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Home My WebLink About2012-09-11 Beautification PacketKENAI BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE SEPTEMBER 11, 2012 7:00 P.M. CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS AGENDA ITEM 1: CALL TO ORDER & ROLL CALL ITEM 2: AGENDA APPROVAL ITEM 3: APPROVAL OF MEETING SUMMARY -- May 8, 2012 ITEM 4: PERSONS SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD ITEM 5: UNFINISHED BUSINESS 5 -a. Discussion /Recommendation -- Comprehensive Plan ITEM 6: NEW BUSINESS 6 -a. Discussion -- 2012 Flower Bed Review ITEM 7: REPORTS 7 -a. Committee Chair 7 -b. Parks & Recreation Director 7 -c. Kenai City Council Liaison ITEM 8: NEXT MEETING ATTENDANCE NOTIFICATION 8 -a. October 9, 2012 ITEM 9: COMMITTEE MEMBER QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS ITEM 10: PERSONS NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD ITEM 11: INFORMATION 11 -a. 11 -b. 11 -c. ITEM 12: Landscape Site Plan -- Impound /Storage Yard Landscape Site Plan -- Automotive Shop Landscape Site Plan -- Dena'ina Health and Wellness Clinic ADJOURNMENT PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO ATTEND THE MEETING: COREY - - 283 -8250 OR, BOB -- 283 -3692 I+em 3. KENAI BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE MAY 8, 2012 7:00 P.M. CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS VICE CHAIR TRICIA CANADY, PRESIDING AGENDA ITEM 1: CALL TO ORDER & ROLL CALL Vice Chair Canady called the meeting to order at approximately 7:02 p.m. Roll was confirmed as follows: Members present: Members absent: Staff /Council Liaison present: A quorum was present. Vice Chair T. Canady, C. Jung, S. Lovett, V. Pierce P. Baxter, L. Gabriel, M. Dimmick Parks and Recreation Operator C. Pearson, Mayor P. Porter ITEM 2: AGENDA APPROVAL MOTION: Member Lovett MOVED to approve the agenda as presented and Member Pierce SECONDED the motion. There were no objections. SO ORDERED. ITEM 3: ELECTION OF CHAIR AND VICE CHAIR MOTION: Member Pierce MOVED to nominate Lisa Gabriel as Chair and Member Lovett SECONDED the motion. There were no objections. SO ORDERED. MOTION: Member Lovett MOVED to nominate Connie Jung as Vice Chair and Member Jung SECONDED the motion. There were no objections. SO ORDERED. ITEM 4: APPROVAL OF MEETING SUMMARY 4 -a. October 11, 2011 4 -b. January 10, 2012 4 -c. February 28, 2012 4 -d. April 10, 2012 MOTION: Member Pierce MOVED to approve the meeting summaries of October 11, 2011, January 10, 2012, February 28, 2012 and April 10, 2012. Member Jung SECONDED the motion. There were no objections. SO ORDERED. ITEM 5: PERSONS SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD -- None. ITEM 6: UNFINISHED BUSINESS 6 -a. Discussion -- Summer Beautification Theme Pearson noted the theme this year would be "This Bloom's for You." General discussion occurred. MOTION: Member Canady MOVED to suggest $75.00 for each barrel and Member Jung SECONDED the motion. There were no objections. SO ORDERED. 6 -b. Discussion -- Leif Hansen Park Bed Pearson noted the sign and pavers needed renovation and general discussion occurred. It was suggested impatiens be replaced with something else. MOTION: Member Jung MOVED to approve renovations for the Leif Hansen Park beds and Member Lovett SECONDED the motion. There were no objections. SO ORDERED. 6 -c. Discussion -- Design -- Sign Bed General discussion occurred. It was suggested to remove the broad leaf plants. MOTION: Member Pierce MOVED to approve the design and Member Lovett SECONDED the motion. There were no objections. SO ORDERED. 6 -d. Discussion -- Metal Fish Pearson noted Parks and Recreation Director Frates had sent some of the metal fish to be refurbished and general discussion occurred. It was decided to keep the fish the same for one more year. ITEM 7: NEW BUSINESS 7 -a. Discussion -- Volunteer Plant Day BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE MEETING MAY 8, 2012 PAGE 2 Pearson reported Volunteer Plant Day would be June 9, with a meeting for the Beautification Committee at 9:30, and volunteers arriving at the fire station at 10:00 a.m. to begin work. ITEM 8: REPORTS 8 -a. Committee Chair -- No report. 8 -b. Parks & Recreation Director -- Pearson noted good progress on tree pruning and sand removal. 8 -c. Kenai City Council Liaison -- No report. ITEM 9: NEXT MEETING ATTENDANCE NOTIFICATION 9 -a. September 11, 2012 No members requested an excused absence from the September 11, 2012 meeting. ITEM 10: COMMITTEE MEMBER QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS Committee members would like to see new banners in front of the high school. ITEM 11: PERSONS NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD -- None. ITEM 12: INFORMATION 12 -a. Comprehensive Plan Survey ITEM 13: ADJOURNMENT MOTION: Member Pierce MOVED to adjourn and Member Jung SECONDED the motion. There were no objections. SO ORDERED. There being no further business before the Committee, the meeting was adjourned at approximately 8:09 p.m. Meeting summary prepared and submitted by: Corene Hall, CMC, Deputy City Clerk BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE MEETING MAY 8, 2012 PAGE 3 Imam Kenai 2030 Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Kenai kittri AA- America Cry '1111' 2011 the ciiyof KENAI, ALASKA U Kenai Corrip.reh?nsive Plan Revision Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Your City - Your Plan Page 1 August 22, 2012 - Revisio • Imaame Kelm 2030 Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Table of Contents Introduction - Framework for the Future 3 Goal 1- Quality of Life: Promote and encourage quality of life in Kenai 4 Goal 2 - Economic Development: Provide economic development to support the fiscal health of the community. 8 Goal 3 - Land Use: Develop land use strategies to implement a forward4looking approach to community growth. 12 Goal 4 - Public Improvements and Services: Provide adequate public l.ic i l provements and services in Kenai. 15 Goal 5 - Transportation: Provide transportation systems that are efficient and adequate to serve the regional needs of the community 18 Goal 6 - Parks and Recreation: Ensure that Kenai has excellent parks and recreational facilities and opportunities20 Goal 7 - Natural Hazards and Disasters: Prepare and protect the citizens of Kenai from natural hazards and disasters. 22 Goal 8 - Environmental Resources: Protect and enhance the natural resources and environment of the community25 Your City - Your Plan Page 2 August 22, 2012 - Revisions lame Kenai 2030 Introduction - Framework for the Future Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation The following tables list the critical plan elements of Inmate Kenai 2030 Comprehensive Plan. Issues are also listed. These are areas of concern that were identified during the public process, would benefit the City but may not fall within the purview of City: overnrnent, or may be a long -term objective (over ten years) so would not be acted on during the strategic plan for this Comprehensive plan. The visions, goals, objectives and strategies were obtained from the public, business owners, Native organizations, civic organizations, Planning Commissioners and City staff from April 2011 through April 2012. The priority columns are designated as follows: High priorities - these are objectives and strategies that the City a :f Kenai will focus on first. These objectives and strategies are.the top priorities identified during the public participation process and those that the City can start working on right away. Median priorities - these are ongoing obj.ective5 and strategies that the City can start working on within the next year to ten years but they.tnay involve other agency collaboration or are outside financial resources at this time. Low priorities - these..are issues that were identified during the public participation process but are either not the City's responsibility or will not be worked on in the next ten years. These issues are included in the front of each section. Definitions The key elements of the Kenai Comprehensive Plan are its goals, objectives and strategies. Goals are broad statements that describe long -term desired outcomes. Objectives provide more specific information of what can be done to achieve a goal. Strategies describe specific steps that will be taken to reach an objective. The lead department or agency columns are filled out with the lead City department or other local, state or federal agency responsible for the task. The funding source columns list possible funding sources for the objectives and strategies. Your City - Your Plan Page 3 August 22, 2012 - Revisions Imam Kcal 2030 Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Goal 1 — Quality of Life: Promote and encourage quality of life in Kenai. Vision: Kenai is a healthy Community that provides for the emotional, physical, economic and spiritual well being of all of its citizens, promotes the health and well being for all age groups, provides opportunities for lifelong learning, and encourages arts and cultural activities. Quality of life issues relate to the general well being of individuals and societies. Some inthcators of a community's quality of life include not only wealth and employment, but also the quality Of buildings cultural activities, physical and mental health, education, recreation and leisure time, and social belonging. Issues: • Affordable health care. • Lifelong learning. • Arts and cultural. • Construction of a multi-use facility for all age groups. • Housing - Affordable with a variety of housing. 