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colored photographs showing existing and proposed appearances <br /> ' modified building elevations (dat6d 2/11/98) <br /> 2.4 Redevelopment vi <br /> to ment of the site will include the construction of a new 3,650 square foot <br /> McDona <br /> Id's restaurant with a 1,500 square foot playpiace area in the same general <br /> location as <br /> the existing restaurant. The new restaurant will have 130 seats (7o in <br /> restaurant and 6o in the la place area), 85 off-street parking spaces, and <br /> the main re p <br /> with stacking capacity. I n conjunction with redevelopment of the <br /> a drive-through � <br /> site the p <br /> overall site will be improved and upgraded. Additional landscaping will be <br /> installed, lighting will be upgraded, a screening fence and berm will be installed <br /> insta � � p� <br /> n the west property line, trash collection facilities will be attached to the building <br /> along p p <br /> and fully enclosed, and additional catch basins will be installed to improve site <br /> The exterior la area on the west edge of the property will be eliminated <br /> drainage. p y rop <br /> with the property becoming part of the open space for the multi-family residentia <br /> units to the vest. The construction project will take approximately 75 days, with the <br /> existing restaurant being closed in early April 1998. <br /> exterior of the building will be a light colored stucco material with brick <br /> .� Thee � <br /> wainscoting, glass panels, a mansard parapet roof, and agent corbels to break up <br /> visual perception of building length. The playplace area on the east side of the <br /> the vis p p � . <br /> . will have lass curtain walls with brick wainscoting, brick columns on all four <br /> building � <br /> corners, � p and a single slop mansard roof. Building signage is proposed to be located <br /> * hin sign band area above the playplace area, on the mansard parapet roof, and <br /> v�rt a � <br /> on the walls of the building. <br /> 2.6 The existing cistin McDonald's has a non-conforming pylon sign; however, the sign will <br /> be replaced in conjunction with the rebuild. The new pylon sign will be moved 1 <br /> feet <br /> to the vest to meet the 30 foot setback, will be reduced in height to 20 feet, <br /> will include square feet of signage (100 square feet maximum allowed). <br /> and � <br /> Proposed building signage is 97 square feet (101 square feet maximum based on <br /> an east wall area of 726 square feet). <br /> There is an access from county Road B across the western edge of properties to <br /> the north of this site from Burger King to Arby's. During the review of this request <br /> and discussion of the Arby's rebuild project, the concept of extending this access <br /> from coun ty Road B south to the flMcDonald's property has been discussed by city <br /> staff. Having this access formalized through a City easement would be beneficial <br /> that it would improve traffic circulation in this area and alleviate congestion on the <br /> in t p <br /> frontage a road. Because of existing agreements and other factors, t appears that <br /> only I via to acquire re such an easement at this time would be through <br /> the y t <br /> condemnation; however, the City should continue to discuss the concept of <br /> condemn � <br /> acquiring <br /> such an easement voluntarily with the owners of the properties as they <br /> redevelop. <br /> cDonald's Corporation invited neighboring property owners to stop by McDonald"s <br /> on Tuesda y, �l=ebrua 10, 1 998, between 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. A representative <br /> of Mc <br /> o n a Id's Corporation was there to answer questions and show the plans of <br /> the ro osed restaurant reconstruction. No residents attended the open house or <br /> p p <br /> called cDo n ald's with questions or comments on the proposed rebuild. <br /> PF# 982-RCA(o2/23/98)-Page 2 of 5 <br />