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ZV 2021-04, McDonald’s, 1490 N University Drive, variance request. (Dean)
Summary Explanation and Background
SUMMARY EXPLANATION AND BACKGROUND:
PROJECT DESCRIPTION / BACKGROUND:
Craig McDonald, as agent, is requesting a variance to allow one outbound stacking space, after new pick-up window, instead of the required 2 outbound stacking spaces. The existing restaurant and drive-thru were approved in May of 2008, by Site Plan #SP 2008-12.
A related miscellaneous application (MSC 2020-17), proposes to convert excess parking into a loading zone to allow the creation of two separate drive thru queuing lanes leading to the existing side by side ordering points. The two ordering points merge into one drive thru lane for making payments and picking up your order. A third window is being added past the existing pick-up window to allow cars to move forward and wait for delayed/larger orders.
Variance #ZV 2021-04 is requesting a variance to allow one (1) out bound stacking space instead of the required 2 outbound stacking spaces at this new pick-up window.
Depending on the outcome of the variance request, Miscellaneous Plan #MSC 2020-17, showing all details of additional queuing lane, new window, outbound stacking space and description of full operations, will be seen by the Planning & Zoning Board at the next meeting.
VARIANCE REQUEST DETAILS:
ZV 2021-04)
§ 155.258 DRIVE-THRU STACKING SPACES.
(J) Dive-thru facilities and automatic carwash facilities must provide inbound and outbound stacking spaces as follows. If a drive-thru property does not meet one of the categories below, then a stacking study shall be required to be performed and reviewed by the City Engineer for conformity with this chapter and the city engineering standards.
Type of Facility (Per Lane) = Beverage / food
Outbound Vehicle Spaces = 2
*Newly Adopted Code Reference: Table 155.611: Minimum Drive-Thru Stacking Spaces
Type of Facility (Per Lane) = Beverage / food
Outbound Vehicle Spaces...
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