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HomeMy WebLinkAboutA002 - Special Use Permit Application Z64- 1i- t � Effective Date: July 14, 2008 Special Use Permit Application Form for a.Proposed Use in a Zone other than Residential or Commercial (This form must be filled out completely before your application will be accepted.) 1. Property Address for this Special Use Permit: 28/1, C11G4E 1414ers./A 2. 1 (We) the undersigned, do hereby respectfully request the Ames Zoning Board of Adjustment to grant a Special Use Permit for"Land in a Zone other than Residential or Commercial'to allow: SAZ45 AA14 SeW.,<E5-69L E Z.�i�En/iwEL� AT'Th/—A- �•Qo�E.PrY�EfE,Pfn,C.E �4 ?��f.� GI JJ at the property address listed above. 3. Complete Legal Description(parcel or lot designation, Township/Range, Section, Subdivision Name(if applicable), metes/bounds description (if applicable), Deed, Book/Page Number, and Recording Date) (attach, if lengthy): A-'"2 s lyiyi"'Y_/lEVESo�i�E^/7r�44.�j� �Sy6l1 i✓iSio�l. yTt/,g�J�,Tion/ GoT 9 4. Property Owner: J •Ayro/1/ /A4,4!� L.LC, �cA•vi a:�'7�EiQi✓A'w/1lZ�E�Q� Address: /45' 5vu'7—oq /,S ✓S'T AI)W5 _ /e7k/,4 Sao/O (Street) (City) (State) (Zip) Telephone:-i5. 'iS.Z3z.S- 7 / (Home) (Business) (Fax) 5. Applicant: X.4n/d4LL JelAICAA1 Address: Z©7 5-T, Bcx�NE_ /vwi�► Soo36 (Street) (City) (State) (Zip) Telephone: 51-.3 « 658 . 7Z7! (Home) (Business) (Fax) R�' .— TL 2 1 2011 3 CITY Or AMES, IOWA DEPT OP PLANNING & HOUSINQ Effective Date: July 14, 2008 6. Contact Person: A"4-,Vd46.G Q0A1r-4 1/ Address: Zo7 vr?` S�,=,g (Street) (City) (State) (Zip) Telephone: 5-13. 458. 7Z7/ (Home) (Business) (Fax) E-mail address: This Special Use Permit will not be granted unless sufficient facts are presented with the application, and at the Planning and Zoning Commission and Zoning Board of Adjustment meetings to support a finding that all the general standards for granting a Specia/'Use Permit have been met. Obtaining this Special Use Permit does not absolve the applicant from obtaining all other applicable permits, such as Building Permits, IDOT access permits, et cetera. I(We)certify that I(we) have submitted all the required information to apply for a Special Use Permit and that the information is factual Signed by: r, ( �, - . 7 / ba l(. Date. (Proplerty Owner) (Note: No other signature may s bstituted for the Property Owner's Signature.) and: Date: (Appl cant) and: Cate: (Contact Person) 4 Effective Date: July 14, 2008 Special. Use Permit Supporting Information for a Proposed Use in a Zone other than Residential or Commercial (This form must be filled out completely before your application will be accepted.) The Zoning Board of Adjustment cannot approve a Special Use Permit unless all of the "General Standards"are met. In order to facilitate review of this application for a Special Use Permit, the applicant must address each of the "General Standards", set forth in Section 29.1503(4)(a) of the Zoning Ordinance. (Note: The applicant's explanation of how the request meets each standard may be attached on a separate sheet if sufficient space is not provided.) General Standards. The Planning and Zoning Commission and the Zoning Board of Adjustment shall review each application for the purpose of determining that each proposed use meets the following "General Standards", set forth in 29.1503(4)(a), and in addition, shall find adequate evidence that each use in its proposed location will: Be harmonious with and in accordance with the general principles and proposals of the Land Use Policy Plan (LUPP). Explain how the request meets this standard. Be designed, constructed, operated and maintained so as to be harmonious in appearance with the existing or intended character of the general vicinity and that such use will not change the essential character of the area in which it is proposed. Explain how the request meets this standard. SEA �s�i�.•�-�/iri..��rr'-{a'/ 5 Effective Date: July 14, 2008 Not be hazardous or disturbing to existing or future uses in the same general vicinity. Explain how the request meets this standard. Be served adequately by essential public facilities and services such as highways, streets, police, fire protection, drainage structure, refuse disposal, water and sewage facilities, and/or schools. Explain how the request meets this standard. Not create excessive additional requirements at public cost for public facilities and services. Explain how the request meets this standard. 6 Effective Date: July 14, 2008 Not involve uses, activities, processes, materials, equipment or conditions of operation that will be detrimental to any person, property or general welfare by reason of excessive production of traffic, noise, smoke, fumes, glare, or odors. Explain how the request meets this standard. /TfM 'g`6 Be consistent with the intent and purpose of the Zone in which it is proposed to locate such use. Explain how the request meets this standard. 