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Access to the facility would be from Vineyard Avenue via the existing construction road, an ex- tension of Pie monte Drive located east of the Ruby Hill entry gate. A two-way driveway to the facility would be aligned with the building's entrance and would have vineyards on both sides. This driveway would be lined up with decorative colunms with bougainvillea draping down from the top. The internal drive aisles and the vineyards form a horseshoe shape. A total of 132 parking spaces would be provided on site. They would be located on the sides of the build- ing and along the horseshoe on the outer side of the vineyards. The event center and winery facility are designed to architecturally complement the existing Palm Event Center located on the west side of the Ruby Hill development entrance gate. The entrance to the winery and event center is the focal point of the building. The wooden door is placed in the center of the entrance with two wall lamps on either side. The upper portion of the entrance has three windows with an arch on top and accent tiles on the sides, between and below the window. A faux roof breaks the massing of the building, and this roofline continues across the front elevation and is the roof for the gallery. The building would use similar materials and features as seen on the Palm Event building and the winery building at the Mitchell Katz Win- ery. The walls would be predominately stucco with stone used as an accent element. The gallery connects the event center to the winery which would also have stucco pillars with decorative wrought iron. The inner courtyard connects the dining room with the winery and fea- tures a fountain, pillars with decorative metal grill, lawn areas and various shrubs. Valet parking is proposed for events that would have more than 100 guests, and the parking at- tendants would park the guests' cars in the parking areas to facilitate on-site circulation. Based on the experience from the Palm Event Center, the applicant believes that the proposed parking would be sufficient for the events. An existing deceleration lane and a left-turn pocket on Vineyard Avenue would facilitate traffic ingress and egress to and from the proposed event/winery facility. In consideration of nearby residential uses, the hours of operations for proposed facility would be as follows: . Sunday -Thursday: 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. . Friday/Saturday, and the day before a Federal holiday: 9:00 a.m. to 11 :00 p.m. . Any outdoor-related events will conclude by no later than 9:00 p.m. daily. SR:06: 287 Page 4