4, '1,37 g■ options. • Senior services. • Programs that promote health gz, wellness. ■":1#1,12.7'! Moose with twin calves 2011 Your City - Your Plan Page 4 August 22, 2012 - Revisions lnlaGDie Kenai 2030 Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Table 1: Goal 1 - Quality of Life: Promote and encourage quality of life in Kenai. Objectives 1. Provide a variety of formal and informal educational programs. Strategies Priority Continue to adequately fund the library. Support, as appropriate, other opportunities for educational programs. Provide continued support for educational programs provi ded by the Police and Fire Departments.) 2. Ensure that Kenai is a community where people and property are safe. Continue to fund police and fire at levels adequate to provide for pubic safety. Continue to educate the public of the importance of minimizing: bear attractants to achieve a "bear safe" community. Identify areas of the community that require - lighting and- sidewalks for pedestrian safety. Identify high - density areas where speed limits may need reduced especially in areas around schools, parks, etc. 3. Retain First People's heritage in Kenai. Work with the local Alaska Native organizations to develop signs and maps to add indigenous place names in Kenai. High High High High High Medium Medium Medium Department Administration City Administration City Administration City Public Safety Administration Public Safety Public Safety Public Works Public Safety Public Works City City City City Administration Planning Parks & Recreation Native Organizations City 1 DARE, Domestic Violence Education, Bicycle Rodeos, Career Day, Internet Safety, Fire Prevention, CPR, and Community Emergency Response Training. Your City - Your Plan Page 5 August 22, 2012 - Revisions Immune Kenai 2030 Objectives Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Strategies Priority 4. Encourage healthy lifestyles by providing outdoor activities. Collaborate with the local Alaska Native organizations to identify culturally sensitive issues and areas within the City. Develop additional pedestrian and bicycle pathways. Create a pedestrian and bicycle friendly community by keeping walkways and bikeways clear of obstructions and maintained year round. 5. Promote beautification programs in Kenai. Review landscaping requirements for commercial developments and determine 'i!fthey should be revised. Consider establishing landscaping requirements in all %oiling districts. Consider increasing landscaping in city maintained rights of way. Consider establishing a City - sponsored grant beautification program. 7. Actively provide senior services. Support development of additional senior housing. Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium Department Administration City Planning Native Organizations Planning Parks & Recreation Public Works City State Federal Highway Admin. Public Works Parks & Recreation City Planning Parks & Recreation City Planning Parks & Recreation City Parks & Recreation Planning Parks & Recreation Planning Administration Senior Services City City City Your City - Your Plan Page 6 August 22, 2012 - Revisions bum Kenai 2030 Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Objectives Strategies Priority Department Promote services available at the Senior Center. Medium Senior Services City Support senior and health agencies and the private sector in their efforts to provide an assisted living facility for the community. Medium Senior Services City 8. Consider nominating the Townsite Historic District (TSH) to the National Register Historic District Review the 1995 TSH survey and recommendations from the survey. Medium Planning City Update the TSH to add new information regarding structures in the survey. Medium Planning City Research criteria to determine if the TSH could be included in the National Register Historic District. Medium Planning City Your City - Your Plan Page 7 August 22, 2012 - Revisions Image Kenai 2030 Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Goal 2 — Economic Development: Provide economic development to support the fiscal health of the community. Vision: Kenai is a healthy community that provides for the emotional, physical, economic and spiritual well being of all of its citizens, promotes the health and well being for all age groups, provides opportunities for lifelong learning, and encourages arts and cultural activities. Quality of life issues relate to the general well being of individuals and societies. Some indicators of a community's quality of life include not only wealth and employment, but also the quality of buildings, cultural activities, physical and mental health, Public infrastructure, sensible regulations, public - private partnerships, effici:entand coordinated service delivery, industry advocacy, marketing, economic analysis, and the dissemination of timely information all represent legitimate venues for government to promote economic development. Issues: • Adequate regional public infrastructure to support development. • Vacant commercial buildings in the community. • Buildings that are in disrepair. • Attract business and industry to relocate to Kenai through the promotion of recreation and leisure opportunities, quality schools, cultural entities, low crime rates, a skilled workforce and clean air/water, • Capitalize on the benefit of the Kenai Airport to attract business and industry. • Promote development of the harbor and waterfront. KI. NA VI, 1', ORS CVI:Stl RAI. CENT 'E it 'f3/26/2011 Kenai Visitors & Cultural Center Your City - Your Plan Page 8 August 22, 2012 - Revisions lntaGme Kenai 2030 Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Table 2: Goal 2 - Economic Development: Provide economic development to support the fiscal health of the community. Objectives . Promote opportunities for job security. Strategies Priority Develop City internships, apprenticeships, on the job training, and student hire programs. Use regional economic and workforce statistics to match the most suitable type of industry for particular areas and then market these areas. Compete for the siting of large industrial or manufacturing companies by promoting advantages such as transportation, access of developed industrial locations. 10. Implement business - friendly regulations, taxation and incentives. Consider property tax relief as a development incentive. Medium Medium Medium Medium Department Administration Human Resources City Administration City Administration City Administration Finance City Your City - Your Plan Page 9 August 22, 2012 - Revisions Immune Kenai 2030 Objectives Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Strategies Priority Research cost and benefits of reverse taxation or tax deferral for improvements to support business incentives. 11. Recruit specific businesses that are necessary for the local economy to be maintained. Encourage the oil and gas industry to locate in Kenai to capitalize on economic value of natural resources. Market Kenai as a health center destination. Pursue retail business opportunities. :+ Establish City theme an:d7or brand to help market Kenai as a business and industrial center. Capitalize on the tourism industry by marketing tourist - oriented busin.esses. Review development options allowed in the Old Town area and determine if they need to be revised. Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium Consider incentives for redevelopment of Old Town. Medium Department City Administration Administration KCCVC* City KCCVC Administration KCCVC City KCCVC Administration KCCVC City KCCVC Administration KCCVC City KCCVC Administration KCCVC City KCCVC Administration Planning City Planning Finance City Your City - Your Plan Page 10 August 22, 2012 - Revisions Immune Kenai 2030 Objectives Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Strategies Priority Advertise that Kenai is an adaptable, consumer- friendly, technology - advanced, innovative, and performance - driven, environment to attract technology -based and knowledge -based industries. Work with State to manage and promote commercial and sport fisheries. Market Kenai as a center for educational -based institutions. Medium Medium Medium Department Administration Kenai Convention Center and Visitor's Center (KCCVC) City KCCVC Administration City State Administration City Your City - Your Plan Page 11 August 22, 2012 - Revisions Imagine Kenai 2030 Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Goal 3 — Land Use: Develop land use strategies to implement a forward - looking approach to community growth. K _. ri implements n forward-looking approach to community growth and development by establishment of several different zoning districts that reflect the needs of each district; providing commercial, industrial, and residential areas suited to current and probable future growth. Use of land includes traditional and current activities of City residents as well as resource development on public and private lands. It also addresses how lands within Kenai should be used to meet the needs of residents and allow for community growth. The City has land management regulations (Title 14 Planning and Zoning) that determine how lands are zoned for different uses and how uses should be managed. One of the purposes of the Comprehensive Plan . is to guide how land management regulations are used and revised. Issues or.'yM r ` f i o r • Make Kenai a "place to pause" for residents and visitors by creating more attractive public areas. • Research methods to protect property values and citizens from adverse effects of noise. • Ensure an adequate supply of land is available for future uses. Kenai Dipnet Fishery 2011 Your City - Your Plan Page 12 August 22, 2012 - Revisions Imaame Kenai 2030 Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Table 3: Goal 3 - Land Use: Develop land use strategies to implement a forward- looking approach to community growth and development. Objectives Strategies 12. Review zoning and subdivision Reexamine zoning definitions. codes for present and future land uses. Audit City zones and amend zoning as needed to . meet land use objectives. Consider zoning amendments for properties adjacent to highway corridors. lr Review landscaping ordinance to ensure buffers are required to protect neighborhoods,' Review incompatible uses in zones. Review recreation zone to determine types of uses that should be permitted, i.e., racetrack, ATV, snow machine trails and other similar activities. Identify areas that should be zoned recreation. Review the Land Use Table to ensure uses provided for in zones are compatible with the intent of the zone. Encourage creative subdivision design for residential areas. Amend subdivision code to consolidate access via frontage roads or by shared driveways onto main streets /highways. Priority High High High Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium Department Planning City Planning City Planning City Planning City Planning City Planning Public Safety City Planning City Planning City Planning City Planning City Your City - Your Plan Page 13 August 22, 2012 - Revisions bnaamie Kenai 2030 Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Objectives Strategies Amend subdivision code to add a requirement to reserve open space and parklands in new subdivisions. Amend landscaping code to require retention. of natural vegetation in during devvelopment. Promote neighborhood beautification programs. Review Conditional Use Permit and Zoning Amendment Standards. 