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A portion of Lot 3 in Reservation on the Northwest Quarter of Section 12, Township 7 North,
Range 69 West of the 6th P.M., lying North and West of Right of Way of the Fort Collins
Development Railway Company, less deed recorded May 3, 1994 at Reception No.
94038222 being more particularly described as follows;
Considering the West line of Section 12 as bearing South 00'23'57" West and with all
bearings contained herein relative thereto:
Commencing of the Northwest corner of said Section 12; thence along the West line of said
Section 12, South 00'23'57" West, 482.47 feet; thence departing said West line, South
8903603" East, 73.47 feet to a point on the East line of said Reception No. 94038222, said
point also being the POINT OF BEGINNING; thence along the approximate Top of Bank of
Cache La Poudre River the following ten (10) courses:
(1) South 68'2&25" East, 27.26 feet;
(2) North 86'52'14" East, 40.22 feet;
(3) South 6801 T47" East, 44.32 feet;
(4) North 82'34'37" East, 118.30 feet;
(5) South 84024'53" East, 151.12 feet;
(6) South 75'36'07" East, 63.13 feet;
(7) South 68036'28" East, 42.92 feet;
(8) South 79623/460 East, 50.91 feet;
(9) South 71'2959" East, 61.83 feet,
(10) South 76636'43" East, 63.27 feet to a point on the Northwesterly line of
Burlington Northern Railroad Right of Way; thence along said Northwesterly line, South
5700009" West, 776.12 feet to a point on the East line of said Reception
No. 94038222; thence departing said Northwesterly line and along said East line, North
00034127" East, 521.48 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING.
OWNER'S CERTIFICATION
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENT THAT:
City of Fort Collins and/or assigns being all the lawful recorded owners of the property
shown on this development plan, except any existing public streets, roads, or highways, do
hereby certify that I/we accept the conditions and restrictions set forth on said plan and in
the conditions of approval by the City of Fort Collins, dated Pee6W,642 /3, A40nd
That I/we consent to the recordation of any • formation pertaining thereto.
Owne • Collins
By:
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STATE OF COLORADO)
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COUNTY OF LARIMER )
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged� before me this i %day of
f�AtJtr►it.� , 20-11_, by 111f14eirl . /4'f' tb w!�j
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PROPOSED LAND USE
LAB SPACE,
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE,
AND SUPPORT SPACE
MAX. BUILDING HEIGHT PERMITTED
NO MAXIMUM HEIGHT SPECIFIED
IN POL ZONE DISTRICT
MAX BUILDING HEIGHT PROPOSED
4 STORIES
HOURS OF OPERATION
6 AM TO 9 PM
GROSS SITE AREA
4.091 AC. (178,190 SF)
ESTIMATED FLOOR AREA RATIO
.51 FAR
PUBLIC R.O.W.
0 AC (0 SF)
NATURAL HABITAT BUFFER ZONE
1.35 AC. (58,612 SF)
PARKING MAXIMUM PER INDUSTRIAL
USE 105 PARKING SPACES
(0.75 PER EMPLOYEE ' 140 EMPLOYEES)
PARKING LOT LANDCAPE AREA
3,622 SF LANDSCAPE/
11 33A 8F PAWING
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25% LANDSCAPE AREA
NET SITE AREA
4.091 AC. (178,190 SF)
SITE COVERAGE
AREA PERCENT
BUILDING COVERAGE
34,234 SF 19%
DRIVES & PARKING (INCL. UTILITY YARD) 37,927 SF 21 %
LANDSCAPE & WALKS
90,829 SF 51 %
PUBLIC R.O.W.
