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r CASE NUMBER: 1522-84 APPLICANT:* T.G.I. Fridays, Inc. Page 2 The building will be brown brick on all. four sides with a cedar ,shake mansard roof on portions of the structure. A redwood screened service court area is proposed on the west side of the building for the accommodation of the dumpster. 4. Access to the site will be via two driveways oriented toward the northeast at a considerable distance from the intersection with County Road C and the frontage road. No access. is proposed directly off County Road C. This creates the best condition where we have no interference with the immediate intersection of County Road C and the frontage road. With respect to this intersection, we understand that the Com-ten people are interested in a semaphore being installed at this intersection. Apparently, when their people leave between 4:00 and 5:00 at night, they discern a traffic problem at this intersection. The County indicates that there is not enough traffic at this intersection to merit the light. Perhaps, as this property and others to the north are developed, these concerns can be met and a semaphore can be installed. 5. The landscape plan indicates extensive landscaping around the building, on the periphery, and on the islands within the parking area. The building is set back 165 feet from the frontage road east of the site, and thus is approximately 565 feet from the nearest single family lot to the east. 6. A single pylon sign is proposed northwest of the intersection with County Road• C as indicated on the site plan. The sign is proposed to be 20 feet high with a surface area of 33 square feet. The dimensions of this sign to its outside extremities (the sign is irregularly shaped) is 6 feet by 8 feet, 3 inches, or approximately 49 square feet. 7. The applicants propose to construct the required sidewalk along the service road within their own property. This was done because there is an existing fire hydrant in the middle of the boulevard on the northeasterly side of the site. There should thus be a five foot public easement on the northeasterly side of the site for sidewalk purposes. You will note from the site plan drawings that the boulevard on the east side of the site is approximately 17 feet in width. It would appear possible to place the sidewalk on this area of the site on the public right-of-way, thus conserving more space for snow storage (15 feet versus 10 feet) on the east side of the parking area. On the northeasterly side of the site (where the fire hydrant is) the boulevard appears to be only about 7 feet wide, and thus the reason for moving the sidewalk within the property. 8. With respect to drainage, the drainage for this site was calculated as part of an overall drainage plan for the entire former Rose Drive -In site. The engineers note that the calculations as they apply to this site should be confirmed so as to insure adequate drainage for the site in question. The drainage plan indicates the ponding area in the far northwest corner of the site. The engineers note, too, that there are 4 foot, 6 inch evergreen proposed as at southeast corner of the site