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CC: Elrey Ash, Jeff Kersten, Jim Callaway, Mary Tucker
I•got•a•complaint•from•Mayor.Ringer•last•Friday•regarding•the.person(s)•who
are using the former Sunset Gardens Nursery site on Tx Ave south of
Walmart. I got this "on the fly", so I may not have all the info correctly,
but as I understand it, the complaint is that we told this party that they
didn't have to have restroom facilities and then latter we told them they
had to. I don't know who talked to who. I also was told they may be usingt
this site with an iterant vendor's permit.
Anyway, could find out what the deal is?
cc: Mary put this on the CCAR please.
Fwd=by:=Jane=Kee======3/15/95=11:52am____________________________________°__
Fwd to: Tom Brymer
CC:
David Moore, Elrey Ash, Jeff Kersten, Jim Callaway, Joey Dunn, Mary
Tucker
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Here's the scoop. Guy came to bldg. Based on what he explained he wanted
to do he fell under bldg. code regs that would not require restroom. After
further conversation it became apparent that what he wanted to do would fall
under temp. permit regs. that would require restroom. He did not want to do
this so we worked with him to get an itinerant vendors' permit. This allows
no more than 3 days at one time, no more than 21 days total in a year. Wes
and Joey worked with him and originally left the burden on him to comply.
Because Elrey thinks he might be violating that 3 day at one time min., Wes
has been instructed to go by everyday and document so we know when his
permit has expired.
Once expired if he wants to continue operation he has to go through site
plan review and we'll discuss where we can affect ord. compliance. There
may or may not be some nonconforming status privileges due on this site.
Fwd=by:=Tom=Brymer====3/16/95=11:39am_______________________________________
Fwd to: Jane Kee
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thanks for the info. From a customer service standpoint, the only question
I have is does this person understand what is expected and why?
Fwd=by:=Jane=Kee======3/16/95==3:05pm_______________________________________
Fwd to: Tom Brymer
CC: David Moore, Jim Callaway, Joey Dunn
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Let's say we have explained what is expected and that we also need to
resolve some nonconforming issues. Hopefully he understands the whys. I
don't think he°11 be able to afford what is required to operate there on a
permanent basis.
Pace : 1
Printed by Joey Dunn 3/15/95 11:58am
From: Tom Brymer
To: Jane Kee
Subject: fwd: Customer Complaint
===NOTE====______=====3/15/95=10:51am_______________________________________
CC: Elrey Ash, Jeff,Kersten, Jim'Callaway, Mary Tucker
I got a~complaint•from~Mayor R~nger~last Friday~regarding•the~persor~(s) who
are using the former Sunset Gardens Nursery site on Tx`Ave south of
Walmart. I got-this "on the €ly", so I may not have all the info correctly,
but as I understand it, the complaint is that we old this party that they
didn't have to have restroom facilities and then latter. we told them they
had to: I don't know who talked to who. I also was told they may be usingt
this.:.. site with an iterant vendor's permit.
Anyway, could find out what the deal is?
cc: Mary put this. on the CCAR please.
Fwd=by:=Jane=Kee======3/15/9.5=11:52am_______ ______________________°____====Fwd
to• Tom'Brymer
CC:
David Moore, Elrey Ash, Jeff Kersten, Jim Callaway, Joey Dunn, Mary
Tucker
Here's•the.scoop.~~Guy•came•to•bldg.•~Based~on.what•he•explained~he~wanted.
to do he fell under bldg. code regs that would not require restroom. After
further conversation it became apparent that`what he wanted to do would fall
under temp. permit regs. that would require restroom. He did not want`to do
this so we worked with him to get an itinerant vendors'`permit. This allows
no :more than 3 days at one time, no more than 21 days total in a year: Wes
and Joey worked wtr~ him and originally left the burden'on him to comply.
Hecause Elrey thinks he might be violating that 3 day;at one time min., Wes
has been instructed to go by_everyday and document so we know when his
permit has expired.
Once expired if he wants to continue operation he..has to go through site
plan review and we'll discuss where we can affect ord..compliance. There'
may or may not be some nonconforming status privileges due on this site.
