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Home My WebLink AboutCorrespondence fo . LOCATION: CAUCUS ROoMS TIME: 7:00P.M. y CARMEL CITY HALL ON:E CMC SQUARE ~ CARMEL, IN 46032. . . jJ 1- ;&:'. d' .' -'WI,rt;:_..IJD1)fiJ.,~~d 1'It'-IJ~ f)P~S~~ . :-t~t2tf'-~~'it8 ~)J 'Th~a~~~meettoconslderthefDl1owIlIgltems:m ,s:..tlJlrsr '" - CrO(' '(fIf!(}t{ Docket No. 177-02 OA, 178-02 CPA r' ta/fP. . Amendment to the CarmeJ/Clay Zoning OrcUnanee & Comprehensive Plan - ~- IFf MIneral Extraction District . . . ~ p~tionet se~ks to add 11 new z~ ~cno the z~ Ordinance. 11 Filed by the Department of ~ommumty Semces. ~ \~2. K(~ ft 3. g} . /11\ 4. I' tS ~ ~ . ..' ~' . p~~ "" City of Ca ~:,; .~~~.~... {~:~fi;j~: ~{J/~ eJ.r ..., \"l~ CARMEL/CLAY PLAN COMMISSION SPECiAL STUDIES CO:MMITTEE AGENDA TUESDAY, FEBRUAY 4, 2003 (Revised: ~-27-03) Docket No. 141-02 ADLS Amend; Fountams Plaza - 500 East Carmel Drive Petitioner seeks amended Architectural Design, tightingJ Landscaping &:. Sign,age approval to install a new ground sign, landscaping islands and lighti1:1gstandards. The site is located at 500 East Carmel Drive. The site is zoned B-8 Business. Filed by Brad Barns ofBams Investment Company. Docket No. 156-02 Ants ,Amend; Marsh Village Pantry #496 Petitioner seeks amended Architeotural Design, Lighting, Landscaping & Signage aP.PI'oval to modify building and canopy exteriors. The site is located at 9601 North College Avenue. The site is zoned B-3 Business. . Filed by David Olson. of Village Pantry) LtC. Docket No. 185-02 DP AmendlADLSj / West Carmel Center, Bloek Il,Lot 3 - Applebee's Neighborhood Bar & Grlll The applicant seeks amended development plan and AnLS approval to construct a restauraIit. . The site is generally located at the northeast comer of Michigan Road and Commerce Drive. The site is zoned B-3 and is located within the US 421IMichigan Road Overlay Zone. Filed by Troy Terew of Lewis Engineering for Apple Indiana r, LLC. . '0..".... 1 .'i ,. Mar 19 04 09:43a Scott Burr;in 317 - 326 - 4218 p.1 . ~6U,- o nil{ 4 1~ki> W'I \1 t:;e r eplacW v (LD o..ppmrolJ YWf!P5>S(J{VJ (7~' )~ 2f6) .I. ca V) pcJ+ h..!''vy,. I GY1 yYl CWcfl ~O I ~ CehA-v1"Aef. o (P(j s.e ~ ~.. -At:> ~ ;z. (\\ GLreJ\ ?fJ - < /I ~ 55> ~~ Facsimile Fax: 317-326-4218 ~bI sl)/-~r~ /1 (; / '1 /JU-5" 1'9"l~, ~t-ir S /HEr D:r#.6~~;N1 ~;'.TC To: Angie Butler CarmeVCIay Zoning Scott Burgin From: Date: 3175712426_. ~ ;A 1,8f.CF!VED Ii!:;': 1 Q fifl/iIJ oi":. v l., lIVl',t DOCS Fax No: 3/5/04 No. of Pages: 7 cc: Angie, WWLL.' 11d oPi tidL{ . COM Atta~hed is inf~ation pertaining to proposed lighting changes at Indianapolis Harley F"- DaVidson locatedJusl east of North Keystone Ave on 96th street 4 I Lf I.P E q f.Ji 1 We would like to remove the 4 existing 20' aluminum poles, each with a 400W Metal Halide lamp and replace with new style lighting. The replacement lighting would consist of the foHowing: Sf. Perimeter Lighting (see attached, refnote "A,C") (3) antique style 12' lamp poles, each with (1) 175W Metal Halide Lunar Optics (aka Dark. Skies) luminaire. Center Lighting (see attached, ref note "B, C") (1) antique style 12' lamp pole with (3) 175W Metal Halide Lunar Optics (aka Dark Skies) luminaries. The new lighting will not be as bright as the current lighting. The goal is to increase the aesthetic value and attractiveness ofthe property. I look fOIWard to your response. If you have any questions or concerns, I can be reached at the number above or my cell phone at 317-698-4419. Thanks! ~"liIO {( qw-f/h~S I !14~-qO~(:__7. Avd <:1<;~'0 . ~ '-1 \..{ - \....i (j l \r lI'-C ,tc-?( l., C-{('~~-;) \)CLLU/\ C{'rVvvYv~ ~(A ('-.(: P 0"'-.'" - 1'\;'''f>,t-~/Jo.-t.(:i!.(;,;J '3 . / fl..(I-{()l'l(l~/l!::>. EVERLlGHT Services · 786 East 400 North . Greenfield, IN 46140 Phone: 317-326-1342 · Fax: 317-326-4218 ~ March 19, 2004 Harley Davidson of Indianapolis, located at 4146 E 96th Street, is proposing to remove 4 existing 20-ft aluminum light poles and replace each with 12-ft antique lamp poles. The new light lamps will have a lower light wattage, also. These will add aesthetic value and attractiveness to the property and the community. Harley Davidson respectfully requests approval of the new antique style pole lights. (Filed by Scott Burgin of Everlight Lighting. P 326-1342, F 326-4218) '? - J 1-cS~" ~ 1,!5~ .;(~. &fifY\: '- '( VJ2l\ l~' ;. WovtoqD4N,d ~CI.Yl. ~.' ", " J~'(- JI~7 . "'~'l/'p' (y q $-- t-l'Wt ~i"U1i. L SWJ- w '".r ' :, \,,,} ."-....:.~... :""'"1 ;' I I: ([J(L~ - ~ \(~). :5 -VI_All 'JCiY'd 50- Ll'S' d.~ fA-OUb U7 ~ ( YY7~~~:: r W'-v1 .s S ~ J .-' ... :../ ...- Ii ',..~ - ~ar 19 04 09:43a Scott Burr;in 317 - 326 - 4218 p.l ~ C~cwJr\ "X) ---- Vt-O \~ - ~1:1U:~!!.m UOnnNO ;z. Facsimile Fax: 317-326-4218 ~/I;ttI sl)/-c:Jr~ 1/ !; / 7 /Pl:rS" /J~~, (1 t-fr S /.HET D:?#6'I(!,f~ ~.:z;;~-c To: Angie Butler Cannel/Clay Zoning Scott Burgin 07-;:;-\-r~-, \. "l;.? _.Ll.f!.!.I.JIi /'-".. / ~ I ~/ ~ '~', ~(j. M RECF/VED '(~ I 'fAR 19 'VInJ r-. =\ l.VVt:; /' e~ DOCS.