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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPermit DR-05-82 - GROUP V - OFFICE BUILDING DESIGN REVIEWdr-05-82 13900 INTERURBAN AVENUE SOUTH GROUP V OFFICE BUILDING COMPLEX DESIGN REVIEW 0 k ui A 1909 4 City of Tukwila December 16, 1982 Gary L. VanDusen, Mayor Mr. Brian Lurie, President Brian Construction, Inc. 815 6th Ave. S. Kirkland, WA 980.33 6200 Southcenter Boulevard Tukwila Washington 98188 RE: Board of Architectural Review for Proposed Office Buildings. Dear Mr. Lurie: At the regular Tukwila Planning Commission meeting December 16, 1982, the Planning Commission approved your application for two office buildings located at 13900 Interurban Avenue, subject to the following conditions: 1) The landscape plan on exhibit "B" maintains a minimum total of 15 feet in, the front yard area. 2) The trees located at entrances to the site do not block visability across on to or from Interurban Avenue and approval is subject to agreement between Planning staff and applicant. 3) The S.W. corner of the parking lot is modified to provide adequate maneuverability subject to staff approval. 4) The parking plan is revised to indicate the required handicapped parking and loading areas. 5) Grading of slopes and installation of retainment walls are subject to approval by the Public Works. Department. No cuts into the bank separating the C -2 and R -3 zoned properties are authorized without subsequent review and approval by the Planning Department. 6) Exterior lighting is subject to approval by the Police Department for safety reasons.. Also, location of the sidewalk for your project was of some concern to the Planning Commission. Mr. Byron Sneva, Public Works Director, should be consulted in this matter. Page -2- Mr. Brian Lurie, PreWent Brian Construction, December 16, 1982 If you have any questions, please call this office at 433 -1849. Sincerely, QC Caroline V. Berry Assistant Planner CVB /blk xc: W.R. Rounds INTRODUCTION FINDINGS 1. The site is located on the west side Interurban Avenue between South 137th Street and South 139th Street across Interurban Avenue from the Foster Golf Course. CITY OF TUKWILA PLANNING DIVISION PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF REPORT gl eMber 16, 1982 AGENDA ITEM • DR-5-82: Group V Office Building Complex Brian Construction, Inc. is requesting Board of Architectural Review approval to build two office buildings approximately 30,000 square feet each. The proposed office buildings are to be located at the 13700 block of Interurban Avenue, formally referred to as the Campanella site. �., '\,\\ 4 �1 2. The site is zoned C -2, Regional Retail Business. gi qL 6 I A�,Y \ : , r -1 1' V 3. TMC 18.60.030 and 18.60.060 require B.A.R. for this project for several reasons including the site is located north of I -405 and east of I -5 and is located in the Interurban Special Review District. 4.. The proposed office development meets or'exceeds the zoning requirements for basic height, setback, and area regulations. 5. Required parking for the proposed development is 160 spaces; the applicant indicates 167 spaces will be provided but only 160 spaces are shown. 6. Required landscaping is 15 feet in the front yard and 7.5 feet in the side yard for the project; pursuant to TMC 18.60.060(5)(C) the applicant is requesting a 20% reduction for the front yard landscape area to 12 feet and will provide 10 feet on the side and rear yards. 7. Building materials are proposed to be wood and brick in muted tan and cream colors. The roof will be white gravel manser shakes. The cedar shingled 4 foot overhang between the floors will create a shadow effect. 8. Slopes on the project site presently exceed 10 %. The applicant has indicated the site will need to be graded and intends to use a cast concrete retainment wall. Page -2- Planning Commission St ' Report DR•5 -82: Group V Offic Building Complex December 16, 1982 DISCUSSION TMC 18.60.050 specifies guidelines to be used by B.A.R. in reviewing applications. In addition, TMC 18.60.060 states the B.A.R. shall utilize the criteria specified in sub - sections (4) and (5) in its review of projects located in the Interurban Special Review Area. The following is staff response to each of the guidelines: 'IM 18.60.050 B.A.R. Guidelines 1) Relationship of Structure to Site Response: A 15 foot landscaped area buffers the parking area from the street creating a comfortable transition between the office buildings and Interurban Avenue. Although, the site is long and ' narrow, the applicant has indicated that office buildings are scaled to be moderate in height and in proportion to the site. 2) Relationship of Structure and Site to Adjoining Area Response: The applicant has attempted to staff's satisfaction to achieve harmony in texture, lines and masses with simplicity in style, muted earth -tone colors, and wood and brick textures. A sidewalk along Interurban Avenue is provided for pedestrian use. Vechicular circulation meets safety, efficiency and convenience standards with 3 exceptions: 1) S.W. corner of lot needs revision for traffic maneuverability in aisles, 2) 1 space for handicapped parking is required to be located near the main entrance of each building, and 3) 1 loading space is required for each building. Items (2) and (3) are not indicated on the site plan. 3) Landscape and Site Treatment Response: It appears that slopes'on the site exceed 10% in which case the developer may wish to grade the site. Grading the site should be done in such a manner as to promote safety and provide an inviting and stable appearance while preserving and enhancing the existing topographic patterns. No cuts into the bank separating the C -2 and R -3 zoned properties are authorized without subsequent review and approval by the Planning Department. The landscaping is intended to enhance architectural features of the project. Flowering Plum trees with Douglas Fir trees located on each side of the entrances to the site. Vine Maples will be sited near the entrances of the buildings and Lace Leaf Japanese Maples along the sides of the buildings. English Ivy and Kinnikinnick will be used as filler in the landscaped areas. Visability to traffic along Interurban may potentially be blocked by the Douglas Firs as the entrances to the site. This should be closely reviewed by the applicant and the B.A.R. Berming the front yard could further enhance the transition of the buildings to Interurban Avenue by partially hiding the parked cars in the lot. Page -3- Planning Commission Sta Zeport DR -5 -82: Group V Office building Complex December 16, 1982 Exterior lighting for the project will occur for the parking areas and lighting for the buildings. At this time the applicant is unsure of the design and size of the lighting standards and features. B.A.R. should encourage that the exterior lighting be compatible with the buildings and adjacent areas avoiding excessive brightness and brilliant colors. 