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general size of the building in the field, they do not represent all the architectural detailing <br /> proposed, including third-story step backs. Note that the poles on the southern elevation <br /> (Nevada Street side) did not include the "jog" in the southern end of the building which is set <br /> back 40 feet for approximately half the length of the façade. <br /> The story poles were visible from adjacent properties (including Irby Ranch to the west and the <br /> commercial properties to the east). Figure 4 provides a photograph of one vantage point from <br /> Irby Ranch looking east toward the subject property. Note, the trees planted on the Irby site <br /> are relatively immature and are expected to grow, which will provide some additional <br /> screening. The mature trees visible in Figure 4 are on the adjacent property toward the east of <br /> the Public Storage site. <br /> Figure 4: Photograph from Irby Ranch (adjacent property to the west)- <br /> Red lines added on top of story poles for clarity; solid line reflects <br /> top of facades visible from vantage point <br /> _ 77E- Pinar <br /> • <br /> , 01114� <br /> Irby Ranch 01 <br /> ,< <br /> ■r <br /> Am <br /> :51.17, A n <br /> y - <br /> As shown in the visual simulations and based on the views of the story poles, the new three- <br /> story building will be visible from Stanley Boulevard directly in front of the property, traveling <br /> northeast around the Nevada Street intersection, and traveling southwest around the <br /> Reflections Drive/California Avenue intersection. From Stanley Boulevard directly in front of the <br /> property, the proposed office building will be prominent in the foreground with the three-story <br /> building in the background behind both the office and an existing one-story storage building, as <br /> seen on Sheets A4.3 of Exhibit B and Figure 5 below. Since the Planning Commission <br /> workshop, the applicant has removed the orange from the north elevation of the three-story <br /> building, helping further reduce its visual prominence from Stanley Blvd. <br /> P19-0128/P19-0129 Public Storage Planning Commission <br /> 10 of 15 <br />varied articulation <br /> across the building faces. The three-story building is further articulated on the third story <br /> including a 5-foot upper-story step back along a portion of the north elevation, 10-foot step <br /> backs along portions of the east elevation, and 28 to 33-foot step backs along the south <br /> elevation. <br /> The applicant installed story poles for the three-story building during the workshop (they have <br /> since been removed as this site is actively being used) and provided building renderings in <br /> Exhibit B and C. Please note, the renderings do not show the full scope of the landscape plan <br /> in detail. Additionally, while the story poles were useful to visually display maximum height and <br /> P19-0128/P19-0129 Public Storage Planning Commission <br /> 9 of 15 <br /> This assumes the easement width along the south side of the property will be reduced,which results in a lot area of 250,464- <br /> square-feet. The project will have a FAR of greater than 100%if the easement width is not reduced.As such, Exhibit A <br /> includes two conditions of approval(#14 and 42)addressing the necessary easement width reductions. <br /> P19-0128/P19-0129 Public Storage Planning Commission <br /> 7 of 15 <br />of the facility, the project will be minimizing its emissions footprint. <br /> Staff suggests that the amenities and mitigations are sufficient to justify the proposed floor <br /> area ratio. <br /> P19-0128/P19-0129 Public Storage Planning Commission <br /> 6 of 15 <br />additional gated entry from Nevada Street will be for emergency access only. <br /> P19-0128/P19-0129 Public Storage Planning Commission <br /> 4of15 <br />