1505 112TH ST SW UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2023-12-27

Alex Byrd From: Alex Byrd Sent Monday, December 7, 2020 3:21 PM To: 'Steve Hammer' Cc: Steve ingall Sabrina Fandler Subject 1505 112th Street SW - REV120-018 and B2012-005 - Planning Corrections Hello, Thank you for submitting a Design Review application and building permit to convert an existing vehicle emissions testing facility into a church at 1505112'h Street SW (project REV120-019 and permit B2012-005). In order for the Planning Department to approve the project, please submit the following: Please add the exterior building dimensions on the site plan. A sign cannot be located in the right-of-way. Please revise the she plan accordingly. Ill a separate sign permit is required for all new signs. Pedestrian weather protection is required over all primary building entries per EMC19.31.B.080.H. Please provide pedestrian weather protection that is at least five feet deep over all primary entries. This may include a recessed entry, canopy, porch, etc. Please revise the plans accordingly. The code requires a 12-foot wide sidewalk to be installed and street trees to be planted. However, this is not possible due to the required Critical Area buffers. Instead of requiring the frontage improvements mentioned above, please restore the Critical Area buffer in the area located west of the driveway entrance (area where the signs are located in the photo below). This could be low growing shrubs, instead of larger trees. Please revise the landscaping plan accordingly. Please clarify if there is any ground mounted mechanical equipment on site and If so, indicate on site plan. Please demonstrate how exterior site lighting will meet the requirements in EMC19.31.B.070. M. Exterior site lighting can be shown on the landscaping plan and building lighting can be shown on the elevations. Please note a site visit will be performed on Tuesday, December 8'h to verify existing perimeter landscaping and the wetland buffer is intact. If there are gaps in existing landscaping, it will need to be replanted to comply with the current landscaping requirements.