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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSINCLAIR REDEVELOPMENT, COLLEGE & DRAKE - MOD - 25-03A - SUBMITTAL DOCUMENTS - ROUND 1 - MODIFICATION REQUESTT.O. HIGH PARAPET 123'-8' h T.O. LOU) PARAPET �- 120'-0' h T116.O' . - 4R'OOF DECK STANDING SEAM METAL CANOPY } FUtURE CEILING STANDARD RED BRICK PRE -CAST CONIC. SPLIT FACED CMU W-R&M i� & i0 ::-- :::_ 0 :O �II�I■ICI■ -- , = ALUMINUM STOREFRONT /-,1EAST ELEVATION w . r-r D E S I G N EDGE DRA<E REAL F'rojectNu ber SHEET NO. architecture interior design ESTATE SERVICES Rerwe EAST 1&20-8 FIFTEENTFI STREET DRAKE 4 COLLEGE, FORT COLLINS COLORADO DENVER COLORADO S0202 ELEVATION TELEF'1-LONE: (303) 260-1211 DATE: 10-01-05 DRAKE SHOPS°"�°°` SW CORNER OF DRAKE & COLLEGES:-- FORT COLLINS, COLORADO --- m® ROCK MDLCAS TYP. - - - - - - - - ORNAA k7RFPM. EAST RAKE ROAD E%67. TREE AI RATE S IRRIGATED50° - STEEL EDGER SNISAT, TYP. NEW SHADE t r — — — rw.rnreee r mru.ue TREES IN EM. - - - - .. ,.; ♦♦ W ..., ....._.._. r. �.) 1 IIIUAM. -... ExlsT. IRRIGATED ^' s LAWN _ LL U.W u_ O oW° _..-_......_ JJ O WO � Q SONO 00 edZ I �?. — LipWJ 71 r� :. OF I= OEVERMEENamm ENCLOSURE �. ;} S'IMEDGER EVEWftBNTHEE PRDPERTY LNE . nv'r, � •m � V r ri ,. � i ei�y, /n4aP �..Y<. YW tll •r/vNvv[�„ ewwenp EM SWILM �PIMMNARY LANDSCAPE FLAN � tll era mmewr.s ON AD 4CEWPPMEMY L,J nAr �o ANLANDSCAPERAN _ J �a w Z IQ CD Lu —j O Z) O (3)00%RAM TOTAL BLDG, 3,508 G.S.F. ( 28 SPACES PROVIDED 2 AOCESSABLE LS 30 TOTAL SPACES PROVIDED i I I YI I L f LL-B. L DRAKE ROAD WE _ImL ,11111111 J 9 13 TRASH I ENCLOSUME -� LAND USAGE PARCEL • 1 AREA PERCENTAGE TOTAL SITE AREA =OAB ACRES (-I-) = 21,344 G.S.F. 10D% LANDSCAPE I OPEN AREA = 6,758 GS.F. (al-) 31.7% BUILDING FOOT PRINT =3,808 G.S.F. 16.3% PARKING/DRIVE LANES =11,134CS.F. 62.0% PARKING REQUIREMENTS REFIRED VEHICULAR PARKING PROVIDED 29 SPACES (1 STALL PER 12D G.S.F.) RESTAURANT (STANDARD) 10 SPACES PER 1000 G.S.F. REQUIRED VEHICULAR PARKING GENERAL RETAIL 3'.SPA�B'PEF1-f000 G.S.F. REQUIRED BICYCLE PARKING PROVIDED I 3 BICYCLE RACKS (iD %OF VEHICLE PARKING) IRED) 2_ DRUG STORE SITE PLAN 14ORT14 40,_0 BO'-0' 120'-0' It d Lu g Y� QL r W 0 C We 0) (D Q 0 C `- ~�0 ZOO m U) u W m .c W m0l� Parking Lot Landscape Standards: 1. Parking Lot Perimeter Standards: Requirement— 1 tree per 25 linear feet along a public street, and 1 tree per 40 linear feet along a side lot line parking setback area. Provided — West Perimeter — 18 I.f. of parking stall with 1 tree in the end island. North Perimeter — 36 I.f. double -loaded parking stalls with 2 trees in the end islands. East Perimeter — 1 tree per 30 linear feet of side lot line parking setback area. South Perimeter — 1 tree per 32 linear feet of side lot line parking setback area. Requirement -30" high screen extending a minimum of 70% of the length of the street frontage and any boundary that abuts non-residential use. Provided - West Perimeter — A triple row of evergreen shrubs in the end island screens 100% of the parking stalls. South Perimeter — A combination of existing shrubs on the adjacent property and a row of shrubs and evergreen trees screens 100% of the length of the boundary North Perimeter — Both end islands are planted with a double row of shrubs that screen 100% of the parking stalls. 