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� /�u��..l � i G 5 �'�� Z 1 �'f��i � NG� f�l� i C'7 • 4.8 acre site with 20,552 sq. feet of building with 308 parking stalls. A typical agency of this scale might have up to �00 �� spa�es. Less is proposed due to the extensive use of land for landscaping and the angled layout. The front of the buildin� is oriented towards the office structure across the intersection of C and Long Lake Road. We reviewed procedures and requirements in as much as car agencies are a special use in the B-3 distric�. We suggested that rezoning would be most appropriate rather tlnan to amend the B-4 use. We agreed that it would be important that the development proposal, when prepared, should exceed the B-4 requirements as to landscaping, site planning, building materials, etc, so as to maintain the level of quality� considered appropriate for this key location. � 3. Norton (4g4-9000) Gary Norton is with the Yorkton Company who was in to discuss the City's concerns relating to the changing of conditions at the ICincTerberry Daycare Center at the southeast corner of Lexingtor� and Grandview. The City has recently received complaints from neighbors regarding the air compressor which originally was proposed to be inside the building. This compressar is now screened visually with a wood fence, but this request does not mitigate to any degree the noise problem. The PCA has tested and found the night time DCB level to be 54-56 (with the compressor running) and up to 58-59. The maximum for evening hours is 44. Nir. Norton noted a specification for a hollowed concrete b1oGk that can be used for noise mitigation. We � suggested that Mr. Norton inform his boss, Larry Lee, that this noise condi�tion must be corrected. It was noted, too, that the operators of the site have expanded a p�.��e of the site to include a play area on the north side where the origi�nal plan approval was �o maintain grass on open space. Likewise, there have been deliveries on this north side which are not allowed. W� also raviewed the original approved landscape plan, and gave a capy to Mr. Norton to conduct his own check as what extent the landscaping has been campleted. We requested that Mr. Norton pass these concerns down to Larry Lee for immediate action, so as to conforan to the original planned unit development as approved. 4. Palma (484-81G1) Robert and Kim Palma live at 555 Terrace Drive, which is on �he curve of Terrace Drive, westerly of Dale Street. They have a lot 180 fee�. by 85 Eeet in width and propose to �add to their existing accessory 26x27 foot garage (separated From the house) an additional 26x27 feet. We explained that an accessory garage cannot exceed lOQO sq. feet in area. The total new garage would exceed 1400 sq, feet. Mr. Keel pointed out that on these sets of 1ots, there zs a power line ea�ement which will apparently prevent tY�e expansion of the gar�ge in as much as the easement line apppars to be immediately contiguous (northwest side} of the existing garage. It was noted too, that the house has a square footage of 1050 sq. feet. We advised against building a garage �