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Stuart O'Neal/SP-AG000411(.__~_~ CITY COUNCIL MEETING: AGENDA REQ ST FORM April 11, 2000 ITEM # ]] ITEM CAPTION: Consider approval of the Smart O~leal Office Building. Site Plan, to allow the development of a 4,342 square foot office building on a .5 acre tract of property located along the north side of W. Sandy Lake Road, approximately 1,100' west of N. Denton Tap Road. SUBMITTE~Y: Gary L. Sieb ~ TITL~K.' Director of Plannin~g~lCommunity STAFF CO~S.~ ............. - Services APPROVED BY CITY COUNCIL DATE Date of P&Z Meeting: March 16, 2000 Decision ofP&ZCommission: Approved (7-0) with Commissioners Nesbit, McGahey, McCaffrey, Clark, Halsey and Stewart voting in favor. None opposed. Approval recommended, subject to the following conditions: (CONDmON MET) 2) (CONDITION MET) ¢!0, oo The applicant owes ~to the Coppell Reforestation Fund. A tree removal permit must be executed prior to the removal of any protected trees on site. A replat submission will be required prior to securing a building permit. o~ Staff recommend$)~. DIR. INITIALS: ~.~ FIN. REVIEW:~ ~ ~ Fo~ ~ 2/~ Revise the determination of retribution credit calculations shown on the Tree ~ . Survey to reflect the Leisure Services comments. _ ~ '~ 3AL~ ,~ D I ~~ n~,~..... ^c. ...... ,.4 ........ ;.. ^...~.... · ......... "'~ *'~' ~..~.d 51~. (CONDmO~>'x x~ .... .~-;. ..... .,, .~. ...... + ;......~-- * ...... ,--.. -~'~ /c,n~-nrrrn~s MET; HOWE~ ER, ~Lt~ TREE REMOVAL PLAN MUST BE MODIFIED.) ~ Screen light standards adjacent to residential use. CITY MANAGER REVIEW~ Documem Name: @ONEALsp CITY OF COPPELL PLANNING DEPARTMENT STAFF REPORT CASE: Stuart O'Neal Office Building, Site Plan P & Z HEARING DATE: C.C. HEARING DATE: LOCATION: SIZE OF AREA: March 16, 2000 April 11, 2000 Along the north side of W. Sandy Lake Road, approximately 1,100' west of N. Denton Tap Road. Approximately .5 acre tract of property; Office Building 4,342 sf CURRENT ZONING: SF-12 (Single Family-12) Proposed Zoning: C (Commercial) REQUEST: Site Plan approval. APPLICANT: Representative: Leanna Watson 500 S. Denton Tap Rd., Suite 110 Coppell, TX 75019 (972) 393-9679 FAX: (972) 393-2155 Architect: Cornerstone Architectural Services Inc. 10719 Plano Road, Suite 100 Dallas, TX 75238 (972) 669-1900 FAX: (972) 669-2565 HISTORY: TRANSPORTATION: The property has been zoned SF-12 for over 25 years. The Shadydale Acres subdivision has been recorded for 50 years or more. On September 17, 1998, the Planning Commission denied a PD for 14 single-family lots on 4.15 acres out of this subdivision. On December 8, 1998, City Council granted a PD to allow the development of 13 residential lots on 4.16 acres of property located along the south side of Willow Lane, between Oak Trail and Shadydale Lane. Sandy Lake Road is a two-lane asphalt road within a variable-width fight-of-way, shown on the thoroughfare plan as a C4D four-lane divided collector street to be built within a 110'- wide right-of-way. Item # 5 SURROUNDING LAND USE & ZONING: North- residential; "SF-12" Single Family-12 South - GTE switching center and vacant; "R" Retail East - retail; "C" Commercial West - residential; "SF-12" Single Family-12 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: DISCUSSION: The Comprehensive Plan shows the property as suitable for low density residential. Without proper commercial zoning in place staff can not recommend approval of a non-residential, office facility in a residential district. However, if the Commission does approve the zoning change request from Single Family-12 to Commercial staff recommends following the site plan review discussion and staffs conditions of approval listed below. The applicant is proposing a single-story office structure measuring 4,342 square feet. As a non-residential use abutting to single-family residences, the applicant is proposing to screen the commercial use with a 6'-high brick masonry wall along the western and northern property lines. There will be no screening wall treatment along the eastern property since the adjacent property is zoned Commercial. The applicant will be screening the 4 parking spaces along the eastern property line with 30"-high dwarf burford holly hedge. The site plan shows a total of 17 parking spaces, 2 parking spaces over the city minimum requirements. The building elevations show a brick masonry structure in earthtone colors. The property does not have enough street frontage on Sandy Lake Road to merit a monument sign. However, the submitted documents indicate that the attached signs will consist of individually mounted channel letter signs in white or beige. Due to this proximity to single-family residences, the applicant is limiting the height of the parking lot light fixtures to 20', and the parking lights will be mined off at 11:00 p.m. daily. The building elevations also indicate a hip roof with composition shingles. The dumpster will be located at the southeast comer of the building and it will be screened with a 6'-high brick masonry screening wall. Staff requests that the elevations specify the color and building material of the dumpster gates. Also, furnished on the plans are notations that no outside storage will be permitted on premise and that all utility meters will not be