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hours of 7:30am until 7:OOpm. Dedicated support infrastructure provides maintenance, HR, finance, marketing, safety, real estate, development and construction services, all based in our Twin Cities Regional Office. Mister Car Wash takes pride in the physical plant as well, reinvesting over $150,000 annually, on average, per location to ensure a bright, clean and flawless experience for our customers. In addition, maintenance technicians supervise 2-3 stores to keep our store equipment running at peak performance. Our team members have a routine cleaning schedule they follow to ensure the store always presents in the best condition. Building Materials The building design has been enhanced from the prototypical Mister Car Wash standards to achieve a 75% Class I material code requirement. The proposed building materials consist of Brick Veneer, Stone Veneer, EIFS and Metal Panels. Both brick and stone veneer are composed of individualized thin masonry units, approximately 1-3/4" thick, set into a mortar bed and grouted. As designed, the proposed materials and colors provide a visually appealing and modern appearance. In addition, two 35' foot high roof elements are proposed on either end of the building, providing visual cues for customers to the entrance and exit of the tunnel. In response to comments heard at the council workshop, the elevation facing Lexington Avenue has been further enhanced to create a more attractive welcome into the site. Upgrades include the use of spandrel storefront glass, lighting and a decorative canopy, as well as building articulation, a curved roof form, a change in roof plane and a change in material and color. Additionally, a patio with seating and bicycle parking has been provided at this elevation. $ignage Mister is proposing a monument sign along Lexington Avenue which will be harmonious with the building architecture and meet City zoning standards as to size and design. The monument sign measures 34.4 sq. ft. per side, or 69 sq. ft. of total sign copy, a reduction of 90 allowable sq. ft. of copy. Mister proposes approximately 79 square feet of wall sign copy area plus an 8.7 sq. ft. regulatory Exit wall sign. The Exit sign is placed at the exit to the tunnel and is intended to prevent vehicles from entering the tunnel from the wrong direction. In addition, Mister proposes 10.5 sq. ft. of auxiliary directional signage throughout the site to help customers safely navigate the property, and 32 sq. ft. of auxiliary canopy directional signage to efficiently move members through the pay station lanes. Parking Mister proposes 17 vacuum parking stalls measuring 13' wide x 18' deep along with 4 employee parking stalls and 1 maintenance vehicle parking measuring 9' wide and 18' deep. This is a reduction in 1 vacuum stall and an increase of 2 employee parking stalls as a result of comments received at the council workshop. Additionally, a recorded Reciprocal Easement Agreement (Document#