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Planning Case No. 452-96 <br /> • <br /> New Apostolic Church; 3025 County Road H <br /> September 4, 1996 <br /> Page 16 <br /> Access Points <br /> The curb cut on County Road H is 41 feet and the curb cut on Pleasant View Drive is 34 <br /> feet. The maximum width allowed in the R-1 district is 22 feet. The maximum allowed <br /> for business and industrial uses is 30 feet. Given the size of this church facility and its <br /> location in a residential neighborhood, staff feels at curb cut of 22 feet is appropriate. A <br /> contingency has been included that these access points be reduced to 22 feet. <br /> Landscaping <br /> This issue has been discussed earlier under the Conditional Use Permit section of this <br /> report. In summary, with the exception of the White Cedar(Arborvitae), all of the <br /> landscape materials proposed are acceptable. The applicant's plan shows a close to <br /> continuous screen of evergreen trees along the north and east property line, with a double <br /> row of trees in the most critical section of the north side. Flowering ornamental trees have <br /> been used to accent the building and create an attractive setting. Many of the existing <br /> mature trees have been retained as part of the landscape plan. The plan shows a <br /> commitment to create an appealing site. Staff regards the landscape plan as acceptable, • <br /> with the substitution of Black Hills Spruce for the White Cedar, and changing the height <br /> specified for all of the trees to 6-7 feet rather than 4 or 6 feet. Staff is also recommending <br /> that a note be added to the landscape plan specifying that a sandy topsoil be used in the <br /> grassed areas and these areas be seeded rather than use sod. <br /> Signage <br /> The Zoning Code is close to silent on the question of signage for churches. Community <br /> facilities such as churches, schools, community centers and recreational buildings, and <br /> some businesses such as day nurseries are allowed in residential zoning districts, but the <br /> sign regulations for these districts only pertain to residential uses. Staff has noted that the <br /> other churches in the community have signs. The closest regulations would be for the <br /> neighborhood businesses (B-1). This district allows signs not exceeding 100 square feet <br /> of total area combined. <br /> The applicant is proposing a sign and cross on both the east and west walls of the church, <br /> and a plaque at the entrance which would list the times of the services. On the east end, <br /> the sign is 18.15 square feet and the cross is 24 square feet for a total of 42.15 square feet. <br /> This represents 5.7% of the building face. On the west end, the sign is 29 square feet and <br /> the cross is 44 square feet, for a total of 73 square feet or 10% of the building face. The <br /> overall total is 115 square feet which is more than the 100 square feet used in the B-1 • <br /> district for neighborhood businesses. The applicant has indicated that they want to <br />
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