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Little Canada Planning Commission, Mayor and City Council 2 August 1982 Also in terms of semi- trucks, the loading areas appear to be quite small, particularly the one at the southeast corner of the building. It appears that if one of the loading spaces were occupied, a second truck could only back in from the street, which is specifically prohibited by the Ordinance. It is therefore recommended that the City Engineer review and comment as to the acceptability of the loading space provided. If necessary, the loading area should be increased in size to eliminate the need for maneuvering trucks from the street. 2. Subdivision. As you may recall, the City previously approved a subdivision for the property in question in which four lots were requested (see our staff report, Yorkton Industrial Park - Tracts E, F, G and H, dated 25 March 1981). Prior to having that division recorded, the developer (Larry Lee) decided to combine two of those lots for sale to Metaltronics. While this is not considered a problem in itself, the new subdivision should be recorded with the Country prior to issuance of a building permit by the City. When the previous subdivision was approved, it was recommended that the small triangle of land south of Buck Blacktop should be legally combined with the Buck property so as not to leave a landlocked parcel of land. While Mr. Lee has informed us that the property has been conveyed, it should be demonstrated that the triangle has been legally combined with the Buck property. 3. Yorkton Industrial Boulevard. As previously recommended, the street should be finished and terminated in a cul -de -sac. Since the street will ultimately be extended, a temporary cul -de -sac could be acceptable. 4. Landscaping. The south end of the property is the dividing line between the I -1 and R -1 zoning districts. As mentioned in our 25 March 1981 staff report, landscaping should be provided between the districts. It was our understanding that this was to occur prior to further development. 5. Site Gradin .a. A steep bank currently exists near the western edge of the site. Mr. Lee has informed us that this will be graded so as to blend the site with the property south of Buck Blacktop. The City Engineer should review and comment as to proposed site grading as well as drainage. 1.. 3