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Minutes of the Special Meeting of Council <br />Monday, August 8, 2011 <br />Page 6 <br />- RANDY SMITH <br />Mr. Smith passed around handouts and referred to a posterboard rendering. Basically the lots we <br />are looking at rezoning are the rear lots on the east side at this point going back. It's about 1.3 <br />acres of the entire parcel which is 3.7 total. We currently occupy up to this line of the parking lot. <br />We are proposing to expand the cars back into this area which is currently zoned residential. <br />We have worked extensively with the city, with various Boards, Planning Commissions, <br />Architectural Review Board, Planning and Zoning, and we have finally come to this conclusion <br />which we think serves both the Deacons property and the residential properties. Along Wilson <br />Mills Road right now there's a heavy line of pine trees along this line and there's a heavy line of <br />plantings along the east line and along the south line here so what we have done is we have <br />dedicated an area of this property to a greenspace in an easement to the city. We have 30 feet in <br />the front. We have 50 feet along the east property line and 25 feet along the south property line <br />that we are dedicating as greerispace for the city for future use or just as a buffer for the residents <br />here. <br /> <br />The other thing we are doing is we are pulling this property away a little bit further. We are <br />going to eliminate a couple of spaces here so that we can maintain the 25 foot access into that <br />property. So that property will be deeded and that really comprises 40% of these two lots that <br />we are asking you to rezone. We are giving up 40% of that additional property for greenspace for <br />the residents' benefit and to assure that we give them proper buffering along this space. We have <br />moved all our lighting into the lot as much as possible so that we don't have any spillage out on <br />to the adjacent properties. We've got all that covered. <br />At one point in time, this driveway was much further east. In discussions with the Planning, they <br />thought that it would be best if it were directly opposite from the commercial development that's <br />further north so we have relocated that driveway. That really freed up this green area up in this <br />area. Right now, there are cars displayed across here. That car display would remain the same. <br />Really the view from Wilson Mills is not going to be radically altered. There's one large tree <br />here that we think we're going to have to lose to get this driveway in. The rest of these trees will <br />be existing to remain and we are going to fill in all of the holes and cracks with additional <br />evergreens and plantings to make that a solid buffer. The idea being that you can't see any of this <br />as you are going down Wilson Mills Road and you won't realize that this is really being utilized <br />for commercial use as much as possible. <br />The building itself, our prototype building when we first got this from Chrysler was a square <br />building facing SOM Center Road. It basically came up within a couple feet of the 12 foot <br />landscape line. We had two concerns with that from a design standpoint. One was there's no <br />contact to the rear lot so the salesmen couldn't monitor the rear lot and the other concern was <br />you really wanted to try and get some greenspace up here in front of the building to try to soften <br />this up a little bit. We configured the building, pulled the entrance to the corner of the building <br />facing out to the intersection of SOM Center and Wilson Mills and we were able to shorten this <br />building up a little bit so it was not quite as deep. Now we have 22 feet of greenspace up in front <br />of the building, soften that up, give it a little bit nicer look. Actually as you come down to the <br />South on SOM Center, these adjacent buildings are back about 40 feet so you're starting to pick
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