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• Mr. Scott Harlicker <br /> June 11, 2001 <br /> Page Two <br /> The exit to the drive-thru lane is proposed to be to the front of the Cub Foods store into <br /> the existing drive aisle. There is also a concrete sidewalk at this location, indicating it is <br /> a location for pedestrian movement as well. We question whether any thought was <br /> given to turning the drive-thru aisle to the south so that it exits back into the access road <br /> into Elk Park Center immediately opposite the parking area for the retail shops to the <br /> south. <br /> 4. There are two loading docks proposed on the west side of the building at the south <br /> corner. If the easement is vacated and the building is built rectangularly, it appears that <br /> semi-trailers parked in this location may partially block the entrance area for other <br /> service vehicles heading for the other loading docks and retail shops to the north. This <br /> should not create a significant problem, since all of the traffic in this area will be service <br /> vehicles either for Cub Foods or the retail facilities north of there. There is no reason for <br /> customer traffic to occur in this area. <br /> 5. Fire Chief Bruce West indicated at the staff review meeting that there are sufficient <br /> existing hydrants around the proposed building expansion, and no additional hydrants <br /> will be necessary. <br /> If you have any question regarding these comments, please call. <br /> • Sincerely, <br /> Howard R. Green Company <br /> y&7,70al/leA) <br /> Terry J. Maurer, P.E. <br /> • <br /> LI Io Varc R. Green Corroany <br /> tr-060701-Harliker.doc <br /> CONSULTING ENGINEERS <br />