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ISSUES ANALYSIS Submission Requirements. A proposal for a PUD amendment is processed in the same fashion as a new application. Final stage approval requires that a detailed site plan be submitted which shows all proposed improvements to the property, including landscaping, parking and site drainage. The applicant has submitted the concept plan prepared by Northwest Associated Consultants, with a number of annotations, however, has not submitted a detailed site plan. The applicant has indicated that such a plan is being prepared but has not yet been submitted. The City must make a detecuiination as to whether or not the submitted plan is sufficient for review and approval. This is a policy matter for City officials. Building Expansion. The applicant is proposing a 2,400 square feet addition for a machine shop area and auto repair. The addition is proposed for the rear of the existing building. The proposed use is consistent with existing uses and does not pose any compatibility concerns for the area. Furthermore, the building addition does not affect any of the existing building setbacks. Parking /Site Circulation. The plan submitted proposes a total of 39 parking spaces on site. This total is sufficient to handle demand, including the proposed building addition. Access to the parking area is proposed in four locations. Two one - way accesses are proposed leading from Woodlynn Avenue into the site. Two additional accesses from Sandberg Road are also proposed. This arrangement provides adequate site access to the building, parking and outdoor storage areas. Easements. The R & S building addition would encroach onto the NSP power easement which splits the site east to west. The easterly building already encroaches on this easement. The applicant should be required to submit written documentation from NSP that the encroachment is acceptable to NSP. Outdoor Storage. The applicant has identified an outdoor storage area in the rear of the property. In compliance with City requirements, the site plan proposes fencing around the perimeter of the storage area as screening. Information should be provided regarding the type and height of fencing to ensure appropriate screening is provided in compliance with City ordinances. Landscaping. The site plan identifies landscaped areas in the front yard of the property as well as adjacent to the storage area, however, no info.cuiation is provided as to the type and extent of landscaping which will be provided. A landscape plan should be 3 Page 25