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i ~ ~~~ ~ the provision of one loading space for every five children for drop-off and pick-up. Based on the enrollii~.ent of 40 students, eight loading spaces would be required. However, Section 8.76.080.D also llows pai'~ng and loading per CUP for unclassified in-door recreation. a ~, On.July 14, 1998, the Planning Commission reviewed an application for a similaz, 4,732-square-foot community facility within the Stroud's Plaza shopping center, Montessori Plus, at 7234-40 San Ramon Road. This project had a similar number of students (40) in similaz starting age ranges (3 - 6) as the application under review. The Pla_ nning Commission allowed the loading spaces for Montessori to be reduced from 8 spaces to 4 spaces based on the staggering of times that parents dropped off and picked up their children, starting at 7:30 a.m. Staff contacted the_Police Services and Public Works de Partments, and the loading of students at Montessori Plus has not negatively impacted the Strouds Plaza sho ui center. Similarly, Tri-Valley Martial Arts has stated that parents drop off children at different times in the morning between 7:15 a.m. and 9 a.m. and. that Tri-Valley Martial Arts transports many of the students with a 15-passenger van. Staff recomrz~ends that a designated pick=up and drop-off area be established by marking the first two parking spaces in front of the business (Condition 2} as "loading only" and, in addition, allow loading and unloading of two cazs within the 12. by 40-foot space identified by the Applicant (included with Attachment 2, titled "Student Drop-Offs. Bike Parkin The Zoning Ordinance requirement for bicycle parking tis a° el hasy42 automobile parking spat s. A automobile parking spaces. The pazking lot for the subs p bicycle rack accommodating one bicycle would be necessary to satisfy the Zoning Ordinance requirement. The Planning Division recommends a condition of project approval requiring the Applicant to install one bike rack (Condition 12). Proiect Design and Development No exterior changes aze proposed for the new use. Signage consistent with the existing Master Sign Program of the shopping center is proposed. The Planning Division recommends a condition of project approval requiring that the area to the rear of the tenant space, accessed by the back exit, not be used as an outdoor play area for students, at any time, due to the inherent conflict between the truck traffic, truck loading and trash pick-up of adjacent businesses and children playing. Moreover, Staff recommends that the basketball hoops in the rear parking lot be removed (included as' Condition 8). In addition, the Planning Division recommends that any non-operative vehicles, such as the Tri-Valley Martial Arts school bus, be removed from the shopping center parking lot (included as Condition 13), as required by the Municipal Code. Review by City Departments Staff from the Dublin Building and Safety Division, Public Works Department, Police Services Department, and the Alameda County Fire Department also reviewed the application and included Conditions of Approval where applicable. General Plan The proposed martial arts studio/program is consistent with the Dublin General Plan's designation for triis area as Retail/Office because the General Plan allows community facilities in all areas of Dublin, and the proposed use is compatible with the existing and allowed uses in the shopping center. There are no residential uses in the project vicinity. Page 3