7 Effective Date: July 14, 2008 Special Use Permit Site Development Plan Checklist for a Proposed Use in a Zone other than Residential or Commercial (This form must be filled out completely before your application will be accepted.) The applicant shall provide seven (7) copies of a Site Development Plan which includes the information described below, as set forth in Section 29.1502 of the Zoning Ordinance. . Seven (7) copies of a Site Development Plan, drawn to scale on a sheet not to exceed 24"x 36", and one(1) reduced copy no larger than 11'xl7". The Site Development Plan must be prepared by a Civil Engineer, a Land Surveyor, a Landscape Architect, or an Architect. The site plan must be certified as "substantially correct" by a Professional Engineer, a Land Surveyor, a Landscape Architect, or an Architect, licensed by the State of Iowa, showing the following information as of the date of the application. Note: With approval by City staff prior to submitting the Site Development Plan, it may be possible to exclude some of the following items from the Site Development Plan. Please place a check mark in the box in front of each item that is included as part of the application materials submitted for approval. Names) and address(es) of the applicant(s). Name(s) and address(es) of the owner(s) of record of the property. ,Z' Name and address of the person or firm preparing the site plan. Property address(es). )Z Date of preparation. North Arrow. Scale: The scale shall not be less than 1"=10', and no greater than 1"=60% unless an alternate scale is approved by the Director of the Dept. of Planning and Housing. ler Complete legal description. Dimensions of the present lot and lot area, to the nearest tenth of a foot. 8 Effective Date: July 14, 2008 Size and location of all existing and proposed buildings, additions, structures and uses, including: Setback distance to property lines. Exact exterior dimensions of each building. .!� Location of entrances. ,IZ( Number of dwelling units. Square footage of each type of use. Zoning designation of the property. Proposed use of the property in sufficient detail to determine code compliance. ' Existing and proposed location and size of sanitary sewer mains and service lines, or septic tank and leaching field. ,ir Existing and proposed location and size of water mains, service lines and hydrants, and/or water well. Xf Existing and proposed location and size of electrical service (electrical riser diagram) and the location of high pressure gas lines, high tension transmission lines, and telephone lines. Existing and proposed location and size of storm drainage facilities on the property and adjacent to the property. Location, grade and dimensions of all existing paved surfaces and of all abutting streets. /0 Existing and proposed location and dimensions of parking areas, individual parking spaces and drive aisles, driveways, curb cuts, easements and rights-of-way, walkways, transit stops, bicycle parking areas, loading areas, dividers, curbs, islands, and other parking and drive improvements. If the project is located along U.S. Highway 69, access to U.S. 69 shall be reviewed by the I.D.O.T. and a meeting shall be held that includes 1.D.O.T. staff, the City traffic engineer, other appropriate City staff, the developer, and the developer's plan preparer to agree on access prior to the submittal of the site plan. Existing and proposed contours at 2-foot intervals, based on City datum, when an application pertains to any new permanent detached building or structure (principal or accessory). Location of existing and proposed outdoor trash and dumpster areas and methods for screening such areas. Location and type of all existing and proposed signs. a1A 9 Effective Date: July 14, 2008 ❑ Two (2) copies of architectural drawings of all new buildings or structures, or alterations, at a scale not to exceed 1"=8', showing the following information: ❑ Name(s) of the applicant(s) and the owner(s) of record; ❑ Legal description and street address of the property; ❑ Numerical scale and date; ❑ All exterior wall elevations, indicating floor heights, overall building height and fenestration; and, ❑ Building floor plans indicating existing and proposed usage, interior floor area and/or patron floor area. For Village Residential projects, Suburban Residential projects, or Planned Residence District projects that are to develop in phases, the applicant shall provide a phasing plan indicating areas to be developed in each phase and the time frame for the development of each phase. IX A note to be placed on all site plans to read as follows: "All construction materials, dumpsters, detached trailers, or similar items are prohibited on public streets or within the public right-of-way." ❑ Size of electrical service and one line drawing of the metering and electrical service. ❑ Number of meters at each location. ❑ Preferred voltage required for the building. ❑ Preferred location of the electrical service. In addition to Minor or Major Site Development Plan submittals, a Use Analysis Report shall be prepared by the applicant, for