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Little Canada Planning Commission 1 May 1978 Page Two 1. Setbacks: The site plan indicates that the front, rear, and side yard setback requirements have been met. In addition, height and floor area requirements are also in compliance with the zoning ordinance. 2. Section 911.050 (e) of the Zoning Ordinance states, "The application for a building permit in either the B -1 or B -2 District shall be accompanied by a complete plot plan showing the proposed building or buildings and also the proposed use of the balance of the property ". The proposed site plan shows the racquetball club as utilizing only a part of the parcel that it's located on. The applicant should indicate the use of the remainder of the parcel. 3. Parking: The applicant has indicated that 37 parking spaces are to be provided to serve the proposed use. This appears to be seriously deficient. The parking requirement based on square footage is one space for every 150 square feet of floor area. In this case, 84 spaces would be required. Allowing for maximum parking demand, there could potentially be 32 people on the courts and possibly another 32 people waiting to play or in the locker rooms. In the event of tour- naments, parking demand could increase further due to spectators. Lastly, there should be additional parking for employees. While there is parking space for the Shopping Center just north of the site, it should be emphasized that each use should provide enough parking to support itself without relying on the parking provided for another site. RECOMMENDATION While the proposed site plan appears to comply with most of the requirements of the Zoning Ordinance, the amount of parking shown on the site plan is seriously deficient. In making light advise Planning any kind of recomme dationuntil the parking ssue has obeen ssatisfactorilyom of this situation, we would resolved. BN /sd (758.09) cc: Joe Chlebeck Clayton Parks Larry Squires 03