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2. Lighting on the site and building shall be directed downward and be installed so as to prevent direct light from being detectable at all lot lines. Lighting is also not to shine directly into the public right-of-way. Any problems with existing lighting that are later identified shall be brought into compliance with code requirements. 3. The applicants shall provide a narrative of spill control practices for equipment stored near creek, and come to an agreement with DCAD staff on final mitigation measures to contain and prevent materials from leaving the site and entering the creek/ditch as may be needed both now or in the future. 4. The applicant shall obtain all needed permits from the Rice Creek Watershed District (RCWD), and agree to address storm water concerns if unforeseen issues arise (or become foreseeable) as a result of the on-site storage. 5. The applicants shall provide spot elevations and a grading/drainage plan for proposed employee parking lot for staff approval prior to the improvement being made. Drainage created by the proposed parking lot shall not adversely affect neighboring properties. 6. The applicants shall stripe the new employee parking lot per the approved plan upon completion of paving. 7. The applicants shall provide an updated survey to staff showing on-site utilities, and accommodate minor site changes if directed to do so by the City to protect these utility lines. 8. The applicants will provide the fire marshal with updated Material Safety Data (MDS) sheets as may be needed. 9. The applicants shall either make improvements to the site to eliminate tracking of dirt into the street, or shall pay for street sweeping services whenever directed to do so by the City. 10. Sign changes on the building and/or site will need to be reviewed and approved via a separate sign permitting process. 11. If later determined necessary, the applicant shall make minor adjustments to the arrangement of parking spaces if it is ultimately determined changes are needed to facilitate large vehicle turning movements. Chair Nichols-Matkaiti asked if there was a difference between the outdoor storage of building/ landscaping materials versus vehicles. Assistant Director of Community Assets and Development Gozola stated the City has not historically distinguished between the vehicles and building materials, both are viewed as outdoor storage. Commissioner Biedenfeld recommended this business be required to use 8th Avenue. Commissioner McQuillan asked if there was a wall along 8th Avenue. Assistant Director of Community Assets and Development Gozola reported there was a building and fence along 8th Avenue. 2