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From: Shirley Volk
To: JKEE
Subject: Brad Martin -Reply -Reply
Don't really know of "no public" will be allowed. What if whoever he sells stuff to needs to pick it up there? I know as a "landscape business" they always
plan to plant the stuff themselves, but don't they also sell to people? I.E., Jerry Moody! ! ! Don't know how we wouold control that - perhaps a letter would be
in order which states that he would do no sales from that location.
Also, just checked with Jon Mies -they don't need aturn-around. They do need to keep the alley cleaned up, and in reality, there is a space shown on tl-ae old
site plan which can serve as aturn-around (if it's cleaned up)!
This one has really eaten up some man-hours on my part, and Pm still not confortable with it!
»> Jane Kee 10/23/96 08:49am »>
So no public will be allowed? If that's the case then I guess he really doesn't have to do anything. The sidewalk exaction is more than what this use warrants
I would say. I don't know how fire feels about storage of plant materials. I wouldn't think he needs anything but then the turn-around was for more than fue
protection, it is for emergency service as well.
From: Shirley Volk
To: JKee, SMcCully, JDunn, NThomas
Date: 10/23/96 8:41am
Subject: Brad Martin
Brad called early this a.m. to say he has had a change of plans, and will not be having a retain nursery business at the former Sunset Gardens site, but
instead will use part of that site to store his trees, shrubs, etc. for his landscaping business. I told him I would check to see if there are any rules which will
apply to that use of the property other than to keep it cleaned up and mowed. Let me know the answer please, and I will relay that info to him, or you can
make contact yourself.
He says the owner of the property has plans to use part of the site for some kind of business and has plans to locate a building there and knows he will have
to build the sidewalk, etc. We probably need to drop either him or Brad a note to let him know that the same checklist will be required for his project as
applied to Brad's. I can take care of that if you want, just let me know what Brad needs to do to store trees & shrubs there.
CC: JCallaway
From: Jane Kee
To: City of College 5tation.City Hall(JDiuui,lJThomas, ...
Date: 10/23/96 11:29am
Subject: Brad Martin -Reply -Reply -Reply
yes
»> Sabine McCully 10/23/96 09:27am »>
i also want to be sure this does not turn into another ferry moody problem - I'd like to see an amended site plan that shows where he will be putting what
cause some of it he may have to screen and we need to communicate with him that medians and the portions of the parking area needed for his use (1 space
per 1000 feet of storage) cannot be used.
jane, does this seem ok to you in light of the moody problems we're having with legal?
»> Jane Kee 10/23/96 08:49am »>
So no public will be allowed? If that's the case then I guess he really doesn't have to do anything. The sidewalk exaction is more than what this use warrants
I would say. I don't know how fire feels about storage of plant materials. I wouldn't think he needs anything but then the turn-around was for more than fire
protection, it is for emergency service as well.
CC: City of College Station.City Hall(JCallaway),
From: Jane Kee
To: SVOLK
Date: 10/23/96 11:28am
Subject: Brad Martin -Reply -Reply -Reply
I would say if the public can go there to pick out stuff it's retail. Maybe we all need to fmd out more or get together and talk.
»> Shuley Volk 10/23/96 09:25am »>
Don't really know of "no public" will be allowed. What if whoever he sells stuff to needs to pick it up there? I know as a "landscape business" they always
plan to plant the stuff themselves, but don't they also sell to people? LE., Jerry Moody!!! Don't know how we wouold control that - perhaps a letter would be
in order which states that he would do no sales from that location.
Also, just checked with Jon Mies -they don't need aturn-around. They do need to keep the alley cleaned up, and in reality, there is a space shown on the old
site plan which can serve as aturn-around (if it's cleaned up)!
This one has really eaten up some man-hours on my part, and Pm still not comfortable with it!
»> Jane Kee 10/23/96 08:49am »>
So no public will be allowed? If that's the case then I guess he really doesn't have to do anything. The sidewalk exaction is more than what this use warrants
I would say. I don't know how fire feels about storage of plant materials. I wouldn't think he needs anything but then the turn-around was for more than fire
protection, it is for emergency service as well.
