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Additional dedicated parking stalls, and both a turnaround and NO Parking / Drive Lane have been <br />added to ensure larger trailered, and emergency vehicles, can access the entrance of the proposed <br />building. Self storage should generate a low level of parking demand. The 7 dedicated parking stalls <br />should more than accommodate the traffic to this building. <br />The site lighting will include all new highly efficient LED light fixtures with moderate lighting levels <br />appropriate for this use. All light fixtures are building mounted, fully shielded, dark sky compliant <br />and provide strong cut-off at the lot edges generally reaching less than 1 footcandle at the property <br />line. <br />We are applying for a variance from the 30' building setback requirement from the Forest Boulevard <br />/ Highway 61 R.O.W along the west side of the property. This would allow us to place the proposed <br />3 story building in alignment with the previously approved structures on the site, and to complete the <br />build out of the property with a footprint similar to the previously approved site plan setbacks from <br />2017. Per requirements of Sec. 90-38 Variance C, we understand that: <br />1) it is permissible by law to allow this variance, noting that the existing storage buildings on site are <br />located within the 30' building setback, <br />2) this is a reasonable use of the self storage business previously approved, and that a condition unique <br />to this project is that the setback from Forest Boulevard / Highway 61 was changed as a condition <br />of the previous development plan. If the full site had been completed according to that plan, no <br />variance would have been required. We would like the opportunity to adjust the final build out of <br />the site to meet the current market interest in climate -controlled storage. This would allow the <br />business to better serve the community, and to accomplish this on one compact site. The proposed <br />3 story building also enhances the architectural character of the property, and better presents itself <br />as part of the industrial zone in which it sits. <br />3) this keeps the spirit of the industrial zone, with low traffic flows, and warehouse function, but <br />increases the street presence of the business toward Forest Avenue, <br />4) this is a permitted use in the industrial zone I-3, <br />5) all civil engineering has been done to meet stormwater and floodway requirements, <br />6) and that the water and sewer requirements will be met through connections to municipal utilities, <br />and that the loads for both will be quite low for a building this size. <br />In conclusion, the proposed Gopher State Storage climate -controlled building will provide for an <br />attractive building and site to help meet the storage needs of Hugo residents. With the very low traffic <br />generation and activity, the use will be a good fit for Forest Boulevard, while helping to create an <br />attractive gateway to the industrial zone beyond. On behalf of State Storage, we are pleased to have <br />this opportunity to expand the options for self storage in Hugo. <br />Sincerely, <br />Quinn S. Hutson, AIA, LEED AP <br />Principal <br />CNH Architects, Inc. <br />
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