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8/25/2010
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Commissioner Blank concluded by stating that the landscaping is excellent when <br />making the turn, but felt there was more work to do when coming down the ramp. <br />Commissioner Blank inquired if, with a large parking lot area, there would be video <br />camera surveillance or on-site guards during hours when the center is not in operation <br />for Phase I or II. <br />Mr. Trobbe replied that if they have a Phase II with office, he thinks this would be a <br />tenant decision and not something a developer would enforce. With respect to Phase I, <br />given the Safeway Store will be a 24-hour store, he stated that he does not think there <br />will be security for this. <br />Commissioner Narum requested someone to discuss traffic with the drive-through bank <br />and the drive-through fast food and how it would work. She stated that cars would <br />come out from the bank and cars would come into the drive-through. She inquired how <br />the circulation would work during lunch time. <br />Mr. Rodrigues replied that they would fine-tune this depending upon who the users are. <br />He noted that certain drive-through’s like banks typically do not have a lot of traffic, <br />while a fast food restaurant might. He indicated that they would look at creating a small <br />“pork chop” island landscape feature that would separate the two so there would not be <br />any conflict. <br />Chair Olson stated that he is in the banking business and that it is likely that a bank <br />going into the site would not want a drive-through. He added that they would service via <br />ATM’s and that most of the traffic would be walk-up. He indicated that they had <br />considered this and that if it was not needed, it would be turned into a landscaped area. <br />John Moore stated that he is a member of the Walnut Hills Homeowners Association <br />which borders the development on one side and that Mr. Trobbe reached out to the <br />association and gave a presentation; concerns were addressed and modifications were <br />made to the plan. He agreed that Fairgrounds parking could be an issue. He noted that <br />developing the crosswalk from Bernal Corporate Park to the development is important <br />but that creating a secondary crosswalk which would be closer to the Fairgrounds would <br />invite more people to park in the lot. He added that their homeowners development has <br />a couple of round-about’s and that he has witnessed people driving around them doing <br />some pretty amazing things. He inquired if there could be some additional signs to <br />educate people on how they should properly negotiate a round-about, which would be <br />helpful because he has seen drivers making a U-turn in the wrong direction in the <br />round-about. <br />Mr. Moore noted that Condition No. 18.b. of the conditions of approval states that tenant <br />improvement activities taking place within a completely enclosed structure shall be <br />limited to certain hours and that contractors operating past 5:00 p.m. shall only use the <br />Bernal Avenue driveway to enter and exit the site. He requested that it be made part of <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, August 25, 2010 Page 34 of 38 <br /> <br />
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