CC: jcallaway
From: Sabine McCully
To: City of College Station.City Hall(JDunn, NThomas, ...
Date: 10/23/96 9:27am
Subject: Brad Martin -Reply -Reply
i also want to be sure this does not turn into another ferry moody problem - I'd like to see an amended site plan that shows where he will be putting what
cause some of it he may have to screen and we need to communicate with him that medians and the portions of the parking area needed for his use (1 space
per 1000 feet of storage) cannot be used.
jape, does this seem ok to you in light of the moody problems we're having with legal?
»> Jane Kee 10/23/96 08:49am »>
So no public will be allowed? If that's the case then I guess he really doesn't have to do anything. The sidewalk exaction is more than what this use warrants
I would say. I don't know how fire feels about storage of plant materials. I wouldn't think he needs anything but then the turn-around was for more than fire
protection, it is for emergency service as well.
CC: City of College Station.City Hall(JCallaway),
September 6, 1996
Mr. Brad Martin
405 Dexter
College Station, TX 77840
SUBJECT: Establishing a permanent nursery business at site of the former Sunset Gardens
Nursery
Dear Mr. Martin:
After our meeting on Tuesday, we located the files we had on this location and wanted to update
you regarding what would be needed to re-establish the use of this site as a nursery. Keep in
mind, this list mostly covers only site related items, and does not cover any building
requirements.
Ordinance Requirements:
Site Plan related:
_ Submit a landscape plan which shows existing landscaping and proposed landscaping.
Include a legend showing points required and points proposed.
_ Improve surface of parking lot.
_ Place curbing at edges of the parking lot.
_ Repair or remove broken wheel stops.
Re-stripe the parking lot.
_ Re-seed or landscape areas where landscaping or grass has died.
_ Submit fencing and tarpaulin details.
_ Submit details of buildings. One unisex bathroom accessible to handicapped persons
may be allowable, depending upon the size and use of the building.
_ Show handicap parking spaces.
_ A sidewalk will be required along the frontage of Texas Avenue because the Sidewalk
Master Plans includes a walk in this area. Show location and details of the sidewalk on the
revised site plan. The sidewalk requirement can be appealed to the Planning and Zoning
Commission upon receipt of a letter requesting a variance to that requirement.
_ Show how the dumpster will be screened.
_ The existing fire hydrants are adequate to serve this site. The alley must be clear and
marked as a fire lane. Enclosed with this letter are directions for marking fire lanes.
_ Draw a phase line 20 feet beyond the closest corner of the building. All violations
beyond that line will be handled as code enforcement violations, and notification will be made to
the owner of the property. Clean up the alley. behind the project. Clean up debris on the
property.
Comments/Concerns:
_ Revise and submit a site plan which reflect all details of everything existing and
proposed on the site, and which includes all dimensions necessary to review the plan. This
revised plan can include the landscape plans, or those plans can be submitted on a separate
drawing.
_ If the applicant prefers to defer completion of any requirements which are not health and
safety related, a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy is possible, with the applicant providing
cost estimates for items being deferred and the submission of the application for Temporary
Certificate of Occupancy. Once the document is prepared by the Legal Department and the
applicant supplies an acceptable financial guarantee for the items deferred, the Temporary
Certificate of Occupancy can be issued.
_ Coordinate electric requirements with Tony Michalsky at 764-3570. During the review
done in April 1995, you were asked to contribute 20% of the total cost of the electrical installation
for this project, and to supply 2- 2" conduits from a meter pole to the City power pole and 3- 10'
stalks of 2" rigid and weatherhead for the City to install on our power pole. I do not know if these
same requirements are still applicable.
_ Coordinate telephone requirements with Laverne Akin of GTE at 821-4723. During the
review of this proposal in April 1995, the requirements were to show the existing and proposed
easements; place 1' 2" conduit with pull string from the outside building termination to the
existing or proposed easement along the rear property line. I do not know if these requirements
are applicable at this time.
Submit 6 site plans which reflect the above listed items for our records if you are interested in
pursuing your plans to re-establish the use of this property as a nursery.
As I indicated in the phone message I left, the architect who designed the original Sunset
Gardens is G. Philip Morley, and his
Texas architect registration number was 08317. Possibly one of the local architects can help you
locate him through their membership books.
