6201 ASSOCIATED BLVD BASE FILE 2018-04-25

Glenwood Creek,which are located in the northwest corner of the site within the area shown as Tract 997. Canciusion: The Applicant's propa5al does not impact the naturaE enviranment. Due to the � presence of filf material on this site,the City may require the preparatian of a soils report prior to issuance of any construction permits for any lot. D. Public Services-The proposed project shall be designed#o meet the follawing: 1)Adequate water supply to City Standards: �inding: There are existing water mains within the street system surrounding this site, Extensions af water mains will need to be pro�ided in conjunctian with fufiure development approvals for the lots. Canc[usian: Adequate water supply can be provided to the lots in this BSP per City Standards. 2J Adequate sewage disposa!ta Crty Standards: Finding: T3te future s�bstation on Lot 1 will generate rrtinimal need for sewer use. If�sewer connectian is required in the future,there�s an existing sewer main lacated in Shu!<san Way that will serve the site. Conclusion; Adequate sewer disposal can be provided to the site. Afl new facilities must be canstructed in accardance wifh City Standards. 3f Appropriate surface water management to City Standards Finding: drainage improvements will be required on this site per the Stormwater Manual and City Design and Construcfiion standards. This proposal is sufaject ttte standards in effect at the time the applicafiion was submitted in February Z010 and with the Stormwater Site Plan dated February 3.�,2014. 7he collected surface water on the property must be conveyed to the nearest established,stable drainage course or starmwater facifity,within the naturally occurring drainage basin or basins. � Conclusion: Appropriate surface water management is being provided to Ci#y Standards. 4J Adequate fire protection and hydrar►ts to City Standards; Ffndings: City standards require fire hydrants within 200 feet of but na closer than 50 feet to all commercial/industrial structures. Fire hydrants,fire access and fire flow requirements will be evaluafied in the future when additional land use and construction permits are abtained for specific development praposals. Conclusion: Adequate fire protection service Can be provided ta the site. 5}Appropriate access to City Standards for all anticipated uses within the project; Finding: Primary access to the propased lots within the BSP wiil be from internal public roads {Associated B1vd). Conclusion: Adequate circulation and access would be provided to all lots withfi the BSP. ,.,, , `�3 �� �_