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Bradford Schools, Case Noft 19,09 <br />imam <br />roof's and the vista of the school as viewed from the hi,ghwa,y should be <br />quite attractive. This, of colurs,e, is in contrast, to the flat roofed <br />nursing home structure to, the east where mechanical equipment is <br />highly visible from Trunk Highway 36. <br />Be With resipect to the engineering aspects of the development, the <br />4i the Ponding area, proposed on the <br />engineering staff points out that <br />northwest slide of the silte (near Kinderberry), does not have stormwater <br />p <br />i1ped to <br />o the, pond., Plerhiaps this is an ov,ersigh�t. It appears <br />that a 30 *Inch sitorm sewer trunk lin�e 'is Proposed to, flow by the pond- <br />and into the 3i6 'Inch existing storm sewer, on Lexington Avenue. <br />91 At,t,a,ched is a statement from the applicant outlining the proposal, as <br />well as four reduced drawings indicating the site plan, grading and <br />utilities, landscaping, and exterior elevations, o ' the structures. <br />W <br />n s �u m m a, ri y it wou�ld appear that the prop�osed, development may have <br />less visual 'impact on the n�ei,ghbo o es are smaller <br />and lower. The question of the handling of the vehicular access ■ the <br />tio ou�ses an�d ell Avenue 'is a question that should be more <br />closely analyzed. <br />km <br />