If you have other questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Yours very truly,
Shirley J. Volk
Development Coordinator
cc: File
From: Jane Kee
To: Lsimms,svolk
Date: 10/17/96 3:12pm
Subject: Brad Martin -Reply -Reply
Nope - no bldg. required that I know of. He asked US what he would need IF he put a bldg. out there.
»> Lance Simms 10/17/96 10:23am »>
I am not aware of any provision requiring him to have a building. I have visited with him earlier about the requirements SHOULD he choose to have one.
»> Shirley Volk 10/17/96 08:31am »>
I talked to Brad last night about 5 p.m. and he needs to have a copy of the City's sidewalk specs so the contractor can build the sidewalk in front of his
nursery at the old Sunset Gardens site. Also, he was under the impression that he HAS to have a building there, and I told him I am under the impression
that he does not HAVE to have a building, but if he does, he must meet the building code bathroom requirements. Lance, is this correct?Jane, is there some
reason he needs a building that you can think of?
Kent, could someone from engineering contact Brad (and document it) and tell him exactly what the City will need from him before he can have the
contractor begin to build a sidewalk (plans?, DP?, etc.?) His pager number is 223-0046, after it engages, key in your phone number and he will return the
call.
If anyone has contact with him, be sure to document it and give it to me so I can put it in the file. Also, this will let me know what is going on with him
because I guess Pm the "GA" on this project, and it's most important that nothing falls thru the cracks. He is operating with an itinerant vendor's license
now, and he will soon use up the allotted cumulative days for the year so it's imperative that he gets his site work done so he can legally operate.
From: Steve Homeyer
To: KLAZA
Date: 10/17/96 9:llam
Subject: Brad Martin -Reply -Reply
I am akeady in the process of pulling details to make copies for him.
»> Kent Laza 10/17/96 09:Olam »>
Steve,
Please follow up on this with Shirley. Brad was just here this morning getting some aerial photos for a meeting, so you might try him a bit later this
morning.
»> Shirley Volk 10/17/96 08:31am »>
I talked to Brad last night about 5 p.m. and he needs to have a copy of the City's sidewalk specs so the contractor can build the sidewalk in front of his
nursery at the old Sunset Gardens site. Also, he was under the impression that he HAS to have a building there, and I told him I am under the impression
that he does not HAVE to have a building, but if he does, he must meet the building code bathroom requirements. Lance, is this correct?Jane, is there some
reason he needs a building that you can think of?
Kent, could someone from engineering contact Brad (and document it) and tell him exactly what the City will need from him before he can have the
contractor begin to build a sidewalk (plans?, DP?, etc.?) His pager number is 223-0046, after it engages, key in your phone number and he will return the
call.
If anyone has contact with him, be sure to document it and give it to me so I can put it in the file. Also, this will let me know what is going on with him
because I guess Pm the "GA" on this project, and it's most important that nothing falls thru the cracks. He is operating with an itinerant vendor's license
now, and he will soon use up the allotted cumulative days for the year so it's imperative that he gets his site work done so he can legally operate.
CC: City of College Station.City Hall(SVOLK),
From: Steve Homeyer
To: KLAZA, SVOLK
Date: 10/17/96 11:20am
Subject: Brad Martin -Reply -Reply
I called Brad and told him that he would need to show the location of the sidewalk on his site plan and that the location of the sidewalk, in relation to the
back of curb, would determine the width. We discussed those details and I stated that I had copies of the sidewalk design detail. The copies will be
available in his Council box for him to pick up.
»> Kent Laza 10/17/96 09:Olam »>
Steve,
Please follow-up on this with Shirley. Brad was just here this morning getting some aerial photos for a meeting, so you might try him a bit later this
morning.
»> Shirley Volk 10/17/96 08:31am »>
I talked to Brad last night about 5 p.m. and he needs to have a copy of the City's sidewalk specs so the contractor can build the sidewalk in front of his
nursery at the old Sunset Gardens site. Also, he was under the impression that he HAS to have a building there, and I told him I am under the impression
that he does not HAVE to have a building, but if he does, he must meet the building code bathroom requirements. Lance, is this correct?Jane, is there some
reason he needs a building that you can think of?
