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The 16-acre project site is accessed from Stoneridge Drive via an entry drive, Auto Mall Way, <br /> which is shared with CarMax Auto Superstore. The entry drive contains two lanes to enter the <br /> project site and three lanes for exiting. The access drive continues further north and ends at a <br /> T-intersection where incoming visitors would make a right turn into the Chrysler site. One <br /> additional access point is proposed from Auto Mall Way into the subject parcel once the future <br /> dealership is developed. Chrysler is currently utilizing a temporary gravel parking lot to the east <br /> of its current dealership for employee/inventory parking. Once the proposed parking lot is <br /> constructed, the applicant will remove the temporary gravel lot and move inventory parking to <br /> the subject parcel. At this time, the proposed parking lot will only be accessed from the Chrysler <br /> parcel. The dimensions of proposed parking stalls within the display and service areas are 8 feet <br /> 6 inches wide by 16 feet deep, with 20-foot drive aisles. Tandem parking is proposed for some <br /> of the spaces. <br /> Landscaping <br /> Landscaping along the street frontages, between the street and the sidewalk, was planted with <br /> the development of the Chrysler parcel. A conceptual landscaping plan has been submitted <br /> illustrating the proposed parking lot landscaping. New landscaping will be installed along the <br /> project frontage behind the sidewalk as well as along the southern parking lot perimeter planter <br /> and within parking end-cap landscape planters. Proposed tree species (all are proposed to be <br /> 24-inch box size) for the parking lot landscaping include: flowering pear and coast live oak. A <br /> variety of shrubs and ground cover are proposed in the planters and bio-retention areas. The <br /> proposed landscaping plan has been designed to match the existing development. <br /> Lighting <br /> The proposed lighting plan for the proposed parking lot will be consistent with the lighting <br /> currently on the Chrysler site and is included within the project plans. The remainder of the site <br /> will not have lighting at this time. Pole-mounted lighting at a height of 25 feet above finished <br /> grade is proposed in the parking lot area, consistent with the 25-foot maximum height allowed <br /> by the Specific Plan. Approved "designated display areas" are allowed by the Specific Plan to <br /> have a maximum footcandle level of 30 during operating hours. The applicant's lighting plan <br /> indicates the entire new parking lot will be a display area. The proposed lighting plan indicates a <br /> maximum level of 36.4 footcandles. The applicant will need to revise the lighting plan to comply <br /> with the 30 foot candle maximum. A separate plan for lighting levels during non-operational <br /> hours has not been shown, but in accordance with the MMRP, all exterior parking lot lighting <br /> levels during non-operational hours must be designed to not exceed 10 foot candles. Plans <br /> submitted for final approval will need to be revised to meet MMRP requirements during both <br /> operational and non-operational hours. <br /> Dealership Operations <br /> The Chrysler dealership includes an approximately 31,792-square-foot building with a <br /> 2,175-square-foot service canopy and 1,250-square-foot car wash with 46 visitor stalls, <br /> 248 display stalls, 55 service vehicle stalls, and 36 employee stalls for a total of 385 stalls. In <br /> addition, Chrysler is currently utilizing 244 temporary stalls on the eastern parcel. Once the new <br /> parking lot is complete, Chrysler will move all cars from the temporary lot and utilize the <br /> 201 new stalls until the development of the future dealership, at which time the parking will be <br /> shared and Chrysler's parking will be reduced to 130 stalls within the lot for a total of 515 stalls. <br /> PUD-123, 2694 Stoneridge Drive Planning Commission <br /> Page 6 of 8 <br />