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<br />Setbacks from Adiacent Residential Properties <br /> <br />" <br /> <br />. . <br /> <br />The building setback from the adjacent residential lots on the <br />north has been increased to 30 feet. The previous 30' setback from . <br />the east line has been maintained, The parking lot has been moved <br />further to the south increasing the buffer zone between the north end <br />of the parking lot and the north boundary line to 15'8", The parking <br />lot was also moved approximately 2' to the west, The overall parking <br />lot size as shown on the previously submitted plan for this design <br />has not changed, <br /> <br />Landscapinq <br /> <br />The landscaping plan has also been modified to address some of <br />the concerns of the neighbors to the north. The planting of the <br />arbor vitae trees has been extended further to cover the easterly <br />150' along the north line which includes the entire south boundary of <br />both 2020 and 2026 Glen Paul, The current chain link fence across <br />these two lots will remain in place. There have been no changes of <br />the landscaping along the east boundary between the subject property <br />and 2033 W, County Rd "D". <br /> <br />The moving of the building to the south provided additional <br />space for the planting of deciduous trees on the north side of the <br />building. The proposed trees have been moved further to the south <br />and away from the relatively low utility lines which hang from <br />utility poles across the two easterly lots directly to the north of <br />the planned building (i.e. 2020 and 2026 Glen Paull, The plan <br />continues to provide for a 6' privacy fence across the westerly 75' <br />of the north property line (2030 Glen Paul) along with the planting <br />of deciduous trees in the area between the parking lot and the north <br />boundary where practical, <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />The landscaping plan provides for a very generous combination of <br />carefully placed coniferous and deciduous trees along with fencing to <br />effectively screen the development from the residential properties to <br />the north and east. <br /> <br />Trash Enclosure <br /> <br />The trash enclosure has also been moved slightly to the south, <br />We have provided for the planting of 4 arbor vitae trees on the north <br />side of the masonry trash enclosure to provide additional screening <br />for this structure and some additional screening for the main <br />building, <br /> <br />Neiqhbor Communications <br /> <br />The two neighbors directly to the north of the proposed building <br />(i,e. 2020 & 2026 Glen Paul) have received a letter giving them the <br />option to have the arbor vitae trees planted on their side of the <br />current chain link fence_ If this option is chosen, we would install <br />the arbor vitae trees when we begin construction in the spring, The <br />existing chain link fence would remain, There are obviously some <br />advantages and disadvantages to the proposal which the neighbors must . <br />consider. <br /> <br />2 <br />