~':~ ,~ . ':J ,~' 0/ "'~-\ rIJ'_' ./ ~I--'- "'" From: Date: 3175712426 Fax No: 3/5/04 No. of Pages: 7 cc: Angie, w\.vw!'hcl Of'r1cLy. ~OM Attached is information pertaining to proposed lighting changes at Indianapolis Harley f"1 Davidson located just east of North Keystone Ave on 96th street 4 I Lf l.J r:= q (p We would like to remove the 4 existing 20' aluminum poles, each with a 400W Metal Halide lamp and replace with new style lighting. The replacement lighting would consist of the following: 5f. Perimeter Lighting (see attached, ref note "A,C") (3) antique style 12' lamp poles, each with (1) 175W Metal Halide Lunar Optics (aka Dark Skies) luminaire. Center Lighting (see attached, ref note "B, C") (1) antique style 12' lamp pole with (3) 175W Metal Halide Lunar Optics (aka Dark. Skies) luminaries. The new lighting will not be as bright as the current lighting. The goal is to increase the aesthetic value and attractiveness of the property. I look forward to your response. If you have any questions or concerns, I can be reached at the number above or my cell phone at 317-698-4419. ~ Thanks! lD# '$42 S ~ Ili(J- 02 B - MJL-S ~( ~ Llt!JD -" qu,f1-> -:5 U - 18 -q I - O-e~.f?,..,C<.fWo ~()JU/\ ~/UX(LQ PlM.-k - ~/e.&;/ c5 / /tLdt(yft-a.pcl,s , EVERLIGHT Services · 786 East 400 North. Greenfield, IN 46140 Phone: 317-326-1342 · Fax: 317-326-4218 _ Mar 19 04 09:44a Scott Bur~in (, ~U~~ z.o ,;zf",t1/.IJ:l.., ~ I/?I~ ~ . . 31'-S-?/~;l~ -: /'_ - . INtty-7JtyJ1;StJAi . ,,~ ;7~~~~s 317 - 326 - 4218 t N I~~ {A - + p G' y, ~ , - .. l-- ~l -k/ ....... ~ {, ~ }/fJ,/bI1 <. l' I yz lAir' aJJ q Co f'Y' ~ : ~8 lues ---, 1/:; ;l' ~ J;J.I FttL. 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Patent pending Lunar Optics 1M is available with the traditional Washington Series prismatic acorn (glass and acrylic) where dassic style is desired and IESNA cutoff performance is required. 'ROL~~ r:#J"~ /~tIrY Lunar Optics has been designed to address environmental lighting issues such as urban ~ glow Oight pollution). light trespass. and glere. in addition to maintaining classiC style and appearance. Mar 19 04 09:44a WASHING The Washington Series with Lunar Optics boasts an exquisite daytime appearance, yet has been engineered with purposeful optical perfoonance. Specifically. the luminaire restricts the intensity (candela) at the critical vertical angles to achieve an IESNA cutoff classification. Furthermore, a small amount r::J light U1uminates the top acorn refractor to allow for a fully luminous nighttime appearance. As an overall result. the percentage of ul'^'8rd light is significantly reduced, yet the traditional lighted appearance is retained. The Lunar Optics version is ideal for applications where communities want to oe/eI:x'ate tradition. however are sensitive to light pollution and trespass. J ~ -:~~,:;.. "",. ...... . ..-j. r ~- HOLOPHANP Scott Burgin 317 - 326 - 4218 p.4 i * '- . .r~.. 2 .~ ).,- Mar 19 04 09:44a Scott Bur~in 317 - 326 - 4218 p.5 Technical Information 1 2 3 4 . ... 5 1 Prismatic top cap: is designed for luminaire definition and access for 00Sj lamp change 2 Prismalit; top ref1ec:tor: is designed to define luminaire shape 3 Reflector mounting plate: is designed to support lunar Optics reflector and reduce uplight 4 Anodized hydro-fonned reflector: restricts intensity at the csitical vertical angles 5 Ballast housing: holds and protects electrical components Available in either timeless glass or premium acrylic. the fl"ismatic pattern. whidh is molded into the acorn globe itself. promotes visual comfort by spreading the lamp image over the entire surface of the luminairc. Appropriately scaled for mounting heights between 14 and 22 feet, tro Washington Series with Lunar Optics is available in three distinct distributions: narrow. asymmetric; wide. asymmetric; and symmetric. This allows for a choice of performance to maximize design effectiveneSS and energy etfi- cierY;y. The Washington Series is avaDable with decorative trim. finials, and customized medal- lions to accent any prqjcct theme. In all settings. this luminaire can help create a warm, pleasant. and CJ(c~ptionally well illuminated environment that promotes safety, security. and commerce. ~ r \=. WASHINGTON LUNAR OPTICSlM Lunar Optics has been designed to redu:e the lighting iI1e~ at the critical verttal arges to achieYe IESNA Cutoff. 3 HOLOPIIANr ~ar 19 04 09:45a T 3_ (12') 1 Washir9tCJ'l PoslIitc IuIT1ir1are with Lunar ~ on a O1esapeake cast iron post Scott Burgin 317 - 326 - 4218 p.6 Availability ~~ T 3,85m UZ'} State Slreet luminairo with Lunar Optics CJ'I a North YaK!ihire deoorative aluminum post Typical Configurations r- Ic:- Styles Washington PostIitc" State Street Acrylic Washington Series Lamp Type Metal Halide HPS Incandescent Wattage 70-40rJoN 7\J'400w 200N max. Optics Nanowasymmetric -lunar O~ (IESNA cutofl) Wide asymmetric -lunar Optics (IESNA cutoff) SymrnelriC glass - lunar Optics OESNA cutoff) Colors Black Bronze Green As Specified Attachments Finials Banding Contoured top decorative covers Band and medalfions Ribs, band and medallions Options ,. Accessories Photocontrol Protected starter House side shield (90., 120., 180") FusinQ For detailed ordering information, specifications. and photometries rcfur to the appropriate technical data sheet H.;0!