Urban Service Area to have unpaved driveways and parking spaces. Based upon the project s rural location and anticipated low trip generation stabilized (rather than paved) driveways and parking spaces are allowed as proposed. Staff has no objection to the proposed unpaved parking. 10. Stormwater Management: The proposed stormwater management plan has been approved by the Public Works Department, and consists of a shallow swale adjacent to the parking area. The applicant will need to obtain a Type "B" permit prior to site plan release. 11. Landscape Plan: The landscape plan, which proposes extensive preservation of native vegetation, meets the criteria of Chapter 926. The applicant is proposing to preserve existing vegetation to buffer all proposed parking. building, and shooting areas, and to meet the county's landscape ordinance criteria No irrigation is required or proposed. 12. Utilities: The site will be served by an on-site well and septic tank. These facilities are necessary to serve the building. The utility provisions have been approved by the Environmental Health Department and the Department of Utility Services. 13. Dedication and Improvements: There is a Murphy Act easement which extends 100' into the site and encompasses some existing and proposed improvements. Since some of the improvements are encompassed by the Murphy Act easement. the applicant will, prior to site plan release, need to have the portion of the easement affecting the site released. _ 14. Concurrency: The applicant has signed a concurrency acknowledgment form which is sufficient for site plan approval. NOVEMBER 14, 2000 -67- BK 1 16 PG 079