0 SF 0%
ACTIVE REC. USE (POUDRE TRAIL)
15,200 SF 9%
TOTAL
178,190 SF 100%
BUILDING ADDITION EXISTING BUILDING ADDITION
BASEMENT
12,087 SF
FIRST
12,358.6 SF 21.582.25 SF
SECOND
1,637.69 SF 17638.68 SF
THIRD
14:421.38 SF
FOURTH
10,796.34 SF
TOTAL
26,083.29 SF 64,438.65 SF
PARKING
REQUIRED PROVIDED
STANDARD
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HANDICAP
2 2
BICYCLE PARKING REQUIRED PROVIDED
OUTDOOR PARKING 24 36
COVERED PARKING 5 5
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5" Bur Oak
Condition - Good
6" Bur Oak
Condition - Good
14' Honeylocust
Condition - Good
9' Umber Pine
Condition - Fair
20' Honeylocust
Ciondition - Good
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6' Boxelder
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To Be Rnoved
5' Boxelder
Condition - Fair
To Be Removed
9' Juniper
Condition - Fair
20' Spruce
Condition - Fair
— 5' Mulberry
Condition - Fair
To Be Removed
17' Douglas Fir
Condition - Fair
13' Pinon Pine
Condition - Poor
3' Green Ash
Condition - Fair
To Be Removed
5' Green Ash
Condition - Fair
To Be Removed — —
6' Boxelder
Condition - Good
To Be Removed
Boxelder
3' Boxelder
Condition - Good
Condition - Fair
18'
To Be Removed
To Be Removed
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To Be Removed
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Condition - Fair
To Be Removed
- 3' Siberian Elm
Condition - Poor
To Be Removed
9' Multi -Stem Siberian Elm
Condition - Poor
To Be Removed
3" Crabapple
Condition - Fair
To Be Removed
3' Crabopple
Condition - Fair
To Be Removed
3" Amur Maple
Condition - Fair
To Be Removed
5' Cottonwood
Condition - Good
4' Cottonwood
Condition - Good 2' Amur Maple
Condition - Fair
To Be Removed
3' Cottonwood
Condition - Good
3' Cottonwood
Condition - Good
(4) 3' Austrian Pines
Condition - Good
To Be Transplanted On Site
See Landscape Plan
3' Catalpa
Condition - Fair
To Be Removed
2' Amur Maple3' Catalpa—i
Condition - Poor Condition - Fair
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3' Catalpa
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34" Austrian Pine
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28' Austrian Pine
6' Bur Oak Condition -Good
Condition - Good
7' Bur Oak
Condition - Good
21" Juniper
6' Bur Oak Condition - Good
Condition,- Good To Be Removed 27' Cottonwood
7' Bur Oak (fR-6) Condition - Fair
To Be Removed
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18", 12", 1 1' Muni -Stem Juniper
Condition - Good
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34' Blue Spruce
Condition - Good
23' Juniper
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25' Blue Spruce
Condition - Good
24' Austrian
Condition - Good
To Be Removed
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24" Spruce
Condition - Good
To Be Removed
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3' Catalpa
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EXISTING DECIDUOUS TREE
EXISTING CONIFEROUS TREE
TREE MITIGATION
Symbol Species Mitigation Quantity
TR-1 Pinon Pine 2
TR-2 Spruce 6
TR-3 Spruce 6
TR-4 Spruce 6
TR-5 Cottonwood 6
TR-6 Juniper 5
TR-7 Juniper 4
Total ■ 35 Trees to be upsized
TREE PROTECTION NOTES
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1. Within the drip line of any protected existing tree, there shall be no cut or fill over a
four -inch depth unless a qualified arborist or forester has evaluated and approved the
disturbance.
2. AN protected existing trees shall be pruned to the City of Fort Collins Forestry
standards.
3. Prior to and during construction, barriers shall be erected around all protected existing
trees with such barriers to be of orange fencing a minimum of four (4) feet in height,
secured with metal T-posts, no closer than six (6) feet from the trunk or one-half ('A) of
the drip line, whichever is greater. There shall be no storage or movement of
equipment, material, debris or fill within the fenced tree protection zone.
4. During the construction stage of development, the applicant shall prevent the cleaning
of equipment or material or the storage and disposal of waste material such as paints,
oils, solvents, asphalt, concrete, motor oil or any other material harmful to the life of a
tree within the drip line of any protected tree or group of trees.
