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� <br /> I <br /> � <br /> .�r_�. _ _.�Ls .,;,�laager <br /> y rt i <br /> ��'�] ;un-�.�n�.,rning Use Gspansion <br /> a� '.i,;e -3- <br /> .0�� <br /> C F-', <br /> 9HCA <br /> H �� ;. Lhr� building on-site is a single story sLructure that is aescheeically <br /> i� z H compacible with othzr 'r.ouses ia the area in size and hetght. The oLfice <br /> �� H,�ro will espand an additional 400 square feet into the reer yard and uill <br /> � j.�� not impact the appearance of the builcling from the iront. The expanded <br /> y y r, porcion will not be visible from Pecks llrive. <br /> xz <br /> M �yty 9. It is the intent of the �pplicants to increase the number of employees <br /> on-site from tliree to five. This increase in empLoyees will not impact <br /> H �O the surrounding properties because adequate parkin� on-site is provided <br /> H� � for the employees. Gight parking spaces are provided on-site. <br /> z ��� <br /> t' H y 10. :dith the reduction of two parking spaces there will sti11 be adequate <br /> ty y room for six parking spaces crhich satisfies the parking requirements. <br /> O H <br /> c� C7 V� <br /> L1. The proposed huilSin� Fas a side yard setback r.hat will be a �ainimum uf <br /> �j �� 12 Eeet irom the side proper[y llne. <br /> 7 H f/1 <br /> H O d� <br /> 1.3. �:lthough the =c�aetcial activity is adjacent to a residential use, there <br /> �toes not -ppcar [o be a prctective screening of not less than six feet <br /> in height and five feet in width on that portion of the proper[y. EMC <br /> 79.42.030(B) requires thac r.11 business uses provide such screening. <br /> ' '3, Currently, there Ls storage of recreational vehicles occurring on-site. ' <br /> 'Che Applicants have indicated [hat the recreational vehicles will be <br /> '�� re�oved. <br /> � <br /> 14, The City submitted th�it [o enhance the compatibility between thr office <br /> e�e �se and the surruun�ing residential use, a landscape strip of five feet <br /> �= wide with six foot high evergreen plants must be provided along the eide <br /> and rear property 11¢es. In addition, according to the City, <br /> compatibili[y reyuires that a parking area be redesigned to incorporate <br /> �'�� laudscaping wlth a reductio❑ oI the eight parking spaces and ese of a <br /> �� nortion of these spaces for landscaping. e11so, [he City requested th�t <br /> the main driveway, as proposed, an asphalt driveWay in the front yard, <br /> � be replaced with landscaping in order to create un aesthetically similar <br /> ��� parcel of land as that of the surroun.'_ing properties. <br /> 15. The current prnvisions fur sewer, Nater, drainage and pedestrian <br /> circulation are adequa[e. 'do changes must be made. <br /> �� <br /> 16. Proper notice was given and no adverse comment� from ad�acent property <br /> ' ' ' awners wer.e received. <br /> 17. Pecks Drive is a collector arterial Ue[ween ➢everly Lane and Evergreen <br /> Way. There will be additional traffic generated by the additional <br /> employees, but the stceet is adequate to carry this traffic. <br /> 18. ��o retail activity occucs on-site. No tinpact fror� customers will resulC <br /> from the expancion of the non-conforming use. The activity on-site <br /> includea bookkeeping purposes and admin:strati�ie offices. <br />