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I, Karen laFleur, being first duly sworn, do hereby depose and say as follows:
1. I state that I am a Program Technician for the Planning Division of the
Development Services Department, City of Springfield, Oregon.
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OFFICIAL SEAL
DEVETTE KELLY
NOTARYPUBUC.OREGON
COMMISSION NO. 420351
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TYPE I MINOR SITE PLAN MODIFICATION,
STAFF REPORT & DECISION
Project Name: Phase II ofIndustrial Site Development- Minor Site Plan Modification
Project Proposal: Construction ofa 5,475 square foot building with surrounding pavement of
9,348 square feet which is shown as Phase II of a previous approved Site Plan Review (97-07-
165).
Case Number: DRC2009-00011
Project Location: 2187 South F Street
Assessor's Map: 18-03-0 I, TL 3800
Zoning: Heavy Industrial (HI)
Refinement Plan: None
Metro Plan Designation: HI
Application Snbmitted Date: March 27, 2009
Decision Issued Date: May 22, 2009
Appeal Deadline Date: No Provision for Appeal
(SDC5.1-125.C)
Associated Applications: 1987-10-146 Partition,1997-07-165 Site Plan Review, 1998-06-125
Minimum Development Standards Review
APPLICANT
Applicant:
John Ash
89198 Sutton Lake Drive
Florence, OR 97439
CITY OF SPRINGFIELD'S DEVELOPMENT REVIEW TEAM
POSITION REVIEW OF NAME PHONE
Project Manager Planning Liz Miller 726-2301
Transportation Planning Engineer Transportation John Driscoll 726-3679
Public Works Engineer Sanitary & Storrn Sewer Clayton 736-1036
McEachern
Deputy Fire Marshal Fire and Life Safety Gilbert Gordon 726-2293
Plans Examiner Building Kip Kaufman 726-3623
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BACKGROUND
The subject site comprises approximately 2.52 acres, and is zoned and designated Heavy
Industrial (HI) in accordance with the Eugene Springfield Metro Area General Plan. The subject
property is partially developed with four existing buildings and 15,503 square feet of paving.
Two existing driveways access the site from South F Street.
The development site was granted Site rlan approval over all five phases in 1997. rhase I, a
14,000 square foot building and surrounding pavement area, was built in 1998. The current
proposal is for Phase II of the original Site rlan approval. If future phases are consistent with this
plan and are constructed within 3 years from the date of the Development Agreement, a Type I
Minor Modification will be required. If future phases are constructed subsequent to the three
year time limit or the proposal is not consistent with the approved plan, a Type II Major
Modification will be required.
Overall Site at 2187 South F Street
PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS
This proposal to construct Phase II of the development is required to be review under the Site
Plan Review Modification process based on the following sections of the code:
5. I 7-115 B. rhased Development - The Director shall approve a time schedule for
developing a site in phases, but in no case shall the total time period for all phases be greater than
two years, with a possible one-time one year extension as specified in 5.17-135.
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5.17-145 C - Modifications - The modification review process shall be applied when pad
sites in shopping centers or future phases shown on an approved Final Site Plan have not been
constructed within the time line specified in Section 5.17-135.
Since no construction of the phases has occurred since 1998 a Site Plan Review Modification
application and review is necessary due to the length of time that has elapsed.
MATERIALS REVIEWED
The original Final Site Plan was allowed to be submitted as tbe tentative review plan witb
tbe Final Site Plan Submittal required to be drawn by a professional approved by tbe City
of Springfield sbowing all missiug or ebanged information and incorporating all conditions
of approval.
DECISION
Preliminary Site Plan Modification approval as of the date of this letter, subject to the conditions
described herein.
