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Elevations The proposed convenience market is a two-toned stucco building with stone veneer wainscoting and a tile roof. A tower element would be located on the west side of the building, defining the main entrance. The body of the building would be stucco with colors of very light cream and very light brown. The main roof would be mansard style with a hipped roof over the tower element. The building would be 17 feet 3 inches in height as measured at the top of the mansard roof and approximately 24 feet in height as measured at the top of the tower element roof. The convenience market would have wall-mounted 7- Eleven signs on the north and west elevations. Figure 5 below shows the proposed building elevations. Figure 5 —Proposed Elevations 11111111111111111 4 I .,;I USED WEST cLEVAIION 4 f'kUl'USEU SOJ'H E_EVATION ..��mitar r ...ern ■•••■•, ' .— ,F, SrorAsT rv/f )N :cr-OSLD1:01%.r,t__VA Icry Tree Removal An arborist report, dated July 8, 2013, was prepared by Arbor Resources (included as Exhibit D) and discusses the existing trees on the subject site and trees located on the adjoining properties with tree canopies that overhang onto the subject site. A total of 17 trees were surveyed: six are located on the subject site, two are street trees, and nine are located on the adjoining properties to the south and east. Three of the existing six trees on the site are proposed to be removed as a part of this project. Among the three trees, two are heritage- sized redwood trees. and a non heritage-sized tulip tree. The arborist report indicates the tulip tree is dying and recommended removal. The arborist report indicates that one coast redwood tree to be removed (identified as tree number 9) is valued at $3,040, the other coast redwood tree to be removed (identified as tree number 10) is valued at $2,050. PUD-102/P14-0014 Planning Commission Page 10 of 26