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. The overall lighting levels in the proposed development are consistent with City code requirements. However, exterior building fac;ade lighting is not supposed to exeeed 25% of the fac;ade visible from residential property (the north and east). If facade lighting is used at service stations, it is typically to make the huilding feel safer for customers and employees, In addition, fac;ade lighting does not need to be extremely bright. If modifications are made to thc fac;ade lighting, staff would rccommend that sufficient fac;ade lighting be maintained around the fire exit and the employee entrance, The applicant has proposed several different lighting fixtures. The "Electrical Site Plan" in the applicants plans lists the letters of the light fixture with an "X" below to symbolize the number fixtures present (i.e. M/XX = two style M fixture lights on one pole). Basieally type R and type D lights are used under the fueling canopy area, Light type M provides accent lighting around the north, south, and west sides of the building. Type B lighting is used to illuminate the main entry area. The light type (i.e. B) corresponds to the letters listed on the lighting cut sheets included in the plans provided by the applicant. The type D lighting is the main souree of illumination for the fueling canopy area. These lights an: a flat lens, so the source of illumination should not be visible from the sides. Type R lighting is a flood light direeted to illuminate the fueling pumps. Type B lighting is an overhead HID light which appear to be installed above the main entry and directed downward for illumination, The type N lighting provides accent lighting around . the other sides of the building; the lighting would shine up and down. Finally the type M lighting is the general parking lot lighting for the rcmainder of the site. The fixtures appear to he double mounted (back to back) on a single pole and illuminate just inside the perimeter of the site. Again, the lighting levels are consistent with City regulations, Staff would suggest that these lights be shrouded (shielded) or the flat clear lens as stated in the cut sheets (rather than the eontoured clear lens). This should conceal the '.. >~if,ect~01lr.~e O~'I~i?:<l~~~~"'~wa~Rt~[=~ '.. H~._r ~'__ v~__,._ n I1!~L ---:-=".,' -,~- _ '__M~ _ __ ..- .-.-.'. t3A. Grading, Drainage, and Utilities - Revised plans to address the comments and questions of the City Engineer regarding Grading, Drainage, and Utilities should be submitted, The City Engineer has reviewed the applicant's plans and has indicated areas for revision of plans and areas where additional details are required. The Planning Commission should review the plan review comments below and determine if they are comfortable with the City Engineer's reeommendations as they relate to the grading, drainage and utility plans. Ifthe Planning Commission is comfortable with the plans mbject to the City Engineers recommendations, a condition should be added directing the applicant to submit revised grading, drainage, and utility plans to the City Engineer for review and approval prior to the issuance of building permits. . \\Earth\Planning\Planning Cases\2005\05-13 Holiday Station SLores - Round Lake Road and 96 - SUP, PUD, Preliminary Plat (PENDING)\06- 01-04 PC Report Holiday 05-13.doc Page 9 of 13