SITE INFORMA nON
The subject property involved in this request is located at 2187 South F Street, Assessor's Map
# 18-03-0 I, Tax Lot 3800. The property is located entirely within the city limits and is a 20 year
Time of Travel Zone for the 16th and Q Street Wellhead. The site is located south of South F
Street and is north of Booth Kelly Road. The Booth Kelly Road is property owned by the City
although it is not a public road. The Millrace is just south of this city owned parcel. Zoning to
the south is Public Land and Open Space, to the east, west and north across South F Street is
Heavy Industrial.
CRITERIA FOR APPROVAL
A. The zoning is consistent with the Metro Plan diagram, andlor tbe applicable
Refinement Plan diagram, Plan District map, and Conceptual Development Plan.
Finding I: The site is zoned and designated Heavy Industrial (HI) in the Metro Area General
Plan Diagram.
Conclusion: This proposal Criterion 1.
B. Capacity requirements of public and private facilities, including but not limited to,
water and electricity; sanitary sewer and stormwater management facilities; and
streets and traffic safety controls sball not be exceeded and tbe public improvements
shall be available to serve tbe site at tbe time of development, unless otberwise
provided for by tbis code and otber applicable regulations. The Pnblic Works
Director or a utility provider sball determine capacity issues.
Easements
Finding 2: The original Final Site Plan shows the new building obtaining electricity from a
proposed power pole located in the Booth Kelly Road property privately owned by the City
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of Springfield. No easement document is shown for a Public Utility Easement on this
property allowing placement of a power pole.
Finding 3: The proposal calls for electricity to be provided to the new building by an
overhead line from this pole. This overhead line crosses above a 10' bioswale located along
the south property line.
Finding 4: SDC 4.3-125 requires that whenever possible, all utility lines shall be placed
underground.
Finding 5: SDC 4.3-140 requires that the applicant shall make arrangements with the City
and each utility provider for the dedication of utility easements necessary to fully service the
development or land beyond the development area as necessary.
Finding 6: The original Site Plan Review required a 7' wide Public Utility Easement (PUE)
along the South F Street frontage. The PUE is not shown on the original Final Plan and no
recorded document has been located in the file. The title report shows a PUE was recorded
on the property in 1998.
Finding 7: The title report shows a drainage easement was recorded on the property in April,
1998. This easement is also not shown on the plan and no recorded document indicating the
location is in the file.
Condition I: On the Final Site Plan submittal, show the proposed power pole located just
inside the south property line. The power pole shall be located on the top of the side slope of
the bios wale so that it does not interfere with the function of the swale.
Condition 2: As requested by the Springfield Utility Board, a 10' PUE shall be shown along
the south property line on the Final Site Plan and a document executed and recorded. A
recorded copy shall be submitted to the City of Springfield. Because this PUE will
encompass the bioswale, the document must specifY that the easement will only allow poles
for overhead lines and will not allow underground lines in this area.
Condition 3: Show all currently recorded easements on the Final Site Plan and provide
copies of the recorded documents.
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Bioswale area which is no longer sloped due to build up of silt and dirt.
Finding 8: Section 4.3-IIO.C of the SDC states that a stonnwater management system shall
accommodate potential run-off from its entire upstream drainage area, whether inside or
outside of the development.
Finding 9: Section 4.3-IIO.D of the SDC requires that run-off from a development shall be
directed to an approved stormwater management system with sufficient capacity to accept the
discharge.
Finding 10: Section 4.3-1 J O.E of the SDC requires new developments to employ drainage
management practices, which minimize the amount and rate of surface water run-off into
receiving streams, and which promote water quality.
Finding I J: The vegetation proposed for use in the swales will serve as the primary pollutant
removal mechanism for the stonnwater runoff, and will remove suspended solids and
pollutants through the processes of sedimentation and filtration. Satisfactory pollutant
removal will occur only when the vegetation has been fully established.
Finding 12: Pursuant to Chapter 3.03.4.A of the City's Engineering Design Standards and
Procedures Manual and Section 4.4 of Portland's Stonnwater Management Manual, solid
waste storage areas shall be covered and hydraulically isolated from potential stonnwater
runoff, and directed to the sanitary sewer system.
