HomeMy WebLinkAboutSDP201900026 Review Comments Final Site Plan and Comps. 2019-11-07County of Albemarle
Department of Community Development
Memorandum
To:
Megan Nedostup
From:
Emily Cox
Rev. 3:
07 November 2019
Subject:
Brookhill Block 8A - FSP (SDP201900026)
The final site plan for Brookhill Block 8A has been reviewed by Engineering. There are no objections.
1. WP0201900004 must be approved before final site plan can be approved. Rev. 1:
Comment not addressed. Rev. 2: Comment not addressed. Rev. 3: Comment
addressed. WP0201900004 is approved.
2. [Sheet C-100] Please add WP020190004 to the list of plan references. Rev. 1: Comment
addressed.
3. [Sheet C-201] Show deed book & page for all existing easements, this includes the SWM
Facility easement. Rev. 1: Comment not addressed. Rev. 2: Comment addressed.
4. [Sheet C-201 ] Add to note: "plans ... and do not represent the current existing conditions
on site in the field." Rev. 1: Comment addressed.
5. Signed and sealed engineered designs for retaining walls will be necessary before plan
approval. Rev. 1: Comment not addressed. Rev. 2: Comment not addressed. Rev. 3:
Comment addressed.
6. [Sheet C-301] Sidewalk adjacent to parking should be 6' wide unless bumper blocks are
provided. See County Code 18-4.12.16.e. There is a 5.5' sidewalk labeled in the SE
corner. Rev. 1: Comment addressed.
7. [Sheet C-301] Provide enough dimensions or an exhibit/detail to show compliance with
angled parking and travelways per County Code 18-4.12.16 and Page 16 of the
Engineering Design Standards Manual(Section 7- C.2). Rev. 1: Partially addressed.
Ensure all dimensions and angles are shown. Rev. 2: Comment addressed.
8. [Sheet C-301] The SWM Access drive will need to be in a SWM facility easement. Rev.
1: Comment addressed.
9. [Sheet C-401] Show parking line pavement markings and ensure there are enough spot
shots to show that no parking areas are graded steeper than 5%. Rev. 1: Comment
addressed.
10. Provide note on landscaping plan regarding 2:1 slopes. They shall be stabilized with steep
slope grass or some other stabilized ground cover. Rev. 1: Crown Vetch is invasive and is
not recommended. Please revise note. Rev. 2: Rev. 2: Comment addressed.