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EPC, Mr. Carlson March 29, 1994 Page 3 e) SHEET A2.3 1. Consideration will need to be given to redesigning the area where the drive isles intersect; at the northeast corner of the Target store, to improve vehicular movements in this area. 2. The service drive behind the retail stores north of the Target store will need to maintain a twenty-four (24) foot wide driveway. There appears to be a narrow section of driveway, north of the retail spaces, listed as Building B. 3. Entrances to the parking lot in front of Building B need to be improved to allow better vehicular circulation. 4. The retaining wall along the west side of Target's loading dock should be a minimum height of three (3) feet. SHEET A3.1 1. The building materials, as presented on these elevations, provide an aesthetically pleasing architectural element. Therefore, these materials will be accepted by staff and will be presented to the Planning Commission and City Council for their concurrence. ) e 2. Building elevations of the north, west, or south sides of the building have not been submitted with this application. Staff is recommending all elevations maintain the same architectural and material composition as that found along the front of the building facing Freeport Avenue. As part of the final plan submittal for building permit application, all elevations should be included with the materials specified. 3. All signage comments will be addressed in a separate section at the end of this memo. SHEET L2.1 1. All the trees proposed along Freeport Avenue and Jackson Road should be moved out of the right of way placed within the limits of this project. el 2. All landscaping found at the intersections shall be placed to respect sight visibility triangle requirements. pcepccc.doc