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Staff Report PC18-040-DP Belle Tire- Development Plan Docket PC18-040-DP Belle Tire - The petitioner is requesting approval of a Developmentt Plan to be known as Belle Tire. The subject property is currently zoned PUD and is approximately 2.4 +/- acres. This property is located of off Perry Worth Road. The petitioner is Enright Architects and the property owner is Duke, LLC. Proposed Development The subject property is approximately 2.4 +/- acres and is located off of Perry Worth Road. The petitioner, Enright Architects, is proposing to develop and build a new 16,000 square foot Belle Tire building. Access to the site will be from a curb cut off of Perry Worth Road. Belle Tire will be an automotive retail/ training facility, focusing on sales and installation of passenger car tires and related services as well as employee training activities. The store sells and installs vehicle tires, various automotive parts and offers minor automotive repairs such as brakes, alignments, batteries, shocks and struts and oil changes. No major engine or transmission repair or body work is conducted in the facility. All repair and installation work takes place inside the building. Though rare, if vehicles are left overnight they are stored inside. No outdoor displays are used.

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Staff Report PC18-040-DP Belle Tire- Development Plan

Docket PC18-040-DP Belle Tire - The petitioner is requesting approval of a Developmentt Plan to be

known as Belle Tire. The subject property is currently zoned PUD and is approximately 2.4 +/- acres. This

property is located of off Perry Worth Road. The petitioner is Enright Architects and the property owner

is Duke, LLC.

Proposed Development

The subject property is approximately 2.4 +/- acres and is located off of Perry Worth Road. The

petitioner, Enright Architects, is proposing to develop and build a new 16,000 square foot Belle Tire

building. Access to the site will be from a curb cut off of Perry Worth Road.

Belle Tire will be an automotive retail/ training facility, focusing on sales and installation of passenger car tires and related services as well as employee training activities. The store sells and installs vehicle tires, various automotive parts and offers minor automotive repairs such as brakes, alignments, batteries, shocks and struts and oil changes. No major engine or transmission repair or body work is conducted in the facility. All repair and installation work takes place inside the building. Though rare, if vehicles are left overnight they are stored inside. No outdoor displays are used.

Hours of operation in all stores is Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday – 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday

and Thursday – 8:00 a.m.to 8:00 p.m., Saturday – 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and closed on Sunday. Each

location employs 10 to 15 full time employees. The training area will employ an additional 5 full

time employees and will have as many as 10 visiting trainees at one time. The exterior of the

building will be all clay brick veneer, cast stone, clear insulated glass with aluminum frame, EIFS

detailing and clear acrylic glazing panels that allow light to penetrate in and out but obscure views

into the inventory area

Below is the proposed plan:

Below are the proposed building elevations:

Compliance The proposed concept plan is in compliance with the standards of the Anson PUD. Landscaping and

lighting plans have been submitted and revised for compliance.

Technical Advisory Committee Comments TAC met on 9/11/2018. Most comments have been addressed- some outstanding comments involve:

Boone County Drainage approvals

Staff Comments/Recommendations • Staff recommends that the Plan Commission consider that Belle Tire meets the zoning

requirements for this location within the Anson PUD however, it is not surrounded by like uses

and does not conform with the currently approved development in this area of the PUD.

• Although it is not a requirement, staff recommends that the Plan Commission takes into

consideration items such as over saturation of like, stand-alone uses when discussing this plan.