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Home My WebLink About16-023 ApplicationCi of Little Rock Planning and Development Building Codes 723 West Markham Little Rock, Arkansas 72201-1334 Routing Slip for Commercial Building Permit Project Name: Project Address: Route Number: Application Date: Date Due Out: Applicant Contact Information: Name: Address: City/State/Zip: Phone: Fax: E-mail: Type of Project: Occupancy: Type of Construction: Height of Building: Area of Building: Number of Stories: Fire Zone: Sprinklers: Fire Alarm Standpipe: Reviewer: Curtis Richey E-mail Address: criche littlerock.or Phone: 501.371.4724 Priority Wire and Cable 1800 E. Roosevelt 20160 4-8-16 4-15-16 Hill Development — Doug Kerr 6530 Westminster Benton, AR 72019 501-681-7800 doug@hilldev.net Civil / Parking Lot NA Civil Only NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Spillman, Darren From: Mark Redder <mark@holloway-eng.com> Sent: Monday, April 04, 2016 2:16 PM To: Spillman, Darren Subject: RE: Priority Wire Great, thanks From: Spillman, Darren[mailto:dspillman@littlerock.org] Sent: Monday, April 04, 2016 2:02 PM To: 'Mark Redder' <mark@holloway-eng.com> Subject: RE: Priority Wire Mark, Looks like you have got the trees covered however, I will still need a few more shrubs between the right-of-way and the parking. These need to be placed 3'-0" o.c. to provide a continuous screen for the parking area. It appears that there is approximately 320 linear feet of vehicular use area that abuts the right-of-way. This would require a minimum of 107 shrubs; your plan shows only 49 shrubs in this area. Also, after my first review I neglected to mention that for any site shrubs from two (2) different genuses are required. If you can change a portion of your shrubs to another species I believe you will have met all of the minimums. I would suggest maybe adding a plant such as Encore azalea, Knockout Roses or Sea Green Juniper. However, since Knockout Roses are deciduous these can only be used on the west side only; screening shrubs adjacent to the right-of-way are required to be evergreen. Thanks, Tracy D. Tracy Spillman, PLA Plans and Development Administrator City of Little Rock - Department of Planning and Development 723 W. Markham Little Rock, AR 72701 501.371.4864 From: Mark Redder [mailto:mark@holloway-eng.com] Sent: Monday, April 04, 2016 11:02 AM To: Spillman, Darren <dspillman @littlerock.org,> Subject: RE: Priority Wire Tracy, Get a look at this, I don't remember how old the one I sent you was. I planted bushes on the west side anyhow, I think they want all this to be nice. Thanks, Mark From: Spillman, Darren [riiailto:dspillman@[ittlerock.org] Sent: Monday, April 04, 2016 10:07 AM To: 'Mark Redder' <mark@holloway-eng.com> Subject: RE: Priority Wire Looks good Mark, I think you're in the ball park and I believe I can get manipulate the placement requirements to bring it closer to compliance. However, there are a few suggestions that I have outlined below that will help. Building Landscape For the new parking on the west side of the building there needs to be 675 sq ft of planter area to meet the building landscape requirements. I am unable to scale your drawing but it looks like the island located at the approximate center on the west side of the building and the southwest corner of the building would meet or exceed the required building square footage. There is an approximate 225 linear feet of building adjacent to the new parking this will require 6 trees and 23 shrubs. If you placed shrub material in the islands and 1 additional tree at the north end of the new parking. This should cover everything. I would also suggest planting a shrub the would be hardy and remain low, such as dwarf yaupon holly or Andorra juniper. Perimeter landscape ■ No landscape required at the west. Industrial sites adjacent to other industrial sites are not required to provide perimeter planting strips outside of the front yard setback. Parkin ■ 62 parking spaces will require 5 trees • I have estimated approximately 18,000 sq. feet of new parking (not counting the existing paving) this will require 1,440 sq ft of green space (8%) in or in close proximity of the parking area. You may be a little short since I'm counting the new western islands as building landscape. Is there a possibility of turning the dead area on the southeast corner of the building into landscape? Front Yard 1 Street perimeter Approximately 320 linear ft. 11 trees and 107 shrubs will be required (1 tree for every 30 linear feet and 1 screening shrub for every 3 linear feet) Plant Material The City of Little Rock will know longer accept crape myrtle to count as a tree. These can be planted but no credit towards meeting the landscape requirements can be given. Since your close on the tree quantities you will need you might want to substitute these for another flowering tree such as Chaste Tree (Vitex agnus- castus). I started to see this used in place of crape myrtles here in Little Rock. Let me know if you have any questions or comments. Thanks, Tracy D. Tracy Spillman, PLA Plans and Development Administrator City of Little Rock - Department of Planning and Development 723 W. Markham Little Rock, AR 72701 501.371.4864 From: Mark Redder [mailto:mark hollowav-eng.com] Sent: Friday, April 01, 2016 4:55 PM To: Spillman, Darren <dspill man@ littlerock.org> Subject: Priority Wire Tracy, We have revised to add more parking on this site. Please review and comment. Thanks, Mark Mark Redder Vice President\Civil Design Holloway Engineering 200 Casey Drive Maumelle, Arkansas 72113 1-501-851-3366 Office 1-501-851-3368 Fax 1-501-765-0099 Cell HOLLOWAY ENGINEERING tiur+tvitt , E"ivi! lk.i , , PL.LC 16-023 — Priority Wire and Cable —1800 E. Roosevelt- #201602775 1. Site plan must comply with the City's minimal landscape and buffer ordinance requirements. 2. Signage is to be reviewed and permitted separately. 3. Additional shrubs will be required between the new paved parking area and the Roosevelt Road right-of-way. There is approximately three hundred and twenty (320) linear feet of vehicular use area that abuts the right-of-way. This would require a minimum of one hundred (107) shrubs. Provide fifty-five additional shrubs and place shrubs at 3'0" on center to provide a continuous screen of the vehicular use area. 4. For any site shrubs from two (2) different genuses are required. Change a portion of the proposed shrubs to a different plant species or provide additional shrub material that is different form the proposed Compacta Holly. 5. Return three (3) copies of the revised landscape plan sheet C3.00 and one (1) copy of the survey to the Plans Development Administrator before releasing for permit. 6. The City Beautiful Commission recommends preserving as many existing trees as feasible on this site. Credit toward fulfilling Landscape Ordinance requirements can be given when preserving trees of six (6) inch caliper or larger.