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o Concerns raised regarding how often large trucks would be coming to the site, whether or not the County would actually provide their approval, and generally the likelihood of this causing major traffic issues on Main Street o It was recommended that the Applicant reconsider the design of the loading spaces and parking lot o Another recommendation was that the loading could take place at a different time of the day, rather than during the peak morning hours ▪ Applicant expressed concern regarding urban design and walkability. The utilization of the corner of the lot by the building rather than parking is important for these factors o Other major concerns which need to be addressed include providing a site triangle and turning templates for Main Street • Circulation of parking area: o Concerns about back-in only spots not being practical and customers backing onto a right-of-way o Engineer needs more information regarding the circulation of the parking areas including proofs on record for the Prospect Place parking and information on the circulation for the spaces adjacent to Main Street o Concerns brought up regarding pedestrian movement through the parking area and if it would be feasible to include a crosswalk or clearer pedestrian path through the lot. Currently the lot is showing a lot of tight interactions between pedestrians and vehicles that could be dangerous, especially around the entrance from Main Street o Concern brought up regarding the lack of buffer space between the parking area and the building ▪ Recommendation to include bollards or other safety features if the buffer requirement cannot be met o Discussions brought up regarding location of the entrance of the building being further from Main Street to increase safety due to the dangerous interactions in the parking lot ▪ Applicant notes the importance of having the entrance near Main Street for more pedestrian access and walkability • Revised parking circulation drawings are needed before this application goes before the Board 6. Lighting: