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SITE ANALYSIS Total site Area Proposed Building proposed parking Green space Existing Center Driveway Existing City Sidewalk Future City sidewalk 84,092 sq. ft. 15,000 sq. ft. (17.8%) 37 , 340 sq. ft . ( 4 4 . 4 % ) 24,792 sq. ft. (29.5%) 4 , 860 sq. ft. ( 5 . 8 % ) 660 sq. ft. (0.8%) 1,440 sq. ft. (1. 7%) parking Required: 5 spaces per 1,000 sq. ft. building floor area = 75 stalls. Handicap Accessible Parking Required: 25 stalls = 3 stalls. 1 accessible stall per ;". PARKING PROVIDED: Full size (9x18) Handicap Accessible Handicap Van Accessible Total pa~king Provided 71 stalls 3 stalls 1 stall 75 stalls The Computer city project meets or exceeds the following design standards and other code provisions: 1. The building materials are now proposed to be face brick and break off masonry units. 2. The landscaping, both inside the parking and along the site edges meets or exceeds the code standards for the amount of landscaped area and the spacing of plants. 3 . Loading area at the northeast end of the building is screened with a solid wall as required. Technically, no screening is required between commercial uses (toward the Crossroads center) but a screen wall and landscaping is provided on the north side anYway. 4. Trash handling is within a completely enclosed structure attached to the east end of the building. 5. Parking spaces. are provided at a ratio of 5 stalls per 1,000 sq. ft., 75 spaces for 15,000 sq. .ft. of building, exactly the City standards. 6. The building meets the 35 foot height limit. 5. The only provisions that require variances are the setbacks. The SC district requires 100 foot setbacks on all sides, except for 60 feet sideyard and rear yard setbacks to B-2 and B-3 zoning districts. It does not mention a setback to other SC districts but we could reasonably interpret the code to mean that B-2 and B-3 are similar enough to SC to allow a 60 foot