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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I CASE REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF PROPOSED SITE IMPROVEMENTS; CASE OF DUKE GROSSLEIN,G-B PROPERTIES By: Zoning Administrator Sylvia Frolik Background: Duke Grosslein owns the building at 6228 Hwy. #10 N.W. The building was most recently leased to Lano Equipment and as you may have noticed, Lano relocated to a site further east on Hwy. #I0. The Crrosslein's are proposing to make some site improvements to the rental property before leasing it again. In accordance with City Code, they have submitted their pavement plans to the City for review. Notification: A public hearing is not required for the improvement project proposed. Observations: City Code requires 20 feet of green space adjacent to all public roads. When necessary, the City has allowed road right-of-way to be used to meet the 20 foot green space requirement. City Code also requires that the perimeter of paved areas be firdshed with B-612 continuous concrete curbing. At the point of installation of new pavement or overlaying of existing pavement, it is an appropriate time for properties to come into compliance with the green space and curbing requirements. The Grosslein's are proposing to pave the rear lot and overlay the front lot at 6228 HWY. #10 N.W. Their proposal does not include any curbing. The existing fence around the rear lot is in disrepair and the Grosslein's are proposing to replace the chain link fence and insert vinyl privacy slats for screening purposes. They are also proposing to replace the landscape rock in the boulevard areas parallel with Tungsten and Riverdale streets. This rock area is proposed to accept runoff. For your information, the site location map and site plan is enclosed. The City Engineer has reviewed the proposal from a drainage aspect and submits the following comments. The paving of the existing Class V area and the overlay of the existing bituminous pavement will not significantly alter existing drainage problems and volumes. Drainage from the area north of the building should be directed toward the Highway #10 ditchline. Erosion control measures at the locations of discharge from the curbline need to be provided for review and approval. The drainage for the east and south sides of the site should be directed through curb and gutter sections to Tungsten and Riverdale respectively.