Couditiou 4: The landscaping/vegetation in the ditch along the frontage of South F Street
need to be maintained to allow flow through the culverts under the access driveways for the
site.
Coudition 5: The bio swale around the site needs to be graded and then revegetated to
provide the section shown on the site plan. It appears that the current condition of the bio-
swale is silted in so no treatment or storage is provided for runoff.
Condition 6: The receptacles (trash and recycling) stored around the site must be provided
with a cover and the trash receptacle shall also be provided with a drain to the ~anitary s~rf';... I c
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Conclusion: As conditioned herein, this proposal satisfies Criterion 2.
C. The proposed development shall comply with all applicable public and private
design and construction standards contained in this Code and other applicable
regulations.
Springfield Development Code Chapter 3 - Land Use Districts
Finding 13: At this time tenants for the four tenant spaces are unknown. SDC section 3.2-
410 "Use Categories" -lists out pennitted uses in the Heavy Industrial zoning district.
Finding 14: The site is located in a 20 year Time of Travel Zone for the Drinking Water
Protection Overlay (SDC 3.3-200). This overlay zone became effective in May of2000 after
the original review of this site in 1997. Because all of the City of Springfield's drinking
water comes from wells located throughout the jurisdiction, this overlay zone was established
to help protect the City's drinking water supply. In conjunction with the Springfield Utility
Board a business that utilizes hazardous materials goes through a review process or receives
an exemption based on the quantity of materials the business stores, handles or treats.
Condition 7: All future tenants must be pennitted uses in the Schedule of Use Categories
listing for the Heavy Industrial zoning district located within the Springfield Development
Code.
Condition 8: Prior to approval of the Final Site Plan, the applicant shall provide a draft copy
of standardized lease agreement language for individual lease spaces requiring each occupant
to comply with SDC 3.3-200 Drinking Water Protection Overlay District before occupancy of
the space. This could require either a Drinking Water Protection application and review or an
approved exemption letter.
Springfield Development Code Chapter 4 - Development Standards
Water Service and Fire Protection
Finding 15: SDC sections 4.3-130 A. and B. state that each development area shall be
provided with a water system having sufficiently sized mains and lesser lines to furnish an
adequate water supply to the development with sufficient access for maintenance. This
section also states that fire hydrants and mains shall be installed by the developer as required
by the Fire Marshal and the utility provider.
Finding 16: Two fire hydrants are required based on 2007 Springfield Fire Code Appendix
B, Table B I 05.1 and Appendix C, Table C I 05.1 (one existing shown on the site plan and one
additional fire hydrant). This is based on the proposed Building 3 square footage of 5475 sq.
ft. and Type V -B (light weight wood) construction. Per 2007 Springfield Fire Code (SFC)
Table B 105.1, a 5,475 sq. ft. building requires a fire flow of2,000 gallons per minute. Table
C I 05.1 requires 2 fire hydrants with an average spacing of 450 feet to meet this fire flow.
Finding 17: The applicant has decided to upgrade the type of construction per the 2007
Oregon Structural Specialty Code. This would mean using steel instead of wood and not
using any lightweight wood elements. _I I ~
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Condition 9: Combustible storage for this building will not be allowed to exceed 12 feet
without a purpose designed fire sprinkler system meeting OSSC/SFC requirements (6 feet for
certain high hazard commodities such as rubber tires, Group A plastics, flammable liquids,
idle pallets and similar commodies). Hazardous materials shall not exceed maximum
allowable quantities per 2007 SFC Table 2703.1.1(1).
Vehicle Parking
Finding 18: SDC 4.6-115 requires all off-street parking areas to comply with the dimensions
listed in Table 4.6-1. One such dimension calls for 24 feet of aisle space between rows of
parking stalls that are positioned at right angle with the flow of traffic.