>9 3m "'2003 Acuity I igllling Croup. In< ~ _lP LEADER IN LIGHTING SOLUTIONS An~ItvBrandsCompanv ~ Lighling Group,Inc.. 214 Oakwood fwe.. Newart<., Oil 43055 I HoIopI1anc Canada.lnc, 90010 Leslie Street. Suite 208, Richmond HiD. ON l48 3M4/ Holophane Ewopc Umited. Bond flNe.. Milton Keynes MKl 1JG. England / HoIophanc. SA de C.v., /lpalfado Postal No. 986, N<lucalpan de .....rez, 53000 Edo. de Mclcico Contact JOUI' IDeal HaIaphane "-y sales feJ.o..........Ii.. for applitalion assistance. and computtHkled design and cost studies. for irlformation on other Hc/ophanc products and systems. call the Inside Sales ScM:e Department at 740-345-9631, In Ca!18da call 905.107- 5S30 or fax 905 101 5695. Umited Wamlnty and Umitation of Liabilty Refer to the Holophane Jim~L'll material warranty and linit2tion of liabJlity on th~ prodll:l, which arc plJblishcd in the "Terms and Calditions" section of the current product digest. and is avaiillble from oor local HoIophane sales rcpruscntJlivc. lI&itourlMl!lJ.at~ PJintud ill USA ~- Mar 19 04 09:45a Scott Bur~in / " WASHINGTON POSTLITE @ LUMINAIREI ACORN STYLE WITH FINIAL AND LUNAR OPTICS ™ MAXIMUM WEIGHT - 80 Ibs. MAXIMUM EFFECTIVE PROJECTED AREA - 2.26 sq. ft. ~rDECORATlVE FULL TOP COVER J. (DESIGNATE .,.. , IN CATALOG ., Vi +..~'7'\1/4" CAST , ALUMINUM FINIAl I~~ I --~-, 45-7/8" --~=~- \ / \ I I L . I I REMOVAIII.e Gl..ASS .- TOP COVER REFLECTOR PRlSMAnC GLASS REFLECTOR PRISMATIC GLASS REF~CTOR ~ W1' L , " SHOREWOOD STYLE HALF COVER (DESIGNATE "5" IN CATALOG tI) LUMINAlRE HOUSING ELECTRICAL NOOULE STAINLESS STEEL SET SCREWS -'-. TENONATTER SIOZED FOR 3" OlA.TENON ""---, EXAMPLE: ()R.DERIN~"'NFO~~~TI()N 070HP 12 B 6 B 4 WA WA ._1. BALLAST TYPE (MOGUL BASE) 070HP = lOW HPS l00HP= l00wHPS 15AHP = 1SOW 55V HPS 250HP = 250W HPS 400HP = 4fX1oN HPS 175MH = lnm METAL HALIDE OR 175W NER.CURY 2l;OMH . 250W METAL HALIDE OR 25l1W MERCURY 400MH =4OOINMETAL HALIDE OR 400w I\IIERCUR.Y 8AL~T TYPE (MeDIUM BASE) 7OCH/' = 7(1N HPS 10DHP. l00w HPS 1 ~DHP = 1 SOW 55V HPS 70DMH . 7M METAL HALIDE (NOT AVNL. 480V) l00MH= l00wMETAL HALIDE (NOT AVAIL 480V) I~MH = 1 SOW METAL HALIDE (NOT AVAIL. 48OV) 17DMH = 17&W METAL HALIDE 3OO1N = _INCANl)ESCENT (AVAIL 12OVONLY) '-r T__! 'f HOUSING FINISH COLOR. 8 = BLACK Z = BRONZE N = DARK GREEN A = AS SPECIFIED 1....::::--. . VOLTAGE 12= 120 VOLT 20 = 208 VOLT 24 = 240 VOLT 27 = 277 VOLT 48 = 480 VOLT L~_:._. .-'-l.- opnCAL TYPE 6 = ASYMMETRIC. NARROW DISTRl8lJTlON 7 = ASYMMEmIC. WlOE olSTRleunON 8 = SYMMETRIC OlSTRI8UTION I TRIM AND RHIAl FINISH COLOR (SEE ACCESSORY SHEET) B = BLACK Z = IlI'IONZE N = 0_ GREEN G = GoLD A = /oS SPECIFIED ....c--. TRIM 3 = 8UD FINIAL 4 . SPIKE FINIAL 8 = ORNATE FINIAL OPTIONS F = FULL DECORAnve ALUMINUM TOP COVER S = SHDREWOOD ALUMINUM TOP STYLE COVER (1I2COVERj PS. PROTECTED STARTER FOR HPS UNITS ONLY PR = BUTTON ST'Vl.E PHOTOCONTROL. AVAIlABLE ON 120. 208. 240. 277 VOLT ONLY. ACCESSORIES F1 . SINGLE FUSING FOR VOLTAGeS 120. 240. 277 F2' DOUBLe RISING FOR VOLTAGES 208. 240. 480 ARCHITECTURAL OUTDOOR ORDER #: Tl I ...J 31? - 326 - 4218 p.? Specifications DESCRIPTION The Washington POSllite Luminaire is styled to replicate 1I1e aoom luminaires that lighted streets in 1I1e first half of 1I1e 20th century. Designed for superior Ught control, ease of installation. and maintenance. the Washington Postlite has a precision prismatic glass optical system for true street fighting perfonnance as well as beauty. OPTICAL ASSEMBLY The optic;ii-ass&mblylS a precisely molded thennal resistant borosilicate glass reIIector and refractor. The upper portion of this system incorporales a series of reflecting prisms that redirect the majority of the upward light into the controlling refractor while allowing a soft uplight component to define 1I1e traditional acorn shape. Two decorative aluminum top cover options are available. The lower portion uses precisely molded refracting prisms to control the distribution of light to maximize utilization, uniformity. and Iuminaire spacing. The very top of this assembly is a removable spring loaded prismatic glass cover with decorative finial for toolless entry into the lamp chamber. Three unique optical assembties are available, designed for asymmetric and symme1ric distributions. The Lunar Optics assembly (IESNA cutoff) is standard, It consists of an aluminum plate and anodized reflector to restrict the intensity at the critical angles. I LUMINAlRE HOUSING A decorative leaf siYie cast aluminum luminaire housing, cradles the optical assembly and provides an enclosure . for 1I1e plug-in electrical module. The nickel plated lamp grip socket and the three station incoming line tenninal block are prewlred to a five conductor receptacle for ease in connecting the electrical module. A slipfitter wiD accept a 3 inch high by 2-718 inch to 3-1/8 inch 0.0. pipe tenon. I ~C;:RI~ MOl!U.~ I LU""!'fA'RE HOUSING The decorative leaf style cast aluminum housing door contains the ballast components and is held in place by '1 two captive 114-20 stainless steel screws. A matching six conductor plug connects to the receptacle in the luminaire housing to complete the wiring. The door has a hook which, when engaged over a retaining bar in the luminaire housing, aUows both hands to be free while making or breaking connections. BALLAST {Refer to' Ballast Data Sheet tor specific operating characteristics) . 