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Supplement to Application Form <br />January 29, 2009 <br />Page 2 of 2 <br />Directional Signs: <br />o We are proposing an increase from four (4) square feet for signage to six (6) square feet, to allow <br />adequate sized copy and information to be conveyed. <br />o Two (2) new directional signs are being proposed, one at the Employee Entrance and the other at the <br />Service Entrance. <br />Employee Entrance Sign: <br />This sign is intended to direct employees into the site along the west entrance and discourage visitors <br />from entering at this location. <br />o Sign location to conform to the Signage Setback but occur within the Drainage and Utility <br />Easement to allow adequate visibility on approach. <br />Service Entrance Sign: <br />This sign is intended to identify where building deliveries occur. The loading dock is not clearly visible <br />from CR B2 due to the topography, building orientation, and woodland. Clearly marking this entrance is <br />important to ensure delivery vehicles find the intended site entrance and avoid dangerous u-turns, <br />congestion, and large vehicles entering the other site entrances. <br />o Good sightlines on approach are required. Locating the sign as close as possible to road helps <br />increase it's visibility - preferably on the east side of the entrance drive. <br />o Drainage and Utility easements cover the majority of the area, requiring sign placement on <br />easement. <br />o Grades and natural features will be significantly impacted is signage is located behind setback <br />and would disrupt the continuity of the boulevard appearance along CR 62. <br />