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North Heights Hardware, Case No. 2199 <br />`A <br />3. <br />DEVELOPMENT SUMMARY <br />Existing Site Area: <br />Parcel A (to be added): <br />Total Site Area: <br />Existing Building: <br />New Addition: <br />Total Building Area: <br />Parking Required: <br />Parking Provided: <br />Handicapped Spaces: <br />DEVELOPMENT ANALYSIS <br />Planning Considerations <br />Page 2 <br />30,250 SF <br />15,488 SF <br />45,738 SF - 1.05 Acres <br />8,400 SF <br />3,050 SF <br />11,450 SF <br />43 Spaces <br />51 Spaces <br />2 Spaces <br />The lot that is proposed to be divided as part of this <br />application is guided Low Density Residential on the <br />Comprehensive Plan and Zoned R -1. The northern parcel <br />(Parcel A) to be added to the existing North Heights <br />Hardware lot will need to be rezoned B -3. To keep the <br />Comprehensive Plan and official zoning map consistent with <br />one another, a Comprehensive Plan amendment is required. <br />Obviously, this request also involves the division of a <br />platted lot. <br />This.is the first site plan to be reviewed after the <br />adoption of Chapter 19 (Design Standards) which involves <br />the alteration of an existing building. Section 19.030 <br />grants an exception for those projects that involve the <br />repair or remodeling of between 10 percent and 50 percent <br />of its size. This section goes on to state that a level <br />of improvement proportionate to the percentage of building <br />construction shall be required. Technically, the 3,050 <br />square feet added to this 8,400- square -foot building <br />represents a 36 percent expansion. <br />We have made no inquiries as to the value of the proposed <br />improvements related to the value of the existing <br />building. This analysis could be pursued if there were <br />strong feelings that it would result in more stringent <br />compliance requirements. We have not pursued this <br />approach because it is clear that the applicants need to <br />make an effort to comply with the new standards, and they <br />have. That is not to say that all of the issues related <br />to the new Chapter 19 are clear at this point. <br />