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� <br />�r� <br />ay <br />� � H <br />ayti <br />y�H <br />K � <br />H� <br />'� H � <br />VJ H <br />is7 O � <br />ON <br />H�g <br />n V �] <br />�H� <br />r+ H <br />g `� <br />�d� <br />��� <br />HO[Nn <br />changed to Red cak (quercus rubra), 2 and one-half inch caliper. Only <br />one tree can be planted along this frontage and still meet the spacing <br />requirements of Parks Department. John and Libbie suggested several <br />types of trees as being better species for the 10 foot wide landscape <br />berm along the east side of the parking lot. Instead of vine maple, <br />as shown on the plans, Acer pennsylvanicum, Acer campestre, or Acer <br />ginnala would be advisable. The lodgepole pine (pinus contorta), as <br />shown on the plan, is oK. <br />Steve asked me if the handicap parking stall shown on the plan could <br />instead be located across the alley next to the door i.nto the store. <br />I told him that would be OK with zoning requirements, but I would <br />verify that witri Public Works. In discussing with Kirk Brooks of <br />Public Works, he said it would be alright if the handicap space(s) <br />were properly marked according to Public Works standards. <br />He asked me if he were to eliminate about. 4 parking stalls on the west <br />side of the alley in order to use the space for display and sale of <br />landscape plants, would that run afoul of the parking requirements. i <br />said that he originally had about 6 or 8 spaces on the west side of <br />the alley, and that was nonconforming with the code. He was adding 24 <br />parking spaces on the east side of the alley, not because he was <br />required for any expansion he was undertaking, but because he wanted <br />more parking. Therefore if he were to remove about 4 existina parking <br />stalls to display landscaping he would still have more parking than he <br />would be required to provide for this expanded sales area. I told him <br />it would be OK. The Resolution of intent to Rezone prohibits use of <br />the new parking lot for such outdoor display and sales. <br />cc: Kirk Brooks, Public Works <br />Alan Locke, Public Works <br />Linda Gough, Enforcement <br />Libbie Soden, Parks Department <br />Steve Ingalsbe, Planning Departmerit <br />Steve Griffin, Broadway Hardware <br />