5. No damaging attachment, wires, signs or permits may be fastened to any protected
tree.
6. Large property areas containing protected trees and separated from construction or
land clearing areas, rood rights -of -way and utility easements may be off,"
rather than erecting protective fencing around each tree as required in subsection
(G)(3) above. This may be accomplished by placing metal t-post stakes a maximum of
fifty (50) feet apart and tying ribbon or rope from stake -to -stake along the outside
perimeters of such areas being cleared.
7. The installation of utilities, irrigation lines or any underground fixture requiring
excavation deeper than six (6) inches shall be accomplished by boring under the root
system of protected existing trees at a minimum depth of twenty-four (24) inches. The
auger distance is established from the face of the tree (outer bark) and is scaled from
tree diameter at breast height as described in the chart below.
CITY FORESTER SIGNATURE BLOCK
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TREE SPECIES DISTRIBUTION
Species
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QuaPercentage
Alder
7
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Austrian Pine
6
8%
Birch
6
8%
Black Walnut
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1%
Boxelder
10
12%
Bur Oak
12
15%
Cottonwood
12
15%
Douglas Fir
1
1%
Honeylocust
5
7%
Juniper
2
3%
Limber Pine
1
1 %
P'inon Pine
1
1 %
Spruce
3
4%
Willow
12
15%
Total 80
100%
'Pow I anti flap r-rxle 3-2-1IDN31- with more than 80
trees on site, the maximum percerMinge of si one
spades shell be 15%
be nmgated wdfh an automatic drip lyric ) hmgation system. roes s a ove 5 drip emdters per
plant, shrubs shill have 3 drip emitters per plant. The irrigation plan shall be reviewed and
reviewed andopproved by the City of Ft. Collins Water Utilities Department prior to the issuance
of a building permit.
3. Treat to be balled and burlapped, unless otherwise noted.
4. To satisfy the tree mitigation requirements, all canopy and ornamental trees shall be of increased
caliper (3.(' Canopy, 2.5' Ornamental)
5. Shrub areas shall be mulched with shredded wood mulch with no weed barrier fabric.
6. Landscaping must be installed or secured with an irrevocable letter of credit, Performance Bond,
or escrow account for 125% of the valuation of the materials and labor prior to issuance of a
Certificate of Occupancy.
7. Landscaping shall be installed and maintained by the property owner, including trees and
groundeoyer within the R.O.W.
8. The following separations shall be provided between trees/shrubs and utilities:
B.I. 40 feet behveen canopy trees and sued lights
8.2. 15 fed between ornamental trees and sinee%hts
8.3. 10 feet between trees and public water and sanitary and storm sewer lines
8.4. 4 feet between shrubs and public water and sanitary and storm sewer lines
8.5. 4 fed between trees and gas lines
9. Field locale utilities prior to planting.
10. To the maximum extent feasible, topsoil that is removed during construction activity shall be
conserved for later use on areas requiring revegeto ion and landscaping.
11. Perennial and ornamental grass beds to be mulched with 4' depth shredded wood mulch. No
weed barrier shall be placed in these beds.
12. The top 6 inches of topsoil will be shipped and stored on site. The soil will then be placed in the
planting areas.
PROPOSED CANOPY TREE
PROPOSED ORNAMENTAL TREE
PROPOSED EVERGREEN TREE
PROPOSED DECIDUOUS SHRUBS
PROPOSED ORNAMENTAL GRASSES
PROPOSED PERENNIALS
PROPOSED BOULDERS
IRRIGATED TURF
DRYLAND SEED MIX
WETLAND SEED MIX
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STAINED CONCRETE
Deciduous Trees
Symbol
Botanical Nome
Common Name
Size
Root
FQuonfity
AC GR
Acer grandidentalum
Bigtooth Maple
B' Multi S
BB
2
AC HW
Ater totaricum'Hot Wings'
Hot Wings Maple
2.5' Cal.
BB
3
AC NE
Ater negundo'Sensation'
Sensation Boxelder
2.5' Cal.
BB
9
BE PL
Betula platyphyllo Whitespire'
Asian White Birch
2.5' Co.
