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Staff will initiate this action upon stie plan approval to vacate the easement. Costs incmved in the vacation of the easements will be charged to your site plan escrow account. Off Street Parking Spaces: City Code requires 1 parking space for each employee on the maximum working shift; thc revised site plan indicates an increase from 10 employees to 15 employees. Although the parking spaces are not scaled off, it appears there is sufficient space for 15 parking spaces in the employee parking area at the north end of Lot 3. Additionally, 7 visitor parking spaces arc provided on thc south end of Lot 2, one of which is designed for handicap use. There arc also 3 n-actor/trailer parking spaces provided on thc north side of thc new structure. L~t~g.]~: City Code requires loading facilities to be located at the rear of the structure. The proposed structure does not have loading docks, but there are 9 overhead doors proposed to be located on the north and south sides of the building. In the opinion of City Staff, the placement of overhead doors as proposed is reasonable because the north and south sides of the building do not face Basalt Street and there is not sufficient maneuvering area in the rear of the building. Desig~ of Off-S~'eet Parking. Driveway and Loading Areas: City Code requires that ail of these areas include curb and gutter and be surfaced with concrete or asphalt. The site plan proposes to meet all of code requirements, with the exception of the southernmost hard surface driveway area of Lot 2. It is assumed that the curbing was eliminated from this area so as not to hinder traffic flow between the new building and the aluminum processing facility on Lot 1. (Note: It has been stated that aluminum products derived fi-om the disassembly of engines and ~'ansmissions will be transported to the aluminum melting operation on LOt 1.) Utilities: The site is located within the Metropolitan Urban Service Area, however, City sewer and water are unavailable at this time. The facility is proposed to be served by an on-site sewage disposal system. The proposed holding tank location has been revised from LOt 3 to Lot 2. The holding tank will be a cement type which is appropriate for placement under the pavement on Lot 2. The revised site plan has also eliminated the alternate holding tank location on LOt 4. An alternate holding tank location must be shown. Landscaping/Screening: The previouslY proposed exterior storage area has been eliminated and consequently, the ten foot high wood/metal fence for screening purposes proposed along the east boundary of Lots 2 and 3 and the north boundary of LOt 3 has also been eliminated. The requirement for landscaping along the public street (Basalt Street) is proposed to consist of six (6) Marshall Ash trees along the east boundary of Lots 2 and 3. The proposed size of the trees to be planted is not indicated. City Code requires that this landscaped area be a minimum of 20 feet in depth as measured from