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City Council Meeting <br />March 21, 2023 Page 12 <br /> <br /> <br />Lot 1, Block 1, the fast-food restaurant has multiple wall signs on three of the four walls. No sizes <br />are given to make a determination. The front façade is 80 feet, resulting in 80 sq. feet of wall <br />signage being allowed on one façade. The proposed sign plan calls for up to 150 sq. feet per façade <br />and 3 walls signs. A condition has been added to amend the Comprehensive Sign Plan to provide <br />additional information and accurately reflect the number of signs proposed. <br /> <br />Lot 1, Block 2, the automobile dealer is proposing a 95 sq. foot primary wall sign on the front of <br />the building along with a 12 sq. foot informational wall sign for the service garage and a 35 sq. <br />foot logo sign. There is a 58 sq. foot wall sign proposed on the east elevation facing the private <br />driveway. The front of the automobile dealer is 197 feet equating to 197 sq feet of signage on that <br />façade. They are not exceeding this amount. However, the proposed sign plan calls for up to 300 <br />sq. feet and the proposed sign plan indicates 150 sq. feet is allowed per façade. This should be <br />updated to accurately reflect what the code allows. <br /> <br />Signage for Lot 2 and Lot 3 of Block 2 are unknown currently. The Comprehensive Sign Plan <br />calls for 3 walls signs and 2 ancillary wall signs with a total of 300 sq. feet being allowed opposed <br />to a total of 150 sq. feet allowed. And future signs are seeking to be up to 150 sq. feet each (rather <br />than 100 sq. feet allowed). <br /> <br />Two ground signs are proposed. Due to the location near the interstate, ground sings may be up <br />to 30’ tall and 250 sq. feet. A 30’ tall directory sign is proposed at the entrance to Lot 1 Block 2 <br />and a 50’ tall ground sign is proposed on the back of Lot 1, Block 1 (the fast-food restaurant) <br />facing Interstate 94. Ground signs setbacks are the same as the height of the sign. The 30’ tall <br />sign at the entrance to the auto dealer meets the size, height, and setbacks allowed. The 50’ tall <br />sign proposed on the fast-foot restaurant site faced the interstate. It is proposed to be 565 sq. feet. <br />and containing a 108sq. foot digital sign panel. The applicant is seeking a deviation to allow multi- <br />colored signs for the digital sign as well as a digital sign larger than 40 sq. feet. This sign would <br />require a 50’ setback given its height. It is shown to be up to the property line. A deviation is <br />requested; however, it should not be located within any public easements. Landscape features are <br />required to be installed at the base of ground signs. A condition has been added. <br /> <br />City Engineer Comments: See attached memo dated February 28, 2023. There are several <br />comments regarding easements and proper dedication of easements. A condition of Preliminary Plat <br />approval requires the applicant to revise the site plans, utility plans and grading plans to address each <br />review comment and condition of approval to the satisfaction of City staff, as part of the Final Plat <br />application. Further, a condition of Preliminary and Final Plat/Plan approval is that all public <br />improvements constructed to support the development must be designed and constructed in <br />accordance with the City Engineering Design Standards Manual dated January 2022, unless approved <br />otherwise by the City Engineer. <br /> <br />Fire Chief Comments: See attached memo dated March 2, 2023. <br /> <br />Valley Branch Watershed District: The city has not received comments to date from the <br />watershed district. The applicant will have to comply with comments and permits from the <br />watershed. <br />