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Dan Smith/Perkins Restaurant CUP Page 3 August 21, 1995 --------------------------------------------------- height and recommended that the flagpole be no higher than 35 feet. This • recommendation is consistent with staff and the Planning Commission recommendation. Further, 35 feet is consistent with the maximum height requirements for signage in the C-3 (Highway Commercial) zoning district. Please refer to the Planning Commission report for more information on this issue. • Site Plan Review - Included in the report to the Planning Commission is a complete list of staff's comments regarding the proposed site plan. Staff has met with Dan Smith to discuss the comments in the report and Mr. Smith has agreed to include the comments as part of the revised plans. The only condition that will not be made part of Phase 1 is the extension of a sidewalk from Dodge Street to the restaurant. The developers have asked that the sidewalk be included with the development of the next building immediately north of the restaurant where there is more room to construct the sidewalk and have less interference with parking and driveways. • Resident Concerns -Dan Smith and I met with some of the affected property owners to discuss their concerns with the proposed restaurant. The following is a summary of the residents' concerns, followed up with the action that has taken place to address the specific concerns: • 1. Location of driveway from restaurant onto Dodge Street. Solution: The driveway from the restaurant has been located in accordance with the development plans approved by the City Council. Furthermore, the driveway is located directly north of the home immediately east of the proposed restaurant which places the driveway between the two homes east of Dodge Street. 2. Headlights from vehicles either leaving the restaurant or circulating on site. Solution: Developer will install additional landscaping along the west side of Dodge, and as part of the upgrading to Dodge Street, additional landscaping can be strategically placed on the west side of Dodge to assist those affected residents. The height of the berm along Dodge will be maximized to screen the vehicles from adjacent residents. 3. Increased traffic on Dodge Street. Solution: This is the one concern that will be difficult to address because traffic will naturally increase along with the development of the property. However, the City Engineer has proposed to the property owner immediately to the east that s:councff:cu95-15