Kent, could someone from engineering contact Brad (and document it) and tell him exactly what the City will need from him before he can have the
contractor begin to build a sidewalk (plans?, DP?, etc.?) His pager number is 223-0046, after it engages, key in your phone number and he will return the
call.
ff anyone has contact with him, be sure to document it and give it to me so I can put it in the file. Also, this will let me know what is going on with him
because I guess Pm the "GA" on this project, and it's most important that nothing falls thrn the cracks. He is operating with an itinerant vendor's license
now, and he will soon use up the allotted cumulative days for the year so it's imperative that he gets his site work done so he can legally operate.
CC: JCALLAWAY
From: Lance Simms
To: City of College Station.City Hall(KLaza, SHomeyer,...
Date: 10/17/96 10:23am
Subject: Brad Martin -Reply
Reply requested when convenient
I am not aware of any provision requiring him to have a building. I have visited with him earlier about the requirements SHOULD he choose to have one.
»> Shirley Volk 10/17/96 08:31am »>
I talked to Brad last night about 5 p.m. and he needs to have a copy of the City's sidewalk specs so the contractor can build the sidewalk in front of his
nursery at the old Sunset Gardens site. Also, he was under the impression that he HAS to have a building there, and I told him I am under the impression
that he does not HAVE to have a building, but if he does, he must meet the building code bathroom requirements. Lance, is this correct?Jane, is there some
reason he needs a building that you can think of?
Kent, could someone from engineering contact Brad (and document it) and tell him exactly what the City will need from him before he can have the
contractor begin to build a sidewalk (plans?, DP?, etc.?) His pager number is 223-0046, after it engages, key in your phone number and he will return the
call.
If anyone has contact with him,. be sure to document it and give it to me so I can put it in the file. Also, this will let me know what is going on with him
because I guess Pm the "GA" on this project, and it's most important that nothing falls thru the cracks. He is operating with an itinerant vendor's license
now, and he will soon use up the allotted cumulative days for the year so it's imperative that he gets his site work done so he can legally operate.
CC: City of College Station.City Hall(JCallaway, JKee)...
From: Shirley Volk
To: KLaza, SHomeyer, VMorgan, LSimms
Subject: Brad Martin
I talked to Brad last night about 5 p.m. and he needs to have a copy of the City's sidewalk specs so the contractor can build the sidewalk in front of his
nursery at the old Sunset Gardens site. Also, he was under the impression that he HAS to have a building there, and I told him I am under the impression
that he does not HAVE to have a building, but if he does, he must meet the building code bathroom requirements. Lance, is this correct?Jane, is there some
reason he needs a building that you can think of?
Kent, could someone from engineering contact Brad (and document it) and tell him exactly what the City will need from him before he can have the
contractor begin to build a sidewalk (plans?, DP?, etc.?) His pager number is 223-0046, after it engages, key in your phone number and he will return the
call.
If anyone has contact with him, be sure to document it and give it to me so I can put it in the file. Also, this will let me know what is going on with him
because I guess Pm the "GA" on this project, and it's most important that nothing falls thru the cracks. He is operating with an itinerant vendor's license
now, and he will soon use up the allotted cumulative days for the year so it's imperative that he gets his site work done so he can legally operate.
CC: JCallaway, JKee
From: Jane Kee
To: SVOLK
Date: 9/24/96 11:03am
Subject: Brad Martin -Reply
I see it coming, don't you??!!! Itinerant vendor is a good idea as long as he closes on Monday or doesn't abuse the restrictions too badly.
»> Shirley Volk 09/24/96 10:31am »>
Brad has been coming in since just before the last election to talk with the Planning staff about a location for him to open a nursery. He has fmally decided
upon the old Sunset Gardens site, and I have sent him a letter that Jane & I prepared telling him exactly what he will need to do to get approval for locating
there.(Letter dated 9/6)
He has called me several times -once last Thursday to tell me he wants to open "two weeks from tomorrow" which would make it Oct 4th, but today he
called to say he plans to open it this Saturday, and wondered what he would have to do to get it done!
