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Loading. The proposed site design does not allow sufficient consideration for the <br />provision of loading areas for several of the individual structures, such as the drug store, <br />restaurant use in the southwest comer of the site, two 12,000 square foot retail structures <br />south of the Apollo Drive extension, 6,000 square foot structure north of Apollo Drive and <br />7,000 square foot structure south of Apollo Drive. The recommended design changes <br />above must take into consideration the need to provide at least one loading area for each <br />structure. <br />In addition, depending on the resolution regarding the non - buildable strip adjacent to 77th <br />Street /Apollo Drive, the access to the loading area north of the 72,000 square foot <br />structure should be designed to be right -in only. This would reduce the amount of conflict <br />between consumer traffic on Apollo Drive as well as with a potential access to Apollo Drive <br />from a buildable lot to the north of the access. Delivery trucks would then need to travel <br />out via an access drive extending from between the grocery store and drug store to an <br />intersection with Apollo Drive closer to the Lake Drive /Apollo Drive intersection. <br />Landscaping. The conceptual site plan illustrates the general location of proposed <br />planting materials. However, the information is insufficient for evaluation as planting types, <br />sizes of quantities have not been provided. This information will be required as part of a <br />PDO development plan application. <br />At least on an initial basis however, it must be noted that significant landscaping will be <br />necessary at the extreme northwest corner of this phase of development as well as <br />immediately to the northeast of the proposed 72,000 square foot structure. This <br />landscaping is necessary to insure that the loading areas on the north side of this structure <br />are not visible from Lake Drive or the Apollo Drive extension. This landscaping should <br />include a combination of planting material, berming and /or fencing as appropriate. <br />Building Design. No plans have been provided regarding building designs within the <br />development. In that PDO flexibility is considered only for what results in a superior <br />development, all building designs shall be subject to review by the Town Center <br />Architectural Review Committee and approval of the City Council. Of note, no structure <br />may exceed 45 feet in height within the SC District. <br />Lighting. The location, type and design of all proposed site lighting will be required to <br />be submitted as part of a PDO Development Plan application or a photometric light plan. <br />Said photometric lighting plan shall be subject to review and approval of the City Engineer <br />and CPTED Officer. <br />Grading, Drainage and Utility Plan. All plans and issues related to site grading, <br />drainage or utilities shall be subject to review and approval of the City Engineer. <br />6 <br />
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