HomeMy WebLinkAboutRAFFERTY'S PUD - FINAL - 17-95A - CORRESPONDENCE - PHOTOMETRIC PLANconsistent, yet the overall density increases. This is an owner change again in response to
the neighborhood concerns.
As usual, thank you for your assistance and if you have any questions please feel free to
call upon me.
Sincerel
an Blankenship
Project Manager
cc: Dan Davis
Wayne Wilkinson
David Waldron
August 17, 1995
Steve Olt
City of Fort Collins
281 N. College Avenue
Fort Collins, CO 80522
RE: Rafferty's Restaurant
Electrical Site Plan
Maxwell Project No. 9356
Dear Steve,
As promised, please find enclosed four (4) copies of the site lighting photometric study and
fixture cut sheets for the parking lot of the referenced project. We will use 14' tall lighting
standards in the parking lot. This is responsive to the Neighbors of the Landings request.
In order to reach the level of lighting as described in the 16' tall lighting standard
photometric study that was sent to you earlier, we have had to add two additional 14' tall
fixtures. This will be consistent with the earlier plan in total overall site illumination.
Per our phone conversation questioning the quantitative values associated with the
photometric site plan, I have included a copy of the I.E.S. Lighting Handbook (1987
edition) recommendations for parking lot lighting. This should greatly assist in "layman"
comprehension to the foot candle levels indicated.
Also enclosed, please find cut sheets and photometric information for the building uplight
that is indicated on the plan. As we discussed during our 8/14/95 phone conversation, the
owner wishes to illuminate the front building Facade. Since we cannot use the normal
Rafferty's fixtures which are mounted to the parking lot standards, low uplights are
planned. As we both agreed that this is a much more aesthetically pleasing light source,
also note that only one of these fixtures is planned - that being centered on the building
along Harmony Road. This is contrary to our discussion of the other day when we spoke
of strategically placed these fixtures to illuminate all four sides of the building. This again is
in response to the adjacent neighborhood's concerns; yet, a satisfying solution is still
obtained.
Also find enclosed four (4) revised copies of the landscape plan indicating nine additional
15' tall Scotch pine trees along the southeast comer of the property, adjacent to the
Landings. In doing so, we had to slightly alter the landscape layout and number of trees
that were evidenced in our 8/14/95 landscape revisions. The design intent remains
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