Finding 19: The site plan shows 21 feet of aisle space between the parking stalls of Phase
One and Phase Two, with stalls being at right angles with the flow of traffic. As this
development is zoned Heavy Industrial, the vehicles parking on the site will be larger than a
typical commercial parking lot.
Condition 10: The final site plan shall display the parking lot arrangement to be in
conformance with SDC Table 4.6-1. This table requires a minimum 24' aisle width between
parking stalls.
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Finding 20: Per SDC 4.4-110 screening shall be required for all trash and waste receptacles.
Screening may be structural such as a fence or masonry wall to provide uniform sight
obscuring screening.
Finding 21: A site visit has verified that the original location shown for trash enclosures
contains a liquid nitrogen tank and that at least four dumpsters are located on the site in the
area of phases I and II.
Condition 11: The location of the trash enclosures and all other additions (such as the
nitrogen tank and C02 tank) to the site must be shown accurately on the Final Site Plan. The
trash enclosure must be sized sufficiently to enclose all receptacles for phases I and II. This
may require some relocation of parking spaces. The minimum number of parking spaces to
accommodate the two phases using this area is 20. Because the use and zoning is Heavy
Industrial, the recycling enclosure can be three sided with openings to accommodate the use.
The trash enclosure must provide sight obscuring screening which must be continuous to at
least 6 feet above ground level.
Lighting
Free Standing Light Fixture located just east of phase I fenced area.
Finding 22: A site visit shows a free standing light fixture on the south property line installed
in the proposed Phase II area which was not shown on the original Final Site Plan. The
height of the proposed building is 18'. The proposed plan shows 150 watt lights attached to
the exterior building with shielding directed downward.
Finding 23: SDC 4.5-110 B. states that the height ofa free standing exterior light fixture
shall not exceed 25 feet or the height of the principal permitted structure, whichever is less.
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In this case, height is measured as the vertical distance between the paved surface and the
bottom of the light fixture.
Finding 24: Per SDC 4.5-110 A., on-site lighting shall be the minimum illumination
necessary for a given application including parking areas and vehicle sales areas. All exterior
light fixtures shall be shielded or recessed so that direct glare and reflection are contained
within the boundaries of the property, and directed downward and away from abutting
properties; public rights-of-way; and riparian, wetlands and other protected areas identified in
this Code on the same property.
Condition 12: Show the location of the existing light pole on the Final Site Plan along with
the height of the pole. Provide the type and extent of shielding, type of illumination, wattage
and luminous area for both the existing free standing pole and attached exterior lights on the
proposed building. If the light is greater in height than either building in phase I or II it must
be adjusted to be no taller than the height of the buildings or 25' whichever is less. Lights
and shielding must comply with the requirements of SDC 4.5-110.
Conclusion: As conditioned, the proposal meets the requirements of the above criterion.
D. Parking areas and ingress-egress points have been designed to: facilitate vehicular
traffic, bicycle and pedestrian safety to avoid congestion; provide connectivity
within the development area and to adjacent residential areas, transit stops;
neighborhood activity centers, and commercial, industrial and public areas;
minimize driveways on arterial and collector streets as specified in this Code or
other applicable regulations and comply with the ODOT access management
standards for state highways.
Finding 25: Two driveway approaches have been approved as access onto South F Street,
listed as public right-of-way.
Finding 26: The Booth Kelly Road is not listed as public right-of-way but as a privately
owned parcel of property. This parcel lies directly south of the site.
Finding 27: The original approved Final Site Plan shows a continuous bioswale across the
south property line. A site visit shows the installation of a concrete driveway from Phase I
across the area of the bioswale accessing the parcel to the south (Booth Kelly Road). The
City of Springfield finds no access easement allowing use of this parcel.
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Driveway Accessing the Booth Kelly Road parcel crossing the bioswale on the south
property line.
Condition 13: Provide documentation showing permission from the City of Springfield to
access the Booth Kelly Road property.
