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<br />~ <br /> <br />Indy Lube CUP <br />June 16, 1993 <br /> <br />Page 2 <br /> <br />conditions of the plat be in place <br />project can proceed. There are a <br />plat of Auburn Commons 2nd Addition <br />site plan. They are as follows: <br /> <br />1. Faith Fellowship Church When Faith Fellowship Church <br />requested preliminary and final plat review of Auburn <br />Commons 2nd Addition, there was concern from staff about <br />the location of the existing church to the newly created <br />lot and the size of the remaining parking lot. A <br />condition of the plat was for the developer to show <br />through a survey that the setback and remaining parking <br />lot meets City Code. This information was supposed to be <br />provided to staff before the plat was recorded. If either <br />the setback standard or parking lot requirements cannot <br />meet existing code and the proposed lot lines must be <br />moved, this plat would have to come before the City <br />Council again. At the time this memo was written, staff <br />had not received the necessary survey to determine this. <br /> <br />and fees paid before the <br />few conditions placed on the <br />that directly affect this <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />2. <br /> <br />A condition of the approval of Auburn Commons 2nd Addition <br />was for the developer to provide the City with an <br />additional 15 foot easement for drainage, utility, and <br />roadway purposes along Dodge Avenue. This was necessary <br />for the future upgrading and widening of Dodge Avenue. <br />Currently, the right-of-way along Dodge Avenue is only 50 <br />feet in width. The Indy Lube site plan does not show the <br />additional 15 feet of right-of-way required by the plat. <br />Through the conditional use process, staff would recommend <br />setbacks measured from this easement line rather than the <br />existing right-of-way. This would mandate that the entire <br />building would need to be shifted 15 feet to the east, <br />which may affect the entire layout of the site. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />DRAINAGE AND GRADING PLAN - Terry Maurer, City Engineer, has <br />reviewed the drainage and grading plan on this property. <br />Attached is a memo from Terry outlining his comments. It <br />appears that, in general, the grading plan does not work for <br />this site. Mr. Maurer's letter highlights several of the key <br />issues involved. One possible solution may be to raise the <br />proposed building elevation which would allow for positive <br />drainage away from the building. Mr. Maurer also recommended <br />that a barrier type concrete curb and gutter be required <br />surrounding the bituminous driving and parking areas. Staff <br />would suggest that the applicant and Mr. Maurer get together to <br />design a grading and drainage plan that meets City Code. <br /> <br />TRAFFIC Included in Terry Maurer's letter are comments <br />relating to the traffic flow on this site. On the site plan it <br />shows a driveway opening on Dodge Avenue that is approximately . <br />50 feet wide. This is too wide of an area to be left open and <br />it has been recommended that the driveway be restricted down to <br />24-30 feet in width. The site plan also shows a 15 foot wide <br />one way only drive along the north side of the building. Staff <br />