BB
3
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Gleditsia triaconthos'Shodemostee
Shademoster Honeylocust
3" Cal.
BB
3
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Populus awminata
Lanceleof Cottonwood
3" Cal.
BB
11
PR SH
Prunus virginiona'Shubed
Canada Red Chokecherry
B' Multi S
BB
7
SA AM
Solix amygdoloides
Peach -Leaf Willow
2.5' Cal.
BB
12
Evergreen Trees
Symbol
I Botanical Name
Common Name
Size
Root
Quantity
PI AB
Piceo abies'Cupressino'
Fastigiate Norway Spruce
6'
BB
9
Deciduous Shrubs
AR IB
Aronio melanocarpa lriquois Beauty'
Iriquois Beauty Dwarf Chokeberry
5 Gal.
Cont.
93
CO BY
Comus olbo'Bud's YeNov/
Bud's Yellow Dogwood
5 Gal.
Cont.
22
CO AF
Comus sericea'Arctic Fire
Arctic Fire Dogwood
5 Gal.
Cont.
29
PH MI
Philadelphus microphyllus
LiMeleof Mockorange
5 Gal.
Cant
14
PR BE
Prunus besseyi
Western Sand Cherry
5 Gal.
Cont.
9
PR Cl
Prunus x cistena
Purple Leaf Plum
5 Gal.
Cont.
12
PR ME
Prunus virginiona melanocarpa
Native Chokecherry
5 Gal.
Cont.
27
RH TR
Rhus trilobata
Three Leaf Sumac
5 Gal.
Cont.
66
RI CR
Ribes odoratum' Crandall'
Crandall Clove Currant
5 Gal.
Cont.
8
RI GB
Ribes oureum'Gwens Buffalo'
Gwens Buffalo Currant
5 Gal.
Cont.
8
RU PA
Rubus parviflorus
Thimbleberry
5 Gal.
Cont.
30
SA EX
Salix exigua
Coyote Willow
5 Gal.
Cont.
8
SA RA
Sambucus rocemosa
Red -Berried Elder
5 Gal.
Cont.
5
Evergreen Shrubs
JU BR
Juniperus sabina'Broodmoor'
Broodmoor Juniper
5 Gal.
Cont.
24
PI MU
Pinus mugo'Mops'
Miniature Mugo Pine
5 Gal.
Cont.
6
Ornamental Grasses
BO GR
Boutula grocilis'Blond Ambition'
Blond Ambition Gramo Grass
1 Gal.
Cont.
46
CA KF
Colomogrostfs acutiflora'Karl Foerstee Feather Reed Grass
1 Gal.
Cont.
56
DE CE
Deschompsia cespitosa
Tufted Hair Gross
1 Gal.
Cont.
48
PA A
Panicum Argatum'Shenandooh'
Red Switch Grass
1 Gal.
Cont.
124
Perennials
AG CO
Agostache ourontioca'Coronado'
Coronado Hyssop
1 Gal.
Cont.
18
AQ CA
Aquilegia coeruleo
Rocky Mountain Columbine
1 Gal.
Cont.
23
GE RO
Geronium'Rozanne'
Blue Cranesbill
1 Gal.
Cont.
29
PI PI
Pinstemon pinifolius
Pineleof Penstemon
1 Gal.
Cont.
18
RA CO
Ralibida columnifera
Prairie Yellow Coneflower
1 Gal.
Cont.
21
RU FU
Rudbeckia fulgida'Goldsturm'
Black Eyed Susan
1 Gal.
Cont.
25
Vines
CL U
Clematis lingusficifolia
Western Virgin's Bower Clematis
1 Gal.
Cont.
23
Wetland Plugs
SP PE
Sporting pectinata
Prairie Cordgrass
4' Plugs
Cont.
198
13. The soil in all landscape areas, including parkways and medians, shall be thoughly loosened to a
depth of not Less than eight (8) inches and soil amendment shah be thoroughly incorporated into
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the soil of all landscape areas to a depth of at Least six (6) inches by tilling, discing or other
suitable method, of a rate of at least three (3) cubic yards of soil amendment per one thousand
Native Seed:
(1,000) square fed of landscape area.