13. Review siting for oil and gas developments Review siting for oil and gas developments to determine whether these developments should be allowed in residential n.eighborhoods. Develop standards or :guidelines for oil and gas development &. Your City - Your Plan Priority Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium Department Planning City Planning City Parks & Recreation City Planning City Planning City Planning City Page 14 August 22, 2012 - Revisions haunts Kenai 2030 Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Goal 4 - Public Improvements and Services: Provide adequate public improvements and services in Kenai. encourages public inv . vtrnent in decision making; has well - planned public and institutional facilities that meet the health, education, governmental and social service needs of all citizens; has an integrated efficient and cost - effective network of utilities and public improvements and is a community where the public feels safe. Kenai is a home rule city within the Kenai Peninsula Borough. Public infrastructure includes the City facilities such as water and sewer systems, roads, airport, port, library, parks and recreation facilities, and senior center. Public services include public safety, senior services, planning and zoning and administrative services. Issues: • Investigate possible areas for ATV (motorcross /snow machines) trail systems. • Pursue public transportation options. • Investigate public free"U1 -Fi. • Determine feasibility and need for more senior housing. • Investigate & support city -wide recycling programs. • Research viability of wind, tide, biomass and /or geothermal energy sources. Kenai City Hall Your City - Your Plan Page 15 August 22, 2012 - Revisions Imaanle Renal 2030 Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Table 4: Goal 4 - Public Improvements and Services: Provide adequate public improvements and services in Kenai. Objectives 14. Evaluate feasibility /need for public improvements. Strategies Priority Continue to secure the funding for the Kenai River bluff erosion project. Erect signage and street markings at bicycle path and road crossings to alert drivers that there are pedestrians and bicyclists on the bicycle paths. Encourage the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities to place signs and .street markings alerting drivers of bicyclists oh the Bridge Access Road and other high traffic areas. Investigate options to provide separation on the roadway between the street and pedestrians. Inventory existing roads and utilities and identify and prioritize upgrades. Research feasibility of extending water/sewer to Beaver Loop Road and "ahalla Subd;vision. Maintain andtprove when necessary street lights, City roads and buildings. Develop a long -term plan identifying and listing road upgrades. Review snow removal policy for City streets to determine if alternate methods should be considered. High High High High Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium Department City State Federal Administration Public Works City State Public Works City State Public Works Planning City Public Works City Public Works City Public Works City Public Works City Public Works City Your City - Your Plan Page 16 August 22, 2012 - Revisions Imam Kenai 2030 Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Objectives 15. Provide a wide variety of opportunities for the public to participate in local land use decisions Strategies Continue to use social media as well as other methods to reach a broad range of citizens. Upgrade the City website. Enhance services through technology. 16. Maintain existing water /sewer utilities Continue efforts to.improve the water in Kenai. 17. Consider additional city activities and services. Promote the Library as a community center. Promote recycling at City facilities and in the community. Develop and implement a coordinated plan for IT services. Focus on short and long -term data storage and operations. Expand Library programming for all age groups. Provide video conferencing at the Library for community use. Priority High Department Medium High Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium Administration Information Technology Information Technology City City Administration Information Technology Public Works Administration Administration Library City City City Public Works City Administration Information Technology Administration Information Technology Library City City City Library City Your City - Your Plan Page 17 August 22, 2012 - Revisions haute Kenai 2030 Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Goal 5 - Transportation: Provide transportation systems that are efficient and adequate to serve the regional needs of the community. Vision: Kena r unlcipal Airport is a gateway to the Kenai Peninsula and West Cook inlet; the roads are designed, constructed, and maintained for year-- round use; and the harbor functions as a vital facility for water connection to other areas in the State. Kenai is accessible by the Sterling Highway to Anchorage, Fairbanks, Canada and the lower 48 states. The City -owned Kenai Municipal Airport provides a 7,575 -foot asphalt runway, a 2,000 -foot gravel strip, a floatplane strip, and helicopter service. A fully staffed Flight Service Station is located in the City. The Kenai City Dock and boat ramp are located near the mouth of the Kenai River. There are also a number of private commercial fish processing docks. Moorage is by buoys anchored in the Kenai River. Issues: • Support development of: y Alternative transportation opportunities such as a ferry, train, ride share, and bus systems. y Pedestrian pathways - sidewalks, bike paths, and trai;Is. > Completion of the 4 -lane highway between Kenai and Soldotna. Completion of the Unity Bike Path. v Pedestrian /green space with new roadconstruction. Road Work in Kenai Your City - Your Plan Page 18 August 22, 2012 - Revisions buGnle Kenai 2030 Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Table 5: Goal 5 - Transportation: Provide transportation systems that are efficient and adequate to serve the regional needs of the community. Objectives 18. Fulfill the Kenai Municipal Airport's primary mission, "To be the commercial air transportation gateway to the Kenai Peninsula Borough and Cook Inlet." Strategies Priority Rezone airport lands within the Airport Reserve to zoning consistent with the Airport Layout Plan. Rezone airport lands outside the Airport Reserve to meet the mandate of the 1963 airport deed. Promote development of airport lends. Actively market leases of the airport industrial park. Research the cost and benefit of establishing a tax free Zone at the airport. 19. Monitor progress of Statewide Transportation Improvement Plan (STIP). 20. Establish maintenance and upgrade program for City's transportation system. Determine highest and best use of airport land that is not needed for airport uses. Collaborate with the State to widen the Kenai Spur Highway to four lanes and to provide turn lanes. Pursue local road projects through annual budget requests from the STIP. Inventory City rights -of -way, sidewalks, and trails. Prioritize maintenance /upgrades for streets, sidewalks, and trails based on criteria established in City's maintenance program. High High High High Medium Medium High Medium Medium Medium Department Planning Airport Ci Planning Airport Administration Airport Administration Airport Administration Airport Finance Airport Planning Administration Administration City City City City City City State City Public Works City Public Works City Your City - Your Plan Page 19 August 22, 2012 - Revisions Immune Kenai 2030 Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Goal 6 — Parks and Recreation: Ensure that Kenai has excellent parks and recreational facilities and opportunities. Kenai enhances the quality of life for all citizens through parks and recreational facilities, programs, and community services. The City provides a wide array of services, including seasonal recreation programs, a teen center, city parks, and beautification of city streets and parks. Facilities include the Recreation Center, ten parks totaling over 180. acres, and two major trail networks. The Parks and Recreation Department manages park and open :spaces, including turf and sport field maintenance, playground maintenance, trash removal, facility and trail maintenance, management of volunteers, and stewardship of undeveloped open space. Issues: • Construct a multipurpose facility for all age groups. • Encourage inclusion of year - round <val.kable and bicycle - safe trails in road construction projects. • Promote optimization of-green. space for recreation. • Designate areas for future parks /trails. • Develop guidelines.ty separate pedestrian pathways from traffic. • Protection of the Kenai River, wetlands,;and environmentally sensitive areas. : *> • Lack of public camping facilities.. Leif Hansen Memorial Park Your City - Your Plan Page 20 August 22, 2012 - Revisions Inman Kenai 2030 Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Table 6: Goal 6 - Parks and Recreation: Ensure that Kenai has excellent parks and recreational facilities and opportunities. Objectives 21. Create greenbelts around the community. Strategies Priority Provide greenbelts along right-of-way corridors. Determine if there are areas that would be appropriate to rezone for green /open space buffer zones, more green spaces, and more recreation zones. 