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^ Loading Dock: Deliveries from enclosed trucks would be received in the depressed loading dock located at the rear of the building. "Che loading dock would be covered as an urban storm water runoff measure and will include three truck bays and a solid dry trash compactor. Dry re- fuse would be loaded into the compactor from a chute inside the Home Depot building. The compactor would have a capacity of approximately 40 cubic yards and will feed into an enclosed bin that would be emptied twice weekly. A 105-foot diameter truck turn- around is provided at southeast area of the site by the garden center. ^ Garden Center: Garden Center deliveries would be received behind the garden center at a 25-foot by 25- foot loading area shown at the southwest corner of the Garden Center. ^ Customer Pick Up/Delivery: A porte-cochere is located on the northwest side of the building to enable customers to load merchandise into their vehicles under cover. Customers will also be able to pick up merchandise at a pick up lane in front of the entire store. ^ Load 'n' Go" Program: The Home Depot store will offer a "Load 'n' Go" program whereby customers may rent a flatbed truck to transport purchases to their homes. One to two "Load 'n' Go" gasoline powered trucks would be parked in the parking lot. ^ Delivery Service: Delivery service would be available to customers. On days that deliveries are scheduled, the truck will typically be loaded once and make one trip out to customers. ^ Operations & Equipment at Rear of Store: A transformer enclosure, generator, and propane rack would be located to the rear of the store. The propane rack will hold 8-gallon canisters that would be used to fuel Home Depot's forklifts. An enclosure for the temporary storage of empty pallets will also be located here. Pallets would be returned back to vendors and Home Depot's regional dis- tribution facilities. Cardboard would be baled and hauled offsite to a recycling facility. In response to public concerns expressed on I-Tome Depot's delivery schedules, staff recom- mends acondition that there shall be no truck deliveries and/or the loading/off-loading of trucks and delivery vehicles between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. Staff understands, how- ever, that several neighbors living in the mobile home park would prefer delivery hours between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. PCUP-165/PDR-529/PMOD-81-25-7M Page 32 of 36 December 13, 2006