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i Breckenridge Development Corporation, Case No. 1758 Page 2 conditions to a development approval. The landscape plan appears adequate where it has been applied, though there are no proposals for plantings to the north side of the site. The plan does not indicate any proposed fencing either, which may be a matter of concern depending on how that is proposed to be handled. 7. Our other concern relates to the use of the buildings materials. You will note that the "new service shops" are proposed to be built of concrete block. Though the existing structure is of concrete block, one would question if it is appropriate to add a new building utilizing this minimal material. We suggest tha, the Planning Commission and Council review this question with Lhe applicant with the intent of perhaps arriving at a more appropriai a material. Tip -up panels, brick, or even stucco would be more appropriate than the painted concrete block construction technique. 8. In summary, it appears that the ba;, c concept of the reuse of this land for automobile agency purposes mev be appropriate as proposed. Some consideration as to the aesthetic details are in order. 9. The proposal is for approval of a Special Use Permit to which conditions may be as follows: 1) Sidewalk to be constructed along the Frontage of Long Lake Road as required by Ordinance. Z) Engineering plans be subject to engineering staff approval. 3) Additional landscaping be added to the site subject to staff approval. 4) Building materials be adjusted as may be mutually agreed upon at the hearing. 5) Though signs are not specifically constructed in accordance with ordinance orequirements. posed, that s�gnage be 10. We see that a sign location is indicated on the site plan, however, there seems to be no indication of sign size. A Pylon back from the right-of-way and 100 square feet in areais allowed feet