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Review Letter: City. Wide Door Company July 2§, 2000 Page;. '> of 3 and has not received the necessary permits from the City, for temporary use. The temporary modular structure will need to be removed from the property. Utilities: This site is currently served by on-site sanitary facilities. Project 00-2'7 is nearing completion to bring sanitary, services to this property. The Special Assessment 'hearing for his project is anticipated in August of 2000. Setbacks: The proposed structure meets or exceeds the minimum 35-foot front yard, 35-foot rear yard, and 20-foot side yard building setbacks established in the Highway Business District. Landscaping: The site plan proposes to plant eleven (I 1) trees along the State Highway #10 frontage. Two (2) additional trees will need to be added to meet the mlnimm average of one (1) tree per 35 feet. The site plan indicates that landscaping along the proposed showroom fi'ontage w/II match the plantings along the existing showroom. However, the existing showroom frontage does not contain any plantings. No additional landscaping has been proposed along the north or east property line, only along the State H/ghway ii0 frontage. At a minimum the site plan should be revised to include trees and shrubs along the east lot line as well as some foundation plantings. Screening: The subject parcel does not need to provide screening as it is surrounded by properties zoned Highway Business. A six (6) foot chain link fence is be/ag proposed along the westerly and easterly side yard and the northerly rear yard. Waste Storage: An outdoor waste storage area screened by a six (6) foot chain link fence already e,-dsts on the site. Off-Street Parking and Driveways - Design: The site plan submit-ted suggests that areas immediately surrounding the new warehouse addition will be paved. However, the plan should be revised to clarify, the extent of the existing and proposed paving and concrete curb and gutter. It should be noted that B-6/12 concrete curb and gutter around the per/meter of all pavement is required. Off-Street Parking - Spaces Required: City Wide Door is proposing to have a total of thirty- nine (39) customer and employee parking spaces. City staff finds that this meets City Code requirements. Architectural Standards: The proposed addition Mil be architecturally integrated into the ex/sting building. The height of the existing building is l g-feet and the proposed addition will be 19-feet in height, tlds complies with the 35-foot height limit. Exterior wails are proposed to consist of a beige rock_face concrete block and facebrick to match the existing building. -228- i I I I I I I, I I 1 I I I I I I