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ANALYSIS: <br />Overall Deveiopment: 261,877 sq. ft. or 6.01 Ac. <br />2. Area of Development: 92,233 sq. ft. or 2.12 Ac. <br />3, Zoning Classification: RS -3, Residential Single -Family up to 3 units/acre <br />4. Land Use Designation: L-2, Low Density Residential 2, up to 6 units/acre <br />5. Phasing: The first phase will contain a 9,000 sq. ft. building dedicated to an adult activity <br />and youth center and a gym. The second phase will be a 6,000 sq. ft. addition to the same <br />building and contain the same uses. <br />6. Building Floor Area: Existing: 6,144 sq. ft (Sanctuary, Residence, <br />Modular Building) <br />Proposed Phase I: 9,000 sq. ft <br />Proposed Phase 11• fi 000 sQ fl <br />Total: 21.144 sq. ft. (Overall Site) <br />7. Open Space: Required: 40% <br />Provided: 72.4% (overall site) <br />8. New Impervious Surface Area: 25,476 sq. ft. <br />9. Off -Street Parking: Required: 54 spaces <br />Existing: 62 spaces (paved) <br />Proposed: 4" spaces (stabilized) <br />Total 105 spaces <br />]Vote: Pursuant to section 954.08(4), stabilized parking is allowed for infrequent uses <br />like places of worship. <br />10. Stormwater Management: The stormwater management plan has been reviewed and <br />approved by the Public works Department. The proposed stormwater system will consist of <br />a dry retention system that is to be located north of the proposed building. The stormwater <br />system will outfall to a swale along Roseland Road. Prior to site plan release, the applicant <br />must obtain a Type "A" permit stormwater permit. <br />11. Utilities: The site is currently served by a well and septic tank system, and will connect to <br />county water and sewer services. These connections have been approved by the Department <br />of Health and the Department of Utility Services. <br />12, Landscape Plan: The <br />landscape plan <br />meets the <br />criteria of chapter 926 and includes a new <br />Type "C" buffer along <br />the east, south <br />and north <br />property lines. <br />13. Traffic Circulation: The proposed parking lot expansion will tie into the existing church <br />parking lot, which accesses Roseland Road via an existing two-way driveway. The internal <br />circulation plan has been approved by the Traffic engineering Division. It is estimated that <br />the proposed project will result in only a small traffic increase. Therefore, no off-site traffic <br />improvements are required, and none are proposed. <br />July 24, 2001 <br />23 <br />j 2 <br />