150 wall and below 120 volt High Pressure Sodium (HPS) ballasts are High Power Factor Reactor type. All other 150 watt and below are High Power Factor Autotransformer type. 250 and 400 watt HPS ballasts are Lead type. All Metal Halide (MH) ballasts ~ Peak Lead Autotransformer type. RNISH I MATERIAL The lumfriaire Isfinished with polyester powder paint applied after a seven stage pretreatment process to insure maximum durability. All castings utilize alloy #356 copper free aluminum for maximum corrosion resistance and all exposed hardware is stainless steel. U.L The luminaire is UL listed as suitable for wet locations at a maximum of 40 degrees C ambient temperature. TYPE: -.- DRAWING NO'; LJS-3534 THIS DRAWING. WHEN APPROVED, SHALL BECOMe THe COMPLETE SPeCFlCAnON FOR THE MATERIAL TO BE FURNISHEI) BY HOLOPHANE ON THE ORDER NOTED ABOlle. A UNIT OJ' SIMILAR DESIGN MAY BE SUPPLIED.IlUT ONLY AFTER APPROVAL BY THE CUSTOMER IN WRrTlNG. ON POLE ORDeRS AN ANCHOR BOLT 'lELlPlATE PRINT WILL BE SUPPLIED WITH EACH ANa-lOR BOLT ORDeR TO MATCH THE POLE PROVIDED. THIS PRINT IS THE PROPI!RTY OF HOLOPHANE AND IS LOANED SUBJECT TO RI!1UlN ~N OEMAND AND UPON EXPRESS CONDITION THAT IT WILL NOT Bf: useD OIREcn Y OR INDIRECTlY IN ANf WAY OETRIMEHl'AL TO OUR INTERESTS. AND ONLY IN CONNECTION WITH MATERIAL FURNISHED BY HOLOPHANl!. ~ H~IIANE LIiAI)I!R IN LICilITING SOLL:'nONS An .cuity8l'a11dsCompany 2J4 <lAKWOOD AVf.NUIi. )IhWARK.OJIIO 4JOSS SCALE: N/A DRAWN: BHH APP'D: DATE: 03-17-03 Fax w u CITY-OF CARMEL ;Departm~~ of Commun~ Services . - , _J" , '" ~ ,. .' One Civic Square Carmel, IN 4E'032 (317) 571-2417 Fax: (317) 571-2426 To: Vde ~ Fax: ;:~ ~1./ c:93t~ Phone: From: ~ Pages: c;;: Date: /- ~ '7-z:;& Re: /..y cJ - Od< .2)~ ~/7)~F)~ eCI /l-j)L~ A-/!?e'/J4 o For Review 0 P.lease Comment o Urgent o Please Reply o Please Recycle u u City of Carmel CARMEL/CLAY PLAN COMMISSION MEMORANDUM Date: January 27, 2002 To: Plan Commission Members From: Jon C. Dobosiewicz Department of Community Services Re: February 4th Plan Commission Committee meetings - Agenda and Information Packets Please find enclosed the Agendas (revised) for February 4, 2003 Plan Commission Committee meetings as well as the petitioner's information packets for the meetings. Please note that the following item was moved from the Special Studies to the February 4th Subdivision Committee agenda. It was mistakenly placed on the Special Studies agenda. Docket No. 164-02 Z; Riverview Medical Park (PUD) The applicant seeks to rezone an 11.09 acres form S-1 Residential to a Planned Unit Development (PUD) District. The site is zoned S-l (Residential). Filed by Charles D. Frankenberger of Nelson and Frankenberger for Plum Creek Partners, LLC. In addition, the following item will be added to the Special Studies Agenda at the meeting: Docket No. 140-02 DP Amend/ADLS Amend; Motorcycles ofIndianapolis (ADLS Amend Only) The applicant seeks Amended Development Plan and ADLS approval to construct building additions. The site is located at 4146 East 96th Street. The site is zoned B-3 (Business). Filed by Bill Keller of:KES Consultants, Inc. for Motorcycles of Indianapolis. As always, if you have any comments or questions please do not hesitate to call. Page 1 ONE CIVIC SQUARE CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 317 /571-2417 u w CITY OF CARMEL ~ ,~ . ry DePartment ofCornmunitY Services' . 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Pages: 1.3' Phone: Date: //~ t!!/q Re:S~C/4/~d eJ'" an//!/ ~e cc: I' o Urgent 0 For Review 0 P.(ease Comment 0 Please Reply o Please Recycle J)oc~e-;L )I/o,. /~-c::cy 2;~ /4/7Je?/Jc/ /f;.,L)43 / A/?) €/7c/ ~/tl~,~CI ~\S er/ :h~4/1~,t~ u u CITY OF CARMEL Department Of Community SelVices One Clvlc Square Carmel, IN 4Sl32 (317) 571-2417 Fax: (317) 571-2426 Fax To' &d ~~ From'~~_ Fax: c:< S 7 - ~ 3 g t/ Pages: ;L, Phone: Date: //-/5 -02- R.. !.7'tJ-tJ.2. l>R/lme~i>LS CCI /?n!PJ1o( o Urgent D For Review D P.lease Comment 0 Please Reply 0 P'ease Recycle JJyd. ~ u o I- ~6/o I _;-0[-~' /\)!lLL U<?,;J~" !}$)~/ + Z(<~~ ,~ RECEIVED ~~' DCT 18 2002 r- DOCS ,~ William D. Keller, PE KES Consultants, Inc. 740 E. 52nd St. Suite 6 Indianapolis, IN 46205 RE: Motorcycles of Indianapolis LETTER OF APPROVAL The undersigned has reviewed the proposed plans for Motorcycles of Indianapolis and has approved the plans subject to the following: 1. We are requesting that a Knox Box be installed on the building for fire department emergency access. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Please respond to the above noted condition(s) in writing and submit to our office prior to the scheduled Technical Advisory Meeting for this project. Date: October 8, 2002 By: Gary Hoyt, Fire Marshal Carmel Fire Department :' ,~'O-FCA.i{,_.. ',)~~-----..z.r..11-^--c" ,'0, u~<- c.. .:: II;; 't.\ > :: Ii:] ~! :~~, "-. *. It; 3= * ,~ \\,1.. :l> I ~~: \ ! :'. , -s, \.... ...... .!:<>/ -''c'''%':--:._~~. :':-"~(!9~..-~()j:.' U u City of Carmel DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING ,/;ifII7~ 1"/)' ))-'f---L-LJ..8 . ,,'-~ / /',/ ~ & it ~..4 m r--r Ofl7I?fCI)'/r- tAe""" I-j (" Iv VI..