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Planning & Zoning Board <br />June 13, 2001 <br />Page 24 <br />Staff stated trash enclosures had not been identified on the site plan. The narrative states that all <br />trash dumpsters should be within the building footprints and that a trash compactor for Target <br />was within the loading dock area and was screened. <br />Staff indicated Target often used sidewalk space in front of the stores for cart storage. A full <br />screen wall should be provided if the intent was to store carts in the front of the store. No <br />outside storage was permitted without proper screening. <br />Staff stated Kohl's was proposed to be constructed of masonry materials that include <br />predominantly brick on the front with a stucco accent pattern at the entrances. The sides and rear <br />of the building transitions to block. As stated with the proposed Target elevation, the rear of the <br />building was very visible to the area to the north and more attention should be paid to the design <br />and materials used. <br />Staff indicated the applicant had indicated that decorative lighting was intended to be utilized in <br />the development. No details have been provided. Consideration should be given to utilize the <br />same fixtures throughout the Town Center areas. All lighting shall meet the lighting level <br />restriction which is 1.0 foot candle reading at a public stre a d 0.4 foot candle reading on <br />adjacent residential property. <br />Staff stated park dedication would be cash fees in lie didiand an - Quid be provided at the rate <br />in effect at the time of the final plat. <br />Staff stated a total sign package had been , ro <br />freestanding signs. The narrative and the <br />consistent. The signs were subject to a separat <br />the PDO staff would anticipate flexi in the <br />total package. No signage shoul a ed on <br />residential area. <br />posed 'ncludes wall signage as well as <br />itted for the pylon signs are not <br />d sign permit through the City. Under <br />lowable signage as long as it is submitted as a <br />e rear of any businesses facing the adjacent <br />Staff indicated the appli <br />proposes nine lots plus o <br />proposed user. Several of <br />easements regarding access, par <br />preliminary plat for the site. The plat as submitted <br />The lots are created to provide individual lots for each <br />do not have frontage on a public road so appropriate <br />and circulation will have to be provided. The minimum lot <br />size in the SC zoning district was 3 acres. Under the PDO this provision would be waived. <br />Staff stated based on the size of the proposed project, an Environmental Assessment Worksheet <br />(EAW) was mandatory. This process was designed to identify significant environmental effects <br />that may require a more detailed environmental impact statement. <br />Staff stated based upon Chapter 4410.3100 of the administrative rules governing environmental <br />review, a project may not be started and a final governmental decision may not be made to grant <br />a permit, approve a project or begin a project until a negative declaration on the need for an EIS <br />was made. While a draft EAW document has been submitted, the document had not been <br />processed through the City or Environmental Quality Board. There was a comment period <br />currently in effect that runs until July 11, 2001. Until the process was complete and the City had <br />determined that an EIS was not necessary the City should not take final action to approve the <br />project. <br />
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