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DRC tables Silver Creek site plan for Santa Cruz Industrial subdivision over fire-flow, drainage and lot-boundary issues
Summary
The Development Review Committee tabled the Silver Creek industrial site plan in the Santa Cruz Industrial Subdivision after staff raised outstanding fire-code, storm-drain, lot-boundary and landscaping questions; applicant (architect) will resubmit with requested details.
The Development Review Committee on June 10 tabled the Silver Creek site-plan application for the southwest lots of the Santa Cruz Industrial Subdivision, citing unresolved fire protection requirements, a building that crosses a lot line, incomplete storm-drain detail and landscaping and lighting plan needs.
"The minimum fire flow for this building will be based off of the type of construction," said Ryan Lynn, the fire chief, noting that building construction type and height determine required fire flow, the number and spacing of hydrants, and access-road standards under the International Fire Code. Lynn said the roughly 30,000–38,000-square-foot building as proposed would…
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