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GOLDEN AGE NURSING HOME, 1611 Page 2 distance of 5 feet. The intent is to provide as much parking as possible, recognizing the demonstrated need for increased parking facilities on site. 5. One of the good things about either proposal is that the parking lot will be brought up to standards with the required concrete curb and extensive landscaping will be done to improve the appearance of the facility. It would be helpful if the members of the Planning Commission and Council could view the existing facilities so as to be able to more adequately judge the merits of the proposed expansion and improvement to the parking facility. 6. The applicants propose to also change and upgrade the service access to the structure which occurs in the courtyard on the easterly side of the site (between the two wings extending easterly toward Albert Street). 7. It is anticipated that the progress of the negotiations will be determined as of the date of the Planning Commission hearing next Wednesday. The revised plan (not attached) will have the merit of there being greater distance between the north edge of one parking lot and the private roadway which in the plan initially proposed (attached) places the north edge of the parking lot within 3 feet 6 inches of the private east/west roadway. In this sense, there is merit to serious consideration of the revised plan, leaving a larger green space on the north edge of the parking lot Which will approximate 20 feet (estimated). Though the parking capacity in the second plan is less, the angle of parking configuration will work better and, in our opinion, will be more aesthetically pleasing. The revised plan has just been delivered to our office, Wednesday, August 29, and is the third plan to this report.