HomeMy WebLinkAboutSP-87-0000 - Decision - 0150 Dorset StreetFINDINGS -OF FACT
STATE OF VERMONT Or)t G,i
COUNTY OF CHITTENDEN
CITY OF SOUTH BURLINGTON'-
Re: Findings of Fact, application of Dorset Square Associates
(Mery Brown) for construction of a 3072 square foot addition to
the south side of the Earl's Schwinn building and combination of
Earl's lot with the Dorset Square Mall at 150 Dorset Street.
On the 11th of August 1987, the South Burlington Planning
Commission approved the request of Mery Brown for site plan
approval under Section 19.10 of the South Burlington Zoning
Regulations.
1. TRAFFIC ACCESS: Revised plans shall show access for the new
addition through the existing Dorset Square Mall access off
Dorset Street and through a 24 foot wide drive off of Corporate
Circle. The existing curb cut for Earl's Schwinn on Dorset
Street shall be closed. Written permission from the Corporate
Way property owner shall be obtained prior to using this private
road for access. A bond shall be posted for closing the curb cut
on Dorset Street prior to permit in an amount determined by the
City Engineer.
2. PARKING: Is adequate.
3. LANDSCAPING: The pavement along the west and north of Earl's
shall be removed and grassed. A $7500 landscaping bond shall be
posted prior to permit. A revised plan showing larger trees
shall be submitted to the City Planner for approval prior to
permit.
4. OTHER: If the Dorset Street signal is removed the applicant
shall complete a traffic study to determine what, if any
improvements are needed. The study shall be performed by the
applicant, reviewed by the Planning Commission and the Regional
Planning Commission Traffic Engineer. Any recommendations made
by the Commission after review of the study shall be done by the
applicant. The Commission retains this right for 2 years.
5. A 375 gpd sewer allocation is made and $2.50 per gallon shall
be paid prior to permit.
6. The building pe'mit shall be obtained w;thin 6 months or this
approval is null dn� vgld. i'
Chairman,
South Burlington Planning Commission