-O /lDIS \~ OOes ~? PA~j) \~ 1~.61 'D Mr. Bill Keller KES Consultants, Inc. 740 East 52nd Street Indianapolis, IN 46205 October 15,2002 RE: Motorcycles of Indianapolis-Project Review #1 Dear Mr. Keller: We have reviewed the plans submitted for Technical Advisory Committee review. It is difficult to determine the scope of the project from our review of the plans. Is this an expansion of the existing building and facilities or a remodel with landscaping revisions? If the former, please provide this office with civil plans including topos, storm drainage, water and sanitary sewer connections, etc. We will also require drainage calculations to be submitted. The plans submitted do not indicate existing right of way lines or dimensions. Our 20- Y ear Thoroughfare Plan requirement for 96th Street designates this portion as a Primary Arterial with right of way requirements of I50-feet total, 75-feet half and a lO-foot asphalt path. Appropriate dedication documents are available from our office. They may be sent electronically if you desire. If you have questions, I may be reached at 571-2459. iD7;;Jh Dick Hill, Assistant Director Department of Engineering _~ Cc: M. Kate Weese, City Engineer Mike McBride, Assistant City Engineer Jon Dobosiewicz, Department of Community Services Laurence Lillig, Department of Community Services John Duffy, Carmel U~ Jim Haag, Collection S:\PROJREV02\MOCYCLEINDY ONE CIVIC SQUARE CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 317/571.2441 ,.' u u , TAC OCTOBER 16,2002 Urban Forester Notes Carmel Clay Historical Society: There are no objections to the Use Variance. but no landscape plan has been submitted with the Development Plan. Comments will be made after a landscape plan has been submitted. Lakeside Park. Section One: The Landscape Plan for the Secondary Plat and Construction Plans does not meet the Open Space Plan, Landscape Plan, Buffering requirements, and Tree Preservation Plan commitments submitted for the approved Primary Plat received by this office on August 29, and September 10, 2002. The Secondary Plat plans and Construction plans must meet, or equal these approved plans. Sheet 6 shows the installation of a storm sewer between yard inlet 159 and yard inlet 160. This sewer installation bisects a tree preservation area (Common area #1). The installation by trenching through this tree preservation area is not acceptable. Sewer installation through tree preservation areas must be accomplished by tunneling to sufficient depth not to injure trees in the woodlands; otherwise, drainage should be accomplished by grading, earthwork, or trenching outside the tree preservation areas. These woodland preservation areas are primary natural openspace conservation areas. Lakes at Hayden Run. Section Two: Four "street trees" shown along Lorenzo Boulevard on the Primary Plat are missing from the Secondary Plat landscape plan for Section Two. These need to be replaced. The developer's commitment to plant at least one large maturing shade tree near the street but outside the right-of-way in the front of each lot not on Lorenzo Boulevard (a county thoroughfare) must be included in Section Two as it was in Section One. The individual amounts for species are missing from the submitted landscape plans. These must be added to the plan. The Primary Plat Landscape plans show the woodland on the north perimeter being saved in its entirety. The Section Two plans show an encroachment into the woods by lots, a drainage easement, and a 6' asphalt path. Sheet 22 shows Tree Preservation Detail F (fencing), but there is no corresponding fencing on the Landscape Plan. This woodlands in its entirety is a primary conservation area on the open space plan for this subdivision as submitted to the Carmel Clay Plan Commission on October 21, 2001, and subsequently approved. This issue must be resolved before this plan can be approved. Fence row or native trees along the north-east perimeter should be preserved by utilizing tree protection measures as well. Villaae of West Clay. Helen Wells BuildinQ: The Villas at Sweet Charity Farms: Landscape plans must include planting notes and graphic planting details. Please also include a diagram detailing required bufferyard plantings and proposed plant numbers. Any additional shade trees committed to be planted in the front yards of lots must be near the street but outside the right-of-way. Please detail the species of the 102 shade trees committed for the 51 lots on the landscape plans. Additional plant materials for buffering should be added behind Lots 1-7 and along the path between Benevolence Court and Beaument Boulevard South to screen views into the PSI property. More should be added along the east perimeter south of Lot 27. It my suggestion that the open drainage on the south east corner be graded outside the existing strip of brush and woods. -. u u "- ,~ Laura Vista Subdivision: Due to the wildlife in this area, connectivity of the common areas should be a priority. The US Fish and Wildlife Service has acknowledged this riparian corridor (forested floodplain) as an ecologically sensitive area (possible habitat for the federally protected Indiana bat) that should not be disrupted. A written tree preservation plan