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<br />r, <br /> <br />STAFF ANALYSIS <br /> <br />Parcel L 1588 Doolittle Drive <br /> <br />. The zoning designation is 1G Industrial General District. <br />. The 4.7 acres exceeds the minimum lot area of 5,000 square feet in the 1G District. <br />. The minimum width of the parcel measuring 318.37 feet exceeds the minimum width of <br />50 feet in the 10 District. <br />. The front yard and rear yard setbacks are pre-existing and acceptable. <br />. The proposed side yard setbacks of 83.4 feet (north side) and 95 feet (south side) exceed <br />the minimum requirement which may be 0 feet. <br />. The single-story tilt-up construction with parapet is less than the maximum permitted <br />height of 35 feet tall in the 1G District. <br />. The structure on-site comprising 40,051 square feet, equals 19% coverage of the parcel <br />which is less than the maximum permitted coverage of 75% in the 1G District; this also <br />equates to less than the maximum allowable Building Floor to Parcel Area Ratio (FAR) <br />of 1.0 <br />. The proposed on-site landscaped areas comprise 10,890 square feet (5.3 percent of the <br />site area) exceeds the minimum requirement of five percent of the site area (10,275 <br />square feet). <br />. The proposed 72 off-street parking spaces satisfies the City's off-street parking <br />requirements based on the plans filed under City Building Permit No. 892170, 1588 <br />Doolittle Drive, where the existing building includes approximately 16,800 square feet of <br />office space and 23,250 square feet of warehouse space. The off-street parking <br />requirement for office use is one space per 300 square feet of office space and one space <br />per 1,500 square feet of warehouse, distribution and storage space. <br /> <br />Parcel 2. 1592 Doolittle Drive <br /> <br />. The zoning designation is 1G Industrial General District. <br />. The 2.6 acres exceeds the minimum lot area of 5,000 square feet in the 1G District. <br />. The minimum width of the parcel measuring 145.79 feet exceeds the minimum width of <br />50 feet in the 1G District. <br />. The front yard and rear yard setbacks are pre-existing and acceptable. <br />. The proposed side yard setbacks of 29.5 feet (north side) and 33.4 feet (south side) <br />exceed the minimum requirement which may be 0 feet. <br />. The single-story construction with parapet is less than the maximum permitted height of <br />35 feet tall in the 1G District. <br />. The structures on-site comprising approximately 23,235 square feet, equals 20% coverage <br />of the parcel which is less than the maximum permitted coverage of 75% in the 1G <br />District; this also equates to less than the maximum allowable Building Floor to Parcel <br />Area Ratio (FAR) of 1.0. <br />. The proposed on-site landscaped areas comprise 6,990 square feet (6.2 percent ofthe site <br />area) exceeds the minimum requirement of five percent of the site area (5,700 square <br />feet). <br /> <br />City Planner's Report <br />Parcel Map 9307 <br /> <br />February 23, 2007 <br />Page 2 of3 <br />
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