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Rosedale Commons Addition, Case No. 2178 Page 3. parking spaces. We do not believe that this is a major issue and the SC District standards provide the flexibility to approve such changes. Landscaping The proposed modifications will have no affect on any existing landscaping. Lighting The proposed changes will have no affect on site lighting. Signing The owners of Rosedale Commons were recently in front of the Planning Commission and City Council with a request for approval of two ground signs. The changes proposed as part of this request will have no affect on project signs. Screening Since a new loading area is proposed as part of this application, it must meet the new standards for the screening of loading and service areas. Essentially such areas must be completely screened, from the eye level view, on contiguous residential properties and adjacent streets, except at driveway access points. The standard further states that such screening shall be accomplished with materials similar to, or compatible with exterior materials, and architectural treatment on the principal structure. First of all, when we met with the applicants and their architects, it became apparent that approximately the top 18" of some taller semi - tractors could be seen above the proposed screen wall. We asked them to increase the height and they agreed to change the elevation to increase the height by 18 ". Secondly, the materials to be used to construct the screen wall include the same face brick as is on the main building. With the change in screen wall height noted above, this proposal meets the new requirements. Thirdly, there is another issue that may arise during this review that is technically not part of the proposal, but may be raised by adjacent neighbors. Recently, a request was made to place a satellite dish on the roof of this building. representatives-of the company hired to do the installation came to City Hall to inquire as to the City's