2. Parking Lot Interior Landscaping Requirement — 6% of the interior space of the parking lot shall be landscape areas. Provided— The vehicular use area is 11,070 s.f. and the interior landscape is 1,043 s.f. The landscaped interior space is 9.4%. Requirement — Each landscaped island shall include 1 or more canopy shade trees, be of a length greater than 8' in any dimension, and include at least 80 s.f. of ground area per tree. Provided — All islands with the exception of the one off the southeast corner of the building includes a canopy shade tree. The islands adjacent to Drake street are only 6.5 feet wide, but are 112 s.f. each. 3. Street Trees. Requirement— No additional street trees are required Provided — 2 tree grates along S. College Ave. have no trees. These will be replaced as part of this development in excess of the project requirements. Conclusion: We appreciate your time and consideration regarding our request for additional parking. With additional parking, we can create a new commercial building that will be a valuable asset to the community and to the City. With the ability to accommodate retail and restaurant tenants, we are able to better accommodate and adjust to the ever change commercial environment while providing a valuable service to the community. Sincerely, Andrew T. Lemmer - Design Edge CC: Jon Hauser, Drake Real Estate Services CC: Joe Sparone, J R Engineering CC: Mathew Evan, Lime Green Design, Inc. Landscape Architect October 07, 2005 Planning Dept. Case Manager, Ted Shepard 281 N. College Ave. Fort Collins, Colorado RE: Drake Shops — Modification of Standards Thank you for your time and assistance in regards to this submittal. The current standards regarding Parking: Use: Maximum Parking: Proposed Bldg.= 3,508 G.S.F. General Retail 4 stalls / 1000 g.s.f. 14 stalls (max.) Restaurant (Standard) 10 stalls / 1000 g.s.f. 35 stalls (max.) Request: We are formally requesting a modification of standards, Fort Collins Land Use Code, Division 2.8. Based on our proposed building of 3,508 gross square feet, with the Use Classification of "General Retail", our maximum allowed parking is 14 stalls. The required bicycle parking is 5% of the total vehicular parking. Differences: We are requesting additional parking of 15 vehicular stalls, for a total of 27 vehicles plus 2 handicap accessible stalls. Benefits to the Commercial Environment and the City of Fort Collins: Our intentions are to remove an existing and abandoned gas station and replace it with a new commercial building that will be in harmony with the existing urban environment. The "Shops" could include a mix of retail and restaurant tenants. This project allows for the opportunity to bring a vibrant and rewarding experience to the public while providing much needed "services and goods" to the area as well as employment opportunities and future revenues to the City. This site is located a the intersection of South College Avenue and East Drake Road and is surrounded by a variety of commercial ventures. Directly to the South of our site, is Walgreen's Drug Store. The proposed building will be approximately 3,500 square feet, single story building, incorporating a medium bronze storefront system, architectural concrete block and brick construction on a 21,344 square foot site. The use of exterior canopies and other architectural features will be incorporated with the site design and landscaping materials to create "four sided architecture" that relates to a pedestrian scaled shopping / dining environment. Architectural considerations regarding the design of our proposed commercial building includes a raised parapet, ranging from 5-0" to 9'-0" above the roof deck, in order to conceal future roof top equipment. The sanitary sewer line from our building will be designed in a manner to accommodate a grease interceptor with -in our parking lot, without further obstructing traffic on East Drake Road. Other considerations to create a project that benefits the surrounding environment includes the Landscape Architecture. Below is a summary, provided by our Landscape Architect, that details out the Landscape Standards, and how we exceed these standards.