22. Maintain existing recreational opportunities and plan for new parks and recreation improvements. Develop a master plan for Parks and Recreation. Implement the Parks and Recreation trails plan. Continue to support citysponsored youth activities such as little league..and disc golf,:: Support projects that provide additional quality outdoor and indoor recreation. Consider educational programs to install informative displays to explain the importance of preserving and protecting wetlands and other natural features. Investigate the need for property to be set aside for future facilities. Include trails and bicycle paths in funding requests in future transportations plans. Pursue funding to complete the unity trail bicycle pathway along Bridge Access Road. Obtain funding to develop a pedestrian /bicycle trails plan. Medium Medium High High Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium Department Public Works Planning Parks & Recreation City City Parks & Recreation City Recreation City Administration Parks & Recreation City Administration City Parks & Recreation Public Works City State Planning Parks & Recreation City Planning Parks & Recreation Planning Parks & Recreation Administration City City State City State Your City - Your Plan Page 21 August 22, 2012 - Revisions brume Kenai 2030 Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Goal 7 - Natural Hazards and Disasters: Prepare and protect the citizens of Kenai from natural hazards and disasters. Kenai has coordinated and proactive public policies, emergency plans and procedures, and educational programs that minimize the risk to the community from natural hazards and disasters. Kenai's natural hazards identified in the Hazard Mitigation Plan include erosion, wildland fires, floods, volcanoes, earthquakes, and a low risk of a tsunami. Issues: • Bluff Erosion. • Conservation easements along the Kenai River. • Continued public educational programs. • Development in designated hazard areas, Kenai River Bluff Your City - Your Plan Page 22 August 22, 2012 - Revisions Inmate Kenai 2030 Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Table 7: Goal 7 - Natural Hazards and Disasters: Prepare and protect the citizens of Kenai from natural hazards and disasters. Objectives 23. Implement the Hazard Mitigation Plan strategies. Strategies Priority Develop and demonstrate defensible space and landscaping techniques to encourage community and home construction contractor participation. Reduce fuels in hazard areas and emergency egress routes in cooperation with the Kenai Peninsula Spruce Bark Beetle Mitigation Office, State Division of Forestry and landowners. Raise public awareness of the possible magnitude of flood damage and debris based on historical events usiog on site visits and meetings during the permit process. ducate the public of the importance of securing of docks, vehicles, trash and utilities (LPG tanks, fuel tanks, etc.) to :reduce loss and reduce influx of debris into waterways during floods. Alert the public to the harmful effects of volcanic ash fallout to life and property. High High Medium Medium Medium Department Public Safety City •+. re Safety City KPB State Public Works Planning City KPB State Public Works Planning City KPB State Public Safety City KPB Your City - Your Plan Page 23 August 22, 2012 - Revisions Imam Kenai 2030 Objectives Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Strategies Priority Continue cooperative advisements to the public via Borough Office of Emergency Management (OEM), local media, and City of Kenai websites during periods of increased volcanic and seismic activity. Provide information regarding measures to prevent illness and damage to air intake of homes, vehicles and businesses. Prepare citizens and the built environment to better survive the hazards associated with earthquakes through the promotion of public education. Promote the .practice of sheltering in place, and encourage the preparation of citizens for self- sufficiency in a post ea,rthqua e scenario. Continue cooperative advisements to public via Borough OEM, local media, and local emergency responders to collectively evacuate the public. Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium Department City KPB Public Safety Public Safety City Public Safety City KPB Public Safety City KPB Public Safety City KPB Your City - Your Plan Page 24 August 22, 2012 - Revisions Immune Xenal 2030 Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Goal 8 - Environmental Resources: Protect and enhance the natural resources and environment of the community. Kenai practices mindful stewardship of the natural resources and the euviron »rent to ensure they are protected and entranced for their viability and values in perpetuity. Kenai's scenic setting amid diverse natural resources is a pervasive part of local daily life and an important economic and recreational asset. The Kenai River is a world- famous sportfishing destination, especially known for its king salmon and river recreation opportunities. The Kenai River estuary, wetlands, and nearby uplands provide vital habitat for diverse fish and wildlife. Issues: • Zoning and development in sensitive areas (Kenai River, plains, wetlands, dunes, etc.). +t, • Identification of sensitive areas along the Kenai River. • Separation of public trails from environmentally sensitive areas. • Mitigation strategies for the impact of the dip net fishery. Your City - Your Plan Environmental Resources Page 25 August 22, 2012 - Revisions blame Kenai 2030 Draft Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Implementation Table 8: Goal 8 - Environmental Resources: Protect and enhance the natural resources and environment of the community. Objectives 24. Maintain and improve protection of the Kenai River and wetland areas. Strategies Increase education efforts to protect wetlands, riverbanks and areas important to salmon rearing through signage describing importance of habitat. Continue to work with the State of Alaska to mitigate damages caused by the dip net fishery. Encourage protection of critical wetlands by obtaining conservation easem nt .. Continue efforts to protect the dunes. Increase signage along the bluffs at the mouth of the Kenai River to educate people of the damage caused by climbing the bluffs. Divert public trails away from sensitive salmon spawning streams. Priority High High Medium Medium Medium Medium Department orA*enc Public Works Parks & Recreation City Administration City /State Administration Planning City Administration Planning City Administration Planning City Public Works Parks & Recreation City Your City - Your Plan Page 26 August 22, 2012 - Revisions 2012 Summer Beautification Review pID LICE DEPgiaT MENT KE1NA I VISITORS 8z CUF�T :J RAI. CENTER Iter)Ia. STAFF REPORT To: Planning & Zoning Commission- File Date: May 10, 2012 Res: PZ12 -14 GENERAL INFORMATION Applicant: Charles Rediske Reddi Towing P.O. Box 7079 Nikiski, AK 99635 398 -3966 Requested Action: Landscape /Site Plan — Impound /Storage Yard Legal Description: Lot 3, Block 1, Bridge Road Subdivision No. 2 Street Address: 1153 Bridge Access Road KPB Parcel No.: 04901303 Existing Zoning: Heavy Industrial (IH) Current Land Use: Vacant Land Use Plan: Industrial ANALYSIS General Information: The City of Kenai has received a building permit application to construct a 72 -foot x 48- foot (3,024 square feet) building on this site. KMC 14.25 requires a landscape /site plan for the project. The previous owner cleared the land. No further landscaping is planned other than cleaning up the existing vegetation along the Bridge Access Road property line which meets the requirements for the street right -of -way landscaping. The parking lot is gravel. Paving is not required in the Heavy Industrial zone. The yard will be fenced with an 8 -foot high chain length fence. RECOMMENDATIONS Because this property was cleared by the previous owner, and is located in the Heavy Industrial zone, no additional landscaping will be required. However, the natural vegetation along the Bridge Access Road must be retained. Any development or excavation in this area that disturbs the vegetation in the 10 -foot area would require replanting to meet the requirements of KMC 14.25. Plan is approved as submitted with the following requirements: 1. Existing natural vegetation must be retained. Any removal of existing vegetation will require an updated plan to provide the required 10 -foot right -of -way landscaping. 2. Snow storage must be located on the lot and cannot be placed on required parking spaces or the snow must be removed from the site. No PZ12 -14 Comments Page 2 2. Snow storage must be located on the lot and cannot be placed on required parking spaces or the snow must be removed from the site. No snow may be stored in such a manner that would block visibility for ingress and egress to the lot. 3. No dumpster location is identified on the site plan. If a dumpster is placed at the site, the structure for the dumpster must be constructed of wood or concrete. City administration may approve other materials prior to construction. 