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May 2, 1996 RE: Mike Falk, City Planner . ~l/'rJI ,// Jay Kennedy, Assistant Director of Public Works I( 41---- PROPOSED KATH CONVENIENCE STORE SERVICE STATION To: From: The Engineering Department has reviewed the above mentioned project. The following is a list of concerns: 1. Concern was raised regarding the upcoming Lexington Avenue mill and overlay project. The concern centered around whether additional turn-lanes would be added at the intersection of Lexington Avenue and Roselawn Avenue. It has been confirmed that no additional turn-lanes will be added as part of the upcoming project. 2. Ultimate plans call for a 99-foot corridor for Lexington Avenue. The developer should grant the City an additional 16.5-foot easement along the west property line. 3. The traffic study performed by SEH indicates that the service station would produce approximately 1,650 trips per day. This would be a large increase over the number of trips generated by the existing service station. It is anticipated that this would cause additional congestion on both Lexington Avenue and Roselawn Avenue due to the increased turning movements into and out of the service station. 4. I question the need for two accesses 65 feet apart on Lexington Avenue. The two accesses could be combined into one larger access. Note in this case that the maximum driveway width is 36 feet. 5. The plans show only a 6" watermain serving the entire site. It is assumed that the store, car wash, and sprinkler system will all be supplied by the 6" service. This should be clarified on the plans. 6. The existing sanitary sewer along the east property line is an 8" pipe. The engineer should provide a flow estimate from the car washes and store in order to ensure that the service does not overload the existing sanitary sewer pipe.