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3/17/2006 <br />The AUAR prepared for the City indicates that Twin Lakes Parkway is designed <br />to accommodate 73,000 daily vehicles. The SRF traffic memorandum indicates <br />that the volume of traffic in the revised City's Master Plan and the PUD would <br />generate up to 11,022 vehicles per day on Twin Lakes Parkway. The Office <br />Retail Restaurant complex shown in the existing PUD on the site would generate <br />about 1476 vehicles per day. The Hotel/Restaurant would generate about 1,560 <br />vehicles per day. There would be a net traffic increase from the hotel/restaurant <br />of about 84 vehicles per day. Clearly, Twin Lakes Parkway is design to <br />accommodate this additional increase in traffic. <br />Impact on Parks, Streets, and other Facilities: <br />The impacts on the streets is discussed in the traffic impacts. With the same <br />access to the hotel as indicated on the City Council approved PUD, we do not <br />expect any additional impacts from this hotel restaurant development. Storm <br />water management is to be address as part of the final PUD development plan <br />and because the impervious surface is less than was approved in the existing <br />PUD impacts will be less. <br />Compatibility of the site plan internal traffic circulation, landscaping and <br />structures with contiguous Properties: <br />The access to the site and the site north of the hotel site is the same in the <br />approved PUD and the proposed PUD. This has not changed and with cross <br />easements for access and parking, to be worked out with the adjoining property <br />owner as part of the Final PUD approval, this will not change either. <br />Landscaping is being done as per city requirements. There is more open space <br />than required by the City and the Floor Area Ratio is less than allowed by the <br />City. The joint parking has the same arrangement as the previous plan. The <br />Master Plan, the Comprehensive Plan and the proposed zoning indicate that the <br />hotel/restaurant use is a compatible land use in a planned business park. If the <br />existing approved land use is compatible as the city Council proclaimed in <br />approving the previous land use, then the proposed hotel/ restaurant use is <br />compatible with the contiguous property. <br />Impact of the Use on the Market Value of Contiguous Properties: <br />We expect the hotel and restaurant to have a market value of $18,000,000. This <br />is probably substantially more value than the previous plan. A Quality hotel on <br />this site will probably increase the market value of the surrounding uses by <br />increasing the vitality of the business park. <br />Impact on the general public health safety and welfare: <br />Adding the hotel realizes the goals of the City's Master Plan more fully in that the <br />existing PUD does not have a hotel in the area where the Master plan <br />contemplates a hotel as part of this redevelopment. The hotel/restaurant will <br />probably add more value to the redevelopment area than the office <br />/restaurant/retail use previously approved. There is more open space and the <br />: <br />
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