4. If construction of the project has not started within one year of the approval of the landscaping /site plan, the approval may be revoked by the Administrative Official after providing at least thirty (30) Day notice unless extended for good cause. Review completed by: Marilyn K. Kebschull, AICP Planner, City of Kenai CITY OF KENAI PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. PZ12 -14 LANDSCAPE /SITE PLAN PERMIT A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING ADMINISTRATION OF THE CITY OF KENAI APPROVING THE ATTACHED LANDSCAPING /SITE PLAN SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: WHEREAS, the attached Landscaping /Site Plan Review was: • Received by: Marilyn Kebschull, AICP, City Planner • Submitted by: Charles Rediske • Submitted for: Reddi Towing • Property Address: 1153 Bridge Access Road • Legal Description: Lot 3, Block 1, Bridge Road Subdivision No. 2 • Parcel No.: 04901303 WHEREAS, the City of Kenai Planning and Zoning Administration finds this plan provides for orderly and safe development within the City commensurate with protecting the health, safety, and welfare of its citizens, and provides adequate and convenient open spaces, light and air in order to avoid congestion of commercial and industrial areas; and, WHEREAS, the plan appears to provide for Landscaping and /or the retention of natural vegetation in conjunction with commercial and industrial development within the City; and, WHEREAS, the purpose of landscaping is to visually enhance the City's appearance and reduce erosion and storm runoff, and the plan appears to meet this criteria. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING ADMINISTRATION OF THE CITY OF KENAI THAT THE LANDSCAPING /SITE PLAN IS APPROVED WITH THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS: See Page 2 R and approved: Date: .5-11/A Resolution PZ 12 -14 Page 2 1. Existing natural vegetation must be retained. Any removal of existing vegetation will require an updated plan to provide the required 10 -foot right -of -way landscaping. 2. Snow storage must be located on the lot and cannot be placed on required parking spaces or the snow must be removed from the site. No snow may be stored in such a manner that would block visibility for ingress and egress to the lot. 3. No dumpster location is identified on the site plan. If a dumpster is placed at the site, the structure for the dumpster must be constructed of wood or concrete. City administration may approve other materials prior to construction. 4. If construction of the project has not started within one year of the approval of the landscaping /site plan, the approval may be revoked by the Administrative Official after providing at least thirty (30) Day notice unless extended for good cause. 00 420-0" Existing Roadway 48'-4" Existing Meter Loop 28'-0" Existing Tree Buffer 0 4 ( 125-0" Rediske Air / Reddi Towing Bridge Road Subdivision #2 B ock 1 Lot 3 Scale: 1/32" = 1' 3.tQry IIID. STAFF REPORT To: Planning & Zoning Commission - File Date: June 20, 2012 Res: PZ12 -78 GENERAL INFORMATION Applicant: Tony Stanley - 953 -2235 Quick Lane 4707 Spenard Road Anchorage, AK 99517 Mike Colton - 262 -7168 Colton Underground Sprinklers P.O. Box 2056 Soldotna, AK 99669 Requested Action: Legal Description: Street Address: KPB Parcel No.: Existing Zoning: Current Land Use: Land Use Plan: ANALYSIS Landscape /Site Plan - Automotive Shop Lot 1A-6, Baron Park Subdivision No. 3 & L1A-5A, Baron Park Subdivision No. 11 250 & 252 Airport Way 04339018 & 04339044 General Commercial (CG) Vacant Commercial General Information: The City of Kenai has received a building permit application for an automotive shop. As required in KMC 14.25, a landscape /site plan has been submitted for the project. KMC 14.25 specifies the regulations for landscape /site plans within the City of Kenai. Section 14.25.030 of that chapter details Landscaping /Site Plan submittal requirements. • Scientific or common name or type of planting materials to be used in the project. o The plan identifies the ground cover as typical grass. Also identified in the plan are 3 Paper Birch trees and 15 Goldflame Spirea shrubs. • Typical planting details. o Shown on the plan • Location of all planting areas and relationship to buildings, parking areas and driveways. o Shown on the plan • Identification and location of existing vegetation to be retained. o None PZ12 -18 Comments Page 2 • Identification and location of non - living landscaping materials to be used. o Parking lot will be asphalt. • Identification of on -site snow storage areas. o Shown on plan. • Drainage patterns. o Plan shows three (3) rain gardens. Rain Gardens are planted depressions that allow rainwater runoff from impervious urban areas like roofs, driveways, walkways, parking lots, and compacted lawn areas the opportunity to be absorbed. This reduces rain runoff by allowing stormwater to soak into the ground (as opposed to flowing into storm drains and surface waters which causes erosion, water pollution, flooding, and diminished groundwater). • Description of buildings, including building height and ground floor dimensions. o Location of building is provided. This is a single -story building. • Physical features of the property including location of all buildings, ingress and egress, any unusual features of the property, which may restrict development or drainage. o Shown on site plan. Section 14.25.040 of the code outlines the landscaping plan performance criteria. • Perimeter /Buffer Landscaping — involves the land areas adjacent to the lot lines within the property boundary and serves to separate and minimize the impact between adjacent uses. o Grass will be planted on all sides of the development, including trees and shrubs. • Interior Landscaping — involves areas exclusive of the perimeter and parking lot areas. No interior landscaping is planned. • Parking Lot Landscaping — involves areas adjacent to or within parking lots and access drives. o No parking lot landscaping is planned. • Street - right -of -way Landscaping — intent to soften the impact of land uses along rights -of -way but does not obscure land uses from sight. o Plan shows sufficient landscaping will be placed along Airport Way. This area will be landscaped using grass and trees and shrubs. The following are required in the site plan: • Parking - o This is an automotive service /repair shop. Parking requirements are one per 400 square feet of gross floor area of sales room and four for each auto stall. The architect has identified the sales area as 280 square feet requiring one parking space. There are 6 auto service stalls requiring 24 spaces. The plan provides 29 spaces with one handicapped space. PZ12 -18 Comments Page 3 RECOMMENDATIONS The plan as submitted meets the intent of KMC 14.25. Plan is approved as submitted with the following requirements: 1. All required landscaping as presented in the approved landscaping plan must be installed within one (1) year of the approved landscaping plan. 2. One hundred percent (100 %) of ground cover of the landscaping beds must be planted and maintained so that there is no exposed soil within three years of the approved plan. 3. Snow storage must be located on the lot and cannot be placed on required parking spaces or the snow must be removed from the site. No snow may be stored in such a manner that would block visibility for ingress and egress to the lot. 4. No dumpster location is identified on the site plan. If a dumpster is placed at the site, the structure for the dumpster must be constructed of wood or concrete. City administration may approve other materials prior to construction. 5. If construction of the project has not started within one year of the approval of the landscaping /site plan, the approval may be revoked by the Administrative Official after providing at least thirty (30) Day notice unless extended for good cause. Review completed by: Marilyn K. Kebschull, AICP Planner, City of Kenai CITY OF KENAI PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. PZ12 -18 LANDSCAPE /SITE PLAN PERMIT A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING ADMINISTRATION OF THE CITY OF KENAI APPROVING THE ATTACHED LANDSCAPING /SITE PLAN SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: WHEREAS, the attached Landscaping /Site Plan Review was: • Received by: • Submitted by: • Submitted for: • Property Address: • Legal Description: • Parcel No.: Marilyn Kebschull, AICP, City Planner Mike Coltan, Colton Underground Sprinklers Automotive Shop 250 & 252 Airport Way Lot 1A -6, Baron Park Subdivision No. 3 & L1A -5A, Baron Park Subdivision No. 11 04339018 & 04339044 WHEREAS, the City of Kenai Planning and Zoning Administration finds this plan provides for orderly and safe development within the City commensurate with protecting the health, safety, and welfare of its citizens, and provides adequate and convenient open spaces, light and air in order to avoid congestion of commercial and industrial areas; and, WHEREAS, the plan appears to provide for landscaping and /or the retention of natural vegetation in conjunction with commercial and industrial development within the City; and, WHEREAS, the purpose of landscaping is to visually enhance the City's appearance and reduce erosion and storm runoff, and the plan appears to meet this criteria. