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City Council / SP 05-10 November 21,2005 Page 2 Site Plan Review The applicant is proposing an 18,600 square foot multi-tenant building in the southwest corner of the development. This building will consist of 14,600 square feet of retail and a 4,000 square foot restaurant. It is consistent with the original approve PUD site plan. The front of the building (east side) will face Highway 169 and the rear (west side) will face Irving Street. At the departmental site plan review meeting, staff indicated that a fire lane, to within 150- feet of any portion of the building, needs to be provided around the building. The parking for this building will be direcrly in front of the building. The ordinance requires 113 parking stalls, 114 parking stalls are provided for this building. Building Design (The text that is italicized comes from the Development Design Standards) The North Woods Theme if Elk Ridge Center has been influenced lry related architectural traditions including Crqftsman, Arts & Crqfts and the architecture in our State Parks. The elements common to these styles are shallow Pitched rorfs, deep broad eaves, multiple casement windows, stone or rough foundation walls, quality wood and masonry exterior finishes and wide trellised verandas to draw nature close. The overall building design is a rectilinear structure with an approximately 7-foot high masonry base and the remainder of the wall in a metal panel. The east fa<;ade includes storefront windows. The roofing is currendy proposed as asphalt shingles. The north, east and south elevations have gable elements with bracketing and columns that created the desired N orth Woods Theme. The west (rear) elevation introduces pergola elements with pilaster supports over large areas of spandrel glass. The Planning Commission recommended that gable roof elements be provide over the doors/windows. Service doors have been removed from the west elevation where possible and will only be included as required for code. Only one door is currendy shown on the west elevation. Development that is visible from or acfjacent to roads, open space and residential areas shall have well designed facades on all sides. This is considered a "360 degree" design treatment. Fenestration, projecting bqys and all other architecturalfeatures shall be coordinated on all sides ~f the building. Since the rear fa<;ade faces an established residential neighborhood it should be designed with the same level of detail (if not more) than the other facades. The east (front) fa<;ade has large expansions of glass that are broken up with smaller window patterns and pilaster that connect with bracketing to roof structures. Patterns and rf?ythms in the facade if the building are created in the front fa<;ade. The columns and roof overhangs help create a pedestrian scaled experience. S:\pLANNING\Case Files\2005\SP 05-10 Lakeland Partners\SP 05-10_CC.doc