5333 EVERGREEN WAY 2016-01-01 MF Import

, 4. The provision of adequate uf'f-street parking,on-site circulation,and sile access. Finding: No additional off-street parking stalls will be required or provided. Access to the site will not change. Conclusion: Off-street parking is not required. 5. Compatibility of proposed skructures and improvements with surrounding properties, including the size, height, location, setback and arrar�gement of all proposed buildings and facilities, especially as they relate to light and shadow impacts on more sensitive land uses and less intensive zones. Findings The telecommunications site consists of a factory built concretc vault with a retaining wall up to ten feet in height to the east and south. The vault will meet all required setbacks and will be located over 450 feet away from Evergreen Way. The vault is approximately 72 square feet in area and will be up to six feet in height above the finished grade. The retaining wall will be conswcted within the ten-foot setback that is required from the adjacent residentially zoned property to the east.The retaining wall will be approximately 1.5 feet from an existing fence and approximately 6.5 feet from the east property line. Subsection 39.150 of the Zoning Code allows rockeries and retaining walls in required building setback areas if the rockery or wall is; a. not being used for direct structural support of a building; b. is reasonably necessary to provide support to a cut or slope; c. will not obstruct or interfere with the vision of vehides or pedestrians using the street or driveways; and d. is 36" in height or less. In situations where it is necessary to build a rockery or retaining wall higher than 36" within the building setbacks, the Planning Director may authorze a higher rockery or retaining wall using Review Process II. Conclusion: The Planning Direcror approves the location of the retaining wull. The wall will provide an adequate level surface area for the proposed vault. The proposal is not incompatible with surrounding uses. 6. The number, size aad location of signs, especially as they rrlate to more sensitive land uses. Finding: Sign Category A applies. Conclusion: No signs are proposed. � /