I explained again that he would have to submit everything listed in the letter we sent him several weeks ago and reminded him that he can draw phase lines
for whatever he doesn't plan to do immediately. I told him not to forget to submit estimates for all the work he doesn't plan to do so we can work out some
arrangements for fmancial guarantees for those items which are not health and safety related He said the owner is hiring someone to do the sidewalk in
front, so I reminded him to have the owner make contact with our engineering department since the sidewalk will be in the r.o.w. and needs to be built to
City specifications.
Then he asked when he could bring in the plans for me to look at them and approve them, and I advised him that I would prefer that he submit the drawings
and plans and let me distribute them to the reviewing staff because I would not be the person doing the review. He agreed, and I asked how he plans to get
this done so he can open Saturday. He then asked if perhaps he would be better off getting an itinerant vendor's license like he did last year to get him open
this weekend, and then bring in all the information regarding a permanent location sometime next week. I told him I thought that was a better plan, because
I didn't see how he could get everything prepared, submitted and approved between now and Friday if he hadn't started yet. He said he had made contact to
get estimates, but no drawings, etc. had been prepared yet, so that°s why he brought up the itinerant vendor idea.
If anyone has a problem with this plan let me know asap. so I can get back to him today. Thanks.
From: Lance Simms
To: SVOLK
Date: 9/19/96 11:56am
Subject: Brad Martin -Nursery on Texas Ave -Reply
Reply requested when convenient
i spoke with brad this morning after we talked and he has decided to go with a portable building instead of a mobile home. i told him he would need to
submit the following:
1) floor plan drawn to scale showing handicap details (ie: bathroom,
door widths).
2) site plan showing lot dimensions and building setbacks. also include; location of handicap parking spaces.
3) a certificate/statement from building manufacturer stating construc-
tion complies with the 1994 standard codes.
he also understands that he has to have licensed plumber/electrician to do the fmal building hook-ups.
he will need a sign permit for the temporary sign, we will a site plan showing the location and size of the proposed sign.
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LIST CHECKED-OFF WITH 16
FOLDED COPIES OF SITE PLAN FOR REVIEW
REQUIREMENTS F012 SITE. PLAN PROPOSALS
^ 1. Sheet size - 24" x 36"
^ 2. Title block to include:
a.) Name, address,. location, and legal description
b.) Name, address, and telephone number of applicant
c.) Name, address, and telephone number of developer/owner
d.) Name, address, and telephone number of architect/engineer
e.) Date of submittal
^ 3. Ownership and current zoning of parcel and all abutting parcels.
^ 4. A key map (not necessarily to scale).
^ 5. Scale should be largest standard engineering scale possible on sheet.
^ 6. Provide a north arrow.
^ 7. Topography, final grading plan, and other pertinent drainage information. (If plan has too much
information, show drainage on separate sheet.)
^ 8. All existing streets, drives, buildings, and water courses on or adjacent to the proposed project site.
^ 9. Locate 100 yr floodplain on or adjacent to the proposed project site, note if there is none on the site.
^ 10. Location and size of existing utilities within or adjacent to the proposed project site.
^ 11.•Proposed location, type, and size of the following:
a.) Buildings and structures
b.) Off-Street parking areas with parking spaces drawn, tabulated, and dimensioned
c.) Sidewalks
d.) Common open space sites
e.) Sites for solid waste containers
^ 12. Proposed streets, drives, and curb cuts. For each proposed curb cut (including driveways, streets,
alleys, etc.) locate existing curb cuts on the same and opposite side of the street to determine separation
distances between existing and proposed curb cuts. Indicate driveway throat length as measured in the
Driveway Ordinance. (See Ordinance 1961 for driveway location and design requu-ements.)
^ 13. The total number of residential buildings and units to be constructed on the proposed project site.
^ 14. Landscape plan as required in Section 11 of the Zoning.Ordinance (See Ordinance # 1638.) The
landscaping plan can be shown on a separate sheet if too much information is on the original site plan.
Attempt to reduce or eliminate plantings in easements. include information on the plan such as:
a) existing landscaping to remain
b) required point calculations
c) proposed new plantings with points earned
^ 15. Indicate unit type (number of bedrooms).