needs to accompany the secondary plat including graphic details of the tree and all woodland protection measures. Wooded common areas need to be listed as tree preservation areas on the plat and in the neighborhood covenants. Requirements and allowed activities must be detailed for tree preservation areas within the neighborhood covenants. If a monument sign is proposed, a plan of the sign the required landscaping must be submitted. There has been no landscaping plan submitted at all. If one is not proposed, a written explanation must be provided. I will be glad to meet separately and on site if needed. Shade trees should be planted along the portion of the multi-use path from Laura Vista Drive west to the woods. (Path on plat?) Clav Terrace: There have been significant changes between the Rezone PUD plan and the Development plan currently submitted. The current plan does not include any landscaping, tree protection, or reforestation plans as required with the Rezone application. Comments will be made when those are submitted. The areas to plant the required landscaping and reforestation seem to have significantly lessened due to changes in storm water detention and change of layout. Motorcvcles of Indiana: No change of use? Cherrv Creek Estates: No submittal Providence at Old Meridian: Correct mistakes on plant schedule. No Austrian pine, no red maples, no cockspur thornless hawthorn, change Malus Coral Burst to recommended species. American Standard for Nursery Stock (1996) not ANSI. Significant changes to PUD development plan - doesn't match original plan (Mark Timmons) or installed (Rick Riddle). Label all plants individually and give #'s in schedule. Planting details - plant trees with root flare at grade level (not same as nursery), don't pile mulch up on trunk of tree. Remove large dead Oak at entrance and others that are risk trees. Donate large White Oak sections for community use. Plant evergreen screen on Arbors border as agreed when development plan approved. Areas of constructed soils? Clarian Hosoital North: Haven't had sufficient time to make a complete review. Construction causes a removal of a significant section of trees. No planting schedule, needs table of requirements vs. plan, NO Austrian Pines, NO Pin Oaks, replace Tilia cordata with Tilia tomentosa. Planting details - flare root at grade level. Why planting pits for containerized trees? Suggest constructed soils. Carmel Transoortation Facilitv: Correct mistakes on plant schedule. No Austrian pine, no red maples, no cockspur thornless hawthorn, change Malus Coral Burst to recommended species. Plan shows trees in pond. Plant trees on west side of lake along parking lot. Note: remove wires and stakes after one year. Label individual plants. Planting details - plant trees with root flare at grade level (not same as nursery), don't pile mulch up on trunk of tree. ~~ Dobosiewicz, Jon C u u ~ . . From: Sent: To: Andy Kern [Andy.Kern@ctrwd.org] Tuesday, October 15, 2002 8:56 AM rfarrand@ccs.k12.in.us; AKeeling@cLcarmel.in.us; CTingley@cLcarmel.in.us; DHiII@ci.carmel.in.us; DPattyn@ci.carmel.in.us; Ghoyt@ci.carmel.in.us; GStahl@ci.carmel.in.us; JDobosiewicz@ci.carmel.in.us; J Fahey@ci.carmel.in.us; JKendall@ci.carmel.in.us; JPFoster@ci.carmel.in.us; KHahn@ci.carmel.in.us; LLillig@ci.carmel.in.us; M Fogarty@ci.carmel.in.us; M Hollibaugh@ci.carmel.in.us; MMcBride@ci.carmel.in.us; MSnyder@ci.carmel.in.us; PMorrissey@ci.carmel.in.us; PPace@ci.carmel.in.us; RHancock@cLcarmel.in.us; SBrewer@cLcarmel.in.us; slillard@ci.carmel.in.us; W Akers@cLcarmel.in.us; Dean. Groves@Cinergy.COM; sprater@cmsenergy.com; sjb@co.hamilton.in.us; stc@co.hamilton.in.us; Jay Alley; sueellen@hotmail.com; john-south@iaswcd.org; heck@iquest.net; jeffry.farmer@timewarnercable.com; tskolak@usps.gov; CShupperd@vectren.com Re: October 16th Carmel/Clay T AC Agenda Subject: Hello everyone: Following are CTRWD comments on the agenda items effecting our sanitary sewers or service area for the October 16, 2002 TAC meeting. Please feel free to copy and distribute this email or attach it to your meeting minutes. We have also created a new page on our website linked to the "Construction" page where we have posted all CTRWD TAC comments from 2001 and 2002 meetings held to date. We will continue to add to this page every month so please let everyone know they can view our comments online now too. Lakeside Park, Section One (Secondary Plat and Construction Plans) The plans received by the District do not contain the most recent version of the District's Sanitary Sewer Specifications. Revised plans need to be submitted including the District's specifications. A preconstruction meeting will need to be held before the construction of the proposed sanitary sewers. Building permits should NOT be issued unless the District has issued connection permits. Lakes at Hayden Run, Section Two (Secondary Plat and Construction Plans) The plans received by the District do not contain the most recent version of the District specifications. The plans contain two sheets labeled Sht.13. On sheet 13 the sanitary manhole numbers do not match on the plan and profile. Storm sewers are not shown on the sanitary plans and