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Noise <br /> The proposed use, Religious Assembly, is considered a noise sensitive land use <br /> (Development Title Table 1025.9). The projected 2005 65 dB noise contour for French <br /> Camp Road extends 210 feet from the roadway onto the subject parcel (General Plan <br /> Volume III, Table III-D-513). The CNEL noise contours for Ponderosa Street are not <br /> available. Any outdoor activities for Religious Assembly need to remain outside the 65 <br /> dB CNEL noise contour. Any interior spaces need to be below 45 dB. Where the <br /> location of the outdoor activity areas is unknown or is not applicable, the noise standard <br /> shall be applied at the property line of the receiving land use (Development Title Table 9- <br /> 1025.9). The site plan should show the 2005 65 dB CNEL noise contours for French <br /> Camp Road and should indicate all proposed outdoor activity areas. <br /> Screening <br /> According to Development Title Section 9-1022.4, if a commercial project abuts a <br /> residential zone, an area shown on the General Plan for residential use, or an existing <br /> residential use, a solid masonry wall six (6) to seven (7) feet in height shall be erected <br /> along the abutting property line. All properties adjacent to the subject site are either <br /> currently developed or designated for residential development on the General Plan. <br /> Site Plan <br /> If a full application is submitted, the Site Plan needs to provide the following: <br /> • Show better defined property lines. It is difficult to tell which lines are the property <br /> lines. <br /> • Show sign detail. It is not clear on the site plan which type of sign is being <br /> requested; a pole sign or a monument sign? Signs shall be set back a minimum of <br /> 5-feet from the property line. In the AU-20 zone, a pole sign shall not exceed fifty <br /> (50) feet in size and a monument sign shall not exceed sixty (60) feet in size. The <br /> Development Title provides for modification of the standard sign requirements with a <br /> discretionary permits (Development Title Section 9-1710.4). It is a good idea to <br /> submit modifications for the signs on the site plan with the original Use Permit <br /> application. <br /> • Show how and when the future exit will be constructed. It is not clear if this is to be <br /> approved as part of the currently proposed project. Is this going to be a project with <br /> two phases? The number of driveways should be limited. When the proposed exit <br /> to French Camp Road is completed, are any driveways on Ponderosa Street to be <br /> closed off. Will there also be an entrance off of French Camp Road in the future? <br /> • Parking calculations are required. <br /> • As a condition of the Use Permit, a landscape architect may be required to prepare <br /> the landscape plans. <br /> NOTE: The pre-application conference is designed to inform prospective applicants of <br /> the General Plan consistency, zoning consistency, public improvement requirements, <br />