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING ADMINISTRATION OF THE CITY OF KENAI THAT THE LANDSCAPING /SITE PLAN IS APPROVED WITH THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS: See Page 2 R- ie ed and approved: Date: June 21, 2012 PZ 12 -18 Resolution Page 2 Additional Requirements: 1. All required landscaping as presented in the approved landscaping plan must be installed within one (1) year of the approved landscaping plan. 2. One hundred percent (100 %) of ground cover of the landscaping beds must be planted and maintained so that there is no exposed soil within three years of the approved plan. 3. Snow storage must be located on the lot and cannot be placed on required parking spaces or the snow must be removed from the site. No snow may be stored in such a manner that would block visibility for ingress and egress to the lot. 4. No dumpster location is identified on the site plan. If a dumpster is placed at the site, the structure for the dumpster must be constructed of wood or concrete. City administration may approve other materials prior to construction. 5. If construction of the project has not started within one year of the approval of the landscaping /site plan, the approval may be revoked by the Administrative Official after providing at least thirty (30) Day notice unless extended for good cause. the of KENAI, ALAS %t o P /da o P le wit/ a Past Ci)' with' FF4tre 210 Fidalgo Avenue, Kenai, Alaska 99611 -7794 ,,r Telephone: 907 - 283 -7535 / Fax: 907- 283 -3014 IV www.ci.kenai.ak.us 1992 LANDSCAPE /SITE PLAN APPLICATION e KMC 14.25 Date: Zd l D-- ��i1.2��l�i*1 Mailin_ Address: OWNER r' 5 -u3s Phone Number: Fax Number: Email: PROPERTY INFORMATION Property Tax ID #: Site Street Address: (2.,S-D Current Leval Descri.tion: L Zonin•: Name: d d MAI Phone Number: - a.., — t Fax Number: Co . G • Email: Acreage: 1 The landscaping /site plan shall be submitted for approval to the Administrative Official prior to the issuance of a building permit. Review the applicable section of the Kenai Municipal Code 14.25 — Landscaping/Site Plan !" egulations and include all information required by code. The following information must be included in the Site Plan and described below before your application will be considered for processing. Incomplete applications will not be accepted. Use additional sheets if needed. LIST SCIENTIFIC OR COMMON NAME OR TYPE OF PLANTING MATERIALS TO BE USED IN THE PROJECT; t (20 ems (5 Icy FIB rat ALL so r- ra..ce. c1 /S- 4)rz..iv_ rt /Lk i<lsk o °d t,e efeV- ' 1f ,:�.k �. o }!YC; 7 ::. 3 r ffitiYtc.4Gee /27e 3: Z Ali t 4/ /fit 71fd.k7 6/4( f r4.5s. , elotve-As_5- ‘,./A7 tavgieed /1,00`444..1e -"e /1 tde ¢ 165 fie r 1600 SF Ek 3fSf e.i JUN 202012 10/21/2010 Page 1 of 3 P��'II�1�9 ✓ o IF REQUIRED PER KMC 14.25.045(d) SHOW PAVED PARKING AREA PA ;R: !NG; PER KMC 14.20.250 SHOW REQUIRED PARKING SPACES o IDENTIFY PRINCIPLE USE: C o REQUIRED PA a' KING SPACES: n.f o ADA ACCESS PARKING SPACES: 4460 6 rY o yb ) Lit Or Sett/ WHEN YOU HAVE A COMPLETED APPLICATION, CALL 283 -8237 TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT WITH THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT TO REVIEW THE APPLICATION. AUTHORITY TO APPLY FOR A LANDSCAPE /SITE PLAN: I hereby certify that (I am) (I have been authorized to act for) owner of the property described above. I certify that the information provided is accurate to the best of my knowledge. I understand that a site visit may be required to process this application. City of Kenai personnel are authorized to access the above - referenced property for the purpose of processing this application. Date: 4) ZO .. -/ Z. Signature: 10/21/2010 Representatives must provide written proof of authorization Page 3 of 3 LAND USE Describe cun-entt use of property covered by this application: C Surrounding property: (Describe how land adjacent to the property is currently being used) North: /M - O S lam `e4-0t GcJp {1� 3 ( O South: East: West: 6G 0,0_„c__ --(----0 Lo-L.A.)_e_--J WHEN YOU HAVE A COMPLETED APPLICATION, CALL 283 -8237 TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT WITH THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT TO REVIEW THE APPLICATION. AUTHORITY TO APPLY FOR A LANDSCAPE /SITE PLAN: I hereby certify that (I am) (I have been authorized to act for) owner of the property described above. I certify that the information provided is accurate to the best of my knowledge. I understand that a site visit may be required to process this application. City of Kenai personnel are authorized to access the above - referenced property for the purpose of processing this application. Date: 4) ZO .. -/ Z. Signature: 10/21/2010 Representatives must provide written proof of authorization Page 3 of 3 AIRPORT WAY ABBREVIATIONS ALUM ALUMINUM APPROX APPROXIMATE BLOC BUILDING CORNER • BOP BOTTOM OF PIPE 1 C.O. CLEANOUT CIP CAST IRON PIPE CL CENTER LINE,CLASS 1 OW DRIVEWAY A D • WG DRAWING E EA EACH EG COSTING EL,ELEV ELEVATION ROUND EDGE OF PAVEMENT: EASEMENT EXISTING FINISH FLOOR FINISH GRADE FOOT, FEET GROUND GRADE HYDRANT INVERT LENGTH LINEAR FEET MAXIMUM MINIMUM 53117 EXIST FF FG FT GO GR FWD INV LF MAX MIN NON NFS NTS OC PI PL PP REQ'D RG ROW S 3/W SH SS TBC TC TP 0CE UGT .W 110NUMENT NORTH NON FROST SUSCEPTIBLE NOT TO SCALE ON CENTER POINT OF INTERSECTION PROPERTY UNE POWER POLE RADIUS. RECORO REQUIRED RAIN GARDEN RIGHT -OF -WAY SOUTH SIDEWALK SWALE SHOULDER SANITARY SEWER TOP BACK OF CURB' TOP OF CONCRETE TEST PIT UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC UNE UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE UNE 1 WATER,WEST BENCH MARK TOP BOLT 100.00' CONTROL POINT I ALUM. MONUMEI1) N :2039,58 E:B122.18 I ELEV:95,18' cu UT PER /DETAIL r ��\ 3 GENERAL NOTES 1. ALL WORK SHALL BE W CONFORMANCE WPN 154E MUNICIPALRY OF ANCHORAGE STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS, 2009, 2. CONTACT THE CRY OF KENN PRIOR TO CONNECTION TO COSTING SEWER MANHOLE AND WATER KEYBOX, 3. PROVIDE t' TOPSOIL AND SEEDING TO ALL AREAS OUTSIDE OF ASPHALT PARKING LOT. CONTROL POINT ALUM. MONUMENT N:2150,82 E6023,45 ENTRANCE TO LOWE'S 1 85.00' 5094Ft 50T :UNE I a 91.50' LOT 18 -3 LOT 18 -4 299.95') r.. PROPOSED pUICKI' LANE FACILRY FF ELEV: 7.513' ® VAN - ACCESS, LLOTI 1A -6A ASOS R7 -8A (S2842 '381Y 310.95') 3.35' 3' HI011 BERM SITE PLAN NOTE &' CONNECT 1- HOPE WATER SERVICE TO E 1(51190 KEY BOX 90P =85.4' + /- (VERIFY. PROVIDE A MINIMUM OF 10' COVER, (2)PROVIDE 2' THICK X 4' WIDE DOW 1640 INSULATION OVER WATER SERVICE LINE LOT 1A -7A 64.'" ABS SCH40 SEWER SERVICE 0 2X SLOPE CONNECT TO EXISTING SSMH 0 TIN ELEV 85.0', EXISTING TOP OF 251,01 95,68', EXISTING NH 1NV ELF4- 84.014/- (VERIFY) 5)4' DIP RAIN LEADER 0 2X SLOPE TO DAYLIGHT IN SWALE. PROVIDE HEAT TRACE PER ELECTRICAL, PROVIDE 4- THICK X 4' WIDE DOW N140 INSULATION OVER PIPE, SITE PLAN /LAYOUT sCALE: 1- - 20' (22X34): 1' : 40' (11317) \ .. — • SAW CUT CLEAN EDGE ON EXISTING ASPHALT 23,37 ALONG PROPERTY UNE DISPOSE DE ASPHALT OFFSITE EXISTING STORM DRAIN EXISTING BUILDING COMMUNICATION, PEDESTAL ELECTRIC TRANSFORMER 2' I- — +- 113.84e 1 c I I ° If 1 II RAIN 1 GARDEN ,I i POINT TABLE POINT 1 ELEVATION NORTHING F15RN C DESCRIPTION • 97.50 2180,22 8170,35 BLDG CORNER • 97,50 2289,04 8240,91 BLDG CORNER • 97,50 2145,09 6197.98 BLDG CORNER m I 97 -50 2273,90 6268.53 BLDG CORNER • 86.12 2099,86 6174,10 CLEANOUT • 87,20 2153,88 6178.16 CLEANOUT (7� 87.00 2182.30 6184.15 WATER RISER LEGEND BUILDING (EXISTING) BUILDING (PROPOSED) CONTOUR UNES CURB/EDGE OF PAYMENT EXISTING EDGE OF PAVEMENT PROPERTY UNE / EDGE OF R.O.W. - RETENTION POND TREE UNE - EXISTING — w — ITDLTTY - WATER (EXI5RNG) -- UTILITY - WATER (PROPOSED) — cs — UTILITY - SANITARY SEWER (EXISTING) - LJT11 TIY – SANITARY SEWER (PROPOSED) — UGE — UTILITY - UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC — ('G(— (1TIlTIY - UNDERGRDUND TELEPHONE IN ELECTRICAL TRANSFORMER EC WATER SERVICE VALVE • MONUMENT MARKER SIGN • STREET UGNT WATER HYDRANT (EXISTING) ASPHALT PAYMENT (NEW) PORTLAND CEMENT SIDEWALK (NEW) /1,__L2_1 REMOVE PAVEMENT INSULATION LANDSCAPE BERM I 'I Inn SPOT ELEVATION -- DRAINAGE DIRECTION DRAINAGE SCALE DIRECTION J SECTION CUT CONSULTING ENGINEERS STRUCTURAL/CIVIL 1 SS e(OARKw BT KENA(, AK 99611 TEL. (91371 tea ■ 3983 NE1.8091ENGINEER @ALASKA MET R18Y8 %5VG- AA98Y90 —.. IA SAM OMR WO STAFF REPORT To: Planning & Zoning Commission- File Date: July 30, 2012 Res: PZ12 -21 GENERAL INFORMATION Applicant: For: Peter Klauder 283 -1919 Klauder & Company Architects, Inc. 606 Petersen Way Kenai, AK 99611 Kenaitze Indian Tribe 230 -1457 P.O. Box 988 Kenai, AK 99611 Requested Action: Landscape /Site Plan — Dena'ina Health & Wellness Clinic Legal Description: Tract A, Block 5, Townsite of Kenai Kenaitze Addition Street Address: 508 Upland Street KPB Parcel No.: 04707130 Existing Zoning: TSH — Townsite Historic Current Land Use: Vacant Land Use Plan: Mixed Use/Townsite Historic District ANALYSIS General Information: The City of Kenai has received a preliminary building permit application for the Dena'ina Health & Wellness Clinic. Due to the size of this project, the preliminary submittal is being reviewed. A foundation permit has been issued. As required in KMC 14.25, a landscape /site plan has been submitted for the project. The Kenaitze Indian Tribe is building a 52,000 mixed -use facility which will include medical, dental, wellness activities, and behavioral health and substance abuse services. The facility will also provide a location for the Kenaitze to gather for social and cultural events including classrooms and a meditation /traditional healing area. The property is located in the Townsite Historic zone which restricts buildings with a footprint over 5,000 square feet and certain types of uses. In October 2012, a Variance Permit for the building size and a Conditional Use Permit for a medical clinic were approved for the development. Since the conception of the development, meetings have been held with the Tribe and their architect, Mr. Klauder, to ensure that the development met the City's building and zoning requirements. The collaboration is continuing with the Building Official and Fire Marshal as they review the building plans. PZ12 -21 Comments Page 2 A complete set of drawings for the landscape /site plan have been