profiles. Final revisions will be required before the District will submit for an IDEM permit. A preconstruct ion meeting will need to be held before the construction of the proposed sanitary sewers. Building permits should NOT be issued unless the District has issued connection permits. Village of West Clay, Hellen Wells Building (Construction Plans) The plans received by the District do not contain the lateral specifications. An easement will need to be obtained for the portion of the lateral that is not on the above property. Final revisions will be required. A preconstruct ion meeting will need to be held before the construction of the proposed sanitary sewers. Building permits should NOT be issued unless the District has issued connection permits. The Villas at Sweet Charity Farms (Primary Plat) The plans received by the District do not contain the sanitary sewer profiles. Revised plans will be required. A preconstruct ion meeting will need to be held before the construction of the proposed sanitary sewers. Building permits should NOT be issued unless the District has issued connection permits. f\\li Motorcycles of Indianapolis The plans received by the District do not show any changes to the sanitary sewer. If changes are required, revised plans will need to be submitted to the District for review 1 .- . and permitting. u u Clarion Hospital North (Rezone and Development Plan) The plans received by the District do not contain the most recent version of the District's Sanitary Sewer Specifications or sanitary sewer plan profiles. Revised plans need to be submitted. A preconstruction meeting will need to be held before the construction of the proposed sanitary sewers. Building permits should NOT be issued unless the District has issued connection permits. Please remind all TAC applicants to provide plans directly to the District at our main office address in care of Andy Kern at: 10701 N. College Ave., Suite A, Indianapolis, IN 46280-1098. If there are questions about the District's requirements, then please refer to our website for current information on the District's construction specification and permit standards. We are a member of the IUPPS underground locate network so call 1-800-382-5544 before you dig! Please feel free to contact Jay or me if you have questions or need additional information. Thanks! Andy Kern, Project Specialist Clay Township Regional Waste District Hamilton County, IN, USA http://www.ctrwd.org/ 317-844-9200 (phone) 317-844-9203 (fax) >>> "Dobosiewicz, Jon C" <JDobosiewicz@ci.carmel.in.us> 10/04/02 02:57PM >>> See attached: <<TAC2002-1016.rtf>> Thanks, Jon 2 OCT 08 '02 05:52PM u P.1/1 .'Kelltllll C. 'Ward, SUrlley"r 'Wi/me (jI7} 7(l;-<~4~J 'Ft/.\' (.3l?} 7;,6-,t':l8 Sultf l8S Olle :J(01l1iltrJll Cllllllty Sqllllrt' .7\'oblesvi{fc, InaitlllU 4bl)bl1-UJ() ~\I~~ /\:<.;, \_1._.1.__-'-,: I I _>-... ./' \....:..----"- ~....-( .:~:\ " /!'>. .f. ''<(~~ (?7' ~~~D \:f~~ \J OCT 9 2002 )J1 \ .. DOCS ,I' J \-C ., ,I;-.. ,I ;...-\. /" JI \(>:::'o /9<""; I '-"wi . ~~__ _I'.....~. "-!......I i ,::;-,-\ \ \, ~i~l---"---- October 8, 2002 KES Coniultants, Inc. Attn; Bill Keller 740 E. 52wl Street, Suite 6 Indianapolis, IN 46205 VIA FACSIMILE; 317-2'7-2384 Re: Motorcycles of Indianapolis Dear Mr. Keller: We have reviewed the plans submitted to our office on Oetober 7, 2002. This project does not appear to directly .ffe~ any Hamilton County Regulated Drains therefore, no requests will need to be filed wUh this office. Should you have any questions please contact me at 776-849'. Thank you. Slneorely, 9-l'VN'" C')qrrYI.t1/y, i Jenny Ch~man Plan Reviewer Co: Cannel-Engineer Cannel-Community Development Hamilton County Department of Soil Conservation Services Hamilton County Highway Department Carmel u u artment .----..---- , I --... . i'" I. ~ mi~~r~1~f~!~ DCT 9 2002 DOCS October 8, 2002 , \.,. ./ "'.; . '....-------~~,_:.- .--- William D. Keller, PE KES Consultants, INC. 740 E. 52nd St., Suite 6 Indianapolis, IN 46205 RE: Motorcycles of Indianapolis /~ - 00:( ~/' /l/lJe/1// ,flJL-s Am~/}4 Job No. 2020607 Dear Mr. Keller: I have received and reviewed the information for the above-mentioned project. At the present time, I see nothing in the plans that would hamper law enforcement efforts. If we can be of any further assistance to you, please contact us. Respectfully ~);'-4uf. Michael D. FogartY Chief of Police MDF:vb cc: Dept. of Community Services (317) 571-2500 A Nationally Accredit lFax (3].7) 571-2512 10/09/02 16:12 FAX --W HAMILTON CO RWY. ~~~ Carmel DOCD -'-W-' - . IaI 0011001 HAMILTON COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT Mr. William D. Keller, P.E. KES Consultants Inc. 740 East 5~d Street, Suite 6 Indianapolis, Indiana 46205 RE: Motorcycles of Indianapolis ADLS Amendment 4140 East 96th Street Clay Township Dear Mr. Keller: /(/ ......b .\) l~ .-;:;---.... \~~1.