Condition 14: If no access approval or easement is granted to use the Booth Kelly Road
property, gates accessing this property shall be permanently bracketed and no further use of
the driveway shall occur.
Condition 15: If no access approval or easement is granted to use the Booth Kelly Road
property, the driveway shall either be removed and the bioswale restored to its original
condition shown on the original Final Site Plan or drainage underneath the concrete driveway
shall be installed in order to provide proper management of the stormwater on site. Please
contact Clayton McEachern in the Public Works Department for assistance with a proposal
for drainage in the concreted area of the bioswale.
Conclusion: As conditioned, this proposal satisfies Criterion 4.
E. Physical featnres, including, but not limited to: steep slopes with nnstable soil or
geologic conditions; areas with snsceptibility of Dooding; significant clusters of trees
and shrubs; watercourses shown on the Water Quality Limited Watercourse Map
and their associated riparian areas; wetlands; rock outcroppings; open spaces; and
areas of historic andlor arcbaeological significance, as may be specified in Section
3.3-900 or ORS 97.740-760, 358.905-955 and 390.235-240, shall be protected as
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Finding 25: The site is approximately 66 feet north of the Millrace, which is listed as a Water
Quality Limited Watercourse and also is shown on the Natural Resources Map as a Locally
Significant Wetland.
Finding 26: SDC 4.3-115 requires a 50' riparian setback upland from the top of the bank of
all Water Quality Limited Watercourses with stream flow less than 1,000 CFS. This section
allows only a limited amount of uses to occur within the 50' riparian setback area and has
specific requirements for protection of water quality and protection of riparian area functions.
Storage occurring outside the south property line north of the Millrace.
Finding 27: Booth Kelly Road, which is tax lot 700 and privately owned by the City of
Springfield exists between the site and the Millrace. This area encompasses the area required
as the 50' riparian area setback. Storage of items from this development is occurring along
with parking of vehicles within the Booth Kelly Road tax lot.
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Condition 16: The City of Springfield has not granted an easement for use of the Booth
Kelly Road property for parking or as a storage area for this development. Also, due to the
proximity of the Millrace and in order to avoid further discharge impacts to the Millrace and
its riparian setback area stored items must be removed from the Booth Kelly Road and
parking of vehicles must occur on-site.
Conclusion: As conditioned this proposal satisfies this criterion.
CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL:
Condition 1: On the Final Site Plan submittal, show the proposed power pole located just
inside the south property line. The power pole shall be located on the top of the side slope of
the bioswale so that it does not interfere with the function of the swale.
Condition 2: As requested by the Springfield Utility Board, a 10' PUE shall be shown along
the south property line on the Final Site Plan and a document executed and recorded. A
recorded copy shall be submitted to the City of Springfield. Because this PUE will
encompass the bioswale, the document must specify "that the easement will only allow poles
for overhead lines and will not allow underground lines in this area.
Condition 3: Show all currently recorded easements on the Final Site Plan and provide
copies of the recorded documents.
Condition 4: The landscaping/vegetation in the ditch along the frontage of South F Street
need to be maintained to allow flow through the .culverts under the access driveways for the
site.
Condition 5: The bio swale around the site needs to be graded and then revegetated to
provide the section shown on the site plan. It appears that the current condition of the bio-
swale is silted in so no treatment or storage is provided for runoff.
Condition 6: The receptacles (trash and recycling) stored around the site must be provided
with a cover and the trash receptacle shall also be provided with a drain to the sanitary sewer.
Condition 7: All future tenants must be permitted uses in the Schedule of Use Categories
listing for the Heavy Industrial zoning district located within the Springfield Development
Code.
Condition 8: Prior to approval of the Final Site Plan, the applicant shall provide a draft copy
of standardized lease agreement language for individual lease spaces requiring each occupant
to comply with SDC 3.3-200 Drinking Water Protection Overlay District before occupancy of
the space. This could require either a Drinking Water Protection application and review or an
approved exemption letter.
