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~ LP-98 Page #2 would create traffic problems, could possibly result in equipment damage and are a long distance from the proposed office building. The Fire Department recommended the following alternative solutions: 1. The applicant negotiate an agreement with the property owner to the south to provide for a driveway access to applicantLs property which could be used by the Fire Department. This approach would make use of the hydrant located on the property to the south of the proposed office. 2. Implement solution #1 and also move the proposed building to the riorth which would shorten the distance to the hydrant on the corner of 23rd Avenue N.W. and 15th Street N.W. This solution would provide the Fire Department with an alternate hydrant' in the case of a problem with the hydrant to the south of the property. 3. The appl'icant would install a hydrant along 15th Street N.W. to service the proposed office building. { PLANNING COMMISSION CONSIDfRATIONAND RECOMMENDATION EXTRACT FROM MINUTES BOARD OF REVIEW REGULAR MEETING FEBRUARY 19, 1980 LP-98, BILLMAN OFFICE BUILDING Chairman Leverkuhn introddced the proposal. - John Bogucki and Ken Simmons, ,representing the applicant were present to answer questions. Staff briefly reviewed the concerns of the Fire Department. Commissioner Williams noted that the proposed landscaping would effectively screen the parking lot from persons traveling on Silver Lake Road and therefore did not feel the building should be moved to the north to break up the appearance of the parking lot. Chairman Leverkuhn inquired of the applicant if there was a reason that the building was placed on the southern portion of the property. Mr. Bogucki stated that the firm knows that the soils in the southern portion of the property are suitable to support the construction. The firm has noted wet areas in the no'rthern part of the site. ,If