1999-01-09_PERMIT FILE - M2002004

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Memo to PCPC Re: SUP No. 1999-002 June 9, 1999 Page 18 will increase approximately 320 vehicles per day during peak shipping months. Rail car counts along the crossing associated with Lime Road will increase an average of 52 cars per day. Given the current configuration of Lime Road and its associated rail crossing, improvements will be necessary to safely convey the increased vehicle, truck, and rail traffic. These improvements may include widening Lime Road, increasing the roads structural integrity, installing appropriate shoulders, and perhaps the straightening of the road at appropriate locations. Improvements to the rail crossing may include the installation of crossing gates and other measures designed to safely convey the increased volume of surface and rail traffic. EASEMENTS As a result of the location of the east and west blocks of land, the plant site and initial quarry areas are land-locked and do not have direct access to a public road. The applicant will be required to secure valid access easements and construct a private access road to provide ingress/egress to the plant and quarry areas. Currently, no valid access easement providing vehicular access to the property have been submitted. PARKING REQUIREMENTS An Off-Street Parking Plan meeting the standards of Section 30 of the Zoning Resolution (refer to 30(k) for plan detail) will need to be submitted, approved, and implemented prior to authorization for a Certificate of Occupancy. SECTION 30 - OFF-STREET PARKING STANDARDS (a) PURPOSE. These standards are designed to lessen congestion in the streets, by requiring the owners and operators of land, structures and uses to provide off- street parking for their residents, employees, customers, clients, patients, and other visitors. However, nothing in these regulations shall be deemed to deprive such owners or operators of the right to maintain control over all such land and structures. The off-street parking requirements herein contained shall apply to the following activities which occur after the enactment of these regulations: • newly constructed buildings and newly established land uses; • existing buildings which are expanded by an addition thereto;