all properties located in a G-1(General Industrial) or in a P-1(Planned Industrial) zoning district, that shows the following: Approximate number of employees; 6,60-,-4�E-5 ❑ Approximate utility needs and effect upon existing systems, e.g., projected water demand (GPM/GPD), waste water generation (GPD + COD/BOD), electricity demand (KW), storm water increase (CFS), solid waste generation (tons); and Possible nuisance factors and means for alleviating those factors, such as noise, odor, smoke, dust, fumes, vibration, or heat. 11 Effective Date: July 14, 2008 Evidence that the proposed work or activity will comply with the Outdoor Lighting Code. Specifically, the application shall include: ❑ Plans indicating the location on the premises, and the type of illuminating devices, fixtures, lamps, supports, reflectors and other devices; ❑ A detailed description of the illuminating devices, fixtures, lamps, supports, reflectors, and other devices. The description shall include manufacturer's catalog cuts and drawings, including sections when requested; and ❑ Photometric data, such as that furnished by manufacturers, showing the angle of cut off or light emissions. Location of waterbodies, watercourses, swamps and flood-prone areas with delineated channel encroachment lines, wetland boundary lines, 100-year flood plain boundary line, and floodway boundary line. ,B When an application is located in a flood-prone area include existing and proposed site grades, contours and elevations, base flood elevation data, top-of-foundation elevations, finished floor elevations, and any proposed watercourse relocation. When an application for development involves 0.5 acres, or more, of cumulative disturbed area(s), a Sediment Erosion Control Plan shall be submitted. However, such a Plan may be required for applications with disturbed land of less than 0.5 acres, if deemed necessary by the Planning Director. Location of natural features including: existing trees, rock outcrops and landslide areas. Storm water management plan, including storm water calculations supporting the design. Such plan shall show grades and/or elevations, direction of surface flow, detention and/or retention areas, outlet control structures and devices. A landscape plan showing: )XThe location of plants. ,Z'A plant list that includes: , The plant species; jLX The quantity of each type of plant; and, T The size of each plant at the time of planting. .0'The location of fences and walls. Traffic impact studies, soil tests, utility capacity analysis, and other similar information if deemed necessary by the Department of Planning and Housing to determine the feasibility of the proposed development. 10 Effective Date: July 14, 2008 Special Use Permit (Proposed Use in a Zone other than Residential or Commercial) Permission to Place a "Zoning Action Pending" Sign on Private Property (This form must be filled out completely before your application will be accepted.) Section 29.1500(2)(d)(iii) of the Zoning Ordinance, requires that notice shall be posted by the City on signs posted on the subject property. One sign shall be posted for each public street frontage. Required signs shall be posted along the perimeter of the subject property in locations that are highly visible from adjacent public streets not less than seven (7) days prior to the meeting or hearing, unless otherwise prescribed by statute. The owner of property at 2 el j Ati+ CrIf hereby grants the City of Ames permission to place "Zoning Action Pending"signs on the property for the purpose of informing interested persons of the request for action by the City of Ames. I understand that the signs will be placed on the property several days prior to action on the request by the Planning and Zoning Commission, Zoning Board of Adjustment, or the City Council, and may remain on the property until the request has been approved or denied by the City. rf Signed by: %46'r- Date: -1//I Property Owner) (Nle.- No other si ature may be substituted for the Property Owner's Signature.) (t,?rsRK C' 12 Attachment #1 Special Use Permit for 2811 Hyatt Circle Supporting Information for a Proposed Use in a Zone other than Residential or Commercial "General Standards" 1. Be harmonious with and in accordance with the general principals and proposals of the Land Use Policy Plan (LUPP) In accordance with the goals set forth by the LUPP, Ames Pet Resort (APR)is able to meet the following objectives and be well suited for operation at 2811 Hyatt Circle. GOAL 1: In regard to growth and services needed in the community, there currently is no business in Ames similar to our vision. Industry standards indentify our target market being within a 20 minute drive time of our facility. As indicated in the attached drive time map, the market we will serve consists of nearly all of Story County, a portion of east Boone County, and a small piece of north Polk County. Our presence at this location will allow us to provide a needed service to this entire region. The proposed building and