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Carmel, IN 46032
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Dear Ms. Barton Holmes:
Thank you for your attention to our Development Standards Variance and
Special Use Amendment Applications for the expansion project at College Park
Church.
In response to your request, please see the attached documents:
1. College Park Church Green Practices for Building Expansion
2. College Park Church Peak Hour Parking Analysis (Existing Lot and Proposed Lot)
Please feel free to contact me any questions.
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Scott D. Lee, AMA
NCARB
Senior Architect
Aspen Group
90 Executive Drive, Suite A
Carmel, IN 46032
317 582 -5100 Office
317 582 -0977 Fax
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Green Practices for Building Expansion Project
Green practices will be utilized in the following areas:
Construction Activity Pollution Prevention will be utilized per IDEM rule 5.
Alternative Transportation Bicycle Storage and Changing Rooms will be provided for
a number equal to 5% of users.
Light Pollution Reduction will be achieved by compliance with Carmel ordinance.
Water Use Reduction 20% Reduction will be achieved through the use of low -flow
fixtures with motion sensors.
Building Reuse (Maintain Existing Walls, Floors, and Roof) will be done to the greatest
extent possible in the renovation portion of the project.
Air Quality Performance at least the minimum requirements of ASHRAE 62.1 -2007,
sections 4 -7, will be met by new HVAC equipment for mechanically vented spaces.
Controllability for Systems (Lighting) motion control occupancy sensors will be
utilized to control lighting in all classroom spaces.
An Automated Building Management System will be utilized to minimize energy
usage.
We will utilize a limited area of pourous grass pavers for access drives to the
mechanical courtyards.
College Park Church January 15, 2010
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Peak Hour Parking Analysis
Existing Lot
Current Parking Lot (Max potential stalls)
Paved 427
Gravel 505
932
Max usage 9:30 Service hour (per estimate of current usage)
100.00% 427 427
60.00% 82 49
80.00% 299 239
0.00% 124 0
932 715 max cars currently parked
Ratio of Parking Stalls to Number of Adults
9:30am Service Time
Worship 1 900
Worship 2 200
Choir 200
Teachers 150
Adult SS 325
1775
Parking Ratio= 1775 adults 2.48
715 cars
College Park Church
Parking Analysis November 4, 2009 2
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Peak Hour Parking Analysis
Proposed Lot
New Auditorium full total
Worship 1 1830 seats 90% 1647
Choir /Orch 250 adults 100% 250
Teachers 200 adults 100% 200
Adult SS 600 adults 80% 480
2880 2577 adults on campus
Parking Ratio from Existing Lot 2.48
Proposed Parking Stalls= 2577 adults 1039 stalls
2.48 pkg ratio
Rule of thumb Ratio ranges from 2.0 to 2.5
R= 2.0 11289
2.25 1 1145
2.5 !1031
Ratio of seats /stalls= 1830 seats 1.76 Good!
1039 stalls
College Park Church
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