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#2209 - Spring Hill Golf Club <br />May 8,1997 <br />Page 6 <br />discussion between the City and the County. However, staff conceptually has no problem <br />with the tunnel. <br />PC RECOMMENDATION: None <br />STAFF RECOMMENDATION: (See May 9 Staff Memo) <br />VI. OTHER IMPACTS <br />A. Archaeological/historical sites <br />The Phase I Cultural Resources Sur\ey conducted for Spring Hill by Bear Creek <br />Archaeology, Inc. identified two areas of potential archaeological importance. Both sites <br />were deemed to have potential for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places <br />(NRHP). Because of this potential, both sites will undergo a Phase II investigation this <br />spring. The likely result will be inventorying and artifact removal rather than site <br />preservation. <br />STAFF & PC RECOMMENDATION: None, pending outcome of additional investigation. <br />B. Aesthetic impacts <br />1. Architectural Compatibility With Surrounding Neighborhood . <br />STAFF & PC RECOMMENDATION: Accept architectural style of clubhouse as <br />presented, finding it is compatible with the surrounding area and not ver/ visible from off ­ <br />site; and require screening of maintenance building. <br />2. Lighting. <br />STAFF & PC RECOMMENDATION: Applicants to provide a lighting plan prior to <br />issuance of building permit for staff approval, the intent being compatibility with the <br />residential nature of the area, compliance with City codes and shielding so that the sources <br />of light are not visible from offsite. <br />3. Preservation of Open Snnee Character. Maintaining Natural Rural Vistas, and Tree <br />Removal and Replacement. <br />STAFF & PC RECOMMENDATION: <br />1.Approval should be conditioned on City acceptance of a final detailed tree <br />replacement plan.