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Memo to the Planning Commission/CU 97-17 <br />July 22, 1997 <br />Page 3 <br /> <br />landscaping plan, additional overstory trees should be provided. Overstory <br />trees should be provided along the frontage of 197th Avenue, Evans Street, <br />Highway 169 and the south property line. The concept plan also shows 4 <br />conifers, the proposed landscaping plan has none. Conifers should be planted <br />on the berm to provide screening. Four ornamental trees are shown on the <br />concept plan, the proposed landscaping plan has 6. Based on the <br />requirements in the zoning code, the applicant should provide 25 trees, of <br />those 25 trees 50 % (12) should be overstory, 25% (6) should be conifers and <br />25 % (6) should be ornamental. The required buffer should be accomplished <br />by adding additional trees than required by the ordinance. <br /> <br />Because of the proximity between the Evans Street/197th Avenue <br />intersection and the proposed access onto Evans, a sight triangle will need to <br />be maintained between the access onto Evans and the free turn from 197th <br />onto Evans. In order to accomplish the required buffering from the <br />residential area and maintain the necessary sight distance between the turn <br />and the access onto Evans, the green space along Evans and 197th will have <br />to be widened. <br /> <br />Grading <br /> <br />The grading on the site is also changed from what was shown on the concept <br />plan. The City Engineer will address specific issues relating to grading and <br />drainage. Staff would like to point out that the proposed elevation of the store <br />is higher than what was shown on the concept plan; in fact, the entire site is <br />higher, up to 4 fe,et in some places, than what was shown on the concept plan. <br />The building is slightly more than one foot higher than what was shown on <br />the concept plan. This makes the building more visible to the residential <br />area, and requires a higher berm to be effectively screened. <br /> <br />Traffic and Circulation <br /> <br />The site plan shows a right in only from 197th Avenue and an access from <br />Evans Street. The access proposed for Evans is shown opposite the outlot on <br />the east side of Evans and will be shared with the future development on <br />Outlot A. The concept plan for this site did not show an access onto Evans at <br />this location; the only access on to Evans was located just north of the <br />Menards sign. As part of the plat review, staff is recommending that the <br />proposed access line up with 196th to the east. <br /> <br />The right in only from 197th was shown on the concept plan but included a <br />notation that it was not approved at the time and would be considered when <br />a specific plan was submitted. The proposed right in is located about 125 feet <br /> <br />\\elkriver\sys\shrdoc\planning\scott\cu97-17.doc <br /> <br /> <br />
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