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PAGE 4 5. The provision of office and warehouse space is divided as follows; Approximately 4,035 square feet office Approximately 9,165 square feet warehouse Office space would be located on the first floor toward the front of the building. Warehouse and storage space would be located on the first floor toward the rear of the building and on the second floor toward the front of the building. A conference room and kitchen would also be located on the second floor. The warehouse space on the first floor would have a ceiling height of approximately 20 feet. The overall height of the building would be 22 feet. 6. The propose-d building facade would consist of three - 2 story foyers decorated with metal canopies, stucco arches, and insulated windows. The remaining front facade area would be treated with scored concrete block, rock face concrete block, and two rows of continuous window area which would wrap around the north and south walls for a distance of 30 feet. 7. The proposed parking layout provides for 13 parking spaces and a 24 foot aisle in front of the proposed building. A 22 foot wide driveway would provide access from the street and the front parking area to the parking area behind the proposed office/warehouse. This rear parking area would acommodate 23 parking spaces and a large paved area which would be used as manuevering space by trucks delivering or picking up materials. There would be 7 truck bay doors located along the rear of the building. Concrete curbing is proposed for the front parking area and drive, and bitumonous curbing is proposed for the rear parking areas. 8. The proposed landscaping plan appears adequate. The applicant is proposing to maintain the existing trees along the south property line to serve as a screen between the industrial and residential districts. The applicant is also proposing to maintain the vegetation along the east property line adjacent to Jones Lake. 9. Section 6-060(c) of the zoning code states: "The industrial district sideyard adjacent to a residential boundary line shall provide for a landscaped strip at least 60 feet in width along such boundary line. A portion of this landscaped strip shall be planted to provide a screen." The applicant has made several attempts to design the subject site whereby the 60 foot wide landscaped area requirement would be met. However, due to the site's limited buildable area and minimal width, the applicant feels the proposed site design is the most reasonable. Staff would concur with the applicant that the site design proposed would be the most reasonable layout for the subject site. The site is only 190 feet wide and must also provide the 60 foot wide required landscaped area for the entire industrial district to the