3 PCSR 03-29-1994 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

EPC, Mr. Carlson Page 2 March 29, 1994 III 6. All disturbed areas beyond the limits of Phase I will need to sodded to prevent erosion. This detail will have to be included on the final set of plans. 7. There appears to some inconsistencies from one plan to another. This should be corrected and made part of the final set of plans for approval. 8. Throughout the site, and primarily along Jackson Road and the north end of the project, large masses of existing trees are present. These areas should be protected with proper fencing during the preliminary grading process. Thereafter, either custom grading around these trees or the construction retaining walls will need to occur to preserve these existing vegetated areas. A tree preservation plan shall be submitted for approval prior to commencing grading. The following comments are arranged according to each plan sheet: SHEET A2.1 1. The drop off lane in front of those retail spaces north of Cub Foods IIIshould be eliminated to minimize the amount of conflicts with vehicle turning movement along this major driveway isle. 2. The main driveway that parallels the front of the shopping center has a few sharp curves in it that should be flattened out to improve the flow of traffic along this driveway. SHEET A2.2 1. On the east side of Freeport Avenue the plans indicate a six (6) foot wide bituminous bike path. Staff would recommend that this be changed to a six (6) foot wide concrete sidewalk to compliment the identical system on the west side of Freeport Avenue. 2. The southern most access off of Freeport Avenue to the main shopping center presents some traffic circulation concerns. This particular entrance should be redesigned to allow more stacking distance for cars exiting the site and, at the same time, facilitate movements coming into the shopping center area. • pcepccc.doc