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• • Majestic Pines Report Page 7 Setbacks The church structure meets or exceeds the setbacks for the R -X District and the Shoreland regulations as shown below: R -X regulations required setback proposed setback Front Yard 40' 100' Side Yard 50' 115' Rear Yard 30' 900 +' Shoreland Regulations This property is located within the Shoreland overlay of Lake Amelia. This is a Natural Environment Lake and is subject to the following regulations: Setbacks from the Ordinary High Water (OHW): Lighting Parking lot lighting locations are identified on the lighting plan. The plan proposes a mix of fixture types to minimize the light leaving the site. The lighting plan meets the ordinance. The fixtures should all include recessed lenses to limit the glare that can occur. We recommend that the lights only be used when there are activities in the facility and that they be turned off at all other times. Landscaping A landscaping plan has been submitted which provides a variety of plantings throughout the parking lot and perimeter of the site. Vertical plantings were added next to the building to help soften the size of the structure. The landscaping plan is subject to the approval of the Environmental Specialist. Screening/trash No detail is provided on rooftop equipment because the unit type has not been selected. Either the parapet of the building or a metal screening material to match the building shall screen all rooftop equipment. There is a trash enclosure shown in the north parking area and it is to be constructed of materials to match the building. Required Proposed Structure 150' 360'+ Septic system 150' 200' Parking 150' 185' minimum Building Height 36' 27' Lighting Parking lot lighting locations are identified on the lighting plan. The plan proposes a mix of fixture types to minimize the light leaving the site. The lighting plan meets the ordinance. The fixtures should all include recessed lenses to limit the glare that can occur. We recommend that the lights only be used when there are activities in the facility and that they be turned off at all other times. Landscaping A landscaping plan has been submitted which provides a variety of plantings throughout the parking lot and perimeter of the site. Vertical plantings were added next to the building to help soften the size of the structure. The landscaping plan is subject to the approval of the Environmental Specialist. Screening/trash No detail is provided on rooftop equipment because the unit type has not been selected. Either the parapet of the building or a metal screening material to match the building shall screen all rooftop equipment. There is a trash enclosure shown in the north parking area and it is to be constructed of materials to match the building.