Condition 9: Combustible storage for this building will not be allowed to exceed 12 feet
without a purpose designed fire sprinkler system meeting OSSC/SFC requirements (6 feet for
certain high hazard commodities such as rubber tires, Group A plastics, flammable liquids,
idle pallets and similar commodies). Hazardous materials shall not exceed maximum
allowable quantities per 2007 SFC Table 2703.1.1 (1). r;J I, CI
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Condition 10: The final site plan shall display the parking lot arrangement to be in
conformance with SDC Table 4.6-1. This table requires a minimum 24' aisle width between
parking stalls.
Condition 11: The location of the trash enclosures and all other additions (such as the
nitrogen tank and C02 tank) to the site must be shown accurately on the Final Site Plan. The
trash enclosure must be sized sufficiently to enclose all receptacles for phases I and II. This
may require some relocation of parking spaces. The minimum number of parking spaces to
accommodate the two phases using this area is 20. Because the use and zoning is Heavy
Industrial, the recycling enclosure can be three sided with openings to accommodate the use.
Screening for the enclosure must be sight obscuring and continuous to at least six feet above
ground level.
Condition 12: Show the location of the existing light pole on the Final Site Plan along with
the height of the pole. Provide the type and extent of shielding, type of illumination, wattage
and luminous area for both the existing free standing pole and attached exterior lights on the
proposed building. If the light is greater in height than either building in phase I or II it must
be adjusted to be no taller than the height of the buildings or 25' whichever is less. Lights
and shielding must comply with the requirements of SDC 4.5-110.
Condition 13: Provide documentation showing permission from the City of Springfield to
access the Booth Kelly Road property.
Condition 14: If no access approval or easement is granted to use the Booth Kelly Road
property, gates accessing this property shall be permanently bracketed and no further use of
the driveway shall occur.
Condition 15: If no access approval or easement is granted to use the Booth Kelly Road
property, the driveway shall either be removed and the bios wale restored to its original
condition shown on the original Final Site Plan or drainage underneath the concrete driveway
shall be installed in order to provide proper management of the storm water on site. Please
contact Clayton McEachern in the Public Works Department for assistance with a proposal
for drainage in the concreted area of the bioswale.
Condition 16: The City of Springfield has not granted an easement for use of the Booth
Kelly Road property for parking or as a storage area for this development. Also, due to the
proximity of the Millrace and in order to avoid further discharge impacts to the Millrace and
its riparian setback area, stored items must be removed from the Booth Kelly Road and
parking of vehicles must occur on-site.
WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE
The applicant shall provide the required information and three (3) copies of the Final Site Plan
drawn by a professional approved by the City of Springfield and responses to the Conditions
of Approval prior to submittal for building permits. In order to complete the review process, a
Development Agreement is required within 45 days from the date of this decision (ie. by Marcb
24, 2008) to ensure the terms and conditions of this application are binding upon both the
applicant and the City. This agreement will be prepared by Staff upon receiving the Final Site
Plan, and must be signed by the property owner prior to issuance ofany building 71its./ _
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All future phases shall be reviewed by a separate Site Plan Review Modification application.
This decision only reviews Phase II of the proposed phasing plan. If future phases are
consistent with this plan and are constructed within 3 years from the date of the
Development Agreement, a Type I Minor Modification will be required. If future phases
are constructed subsequent to the three year time limit or the proposal is not consistent
with the approved plan, a Type II Major Modification will be required.
If you have any questions please contact the undersigned at (541) 726-2301 or by email at
1m; Iler@c;.sDringtield.or.us
PREPARED BY:
Liz Miller
Planner I
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CITY OF SPRINGFIELD
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT
225 5th ST
SPRINGFIELD, OR 97477
John ASh
89198 Sutton Lake Drive
Florence, OR 97439
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