^ 16. The density of dwelling units per acre of the proposed project.
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^ 18. The total site area and percent of building coverage of site.
^ 19. Designate number of parking spaces required by ordinance and provided by proposal.
^ 20. Show dimensions to size and locate all structures, parking spaces, drives, curb cuts, parking islands, and
setbacks.
The following are typical standards for Plan Development established by Ordinance or Policy:
^ 1. Building separation is a minimum of 15 feet.
^ 2. Building setbacks are outlined in Ordinance 1638, Zoning Ordinance,
Table A (Sec. 7, P. 30)
^ 3. Minimum parking space is 9' X 20', or on a perimeter row, 9' x 18' with a 2' overhang. All multi-family
parking lots must be screened from rights-of way.
^ 4. Minimum drive width is 23' with head-in parking or 20' without parking.
^ 5. Landscaped islands of 6" raised curb are located at both ends of each parking row.
^ 6. Landscaped islands are also located every 15 spaces or interior rows and every 20 spaces on perimeter
rows. Streetscape compliance is required which involves special plantings along certain specified in the
City's Streetscape Plan.
^ 7. A 6" raised curb is required around all edges of all parts of all paved areas without exception. (To
include islands, planting areas, access ways, dumpster locations, utility pads, etc.) Curb detail to be
approved by CitX En ig Weer. No exceptions will be made for areas designated as "reserved for future
parking".
^ 8. Wheelstops maybe required on interior rows longer than 10 spaces or in special situations..
^ 9. Sidewalks are required at time of development if property has frontage on a street shown on the
sidewalk Master Plan or if the Project Review Committee determines the necessity. (Refer to Section
10.2 of the Zoning Ordinance).
^ 10. Director of Public Services determines number, and size of dumpsters. Locations shall be such that
dumpsters are not visible from streets. Gates are discouraged and visual screening may be required.
^ 11. Parking islands are 9' X 20 ; or 180 square feet.
^ 12. Healthy, native trees over 6" in caliper should be retained whenever possible.
^ 13. Fire lanes of a minimum of 20 feet in width with a minimum height clearance of 14 feet must be
established if any structure of any type is more than 150 feet from a public street or highway.
^ 14. Any structure in any zoning district other than R-1, R-lA, or R-2 must be within 300 feet of a fire
hydrant as measured along a public street or highway.
^ 15. Fire hydrants must be located on the same side of a major street as a project, and shall be in a location
approved by the Fire Marshal's office and the Superintendent of Water and Sewer.
^ 16. Fire hydrants must be operable and accepted by the City and drives must have an all weather surface
before a building permit can be issued.
^ 17. A raised island not less than 6" in height and not less than 8' in width shall separate parking areas from
public rights-of--way. Eight foot setback from R.O.W. to curb of parking lot.
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BRAD MARTIN NURSERY
THE CUSTOMER WILL BE ASKED TO CONTRIBUTE 20% OF THE TOTAL COST OF THE
JOB.
THE CUSTOMER WILL BE ASKED TO SUPPLY 2-2 INCH CONDUITS FROM A METER POLE
TO THE CITY POWER POLE WITH THE CUSTOMER SUPPLYING 3 14 FT STALKS OF 2
1NGH RIGID AND WEATHERHEAD FOR THE CfTY TO INSTALL ON OUR POWER POLE
PLEASE FILL OUT AND RETURN THE REQUEST FOR SERVICE FORM.
DRAFT REVIEW
Apri 17, 1995
95-408 Brad Martin Nursery
The non-conforming status of this site has been lost due to the length of time it
has been unoccupied. All ordinance requirements must be met.
Streetscape
How will it be met?
Show existing trees
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Engineering
Any filling violations in the creek/ditch will be handled as code enforcement
violations.
Place curbing at edges of parking lot
.I~mI" prove surfaces
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Plannin
Re-stripe parking lot
Repair or remove broken wheelstops
clean up alley
Submit fencing and tarp details
Re-seed grassed areas
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Will building locations be o.k.?
Show how bathrooms will hook up to sewer
Submit details of buildings
Show handicap parking spaces
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