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• S Ford Land Development Company 4 February 29, 2000 1111 Marina Boulevard PROJECT PROPOSAL Site Plan and Building Floor Plan: All of the existing buildings on the site will be demolished with the exception of a steel building adjacent to the Teagarden Street frontage of the property. The building to remain has an area of approximately 33,500 square feet. The new auto showroom and office area building is approximately 11,740 square feet. The showroom will face the Marina Boulevard and Teagarden Street corner of the property. The two sides of the building facing both streets will have patio display areas for new cars. There will also be a circular display area midway between the building and the corner with a walkway leading from the corner to the main entry to the building. The building will be two stories with car display and offices on the first floor and additional office and training facilities on the second floor. The rear of the building will be connected to the existing metal building. This building will be used for parts storage and auto service. The plan shows approximately 48 service bays. Some of the bays will be used for auto washing and detailing. Access, Parking and Auto Storage: An existing driveway on the Teagarden Street frontage of the property will be retained. It will have a security gate and will provide access for employees and trucks delivering parts and new cars. Customers can also use this driveway during business hours. There will be two driveways on Marina Boulevard. One will be the main customer entry driveway leading to the building and the car service entry area. The other will be for staff use. These driveways will permit right turn in and out only and will be provided with security gates when the business is closed. Customer parking will be located along the two building frontages for maximum convenience. On the east side of the showroom building there will be a service drive for customers to leave their cars for servicing. There will be stacking for approximately 30 cars. Once the cars are left by the customer they can be taken directly into the service building or parked in the outside car service parking. There is a 28-foot wide driveway that extends along the rear of the site. This will have adequate width to permit the unloading of new vehicles from the delivery trucks. The cars can then be taken directly into the service building for preparation or parked in the car service parking on the east side of the building. The site plan indicates that the parking on the site will be divided up into the following areas: Customer Parking 20 spaces Employee and car service parking 125 spaces Vehicle Display 414 spaces Patio Vehicle Display 25 spaces Total 584 spaces 3Citt