~- Ij} Ll?:',-~, '-../ ,,' ." ~I.y ~ <(\ i -l h~~ i'-\ 1 ,'-:! oerJ:: c;7fI~~Q) -I \~~~\ /)f'~ POOp:) \, VVlJ October 9, 2002 .';- This letter serves to acknowledge receipt of a transmittal received 10n/02 containing the plans for the above-mentioned project. After reviewing the plans the Highway Department has the following comments: 1. It appears that this project lies entirely within the limits of the City of Carmel. Therefore, all future comments should be directed toward the City. If you have any information contrary to this statement, please contact me immediately. If you have any questions or comments conceming this letter, please feel free to contact me at anytime. Sincerely, /t/~ Steven J. Broennann Staff Engineer cc: Jon DobosleWia Jenny Chapman G:\USERS\SS\OZTAC\10-09-02mcygleaflndy.dac 1700 South 1011I Street NoblesvlJle. In. 46060 www.co.hamilton.in.us OMce (317) 773-7770 Fax (317) 776.9814 CARMEL/CLA Y TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMIT AGEND'" ~~' M ~\\~, ~ ?~\j[. UOCS '~ " Date: Place: g'OO::lm 9'20::lm 9'40::lm 10'1O::l m 10'10::l m 10'~0::l m u u October 16, 2002 Department of Community Services Conference Room 3rd Floor.. Carmel City BaD Carmel Day Historical Society (Use Variance Development Plan) The applicant seeks approval to construct an,additional structure"dThe site is h ",1'I'~' located at 211 First Street Southwest. The site is zoned R-2lResl ence within t e M Old Town Overlay Zone. Filed by Balay Architects for the Carmel Clay Historical Society. Lakeside Park, Section One (Secondary Plat and Construction Plans) The site is located on the southwest comer of West 141st Street and Towne Road. cf- The site is zoned S-llResidence - Very Low Density. ,.') Filed by Dennis Olmstead of Stoeppelwerth & Associates, Inc. for Roehling Enterprises, Inc. Lakes at Hayden Run, Section Two (Secondary Plat and Construction Plans) The site is located on the north side of West 131st Street approximately one- 4- quarter mile west of Towne Road. The site is zoned S-I/Residential- Very LOW" Density. Filed by Dennis Olmstead of Stoeppelwerth & Associates, Inc. for Centex Homes. Village of West Oay, Hellen WeDs BuDding (Construction Plans) The site is located at the southeast comer of 131 st Street and Towne Road within '~ _, the Village of West Clay. The site is zoned PUDIPlanned Unit Development. "-' Filed by Dave Sexton of the Schneider Corporation for Brenwick TND Communities. The Villas at Sweet Charity Farms (Primary Plat) The applicant seeks approval to plat a 52-lot residential subdivision on 34.51 J '~' acres. The site is located on the south side of 141st Street 1/8 mile east of Towne ,..." Road. The site is zoned S-llResidence - Estate. Filed by Rich Kelly ofEMH&T for Justus Home Builders, Inc. Laura Vista Subdivision (Secondary Plat and Construction Plans) The applicant seeks approval to plat a 55-lot residential subdivision on 34.94 ' acres. The site is generally located south of Danbury Estates subdivision between 4:/7 SR 421 and the Foster Estates Subdivision. The site is zoned R-IlResidence. \...... Filed by Brandon Burke of The Schneider Corporation for Primrose Development, LLC. ~t'~\l"O~\IEid ;in thi~~:. 'Si~.B1.d~ (~;~'~~c~,,=. ;.. u u ) page 2 of2 Technical Advisory Committee Agenda October 16, 2002 11 -'0 a m 1"00 P m 1 '00 p m 1 '10 P m "00 p m 2'10 P m Clay Terrace (Preliminary Development Plan) The applicant seeks approval of a preliminary development ~lan. The site is ~ located at the southwest comer of US Highway 31 and East 146 Street. ~L Filed by Jeff Clayton of American Consulting, Inc. for the Lauth Property Group. Break for Lunch; 1 hour The meeting will resume at 1:00 p.m. Motorcycles of Indianapolis (Amended Development Plan) /f0- CbZ The site is located at 4146 East 96th Street. The site is zoned B-3 (Business). Filed by Bill Keller ofKES Consultants, Inc. for Motorcycles of Indianapolis. ~C- Cherry Creek Estates - Formerly Cherry Tree Estates (Primary Plat) The applicant seeks approval to plat a 273-10t residential subdivision on 149.562 acre~. The site is located on the east side of Hazel Dell Parkway north and southf of Cherry Tree Road. The site is zoned S-l/Residential- Low Intensity. Dc Filed by Dennis Olmstead of Stoeppelwerth & Associates, Inc. for Platinum Properties, LLC. ' Providence at Old Meridian (Development Plan Amendment) The applicant seeks approval of an amendment to the approved Development Plan for Providence at Old Meridian. The sit is located at the northeast comer of West Carmel Drive and Old Meridian Avenue. Filed by Gary Murray of Paul I. Cripe for Buckingham. Clarion Hospital North (Rezone and Development Plan) The site is located at the southwest comer of Pennsylvania parkway and College Avenue. Filed by Joseph M. Scimia of Baker and Daniels for Clarion Health Partners, Inc. Co. In ~:;r.:i!fl-l!{d~ ((?:t~~;t-',., ~ 1C Fax u u CITY OF CARMEL Department of Community Services One Civic Square Carmel, IN 4E032 (317) 571-2417 Fax: (317) 571-2426 From: \..b yc~ Pages: 0 Date: /0 -,t - O~ To: 6-// ke//<t:,- Fax: ~?-d?33~ Phone: Re: 7AC,17~q'1 IO-/'-O~ o Urgent 0 Far Review 0 PIease Comment 0 Please Reply Cl Please Recycle ",0". "-) l Fax '--7' h . To: ~c.Le- u Q CITY OF CARMEL De~rtment of Community S,ervices . One Civic Square Carmel, IN 4&l32 (317) 571-2417 Fax: (317) 571-2426 ~ From:9/J~ Pages: 0( Fax: ~?-d:2.3tY~ / . Phone: Date: /o-",? -0 6> R~~cf-~/ d. /~,C)~ cc: LJp -4/?J~ /;f.lJL.5 An}~ o Urgent 0 For Review 0 Please Comment 0 Please Reply o Please Recycle ,r . '...-/'