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PC: 10-1-92 UP-92-12 be provided and that the surface be graveled. Operational Characteristics: This operation involves the purchasing of used equipment for sale. Some of this used equipment will require minor repairs, lubrication, and oil changes. It Is recommended that a paved repair area be provided. This area should be enclosed by a six-foot-high wooden fence and located at the northeast comer of the site. The paved area should also have a floor drain and a sand/oll separator. Any inoperable equipment and any repair work should be located within the enclosed area. No painting is allowed on the site without an approved paint booth. Because much of this equipment would damage pavement, most of the site is proposed to be surfaced with compacted soil and gravel. The loading ramp,which Is currently located in the Jack Tone Road right-of-way, should be relocated inside the fence. The ramp should be located on the compacted soil and gravel surface and be adjacent to a paved loading area. The applicant proposes removing the existing office, trailer, and tent it Is recommended that a new office be built near the Jack Tone Road entrance. Landscaping/Sims/Fencing: A six-foot-wide landscaping strip is proposed along the road frontages. It Is recommended that a ten-foot-wide landscaped strip be required. The existing chain-link fence is to be relocated outside of the planned 50-foot-wide right-of-way for Lone Tree Road. The Department of Public Works is requesting dedication of a 25-foot-wide right-of-way from the centerline of Lone Tree Road,with a 30-foot by 30-foot snipe at the comer. It is therefore recommended that the fence also be relocated outside of the snipe requested by Public Works. Two signs are proposed. One Is a four-foot by eight-foot portable sign, and the other Is an eight- foot by eight-foot sign. It is recommended that those signs be replaced by two monument signs, one for each frontage. Storm Drainage: The applicant is proposing the existing drainage, which is to the adjacent roads and properties. Staff recommends that storm drainage and additional runoff shall be retained in an on-slte storm drainage pond. This is a standard condition for new commercial projects. ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS: An Initial Study was prepared for this project on January 31, 1992, and no significant environmental impacts were identified. On the basis of that review, a Negative Declaration was prepared. In addition, a Certificate of Fee Exemption with a'De Minimis Impact Finding"has been prepared which indicates that this project could not have a significant impact on fish and wildlife resources. -11-