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Zoning File #1254 <br />March 11, 1988 <br />Page 4 of 7 <br />Parking (Exhibit E) - Section 10.60, Subdivision 4 <br />A .ariance will be needed to allow parking as proposed. Orono Zoning <br />Code Section 10.60, Subdivision 5 requires setbacks as follows: <br />Proposed Required , Variance <br />Side 9.5' 101* .5' or .05% <br />Front 13' 50' 37' or 74% <br />The setbacks required above are for R Districts and therefore do not <br />relate to a church. The proposed parking does not create a hazard to the <br />health, safety and welfare of the public. <br />The formula for the number of spaces required is as follows: one <br />space per 4 seats in assembly area. Occupant load for the sanctuary is 378 <br />occupants, thus parking must be provided as follows: <br />378 occupants/4 seats per space = 94.5 or 95 spaces required <br />Shown on the plan is 176 spaces which meets the minimum number <br />required. On space should be eliminated at the access point to loading <br />berth, therefore 175 spaces will be provided plui, 20 future spaces. Of <br />these 175 spaces, 4 must be handicapped spaces. <br />The surface of parking area w; ll. be asphalt paving. Curbing must be <br />provided on the east parking area along the lot line. <br />Building Materials and Building Plans (Exhibit I) - <br />The type of material will consist of stucco and wood. This conforms <br />to the existing materials used. <br />Building Code Review - Preliminary - <br />Per State Building Code 1305.6905, special fire suppression systems <br />must be provided throughout the entire structure with an antomatic <br />sprinkler system for fire protection. <br />Fire Code Review - <br />Access through parking is acceptable. Fire lane posting should exist <br />at drop off areas and fire department connection location (not determined <br />yet). <br />Septic System - <br />The existing septic system is not documented, but is expected to be <br />found as substandard in size and design for this addition. Unless <br />applicant can prove that the existing system is adequate for all potential <br />anticipated use, we would require a total upgrade or replacement of that <br />system. Soil testing and system design would have to be submitted and <br />approved by the City prior to issuance of any permit for the building <br />additions. <br />