2902 HEWITT AVE 2016-01-01 MF Import

� . • s - . Please be seated. JOHNSON On Auqust 22 Mr, Clayton applied for a buildin g permit to oour a slab. His proposed use was as a beer garden. He indicated in the plan :hat he submitted with it he called for existinq retaining walls, holes drilled 10 inches deep, 4 foot on centez for rebar, we assume that the • rebar vertical members he put in will eventually someday support a wall. • Ae showed a couple of extra doors evidently leading out of his existing building, We had to assume that this whole slab area F'e took him at his word, would be a beer garden. The,code says you figure the occupant area at 15 sq, ft, per person. That's what we did to qet the additienal occupant loadinq. We went back to our old records to tzy to establish the occupant loading is for the existing building. We established that. Based on the code he could have .the area he has thers without showing 5is plans. He could have conceivably have 453 people occupying that building, It may seem unreaso�able but by code workup that's ahat lt comes up to, Until we receive adequate plans showing us exactly What all the uses of the buildinq are for, Chere's no way we ean establish an adequate occupant load but for his question to establish parkinq the occupant load doesn't count. Parking is established by 2oning Ordinance and the Zoning Ordinance says you must establish that on qross floor area; therefore� we have to take the qross floor area of the existing building and the concrete slab that he's putting in there to establish the parking area and that's where we came up with 45 pdrking stalls. lIRD � Thank you ve . . ry much. . � �� We were talking about total square footage of his building, , �I� Ne saw that R.7.FR ' Actually the seating capacity for the beer gardea is not the square feet � of the buildinq itself. • • EIDt50N A'e're only concerned right now abeut the square footaqe. ' concerned I� Actually, we're not/abeut that at all, we're only concerned about the zequest for the variance on the parking. ' . SSELL Mr, Fuller, when we went down there for the visitation on Friday morning, the parking lot was pretty full then and there wasn't much off street parkinq available. I'm just concerned about what's going to haonen when � you t}�zow another however many square feet you're qoing to put on there. I think that we're beinq asked at this staqe of the gamc with all that other development down there, and I'm not talking aHout wha� Mr, Dahl is talking about, I'm just talking about the sort of a resurgence on E. Hewitt that parki'g is becoming a problem where it wasn't before partly as a result of success.ul operators like yourself. Now the parkinq lot was full at"` ' 9:30 in the morning. �R . Of course I thin}; a lot of my problem is � I think I'm furnishin ]ust what he s wozried about, g parking for practically everybody in the block. You can see how big my resta�ant is when its jampacked and people atanding there waiting you can't coiint 50 heads. Of course that's my , problem, I can t get enough people seated to support what I have rig:it now. How to keep people from parking on other peoples' parking lot I don'c know.