2005-63 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

for the next five years. If a queuing intrusion occurs, then an additional • yearly study(s) shall be required. There shall be five consecutive years of queuing intrusion studies confirming no queuing intrusion is occurring at this site. Additional studies may also be required if queuing intrusion occurs or if directed by the Planning Commission or City Council. The cost of any additional studies shall be at the applicant's expense. 9. The following identify the parameters of the queuing intrusion monitoring program and the mitigation measures should queuing intrusion occur. a. A vehicle that is stopped and waiting to access a fueling pump is considered to be in queue. A vehicle is deemed to be causing intrusion if its position in queue is such that, while it is waiting to fuel, one or more tires are stopped on any portion of the sidewalk, driveway apron or street which provides access to the project site for any period of time. A vehicle that is stopped with all four tires in the public street adjacent to the driveway that provides access to the project site will be deemed to be causing queuing intrusion if it does not proceed when it is safe to do so, i.e. at a green light, but continues to be stopped and waiting to enter the site. b. The queuing intrusion study by the City's consultant, which will include a visual verification of the existence of the queuing intrusion • as described above, will be conducted for a period of seven consecutive days at the times specified by the City, for a minimum of 35 hours and a maximum of 40 hours per study. c. if queuing intrusion, as defined above in Paragraph A, occurs more than once during the queuing intrusion study, the City will determine that queuing intrusion has occurred. After the first queuing intrusion occurrence, the City will send the applicant written notification. The applicant will have one month to submit a queuing management plan to the Planning Manager. The queuing management plan shall describe the traffic control and fueling operation methods that the applicant will use in order to eliminate all queuing intrusion. Said plan shall be reviewed and approved by the Planning Manager and implemented by the applicant immediately following the Planning Manager's approval. d. The City's consultant will conduct a subsequent queuing intrusion study no sooner than one month from the date of the approval of the queuing management plan, but no later than three months from such date. e. If the City consultant determines that queuing intrusion, as defined • above in Paragraph A has occurred a second time any time during Exhibit A Page 2 OF 4