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PZC Packet 070186STAFF REPORT TO PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION - 7/1/86 Lot 1, Riverside Center Addition (Selby Property) Preliminary Design Review INTRODUCTION: The applicant has requested a preliminary design review of proposed development of Lot 1, Riverside Center Addition. The site consists of 1.56 acres and is bounded by Tract A on the north and east, Highway 6 on the south and the White property on the west. Tract A is located along the Eagle River and is zoned OLD. The White property is currently zoned SPA but no specific site development plan has been approved at this time. Nottingham Station is located across the Eagle River from the site. It is also zoned SPA with no approved site development plan at this time. Lot 1 is zoned NC (Neighborhood Commercial) with no residential development rights. The proposed development consists of approximately 8,800 square feet of mixed use commercial to be constructed on two levels. The anticipated uses are restaurant, retail, personal service shops and offices. Proposed building materials consist of split face concrete block, 8" aluminum siding and standing seam metal roof. Proposed colors are Heritage Gray siding, Villager Red trim and Forest Green roof and columns. STAFF COMMENTS: The following comments are based upon information available at this time and may or may not be appropriate upon receipt of a complete submittal: 1. The proposed aluminum siding requires specific approval by the Commission. Planning and Zoning Commission Rules and Regulations 5.10g (2); 2. A sign program including size, location, type and number of signs for the site and building must be provided as a part of the design review. Sign Code 15.28.080 Q; 3. If the existing overhead electrical line is altered or relocated, such alteration requires Special Review approval. Zoning Code 17.04.060 C; a. If the line requires relocation, Staff suggests the installation be underground; 4. The proposed entrance is located on the adjacent property. Documentation authorizing this location must be provided. Access to this site will also require a permit from the Colorado Department of Highways; 5. A minimum entrance width of 24 feet is suggested. This should improve parking lot and loading space access; 6. Entrance and parking lot grades are extremely critical in this location. Grades of 5 or 6 percent could create problems dining winter months; Staff Report to Planning & Zoning Commission - 7/1/86 Lot 1, Riverside Center Addition (Selby Property) Preliminary Design Review Page 2 of 3 STAFF COMMENTS, CON'T.: 7. The preliminary site plan shows 41 parking spaces. Based upon the following assumptions, parking requirements would be: Restaurant 2,000 sq.ft. @ 1/60 sq.ft. seating area 33.3 Spaces Retail 3,600 sq.ft. @ 4/1000 sq.ft. 14.4 Spaces Office 1,780 sq.ft. @ 3/1000 sq.ft. 5.3 Spaces TOTAL 53 Spaces 8.• Existing vegetation has not been shown and particularly the dominant trees located along the Eagle River. Provisions should be made for the protection of these trees in both the design and during construction; 9. Very limited landscaping is shown along the front of the project. Staff suggests the use of berming and relati y intense landscaping along Highway 6 to partially screen the parking lot. Also, planter boxes along the front of the building could possibly provide a visual separation between parking lot and building; 10. The purpose of the removable guardrail section near the trash enclosure is not clear but Staff would point out that this is not an acceptable area for snow storage; 11. Staff suggests the site plan incorporate provisions which would allow access to an improved pedestrian/bike path along the river to both the east and west; 12. Sewer service to this site may be quite critical and could affect building and site elevations. These details should be worked out prior to final design approval; 13. Fire protection services may be quite critical. Preliminary information indicates that an additional hydrant may be required for the site and due to the inaccessibility of the north side of the building, a sprinkler system may be required. The above comments are not intended to be a complete list of the information not included for final review and approval but to provide an indication of the areas we feel may create potential problems during the development of final plans. Staff Report to Planning & Zoning Commission - 7/1/86 Lot 1, Riverside Center Additior. (Selby Property) Preliminary Design Review Page 3 of 3 RECOMMENDED ACTION: 1. Introduce application; 2. Presentation by applicant; 3. Review and comment. Respectfully Submitted; 17- '4�7� Norm Wood Director of Engineering and Community Development Planning and Zoning Action: Approved as Submitted ( ) Approved ith Recommended Conditions ( ) Approved with Modified Conditions ) Continued( 146C Withdrawn ( ) Date /�1 y> Secretary NW/mml