visible except from areas Item # 5 clearly intended as service areas where the public is generally excluded. The submitted site plan does indicate that the applicant is exceeding the minimum landscaping requirements. However, the required non-vehicular landscaping is incorrectly shown on the landscape data. The required amount is 2,615.7 sf instead of the 1,765 sf reported. The total required landscaping is correctly shown. The proposed plant material conforms to the city plant palette. The Leisure Services Department has reviewed the proposed tree survey and has indicated that the applicant owes $9,200 to the Coppell Reforestation Fund. Also, a tree removal permit must be executed prior to the removal of any protected trees on site. RECOMMENDATION TO THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION: Without proper commercial zoning in place staff can not recommend approval of a non-residential, office facility in a residential district. However, if the Commission does approve the zoning change request from Single Family-12 to Commercial staff recommends the following conditions being met: 1) Specify the color and building material of the dumpster gates on the building elevations. 2) Revise landscape data to reflect 2,615.7 sf of required non-vehicular open space. 3) The applicant owes $9,200 to the Coppell Reforestation Fund. (See Leisure Services Department comments) 4) A tree removal permit must be executed prior to the removal of any protected trees on site. (See Leisure Services Department comments.) 5) A licensed irrigator must sign the irrigation plan. 6) A replat submission will be required prior to securing a building permit. ALTERNATIVES: 1) Recommend approval of the request. 2) Recommend disapproval of the request 3) Recommend modification of the request 4) Take under advisement for reconsideration at a later date. Item # 5 ATTACHMENTS: 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) Site Plan and Landscaping Plan Elevations Existing Tree Survey Irrigation Plan Departmental Comments Item # 5 City of Coppell Development Review Committee Comments Planning Department STUART O'NEAL OFFICE BUILING SITE PLAN REVIEW DRC Date: February 24, 2000 Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting: City Council Meeting: April 11, 2000 March 16,2000 Modify the following items on the Site Plan: In a retail district side yard setback is 30'. Site plan shows a 25' building setback from western property line. · Dumpster current location encroaches on 30' side yard setback and 10' utility easement. · Clearly delineate location of the brick screening wall. · Staff suggests parking lot lights do not exceed 20' in height due to the proximity to single family residences. Applicant may want to consider not lighting the parking lot after 11 p.m. · Under Site Data furnish square footages of office and retail space. · Specify what type of retail users. · Indicate on screening wall elevation brick color (field brick versus accent brick). Modify the following items on the Landscape Plan: · Along the western and northern property lines the edge of pavement in certain sections do not observe the 1 O'-wide landscape perimeter buffer requirement. Refer to Section 33-1 of the Zoning Ordinance that states "where the side, rear, or rear of a non-residential use is adjacent to single family residential district, a screening wall not less than 6'-in height shall be erected separating the use from the adjacent residential district. In addition, a perimeter landscape area at least 10'-wide shall adjoin the screening wail. The perimeter landscape area shall contain trees spaced no less than 40' apart. · Revise the total required perimeter landscape square footages, you have omitted the required 1 O'-wide buffer on the west and north. · Under Provided Non-Vehicular Open Space detail drawing, you can not use perimeter buffers to fulfill non-vehicular open space calculations. Revise drawing and calculations accordingly. · Revise Provided Interior Vehicular Landscape Area detail drawing showing square footages of landscape areas devoted to interior landscaping. · Planting islands shall have a minimum of 150 sf and a minimum width of 9'. · A licensed irrigator must sign the Irrigation Plan. · Include on the Tree Survey the following; 1. The total amount of required tree replacement or reparation. 2. The amount of tree preservation credit. A reminder that a replat submission will be required showing building lines, fire lanes and all easements prior to securing a building permit. Note: A. Bo Co Please revise plats, site plans, landscape plans, and building elevations based on staff recommendations. Should applicant disagree with staff comments please provide reasons why staff recommendations should not be followed when you attend the March 2nd Development Review Committee (DRC) meeting. Each applicant will bring one new set of revised plats and plans to the March 2nd DRC meeting. Applicants will be asked to show, explain and defend any revision. An Engineer for the project or other representative is urged to attend the meeting. Applicant will have till noon Tuesday, March 7th to resubmit eighteen (18) folded copies of revised plans and three (3) reduced paper copies (8 1/2 X 11) of each exhibit to the Planning Department