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Item No. 8 _ PC : 8-3-89 Tract. # 2113 (SU-80 -1q) Page 5 Road right-of-way requirements, it will be necessary to relo- cate one well site. In addition, the Department of Public Works is recommending that the subdivision access median be eliminated. The third transportation issue involves the standard to which the interior subdivision roads will be constructed. The appli- cant is proposing construction of roads that meet a 60-foot-wide right-of-way standard. The Department of Public Works recommends that subdivision streets be constructed in conformance to an 84-foot-wide industrial road standard. In industrial parks such as the one proposed, the County ' s experience has been that where rights-of-way of less than 84 feet wide have been provided, traffic congestion , including trucks parked within roadways, has been a significant concern. The County standard for an 84-foot-wide industrial road, measured from the centerline , includes a 30-foot-wide paved road section, a nine--foot-wide curb, gutter, and sidewalk sec- tion, and a three-foot-wide unimproved shoulder. The appli- cant ' s proposal , measured from the centerline, includes a 20-foot-wide paved road section, a seven-foot-wide curb/sidewalk section, and a three-foot--wide unimproved shoulder . Noise : Planning Title Section 9-3800(a) requires that the srnind level within the M-2 zone shall not exceed 75 decibels (db Ldn) at the property line of the developed .lot. . The applicant proposes a solid masonry or brick fence along the Eight Mile Road fron- tage. Fencing/Landscapin Si na e Lighting_ Measured from the centerline, the recommended right-of-way will increase from 40 feet to 83 feet . Staff recommends that the 26-foot width located outside the future Eight Mile Road right- of-way recommended by the Department of Public Works be landscaped and maintained by subdivision property owners until such time as the right-of-way is acquired by Caltrans. The 26-foot-wide strip would appear to be reasonable, both in terms of the 100 acres of industrial development contemplated and in consideration that future road .improvements will he required for Eight Mile Road. Project fencing along Eight Mile Road should be designed to enhance the site ' s appearance . Construction materials should be limited to a solid masonry or brick type of material , with