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9 <br />■ +.■ a _'� <br />SETBACK REQUIREMENTS: NO VARIANCE REQUIRED: The building will be placed on the NW side of the <br />site, about 15-18' from the B5 zoned lot line on the West (based on the swale area: see below), and 30' <br />from the "R" zoned rear, and in compliance with existing setback requirements. The new building will <br />be at least 10' from the main building. The Site Plan shows the approximate location of the new <br />building. If it is possible to seek a variance regarding the 30' setback in the rear, this would potentially <br />change the shape of the building to be longer and narrower and would be our preference. This variance <br />probably wouldn't affect the site to the North, a DMV site where they store sand and salt. A variance in <br />this regard would be our preference, but not required. There will be a fenced in dumpster on the West <br />side of the new building. This dumpster may be rotated so as to comply with the fence setback <br />requirements. <br />HARDCOVER REQUIREMENTS: NO VARIANCE REQUIRED: Gronberg and Associates, Long Lake, <br />completed our Site Plan and Hardcover Analysis. Based on Mark Gronberg's calculations, we have more <br />than enough hardcover square footage to build a building this size. Based on final building placement, <br />we will be removing a small portion of the existing parking lot, which further reduces our total combined <br />hardcover. <br />RAIN WATER RUNOFF/MCWD: We are aware of the MCWD plan for this site. There is a swale area that <br />is used for parking lot runoff. Our intent is that we will not disturb that area, and continue its use as -is. <br />Rain water from the new building gutter system will be directed toward the existing area which is what <br />happens now. Attached to this application you will find the current MCWD plan which we are intending <br />to maintain. <br />Below is a general view of what we propose to build, though we will have more windows overall to give <br />the building an even more upscale look. An ADA compliant entry door will apron flush to the existing <br />driveway. We would like to construct a building with a somewhat modern look and feel, but still very <br />consistent with the existing home/structure. The colors and presentation would be similar to the 2377 <br />Shadywood example. The two building combined will have a design continuity with each other. <br />