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Landscaping: Based on the square footage of the. proposed building and the number of <br />parking stalls, a minimum of fifty-seven (57) trees and 168 shrubs must be installed. The <br />landscaping plan, dated September 27, 2007, includes fifty-eight (58) trees and 200 shrubs. <br />All species are acceptable and meet the minimum size requirements (the blue chip juniper is <br />shown as a 5 gallon container, at installation, these need to be at least 2 feet in width)..The <br />following comments are offered on the landscaping plan:. <br />• .Planting details/specifications must be provided. <br />• Planting depth shall be such that the root flare is at fmished grade. <br />• Only prune out dead, broken, and/or crossing limbs at the time of installation. <br />• The two sugar maples in the planting islands south of the building should be <br />substituted with a species more adaptable to harsh conditions.. Possibilities <br />include Northern catalpa, Ohio buckeye, and Honeylocust. <br />• Additional trees (or relocating some of the proposed trees) are needed adjacent to <br />the parking areas. .An ideal location would be near the southern most row of <br />parking stalls that.run parallel to Azurite St. <br />• Planting area for parking lot trees must be at least 162 square feet in size. Please <br />verify planting area-size of the island at the northwest comer of the building. <br />• T'he planting area for .parking lot trees shall also include sod, mulch or other <br />natural ground cover (landscaping, rock in these islands are not permitted; while <br />not preferred, landscaping rock is acceptable for the foundation plantings) and <br />' . must include underground irrigation. <br />• All unimproved areas of the site must be sodded. Any alternative to sod will <br />require City Council's approval. <br />• Care should be taken to ensure consistency between the proposed landscaping and <br />utility/easement corridors. <br />.Finally, Staff understands that the landscaping design may be revised to enhance the area <br />around the drainage pond. If so, the revamped plan will need. to be submitted for Staff <br />review. If not, a revised plan addressing the aforementioned comments must be submitted. <br />Tree Preservation: This site is devoid of-any significant tree cover and therefore, no tree <br />preservation plan is necessary. <br />Waste Storage: The proposed building conforms to City .Code requirements to provide an <br />enclosed trash receptacle, which is indicated on the east side of the building. <br />Loading Areas/Docks: City Code requires one loading dock for up to 10,000 square feet; ~ . <br />and one additional dock for every 40,000 additional square feet. The building proposes three - . <br />loading docks, and conforms to City Code. <br />Architectural Standards: Within. the E-1 Employment District, exterior wall finishes on <br />buildings must consist of brick, stucco, glass, wood, stone, or pre-cast panels whose surfaces <br />have decorative material or texture. The proposed structure provides a variety of materials, <br />including textured pre-cast panels and rock and smooth. face block. The front of the building <br />facing Azurite .Street integrates a variety of colors, materials, and textures to produce a <br />design that is similar to other buildings in the area. Color renderings of building elevations <br />would greatly supplement the presentation to the Planning Commission and City Council. <br />Ground and wall signs require separate permits. <br />-248- <br />
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