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separate requirement for gymnasium space. There are eight proposed classrooms, requiring 16 parking stalls. The school has 76 parking spaces available for their use. Drop Off/Pick Up Bus loading and unloading will take place on the south side of the building directly adjacent to the sidewalk. Parent drop off can occur in two locations: on the backside of the building (loading dock area) and on the east side of the building. Parent pick up will only occur on the east side of the building. Sheet A1.0 (conceptual site plan) illustrates these locations. Circulation and Access Access to the site will be via two existing locations, one on the north side of the property and the second on the south side of the property. These two access point service all properties in the area contained by Industrial Circle and Twin Lakes Road. No new access points are being proposed. Bus traffic will be routed around the perimeter of the entire building, in a clockwise direction. Other vehicular traffic will be routed around the building, as well as through the shared parking lot. Staff has received complaints from Spectrum School students regarding safety at both intersections of Industrial Circle and Twin Lakes Road. No improvements are planned. Students The applicant's narrative indicates that the subject building will house up to 100 sixth grade students. The other school in the development has a capacity, by CUP, of 525 students. Staff recommends that no more than 100 students be allowed. Number of Employees There will be up to 10 staff serving the school. Hours of Operation While the hours of operation may change, currently the Student school hours are 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. (Monday-Friday during the school year) Faculty school hours start at 7:30 a.m. (Monday-Friday during the school year) School year (End of August through May) Extracurricular activities 3:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Architecture The building materials of the existing building consist mainly of raked insulated precast concrete panels. Existing overhead doors currently serving what will be the school area are proposed to be filled in with concrete masonry units. (CMU) The BP zoning district lists CMU as an allowed building material. Some of these in-fill areas will also have insulated aluminum windows installed. The elevations do not indicate what color the CMU's will be, but staff recommends that they be the same color as the wall color they are infilling. N:ADepartments\Community Development\Planning\Case Files\CUP\CU 14-07 Spectrum\CU 14-07 SR Spectrum PC 03-11-14.docx