location will also allow for expansion if future needs in the community exceed our capacity. GOAL 2: APR's proposed site is on land currently set aside for development. Being located within the Ames Community Development Park, 4t' addition, will allow us to provide a high-end pet care facility and ample space for high quality care with no intrusion upon potential retail, service, or residential neighbors. GOAL 3: Because APR is a service business rather than a manufacturer, environmental impact will be minimal. Aside from streets and utilities, this entire portion of Bell Ave. is undeveloped, has weeds, and has minimal grass and other greenery; APR will landscape, plant trees, and maintain a well groomed open space on the property. In terms of energy use; water, electricity, waste created, and other necessary resources will be minimal. The business of caring for small pets has a small impact on the environment and this location will also minimize travel time for those within the target market. 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U) m r, LLl i .o k al = o c R O v ]? l G m RaFj d o 00) UUO GOAL 4: Ames Pet Resort will not be an independent service, per say, but rather a community business. We will work with local animal shelters concerning education of the public, provide a service specifically aimed at easing residents' schedules, provide a service that encourages good care of animals, and allow for an area where both pets and pet owners may interact together. GOAL 5: This property lies within an emerging area which Ames has set aside for development and provided public improvements and infrastructure. GOAL 7: This location will be convenient for our core customer base. Proximity to I-3 5 and Highway 30 is an ideal way point for travelers. Locating at 2811 Hyatt Circle allows for more efficient use of personal automobiles for those in need of our service. GOAL 9: Ames Pet Resort is a small business which will bring an immediate addition of six jobs to our community. The types of jobs created will require some special training, such as veterinary tech, pet care and grooming, and managerial/service business experience. Also, services solicited will require higher education, such as IT experts and veterinary services. Our proximity to one of the finest veterinary schools in the country will more easily allow for the future addition of services not currently offered. GOAL 10: This location for APR will not intrude upon or require any buffering space for historically/architecturally significant structures or areas. 2. Be designed, constructed, operated, and maintained so as to be harmonious in appearance with the existing or intended character of the general vicinity and that such use will not change the essential character of the area in which it is proposed. Rather than changing the intended appearance/character, Ames Pet Resort will improve the existing area. Infrastructure is in place but there presently is no commercial development. The land is not maintained nor being utilized for commercial enterprise, therefore we intend to improve the immediate area by locating an attractive building and valued service at this site. It is our goal to improve the area, both commercially and environmentally. Commercially, we will provide a much needed service in a convenient location. Environmental improvements will result from planting trees, grass, and flowers. We will maintain well groomed landscaping surrounding the building and open space adjacent to the building and parking lot. 3. Not be hazardous or disturbing to existing or future uses in the same general vicinity. Our use(kennel) is currently an allowable use within this zone; however, APR's use will exceed the current allowable square footage. There is no existing use in the immediate area and we will have no impact on any current or future uses within the vicinity. We are a service business with normal hours of operation. 4. Be served adequately by essential public facilities and services such as highways, streets, police, fire protection, drainage structure, refuse disposal, water and sewage facilities, and/or schools. This location already has the essential utilities in place, including all facilities listed. 5. Not create excessive additional requirements at public cost for public facilities and services. We do not anticipate any requirements in addition to infrastructure which is already in place. 