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Everest Development, Case Bo. 2366 Page 2 BuildinÇJ G: site Area: Building Area: Percent of Building Coverage: 212,963 SF 4.89 Acres 46,080 SF . 21.6 , 3. DEVELOPMENT ANALYSIS PlanninÇJ Considerations The proposed use is consistent with the Land Use Plan and with the purpose of the B-4 District. The appearance and functioning of the site and buildings will be compatible with the area, and will redevelop in an attractive viable manner two sites which have stood vacant for a long time. LandscaDina The landscaping for both buildings screens the parking areas and the loading areas adequately and meets the minimums established in the design standards. The NSP easement running across the front corner of Building F will not permit planting large overstory trees, but will allow smaller ornamental trees. There are three different species of crabs proposed, which will be adequate and attractive. The frontage on other parts of the site will contain ash, maple, linden, and locust overstory trees. Liahtina We have reviewed lighting plans for the buildings and they appear adequate. Fixtures at the periphery of the parking lots on both buildings are 400 watt metal halide dropped dish diffuser (non-glare downcast) on a 25' pole. Wall-mounted lights on the buildings facing the streets are 175 watt metal halide shoe box type fixtures. In the rear of the buildings are 175 watt metal halide security wall pack fixtures. Sianina Proposed tenant signage will be on the only and meets the sign ordinance standards. building square facades footage screenina Screening of parking, loading areas, and rooftop utilities is designed adequately. Headlights from parking lots are screened from view of adjacent streets by means of low shrubs and berming. Building F is designed in an L-shape so as to screen the rear -loading areas from the view to both public streets. Building G has its rear facade