submitted and reviewed. KMC 14.25 specifies the regulations for landscape /site plans within the City of Kenai. Section 14.25.030 of that chapter details Landscaping /Site Plan submittal requirements. • Scientific or common name or type of planting materials to be used in the project. o Sheet L103 of Progress Set 1 provides a detailed list of planting materials that will be included in the landscaping for the development. The list includes trees, shrubs, perennial flowers, ferns, vegetative mat and grass seed. Also included is other landscaping materials including rocks, bounders, and driftwood. • Typical planting details. o Planting details are provided on Sheet L501 of Progress Set 1. • Location of all planting areas and relationship to buildings, parking areas and driveways. o Due to the size of the development, several pages include these details including Sheets L103, L104, L105, L106 and L107 (Progress Set 1 — Revised on 7/13/12.) An overall marking and sign plan is provided on Sheet C300 of Progress Set 2. • Identification and location of existing vegetation to be retained. o Due to the extensive site development, natural vegetation will not be retained. • Identification of on -site snow storage areas. o Snow storage is identified on the drawings. In addition, a snow storage easement has been provided for storage on the adjacent lot which is also owned by the Tribe. • Drainage patterns. o Drainage is shown on several drawings. The Tribe is investing in developing the site in hopes of receiving Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEEDS Certification). As part of that goal, the intent is to recycle drainage water for use in the facility. The Public Works Director will verify that drainage provided with the development is contained on the site and does not affect other properties or the City's drainage in the rights -of way in the area. • Physical features of the property including location of all buildings, ingress and egress, any unusual features of the property, which may restrict development or drainage. o The site plan provides all required information. Section 14.25.040 of the code outlines the landscaping plan performance criteria. • Perimeter /Buffer Landscaping — involves the land areas adjacent to the lot lines within the property boundary and serves to separate and minimize the impact between adjacent uses. o The landscaping plan provides for extensive landscaping and meets code requirements with two exceptions. An exception has been requested along Overland Avenue wherein the plan provides a 9 -foot landscaping bed with a 5 -foot sidewalk. The exception is for the 9 -foot landscaping bed. The alternative would be to limit the sidewalk to 4 feet wide. The exception appears reasonable and minimal and has PZ12 -21 Comments Page 3 been granted. Along the property line between the elder center and this development, landscaping has not been included. There is a sidewalk which abuts parking spaces. A snow storage area is located directly adjacent to this sidewalk. It does not appear necessary to provide landscaping in this area when this parcel is being included in the development. (Even though it is a separate parcel.) • Interior Landscaping — involves areas exclusive of the perimeter and parking lot areas. o The plans for this site provide extensive interior landscaping and the hope is to create a park -like setting. In addition to the landscaping, an amphitheater is included. Walking paths around and through the site will encourage pedestrian movement. • Parking Lot Landscaping — involves areas adjacent to or within parking lots and access drives. o Parking lot landscaping is included in the plans. Landscaping will be used to separate parking spaces. • Street - right -of -way Landscaping — intent to soften the impact of land uses along rights -of -way but does not obscure land uses from sight. o Street right -of -way landscaping is included throughout the plan. The following are required in the site plan: • Parking — o The Dena'ina Wellness Center is 52,000 square feet and is considered a care center (medical /dental clinic) requiring one (1) parking space for every 250 square feet. Because the center is considered a mixed -use facility, the required parking is reduced by 25 %. Required parking for the facility is 156 spaces. o The site provides 139 spaces. (C300) o To meet the required parking, a cross - parking agreement has been executed with the adjoining lot, Lot 16A, Block 5, Townsite of Kenai Kenaitze Addition. This is the location of the Tyotkas Elder's Center. This center is 4,899 square feet and requires one parking space for every 500 square feet — 10 spaces. The elder center has 32 spaces available. (S K02) o With the parking agreement, the development has sufficient parking to meet the required parking. o The architects will be working with the building official to ensure that the required ADA parking is available. There is sufficient space /parking to meet the ADA requirements. • Parking Lot. o The parking must be paved. Because Lot 16A, Block 5, Townsite of Kenai Kenaitze Addition parking lot is needed for overflow parking and included in the site plan for this development, that parking lot must be paved. • Snow storage. o Locations for snow storage are shown on the site plan. An easement with Lot 16A, Block 5, Townsite of Kenai Kenaitze Addition provides additional storage space. If locations provided are not sufficient, the plan is to haul snow from the site. PZ12 -21 Comments Page 4 • Dumpster. o The dumpster location is shown on the site plan. The dumpster must be screened with a sight- obscuring structure made of wood or concrete. RECOMMENDATIONS The plan as submitted meets the intent of KMC 14.25. Plan is approved as submitted with the following requirements: 1. All required landscaping as presented in the approved landscaping plan must be installed within two (2) years of the approved landscaping plan. 2. One hundred percent (100 %) of ground cover of the landscaping beds must be planted and maintained so that there is no exposed soil within three years of the approved plan. 3. The parking lot must be paved within two (2) years of the Certificate of Occupancy. This includes the overflow parking provided for in the parking easement for Lot 16A, Block 5, Townsite of Kenai Kenaitze Addition. If developer finds that on -site parking is sufficient for the use, a modification may be requested as provided for in KMC 14.25.070. 4. Snow storage must be located on the lot and cannot be placed on required parking spaces or the snow must be removed from the site. Snow may be stored on the adjacent Lot 16A, Block 5, Townsite of Kenai Kenaitze Addition as provided for in the snow storage easement and shown on the site plan. No snow may be stored in such a manner that would block visibility for ingress and egress to the lot. 5. The structure for the dumpster must be constructed of wood or concrete. City administration may approve other materials prior to construction. If the City finds that clients of the Center are parking in the right -of -way, "No Parking" signs may be required in the rights -of -way around the development. 7 If the City finds that the signage provided on the plans do not provide sufficient direction to clients, additional signage on the site may be required. 8. The wind turbine identified on the site plan will require separate permitting including a zoning /building permit application as required in KMC 14.20.235. This will require an amendment to the landscape /site plan. 9. If construction of the project has not started within one year of the approval of the landscaping /site plan, the approval may be revoked by the Administrative Official after providing at least thirty (30) Day notice unless extended for good cause. Review completed by: Marilyn K. Kebschull, AICP Planner, City of Kenai CITY OF KENAI PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. PZ12 -21 LANDSCAPE /SITE PLAN PERMIT A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING ADMINISTRATION OF THE CITY OF KENAI APPROVING THE ATTACHED LANDSCAPING /SITE PLAN SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: WHEREAS, the attached Landscaping /Site Plan Review was: • Received by: • Submitted by: • Submitted for: • Property Address: • Legal Description: • Parcel No.: Marilyn Kebschull, AICP, City Planner Peter Klauder — Klauder & Company Architects, Inc. Kenaitze Indian Tribe — Dena'ina Wellness Center 508 Upland Street Tract A, Block 5, Townsite of Kenai Kenaitze Addition 04707130 WHEREAS, the City of Kenai Planning and Zoning Administration finds this plan provides for orderly and safe development within the City commensurate with protecting the health, safety, and welfare of its citizens, and provides adequate and convenient open spaces, light and air in order to avoid congestion of commercial and industrial areas; and, WHEREAS, the plan appears to provide for landscaping and /or the retention of natural vegetation in conjunction with commercial and industrial development within the City; and, WHEREAS, the purpose of landscaping is to visually enhance the City's appearance and reduce erosion and storm runoff, and the plan appears to meet this criteria. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING ADMINISTRATION OF THE CITY OF KENAI THAT THE LANDSCAPING /SITE PLAN IS APPROVED WITH THE REQUIREMENTS SHOWN ON PAGE 2: Re and approved: Date: July 30, 2012 PZ12-21 — Resolution Page 2 1. All required landscaping as presented in the approved landscaping plan must be installed within two (2) years of the approved landscaping plan. 2. One hundred percent (100 %) of ground cover of the landscaping beds must be planted and maintained so that there is no exposed soil within three years of the approved plan. 3. The parking lot must be paved within two (2) years of the Certificate of Occupancy. This includes the overflow parking provided for in the parking easement for Lot 16A, Block 5, Townsite of Kenai Kenaitze Addition. If developer finds that on- site parking is sufficient for the use, a modification may be requested as provided for in KMC 14.25.070. 