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To: Beth Dorminey
Plan preparer: (fax 000.000.0000) (for Engineer to use)
Owner or rep.: (fax 000.000.0000) (for Engineer to use)
From: William D. Fritz, AICP
Division: Current Development
Date: October 7, 2011
Subject: SDP - 2011 -63 Cracker Barrel
The Planner for the Current Development Division of the Albemarle County Department Community
Development will recommend approval of the plan referred to above when the following items have been
satisfactorily addressed. (The following comments are those that have been identified at this time.
Additional comments or conditions may be added or eliminated based on further review.) [Each comment
is preceded by the applicable reference to Chapter 18 of the Albemarle County Code.]
1. The Chief of Zoning has determined that the plan as submitted is not in compliance with
the proffers of ZMA 1999 -13. His comments are attached. The plan will have to be
revised to address this comment.
2. The plan does not show the changes to the Holiday Inn access required by Proffer 3 of
ZMA 1999 -13. The plan must be revised to show these changes. This will also require
easements from Holiday Inn. If the easements are already in place please provide that
information. If the easements are not in place the final site plan will not be signed until
the easements are in place.
3. Proffer 7 of ZMA 1999 -13 requires the submittal of a traffic study. The preliminary site
plan cannot be approved until the traffic study has been submitted and approved.
4. [32.5.6a] On the zoning information include that the property is subject to ZMA 1999 -13
and SP 2007 -63. (Copies of those approvals are attached.)
5. [32.5.6a] Revise the sheet numbers to include the total number of sheets. Without this
information is not possible to verify that a packet includes all the sheets of the proposed
project.
6. [32.5.6b] Note the proposed height of the structure.
7. [32.5.6f] Note that the site is not located within a drinking water watershed.
8. [32.5.6b] The parking calculations are for a building that is 8,900 square feet but the
notation on the plan shows a building of 8,960. 5,710 square feet is devoted to the
restaurant. This requires 74 parking spaces. (13 parking spaces/ 1000 square feet. 13X
5.710=74.23 spaces) The retail area is 3,190 square feet. This requires 32 parking
spaces (1 parking space /100 square feet of retail area (80% of gross). 3,190 X
.8= 2552/100 =25.52 spaces) This results in a parking requirement of 100 spaces. This
calculation needs to be updated on sheets C -1 and C -2.
9. [4.12.4a] The number of parking spaces provided cannot exceed the amount required by
more than 20 percent. The required parking is 100 spaces and 139 are provided. You
may request a waiver by following the procedures contained in Section 4.12.2(c).
10. [4.12.15g] Provide curbing at the south end of the parking lot. You may request a waiver
by following the procedures contained in Section 4.12.2(c).
11. [32.5.6s] On Sheet C2 a digit is missing from the height of the bottom of the wall in the
north eastern corner.
12. [32.5.6s] The height of the retaining wall will require fencing or railing or some other
means of preventing falls.
13. [32.5.6s] Sheet C3 has numerous features that cannot be identified. They are labeled as
G and A and have arrows. The first bay of parking has symbols in them also but no label.
What are these features?
14. [32.5.6b] An easement will be required for grading on the Holiday Inn property near the
interstate. If the easements are already in place please provide that information. If the
easements are not in place the final site plan will not be signed until the easements are in
place.
15. A boundary line adjustment will be needed to combine or alter the property lines for Tax
Map 76, Parcel 55A and Tax Map 76M1, Parcel 1. The existing lot lines run thru the
proposed building. This will require a fire wall in the middle of the building along the
property lines and various easements for parking, access and other features. Modifying
the parcel boundary resolves these issues. The site plan should note the proposed
location of the new parcel lines, or note that the parcels will be combined. Ultimately, a
subdivision plat will have to be submitted and approved to actually modify the parcel
boundaries. The boundary line relocation does not have to occur prior to preliminary site
plan approval. It will have to occur prior to final site plan approval.
Because of the significant changes that will need to be made to the plan in order to address
proffers this project may be referred back to the site review committee for review.
Please contact Bill Fritz at the Department of Community Development 296 -5832 ext. 3242 for
further information.