Seed shalt be drill seeded at a rate of 19.21bs/PLS/Acre
14. A free permit must be obtained from the City Forester before any trees or shrubs as noted on this
16% Sideoets Grama
plan are planted, pruned or removed on the public right-of-way. This includes zones between
4% Blue Grams
the sidewalk and curb, median and other city property. This permit shall approve the location
19% Canada Wild Rye
and species to be planted. Failure to obtain this permit may result in replacing or relocating
16% Neese and Thread
trees and a hold on certificate of occupancy.
I I% Green Needlerass
15. The developer shall contact the City forester to inspect all tree plantings at the completion of each
5% Switclwpass
phase of the development. AN trees need to have been installed as shown on the landscape
27% Western Whestgrass
plan. Approval of street tree planting is required before final approval of each phase. Failure to
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obtain approval by the City Forester for the street trees in a phase shall result in a hold on
certificate of occupancy for future phases of the development.
16. See Section 3.4.1 of the Land Use Code for allowable uses within the Natural Habitat Buffer
Zone.
REVISIONS DATE
PDP RESUBMITTAL OCT 22, 2012
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BASIC DEVELOPMENT REVIEW
ENGINES AND ENERGY CONVERSION LAB
FORT COLLINS, COLORAE)O
BHA DESIGN, INC- a 1603 OAKRIDGE DRIVE 4W_ FT. COLLINS, CO 80525 a TEL: (970) 223 - 7577
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EXISTING TREES
HIGH HYDROZONE
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PROPOSED CANOPY TREE
PROPOSED ORNAMENTAL TREE
PROPOSED EVERGREEN TREE
PROPOSED DECIDUOUS SHRUBS
PROPOSED ORNAMENTAL GRASSES
PROPOSED PERENNIALS
0% 4 PROPOSED BOULDERS
WATER BUDGET CHART
HYDROZONE
HIGH
AREA
(s.f.)
26,086
WATER NEED ANNUAL WATER USE
(gallons/s.f.) (gallons)
18 469,548
MODERATE
17,884
10 178,840
LOW
34,087
3 102,261
VERY LOW
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TOTAL GALLONS
750,649
TOTAL S.F.
78,057
AVERAGE
9.61 GALLONS/S.F./SEASON
MODERATE HYDROZONE
LOW HYDROZONE
Notes:
1. The average needs to be a maximum of 15 gallons/S.F.season.
GENERAL NOTES FOR HYDROZONE COMPLIANCE
1. Apply mulch at a maximum depth of three (3) inches.
2. An irrigafion plan is required to be submitted at the same time as the landscape plan in
accordance with the requirements in the Land Use Code Section 3.2.1.J(2).
3. When installing trees and shrubs, remove root ball wrapping materials (burlap, fabric, grow
bags, twine, ties, wire basket, etc.) from the upper 12 inches or two-thirds of the root ball,
whichever is greater after the tree or shrub is set in place.
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SCALE: 1" = 30'
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0 Q `1 1 t t.2 t 2 t.? 15.2 ..... b. T .2 t, TURN ON AT DUSK AND STAY ON UNTIL A SET
Iu.
t i
b 1,x CURFEW, THEN CHANGE TO MOTION SENSOR
.2 b.2 2 tA b.3 t.3 t.3 t.3 ',1.3 t.
b.3 t.4 %-5 la.�l a.t,2 t.6 b.Z CONTROL AFTER THE SET CURFEW.
ti t
-�� it, �.O t 6 t .3 t
.3 .2 1.5 t 2 b
i t.4 t 6 t t
f t XPIA b'
2 t
t.i t 1, +11 6 t i I. y0a,fir'i �V 15. 2 t.A t. 4 t., b.. 0 t.: t.5 t.b 1. i t1it 1 .4 1 t. 5 It. I 4C> ALL TYPE'XWI A'LUMINAIRES WILL BE
.4�
t.9 b.c t.6 t,�, I. b . 2 t 3 � 3.4 t.7 I I. P4ar,CONTROLLED WITH PHOTOCELL, TIME -SWITCH
b.., Iiii, t.3 tj I t -3, Ili S t., I.J t,o 7 1 . 0 . t � t t r f . 4" t. a tt.= t.e t.6., AND MOTION SENSOR SUCH THAT THE LIGHTS
1, lt.,i 1, 4 t t.
