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------.- ,~_.._---_._~_.~----~----_._------------_._........_-~----._-_._-_.-.-._..-_._-_.__.~------_.__. '" LP-49 " -/..- ,..,.. 3. Parking requirements for restaurants are calculated on the basis of one space for eve~y two seats. 4. The indicated capacity for the proposed restaurant is 150 seats requiring 75 parking spaces. 85 spaces are shown on the site plan. 5. Access to the property of adjacent 'property. approval. wquld be via two driveway easements Such access is subject to council Discussion: As noted, the proposed use is for a Godfather's pizza Restaurant. The restaurant would service both "sit down" ana "take-out" customers. Overall, the s it~ l.ayout appears to be adE:qua te with sufficisnt room for ingress, egress and internal circulation. The compatibility of this p:Loposed use tvith the adjacent apartments is of pr ime impo:t:tati..::e. 'l'he comprehens ive Plan eypresses the des ire tha i.: any :..~()r:lmel:C ia 1 use be well buffered from the apartments. The Zo:-dp:J Cede requires th;;}t ;::1 15 foot huffer strip be provided along th~ northern portion of the restaurant property, and that that screening either in the form of an evergreen hedge or fence c€ provided. The landscape plan indicates thel5- '::oot st:r i9 ':JO\lld 0<:' 9rovided and tha l the screenir.g would be a staqgereo, c1ouble-rO\'l of 5 - 6 f("lot planted blue and g:::-0en spruce t~'2es. OGIO conL;er~ is that the intitial screening effect may be insufficient. A suggestion pe:rnap? is tha t a 3 - 4 foot berm b'2 pruv ided in the buffer zone with the i~dicated spruc~ t~s~s planted on top of the berm. As the p.::'0peJ.::t.y o....-'uer of th.:: 3~bje~t 1.::,<,:,,;,'c21 is 'the sar.\~ [or thl=' apartments, it: milY be pOGS ibl~ to "epill overll t~le berm some.l7hat onto the apartment property. If such an agreement could be mad(;;, '.'e m1.sht: Ci) so Sug-:;2St. i:.1<1';':;' sp:>..lce trees 2.1so be provided on the ap~rtment property on the north side of the 3hared apart~ent driveway. At present, th~ northeast cnrner of the propos2o parking lot is e::.~Of:;.;;:j to the apart"'1enocs. \~ Access to the pa:!::'cel may als0 b2 q'J8stioned. Acces!" on :::he south is via a permanent roadway easement attached to the property. 'PM!; YJ.e~ lcl be () ohal. ~a eL! L:rartCC to !.lie propo-r~ This "10U 10 be a shared entrance with the existing office building along County Road D. Access on the north woul~ be via the southern apartment driveway on Old Highway 8. The restaurant would certainly