4. Snow storage must be located on the lot and cannot be placed on required parking spaces or the snow must be removed from the site. Snow may be stored on the adjacent Lot 16A, Block 5, Townsite of Kenai Kenaitze Addition as provided for in the snow storage easement and shown on the site plan. No snow may be stored in such a manner that would block visibility for ingress and egress to the lot. 5. The structure for the dumpster must be constructed of wood or concrete. City administration may approve other materials prior to construction. 6. If the City finds that clients of the Center are parking in the right -of -way, "No Parking" signs may be required in the rights -of -way around the development. 7. If the City finds that the signage provided on the plans do not provide sufficient direction to clients, additional signage on the site may be required. 8. The wind turbine identified on the site plan will require separate permitting including a zoning /building permit application as required in KMC 14.20.235. This will require an amendment to the landscape /site plan. 9. If construction of the project has not started within one year of the approval of the landscaping /site plan, the approval may be revoked by the Administrative Official after providing at least thirty (30) Day notice unless extended for good cause. Progress Set 1 - Drawings June 27, 2012 DENA'INA WELLNESS CENTER Kenaitze Indian Tribe Kenai, Alaska Prime Architect Associate Architect Architects Alaska 900 West Seventh, Suite 403 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 907.272.3567 Klauder & Company Architects 606 Peterson Way Kenai, Alaska 99611 907.283.1919 Civil Consultant Landscape Architect Wince Corthell Bryson Corvus Design PO Box 1041 25066 Fairbanks Street Kenai, Alaska 99611 Anchorage, Alaska 99503 907.283.3583 907.222.2859 Structural Consultant M & E Consultant William J. Nelson & Associates AMC Engineers 155 Bidarka Street 701 East Tudor Road Kenai, Alaska 99611 Anchorage, Alaska 99503 907.257.9100 907.257.9100 Cost Estimating Estimations, Inc. 1225 E. International Airport Road Suite 205 Anchorage, Alaska 99518 907.561.0755 Planting Schedule Note: Additional plantings may be required meet client Intent. Carry appropriate estimation contingencies to accommodate additions. Deciduous Trees - See 1/1.501 28 — Evergreen Trees - See 2/1.501 ON SHIN ` {1` // 61 ,1/4j Shrubs - See 3/1.501 Label Len Name 03.11/1m Name She Fumbled Nubs 8K Behiekrula Kenai Bids 7Cal CG Single Seen BP Beat p4p80a Paper BOO Z" Cal CG Singh Stern LD Lark Odessa noncom Lard CG 5A Scopus aagada Mountain Ash 7Cal CO Single Stern label Lagn Nome Common Name Ske Furnished NM PG Pbaglrny Why 50nKe BBB Nabs OB. 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B Boulder TN* C Landscape Edghg Match � lJ 4, 6 lid iD la �� „may r 'M1llll 10 Root waads M 7msx!ak 1 Dena'ina Wellness Center REVISIONS NO DESCRIPTION DATE SAWN By 'B,NR, -r,LM HECKED DATE 06 -27 -r3 J08 NO. 10042.61 MEET COMENTS rATEDORY � L SHEET NO 103 2 Fern Planting Mud smut M,h 21 depth rd. Type as Mod. n drawings. Kfwp mulch SS from brne. Sep end eddy Oda 1plant pl Remove burlap, VIP baskets and cob oxen roots Rom the edge. the rootbd and Stem wend hN aNned sot plr:EN pined.. diameter 31c roomal dandier dir Planing Ph depth to be and as medial height Plant shrub with nail Neste et son Reface Sndyeuewahre bottom of planer phw,h Ll ape sloped Nobs: 1) To prevent ...rod thomhghy water kasalwn7le bedded, 2) da not MIIAm m &m of hstateeon, end 3) es appnplete. remove el pots, twine, wte and dip hand Wdap from foetal. 4) Cot win beak. in far obsess.Intl bock end 81 dorm tee ptahkg hole. O Shrub Planting SCALE ale Triangular spedng per cram,. Mulch Foremen...? depth mud. 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Pladeg pre rkm. =rooting height Slope wed were), stldaof plant pro Deciduous Tree Planting - Staked seerm aryls lr Notes: l) to present seldrnenl awnUghly water loped wage hatldif g.2)do not NMI. al tine dNSblaOrt, places 3) as appropriate, nmrn ol poi bdne.Mre ed lop half d Wrap from reotpal.4) Cut wire adnet hkw places esd kit bed: and 8' down Into planting Me. rot do with root worm adage el Bel.. gnM. Do nolo.. knot WOOING dogma on ormoroveled or tcmWsted mound to Noma a.tlrnen. gad 1' pdypopyenewebbing at 1A height of tree. leave sled Ten. and amid relbal base hmy*. fool pane to prayed ailing. Planting pa depth = football height Slope end Gds. a sady tl d Pled PK SCALE, r.nyr )21d2 wood slakes embedded Jr In grand. C. off top ldammed by Inkelagen. Reo d lop. Mulch bee nth 3• depth shredded bark mud. Keep mold SS' from bud Evergreen Tree Planting • Staked SCALE shoat DesO(Vigw n AnNiemora nywDanndentatoom oreimo soma. Dena'ina Wellness Center REVISIONS NO.) DESCRIPTION I DATE DRAWN BY ee un.ar.w CHECKED ie DATE OS-27 JOB NO. .0042,01 SHEET CONTENTS CATEGORY SHEET NO L 501 i IrA C7 \ice 7A a.— ATLT.'• •• • SARA pep eo (4) 333300 e.4 Dfa) FARE' , (1) SA (3) taro MO CAr� q Snow Storage Area {Snow shall be hauled fro site when storage capacity s exceeded) /411\. PNrav 0.1 IRO RENET21) BONI Rm, US, Whin w P<'09 0.• (A Plantings and Layout Enlargement .o.E 10 20 SCALE: 1- .+0' -0' 9 22.341 9 Ardriteds I Kkua.<tt.q.�iry 4F�1MItn .4" reff`,1 eJCG1 o warm., leryl000ne infective Archlatuo e C2. eV Dena'Ina Wellness Center d a C c n Y REVISIONS NO IDESDNIFOTOA DATE PRAWN BY CHM:Itm DATE oe -n -3r JOB NO. 103.01 SHEET CONTENTS Warpmenl 10' Min. Width Planting Bed 5' -0" Width Sidewalk : Plantings and Layout Enlargement 1•.R..260H 2 3 TRAATatRetr Ewa, coot,' OOPRJS DESNTI ISMNIPHS PHEW. ID � N �a CAL I'- 10' -0' r: 2224, 3 Dena'Ina Wellness Center REVISIONS NO. DESCRIPTION DATE DRAWN EY 20. OK. CHECKED .IDS NO. P6 H.12.01 DATE 06 -21 -V SHEET C CATEGORY SHEET NO L 104 0 c A R 2 Snow Storage Area (Pendin shared -use agreement) (Snow shall be hauled from s' e when storage capacity is exceo ed) Plantings and Layout Enlargement SAE r.v. ita rii 111 aq 1 20 j0 SC, E:1 10' -0' 0 22'341 pa AnIzitects ',Alaska. Deign wnrmx.d.yumn Dena'Ina Wellness Center F Y REVISIONS NO OESCRIMOA DATE SHEET CONTENTS CATEGORY L SHEET NO 105 o�r-.: 4 v .MCx+w . -.aw. ,ua., =ear awrVa. h. 1174-7.04•4 h>>SI=kiil WW:_∎ffffi� ►f ►.94.11ic 0r.ro 35► ' >~. AM1041 s% 1 pa � 6-0" �nrdt�.s ewal 1 i O C: i .9'Min..Width PI Ming d- 9!'.:�w ParEng Eke DA • •mpenwilimM.--f /0 ptlpdgtltlHHHe pphhKpqy .•o•: F 7 r rEces.cm, ii. 1I - ° i �' I iI� PntltM4MIi Me f41 1 gpli pl _ � mpienimommlmmogpip 11momm. Reek WA . awl �, . F+wesm>n4CMMe MMJam.lTla1rS rrehad ` �'r`• r..<.��: Thy B Sanaa( 1AAiied PM4ApSe,(D0) 7SaA�Yeiivr'v�i� 'n_I� r r t v' A Er v1 YEA • BBH {111 . (11 [n +J 111 .4,1111 __, \IV 11 ��V�,v��•� ro width Side I (1n �'� ®� Vj�! 9' Mini Width' r ere "ea (24 hid L Pe14g (see 04) f 10014011 (00 Plantings and Layout Enlargement NNE etbffi Rai/MO gyp. C41 1) msI v'k+PeE404a(T1O3 4P(4) SA(1 PC 0 0 d 10 SO 30 44$4., SIAM: 1- .10' -0. 0 2734. l4MxVe 61410 (his olws Design om Dena'ina Wellness Center a c PC m Of PC IA A 4, W REVISIONS NO OE0PAIPfp4 DATE DRAWN BY DATE 4441 -D CHECKED JOB NO. M 10011.01 SHEET CONTEVIS '.1.14.1.1 01E00RY L SHEETED] 106 End ?AAA RroA Wind Plans BeiRRI 10B.PpMPe Ey TAA LaMar/ ESA P29 *kW f4•102 Bk(ryA YSp SKID RI RE VAR a —f Plantings and Layout Enlargement 9 0 20 30 SCALE 1..1O. -0' O 22.341 3 ' Min • , Planting,ged ' /4 /r 6' -0" Wi Soft Surfac6athwa / / ' / / ' /dr �i / 1 //4, / j i /e / / /7 IU Architects wR AMw M_•nln_�t 0..111 .N.71wwb Dena'Ina Wellness Center CP r= C cci w p c m � REVISIONS NO DESCRIPTION ME SHEET CONTENTS Cbrywnu. CATEGORY L SHEET NO 107 T 1 '+ 1 2 IA 3 30 0 ' - 10 cs --41— -,.ter= -1:7 . ve-.. -c lc!-�ac� -' _444_°1, --}J °a as 47 MN. £s_v__391t_ae =_i9_O+t_e�4Tr_ �tsd� -.�4___ ` 1r� _ I me `F YCTO FACE OF CURS WHITE 1 I ' STOP BAR (TYPICAL A �____� Overland Ave, -�v` �� 1 y —L 104W 10400 ALL STREET INTERSECTIONS) 1 SIGN NI `h \ , ___c= 1 J1, % 1 4-- 'lli �J 111A „I PI° I u B 14400 _J I r 1 III 14 4 "YELLOW NON HANDICAP AREA( 4" BLUE HANDICAP MARKINGS SEE BHT 301 DETAILS 3 SIGNS 412 313 SIGNS A14THRU 317 MOUNTED TO BUILDING VABOVE ADJACENT SIDEWALK, CENTERED PARKING SPACE I97f2TT i I s �"s 1S x-1;1 10 15400 1 slGOl — 1.1 Il 24• All —, i !I r 4 `-� N" 18400 11•.39 O I 1 . \ °� I S�$ 1 \ �p R YELLOW 4" BL E HANDICAP' MARKINGS (ALL THIS AREA) - 111 tip.\ \11 II II ■�11 .� j / / i a4' BLU HANDCAP `J KINGS (ALL THIS AREA) SEE SNT C301 DETAIL //// / ' i" / 4 / ! i y/ �9' / ¢q' /. % // /.' SIGN 47 4•YELLOWVMA (TYPICAL NON HANDICAP AREAS) SIGN 322 \ {( II \ \ 1I A `\\ , 7[ \ 11 , \ \-_ _ IP \ C 11 I \\ it I I \ \ ` ul I 1Ig //\\ \ ___ i, 1 w , .. R� DIEAI e ( 11 11 A ii 11 11 11 II II 11 II II II R SIGN AT SEE SHT C301 0° DIRECTION MARKS DETAILS 32 PARKING SPACES NOT IN THIS PROJECT .VAILASLE • \ N SS SKIN 42 GIG; 320 B -rX: XOSPACING WHITE BARS IGN 3B FAG / 9y SIGN 323 FACINGDjFVEWAY i �/ 1 S / /3 �s� 1 1 ‘11uPtANO 3 �Architects tllQ.1i00. 4n✓t_M.. PROGRESS SET JULY 20, 2012 DENA'INA WELLNESS CENTER REVISIONS 40. DESCRIPTION RATE W:jyyjjj DATE CHE SHEET CONTENTS MIRING AND SIGN PLAN C C 00 pm Architects 1,2uater. 06,1, nrcan.a. Ate Sose .,>_r..,x„ .072111..., 6 SHARED PARKING PLAN - TYOTKAS ELDER'S CENTER 50 PARCEL ID: 04707131 PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 1002 MISSION AVE LEGAL DESCRIPTION: T 5N R 11W SEC 5 SEWARD MERIDIAN KN 2012011 TOWNSITE OF KENAI KENAITZE ADON 506 LOT 18A BLOCK 5 ACREAGE 0.68 OWNER KENAITZE INDIAN TRIBE IRA ADDRESS: PO BOX988 CITY, STATE ZIP: KENAI, AK 99611 0 50 SCALE (FEET) 2 DRAFT DENA'INA WELLNESS CENTER ROA:DONS NO DESCRIPTION DATE DRAWN BY I DATE ac cx cR CHECKED Jos NO. SHEET CONTER1s SHARED PARKING! PLW CATEGORY I SHEETNO SK 02