6 :1 lb.n t 6 b.-, t J TURN ON AT DUSK AND STAY ON UNTIL A SET
.2 t. IWA t.4 t.6 lb. 1 1.4 1 . 9 1.5 2- 1 16
t�, t 4 .4 b.6� 1..1 tA t 2 t L J� CURFEW, THEN CHANGE TO MOTION SENSOR
t.3 •t.. t. 5 t. I !.I q\ t,q t., b.c 1.� Cii, t., ti t.,
CONTROL AFTER THE SET CURFEW.
it
11(2 IJ.2 t.3 b.4 15 5 t. 1 9 t t b.6 t s t., t'. 1, t ..0 A 2
'J.2 V.2 b.2 -0.3 11.3 t.4 t.5 t.5 b\l,'(. t.. 6�6 t. b. s t 4 t.4 lo: t t
-2 3 1).3 t.3 b . t 4 15.4 .4 t.� t V, 4 P b. t.9 t, t t.2
ti
10_4
40 t., t t 2 A {b.4
bat IT I t 4 t 4 .0 4 b.2 tt,
i i
it 't t .1 t.3 3 t.3 .3 t t.3 t.1
;i
-i
.2 t, .4 b.4.t,l t.� t.� t-3 b.4 '.�t 7
X 2 1) 1 1
ti
1, t.2 �.2 t.2 t,3 t.3 t -, t 4 1
it
t., t, t 1, 0,� b." t t.4 b. 4 t , t. t.9 1 .0 t t.21;
X.2 t.3 bAl, .3 t.4 t.5 t. t., b. t. t.+i uaw.;.::<t.3 `;'I ddfi 15.5 t t.0, t
XPAI
t.6 X
t . 4 t.3 t +,t. 51.6t b.0 1, 4 AM .2 4 1 a
g
t.3 b. 1. 4 t.5 tA 1.1 9�\7 12.2 b t & �.s t.) �.s 113.1 J �.2 b 1 2
3 b. � t. 3 b. b.5 t.0 1.3 i� 6 .9 1., t t.4 t 4- *1. 1,t,6
XPIAjj
3 15 A t.? 1,2 1 +J 7 Nr. .5 t.5 b.4 2 t I
2
6't.4
XP4
k t.6 oi'� J1.3 t.2 t., 2 t.k 0.
5 'A 1.3
it .6 .7 t,5 t.4 1 3 1.3 t .3 t.3 t,
4, t 5 U 'I . 1 2 1 1.6 11 4 2 11
t.0 t. 6 t. 4 t 3 t .2 b. � t .3
tA t 3 X85
b.� $1, 319 ) .2 t.7 TA t.-, b.2 t,2 t. lit. 35. 4 t.50. 6 1 tA 10.3 10.2 t,
it "7 10.11 6 1.�i, 1_, I, li. a t.4 t,_, t.2 t.2 , t.2 t.2 t.3 t.3 b.1 t 21
c 2
:_b:'.._"_''. it
t. 6 t,5 bA 1 .1 t. b .7 �. 6 1.0 1.2 t., z 4 1, 2
....... ou
I _1 iji?I5A 11. 4 1.9 t.f 1. .5 t.6 ) 91.s I e 1.7 13 bA b i,01
P 1.0 1 13A. 4 1 .3 t. 9 t. � t. A t.5 t . I `c. q 1, 0 3.9 10., , W,
i,lt. 1.6 t., 5.4 b.:i t. 4 t. b, 5 t.
