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general size of the building in the field, they do not represent all the architectural detailing proposed, including third-story step backs. Note that the poles on the southern elevation (Nevada Street side) did not include the "jog" in the southern end of the building which is set back 40-feet for approximately half the length of the façade. The story poles were visible from adjacent properties (including Irby Ranch to the west and the commercial properties to the east). Figure 4 provides a photograph of one vantage point from Irby Ranch looking east toward the subject property. Note, the trees planted on the Irby site are relatively immature and are expected to grow, which will provide some additional screening. The mature trees visible in Figure 4 are on the adjacent property toward the east of the Public Storage site. Figure 4: Photograph from Irby Ranch (adjacent property to the west)- Red lines added on top of story poles for clarity; solid line reflects I', top of facades visible from vantage point ;k, . ... ' ;f i :til 41 ti '' t -_ii \ \ 71i .r'r*\-‘5 15'''''''\ - y .. As shown in the visual simulations and based on the views of the story poles, the new three- story building will be visible from Stanley Boulevard directly in front of the property, traveling northeast around the Nevada Street intersection, and traveling southwest around the Reflections Drive/California Avenue intersection. From Stanley Boulevard directly in front of the property, the proposed office building will be prominent in the foreground with the three-story building in the background behind both the office and an existing one-story storage building, as seen on Sheets A4.3 of Exhibit B and Figure 5 below. Since the Planning Commission workshop, the applicant has removed the orange from the north elevation of the three-story building, helping further reduce its visual prominence from Stanley Blvd. P19-0128/P19-0129 Public Storage Planning Commission 10 of 15