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Table 7: Land Use Coverage <br />Land Use Land Area percentage <br /> Of Site Area <br />Building area (including the Home Depot building and garden cen- 193 <br />481 <br />ft 2 <br />9% <br />ter, Longs pharmacy, and satellite retail/personal service stores) , <br />sq. <br />. 7. <br />Paving (including on-site sidewalks, vacuum area, drying area) 397,836 sq. ft. 57.4% <br />Landscaping (including bio-retention areas, on-site landscaping, and <br />public right-of-way planting areas facing Stanley Boulevard, Bernal 101,974 sq. ft. 14.7 <br />Avenue, and Nevada Court) <br />Total 100% <br />Two site plans are provided showing the project site before and then after widening Stanley <br />Boulevard. With the completed street widening, the building/landscape setbacks on Bernal <br />Avenue, Stanley Boulevard, Nevada Court, and the east property line are listed in, "Table 2: <br />Development Standards ant! Project Conformance" of the "Zoning" section of the staff report. <br />1'he project proposes a significant landscape/building setback area is shown along both street <br />frontages, a plaza area located on the Bernal Avenue/Stanley Boulevard intersection providing <br />pedestrian linkage and entry into the site at the corner, a signiticant number of parking lot trees <br />is provided, vegetative bio-swales for urban storm water runoff measures are provided, and a <br />sidewalk connection is provided from Bernal Avenue to the Home Depot store. <br />The drive-through lanes facing Stanley Boulevard and Bernal Avenue would be screened from <br />view with a combination of low walls, berms, and building features. The separation between the <br />Stores "A" and "B" buildings was increased to provide a visual link from the plaza to the north- <br />west corner of the Home Depot/Stores "C" buildings. Although not shown on the site plan, site <br />amenities including trellises, furniture, etc., would be provided. <br />A bridge over the bio-swale adjoining Bernal Avenue is required. Staff has conditioned its de- <br />sign with the building permit stage for review and approval by the Planning Director. <br />Future Land Division <br />As shown on the site plan, the applicants intend to divide the development into five parcels ac- <br />cording to the Longs Drugs, Home Depot building supply store/garden center, Stores "A" and <br />"B", Stores "C", and the "Pad" building. The parcel division would be administered with a Ten- <br />tative Subdivision Map. <br />As conditioned, the applicant will set forth with the parcel map common maintenance areas with <br />the maintenance responsibilities handled by a property owner's association. The association <br />would be responsible for private utilities, bio-swales, landscape areas, and other common ar- <br />eas/facilities on the site. The City shall be granted the rights and remedies of the association, <br />but not the obligation, to enforce the maintenance responsibilities should the property owners <br />association fail to do so. The applicants shall also record reciprocal access, parking, and utility <br />PCUP-165/PDR-529/PMOD-81-25-7M Page 3d of 36 December 13, 2006 <br />