t.{ t.3 11.3
t_4 b.,3 t.j �t
it
Vr
xvv 3 ti _2 �1�
1, 9�, �2 XPI
Y3 5.1 t.2
1 11 2
t.1
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SITE LIGHTING CALCULATION PLAN
n n
SCALE: 1" = 30'-0" 6M
1 6" NORTH
0' 15' 301 60'
CSU ENGINES AND ENERGY CONVERSION LABORATORY
LUMINAIRE SCHEDULE
TYPE
MANUFACTURER
PART NUMBER
INITIAL LUMENS
WATTAGE
XPIA
Landscape Forms
Leo-28" - Type 4 distribution - metallic silver finish -
5701
108.6
(voltage)
XP1C
Landscape Forms
Leo-22" - Type 4 distribution - metallic silver finish -
2880
62
(voltage)
XP4
Landscape Forms
Leo-22" - Type 4 distribution - metallic silver finish -
2880
62
(voltage)
XR3
Halo Lighting
H455TUNVD01 O-EL405835-TL40OH-TRM400SN
653
13,9
XS5
BK Lighting
DS-LED-e23-MFL-A9-SAP-1 2-1 1 -B-360SL - PP-i- 12-
346
8.4
T-Ll 00-8-SAP-(voltaae)-SF
XW1
Gadco
121 -DIM-2-18LA-NW- UNV-NP
1298
18
XWIA
Gardco
1121 -DIM-3-1 SL.A-NW-UNV-NP
1298
18
Notes:
1. Luminalre types XRl and XW2 are located on the fourth floors and roof of the building and do not provide illumination onto the
site. They are therefore not included in the above table.
CSU ENGINES
AND ENERGY
CONVERSION LABORATORY
STATISTICALA A
LIGHTING
CALCULATIONS
sow:
... .. .
Parking and Driveways
Parking Lot
0.7
3.6
0.2
3.3
18.0
Par killing toltsmyom*
0.8
9.9
0.2
AQ
14.5
Driveway Alongside Building
0.6
1.4
0.1
6.2
14.0
�IA
0.3.
ti..4
0.0
Not
rVa
AN I ALA A NE
LI
HTIN
AL
ULATIONS
Pathways
Entry Path
1,5
3.0
0,473.9
7.5
Ently pwat
1,2
15
O�4
310
BIB
ADA Ramp
1.4
2.6
0.3
4.7
8.7
Path to Exleft4ulkiling
1.4
2.9
.0.3
4,8
9,7
Break Room Patio
1.0
1.5
0.5
2r0
3.0
&#* Rmyi Pam to Driveway
0.0
1.6
.044
2,3
4.0
Rear Exit Path from Exit Stairs
0.7
0.9
0.5
1.4
1.8
STATISTICALA A
LIGHTING
CACCULATIONS
........................
Active Building Entries
........
3.0
. ................
1A
..........
1.6
Main Entry Canopy
P"990ft 1�ft �, �
$,4
1.2141
Notes
1. The minimum illuminance level on the driveway decreases with distance from the building to
minimize light crossing the property line onto the railroad, resulting in the minimum value being below
the IESNA recommendation.
2. Lighting has been kept to the expected path of travel for vehicles along the rear driveway to
minimize light onto the surrounding landscape. This results in zero footcandle measurements ir. areas
outside the expected path of travel.
3. An increased light level is recommended along paths leading to main building entries for safety and
to assist in wayfinding for visitors unfamiliar with the building.
4. At the main entries the light levels are slightly lower than IESNA recommendations but ale
appropriate for the project as there is desire to reduce light levels for conservation purposes where
possible.
note 1
note 2
note 3
note 3
note 3
note 3
note 4
note 4
SITE LIGHTING CALCULATION
BASIC DEVELOPMENT REVIEW
ENGINES
AND ENERGY
CONVERSION
LAB
FORT (-_:C:)LL1NS,,.
C:C)LC:)R_A1DCDi
BHA DESIGN, INC. 0
1603 CAKRIDGE DRIVE
FT. COU INS, CO 80525 6 TEL- (970)
223 - 7577
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