6. Not involve uses, activities, processes, materials, equipment, or conditions of operation that will be detrimental to any person, property, or general welfare by reason of excessive production of traffic, noise, smoke, fumes, glare, or odors. All services performed at APR will be no different than caring for an animal within a home, except more efficient and environmentally friendly. The only potential issues pertinent to our business will be noise and odors. As opposed to a traditional kennel, animals will not have free access to the outside of the building. Dogs outside will always be accompanied by an APR employee and be supervised within a private and fenced area. In addition, the dogs' access to outdoor areas will be limited by number of animals at one time, hours of operation, and duration of outdoor sessions. Inside the building there will be adequate sound-proofing so as not to disturb customers or neighboring businesses. Animal waste, inside and outside, will be disposed of immediately by our aggressive policies regarding a clean, safe environment with equipment in place to handle waste in a clean, efficient manner. [Also,please reference attachment#2] 3. Not be hazardous or disturbing to existing or future uses in the same general vicinity. Our use(kennel) is currently an allowable use within this zone; however, APR's use will exceed the current allowable square footage. There is no existing use in the immediate area and we will have no impact on any current or future uses within the vicinity. We are a service business with normal hours of operation. 4. Be served adequately by essential public facilities and services such as highways, streets, police, fire protection, drainage structure, refuse disposal, water and sewage facilities, and/or schools. This location already has the essential utilities in place, including all facilities listed. 5. Not create excessive additional requirements at public cost for public facilities and services. We do not anticipate any requirements in addition to infrastructure which is already in place. 6. Not involve uses, activities, processes, materials, equipment, or conditions of operation that will be detrimental to any person, property, or general welfare by reason of excessive production of traffic, noise, smoke, fumes, glare, or odors. All services performed at APR will be no different than caring for an animal within a home, except more efficient and environmentally friendly. The only potential issues pertinent to our business will be noise and odors. As opposed to a traditional kennel, animals will not have free access to the outside of the building. Dogs outside will always be accompanied by an APR employee and be supervised within a private and fenced area. In addition, the dogs' access to outdoor areas will be limited by number of animals at one time, hours of operation, and duration of outdoor sessions. Inside the building there will be adequate sound-proofing so as not to disturb customers or neighboring businesses. Animal waste, inside and outside, will be disposed of immediately by our aggressive policies regarding a clean, safe environment with equipment in place to handle waste in a clean, efficient manner. [Also,please reference attachment#2] 7. Be consistent with the intent and purpose of the Zone in which it is proposed to locate such use. A primary purpose of a GI zone, General Industrial Zone, is "to promote economic viability of a type generally not appropriate for or compatible with retail sales areas." We are confident our use and vision for the space, located at 2811 Hyatt Circle, is compatible with the GI zone and less suited for retail sales areas currently available. Kennels up to 3,000 sq' are already a permitted use in GI. Our proposed building is 6,888 sq' located on a 1.35 acre lot. Commercial zones allow kennel usage without square foot restrictions. However, due to the typical closeness of retail and service businesses within the Commercial zones, we feel our use is better suited for the GI zone. Other zones allowing our use without size restrictions are often bordered by residential zones. Locating our proposed facility in a zone other than GI has the potential to create issues with neighbors. Attachment #2 Special Use Permit for 2811 Hyatt Circle Use Analysis 1. Ames Pet Resort will provide approximately 3-4 full time jobs and 2-3 part time positions. v m 2. Approximate utility needs are as follows: co D - Projected water demand; 312 GPD/9360 GPM - Waste water generation; same as water demand - Electricity demand; 5-10 KW M ►-� - Storm water increase; pre development 1.12 CFS _® post development 0.25 CFS gn - Solid waste generation; less than 1 ton/month a 3. Possible nuisance factors and plans to alleviate are limited to noise and/or odor. Noise from dogs inside the building will be confined to the boarding and play areas. Adequate sound proofing and insulation materials will be used to dampen sounds from inside. Outside areas for dogs are limited to one 2,460 sq' fenced and private play area. Animals will not have access to this area without staff supervision and hours of access will be limited. Dogs will use this outside space for exercise, bathroom breaks, and weather permitting, scheduled periods of socialization. Animal waste, inside and outside, will be disposed of immediately. We have a very aggressive policy regarding a clean and safe environment. Solid waste will be bagged and disposed of and all areas of the facility will be free of odors from urine or feces with the use high pressure spray equipment and environmentally friendly anti bacterial cleansers.