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PROPOSED PROJECT AoPS would occupy approximately 5,287 square feet of the 33,800-square-foot building (see Figure 3). The tenant suite consists the following: • Six classrooms • Two special service rooms • Two offices • Breakroom • Waiting area • Two storage rooms • Reception area • Restrooms As indicated in the written narrative, the special service rooms would be used for student consultations and assessments with one or two students at a time. No tutoring or group teaching sessions would be held in the special service rooms. Figure 3: Floor Plan: 'D 1 '.LASKL9 4 _—I w EREx iP'M .:11, ciTssroom. breakoom .�.I.e - ' I Fclassroom !II - n is.�. k Imo. H S daT � -- service , ,2 i. S ...� i I 6, • .I 1 C71111i ' ,÷t114, T o in . .._0 —_-' 0WA, L sto ge . office I Ilal r 8■1 ria _ !_ 441'--- offj,e c' - t.}.7. -1, �D C) I Ail 4'-Y S'-0' 3'-9' I Ir-- T 4, fi t _. --; . ---i-r 1 r -7- i:� I tccn ro wA�PG>Ru tiP � �-- ,� t � ( c II Special aiisroom I I Waiting area "`" ' service — ''� ! "'. if III i II —room i! II Yom. L,, J I I I I a I a I r LE 34:1==yC Dq= n A=[ D I I I I U I I I L t11'-I' ti.'.-1' tli-t' ' t15'-6' NEW FLOOR PLAN Grade levels of students attending the facility range from elementary school through high school. As proposed, tutoring sessions are scheduled by grade level and by subject. P19-0008, 5200 Franklin Drive Planning Commission 4 of 11 March 25,2019 pLEASANTON. and major branches. They need to be inspected regularly by a professional to determine if weight needs to be removed from weak areas to reduce the risk of branch or trunk failure. Pruning and cabling should be undertaken by qualified arborist. Tree pruning companies must carry the California State Contractors License for Tree Services (#C61/D49). Any pruning should be performed by a Certified Arborist or Tree Worker and adhere to the Tree Pruning Guidelines of the International Society of Arboriculture. Irrigation irrigation per month). No plants should be installed within 10' of the trunk of the tree. A list of species appropriate for use under oaks is listed in Table 1. 4. Irrigation systems must be very carefully designed to avoid trenching through roots. No irrigation lines shall be placed under the driplines of HortScience,Inc E 325 Ray St. I Pleasanton, CA 94566 phone 925.484.0211 I fax 925.484.50961 www.hortscience.Com ll not be placed within the TREE PROTECTION ZONE, either temporarily or permanently. Any modifications must be approved and monitored by the Consulting Arborist. 2. All demolition, excavation and construction within the dripline of trees shall be done using the smallest equipment possible. The Consulting Arborist will identify where hand excavation may be required. Motorized equipment shall not be used within the TREE PROTECTION ZONE. 3. Prior to excavation for the demolition and construction the tree may require root pruning outside the TREE PROTECTION ZONE by cutting all roots cleanly to the depth of construction. Roots will be exposed by either: pulling soil away from the tree by digging , normally 54"above grade. A multi-branched tree, which has