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<br />Crest View Senior Communities: Site Plan Review <br />March 30,2007, revised May 15,2007 <br />Page 3 of5 <br /> <br />Waste Storage: It appears from the submitted plans that waste storage for the facility will be <br />handled interior to the building at various locations. <br /> <br />Loading Docks: It appears that the only loading dock on the site will be on the south end of the <br />CommonS area near its connection to the Assisted Living&.1emory Care wing. . <br /> <br />Off-Street Parking - Spaces Required: The Town Center zoning district generally requires 2 <br />parking spaces per residential unit, but does not call out a specific standard for senior housing. <br />The proposed building is also a quasi residential/institutional use, and staff does not feel a <br />straight calculation of 2 spaces per unit is appropriate for the site. <br /> <br />We understand that based on Crest View's experience with its other senior facility, the residents, <br />of the assisted living/memory care units are expected to have few if any cars on the site. This <br />leaves the 103 independent units. An industry standard for parking needs for tills type of unit is <br />between 2/3 and 1 space per unit. The independent units will have priority in using the garage, <br />which contains 84 parking spaces. <br /> <br />The site also has 2 surface parking lots. One lot will be off of Civic Center Drive and will <br />contain 26 spaces; this lot will be primarily for staff parking. You have indicated that expected <br />staffing levels in the facility vvill be 50 FTE, with approximately 20 staff present at one time. <br />This parking area seems sufficient for staffpurposes. <br /> <br />The second surface parking lot is off of Rhinestone Street and will primarily serve visitors to the <br />facility, with35 parking spaces. This parking area also appears to be sufficient. There will also <br />be approximately 40 spaces along Sunwood Drive and Rhinestone Street. ' <br /> <br />Signs: Please note that all signs for the proposed building must be approved through a separate <br />sign permit process. <br /> <br />Lighting: City standards require that the luminaire (light source) must not be visible from <br />beyond the property line. The applicant should submit shop drawings of the lighting fixtures for <br />review and approval by the City Engineer. Any lighting used to illuminate an off-street parking <br />area, sign, or structure shall be arranged to deflect away from Sunwood Drive. <br /> <br />Landscaping Plan: Overall, the landscaping plan, dated March 5,2007, is generally acceptable. <br />The plan provides a diverse group of species and exceeds the canopy cover square footage <br />requirements. The following comments are offered regarding the landscaping plan and details: <br />. The planting schedule must be amended to include the Ponderosa Pines that will be <br />installed at the south end of the site. <br />. All shrub species are acceptable, but, minimum required size of shrubs is twenty-four <br />inches in height for deciduous species and twenty-four inches in height or width, <br />whichever is more applicable per growth characteristics, for coniferous shrub 'species. <br />Minimum shrub size must be included in the plant schedule. <br />. The Wild Black Cherry near the intersection of Civic Center Dr and Rhinestone St should <br />be shifted to the north slightly to ensure that it is outside of the vision clearance triangle. <br /> <br />-119- <br />