File #: 2023-0503    Version: 1
Type: Project Status: Passed
File created: 10/25/2023 In control: Planning Commission
On agenda: Final action: 11/14/2023
Title: Request for Site Plan Approval - File No. PSP2023-0014 - to construct three story a self storage facility in the I Industrial zoning district for Hamlin Road Storage Facility at 1575 E. Hamlin Rd., located on the north side of Hamlin between John R and Dequindre Rd., zoned I Industrial, Parcel No. 15-24-401-006, Steve Osborne, CDK Development, LLC, Applicant
Attachments: 1. Staff Report 091423.pdf, 2. Fenn & Associates, Inc. letter 063023.pdf, 3. Reviewed plans 100523.pdf, 4. Development application.pdf, 5. Environmental Impact Statement.pdf, 6. CDK Development email 110823.pdf, 7. ASTI letter 090523.pdf, 8. WRC letter 032323.pdf, 9. Landscape cost estimate 081723.pdf, 10. Prelim engineering cost estimate 081823.pdf, 11. Notice of Public Hearing.pdf
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Request for Site Plan Approval - File No. PSP2023-0014 - to construct three story a self storage facility in the I Industrial zoning district for Hamlin Road Storage Facility at 1575 E. Hamlin Rd., located on the north side of Hamlin between John R and Dequindre Rd., zoned I Industrial, Parcel No. 15-24-401-006, Steve Osborne, CDK Development, LLC, Applicant

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Resolved, in the matter of City File No. PSP2023-0014 (Hamlin Road Storage Building), the Planning Commission approves the Site Plan, based on plans received by the Planning Department on September 20, 2023, with the following findings and subject to the following conditions.

Findings

1. The site plan and supporting documents demonstrate that applicable requirements of the Zoning Ordinance, with the modifications noted in #6 and #7, as well as other City Ordinances, standards, and requirements, can be met subject to the conditions noted below.

2. The proposed project is a low intensity, low traffic generating use and will be accessed from E. Hamlin Road with a singular access drive, thereby promoting safety and convenience of vehicular traffic.

3. Off-street parking areas have been designed to avoid common traffic problems and promote customer safety.

4. The proposed improvements should have a satisfactory and harmonious relationship with the development on-site as well as existing development in the adjacent vicinity.

5. The proposed development will not have an unreasonably detrimental or injurious effect upon the natural characteristics and features of the site or those of the surrounding area.

6. The requested modification to the required right-of-way landscaping is appropriate due to the presence of extensive utility easements and required clear vision areas along the front of the property.

7. The requested modification to the location of the required zoning district boundary wall is appropriate due to the presence of the existing wetland and associated natural features setback which...

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