4) 'Building Design Response: The proposed office buildings are identical of one another. They are wood framed and 3 stories in height. The exterior will have wood and brick appearance with 4 feet cedar shank overhangs between the floors. Elevators will be provided as a convenience. 5) Miscellaneous Structures and Street Furniture Response: The applicant has indicated the miscellaneous structures and street furniture are not part of this proposed project. TMC 18.60.060 Special Review Guidelines for Interurban Special Review Area. 1) Development Design Sensitive to Natural Amenities Response: No existing vegetation or natural amenities that should be preserved except topographic differentiation (steep slope) at rear of the site. 2) Public Recreation Area and Facilities Response: The office buildings are sited to take advantage of the view and enjoyment of Foster Golf Course. 3) Safe and Convenient On -Site Pedestrian Circulation Response: The developer will provide an 8 foot sidewalk along the right -of- way of Interurban Avenue. Pedestrian traffic fran parking spaces to the buildings is not given separate treatment, and pedestrians must use vehicular traffic aisles. 4) Compatible with Neighboring Uses and Complementary to the District Response: Staff feels the proposed office project will fit in with,neighbor- ing uses and be ca elementary to the C -2 district. 5) Minimize Significant Adverse Environmental Impacts Response: An environmental analysis of the site will be conducted as part of the review of a building permit. Page -4- Planning Commission S Report DR -5-82: Group V Offic Building Complex December 16, 1982 6) Significant Historic Features Response: The Comprehensive Historic Sites Map indicates this area as the site of numerous small coal mine shafts which operated at the turn of the century. Elimination of any of these abandoned mine shafts is probably in the interest of public safety. 7) Reduction or Relocation of Required Landscaped Areas. Response: The applicant has requested the front landscaped area be reduced from the required 15 feet by 20% to 12 feet due to the narrowness of the lot. B.A.R. may approve the reduction based upon the findings that a more desireable transition from the street occurs than the standard landscaping requirements and sufficient natural, mature vegetation is maintained in the proposed development. RECOMMENDATION Staff recommends approval of application DR -5 -82 according to Exhibits "A" and "B," subject to the following provisions: 1) The landscape plan on exhibit "B" maintains a minimum of 15 feet in the front yard area. 2) The trees located at entrances to the site do not block visability across on to or from Interurban Avenue. 3) The S.W. corner of the parking lot is modified to provide adequate maneuver- ability subject to staff approval. The parking plan is revised to indicate the required handicapped parking and loading areas. 5) Grading of slopes and installation of retainment walls are subject to approval by the Public Works Department. No cuts into the bank separating the C -2 and R -3 zoned properties are authorized without subsequent review and approval by the Planning Department. 6) Exterior lighting is subject to approval by the Police Department for safety reasons. CBB/blk (") LANDSCAPE PLAN SITE PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN ELEVATION Control Number S3 -3 MASTER LAND DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION FORM NOTE: Please write legibly or type all requested information -- incomplete applications will not be accepted for processing. SECTION I. GENERAL DATA 1) APPLICANT'S NAME BRIAN CONSTRUCTION, Inc. TELEPHONE(206 )828 -6553 2) APPLICANT'S ADDRESS 815 6th street south ICI dp: P 8033 3) PROPERTY OWNER'S NAME Group V TELEPHONE: (206 )454 -6044 '4). PROPERTY OWNER'S ADDRESS 1200 112th NE #C120 ZIP 98004 Bellevue LOCATION ,OF PROJECT: (geographic or legal descrip.) 13700 Block of Interurban 6) NAME OF PROJECT(OPTIONAL) SECTION II: PROJECT INFORMATION 7) BRIEFLY DESCRIBE 1HE PROJECT YOU PROPOSE: The Construction of two office buildings approximately 30,000 square feet each 8) DO YOU PROPOSE TO DEVELOP THIS PROJECT IN PHASES? [IYES ®NO 9) PROJECT Approximately 113,000 sq. ft. a. NET ACRES 2.6 acres * c. PARKING SPACES 167 II II b. GROSS ACRES - d. FLOORS OF CONSTRUCTION 3 Approx. e. LOT AREA COVERAGE BLDG.21 ,280 sq.FT. LANDSCAPE Approx. SQ. FT. Approx. 11,000 PAVING 60,nnn SQ• FT. 10) DOES THE AVERAGE SLOPE OF THE SITE EXCEED 10 %? II YES ,D No Not in finished 11) EXISTING ZONING C - 2 12. EXISTING CCP.PLAN 13) IS THIS SITE DESIGNATED FOR SPECIAL CONSIDERATION EYES ONO. ON THE CITY'S ENVIRONMENTAL BASE MAP? 14) IF YOU WISH TO HAVE COPIES OF CITY CORRESPONDENCE, STAFF REPORTS, OR OTHER DOCUMENTS SENT TO ADDRESSES OTHER THAN APPLICANT OR PROPERTY OWNER, PLEASE INDICATE BELOW. a. NAME: Wesley R. Rounds b. NAME: ADDRESS: 713 110th Ave NE . #208 • Bellevue, Wa 98004 ADDRESS: state • • OVER - ,• . APPLI NT'S AFFIDAVIT , being duly sworn, declare that I am the contract purchaser or owner of the property involved in this application and that the foregoing statements and answers herein contained and the information herewith submitted are in all respects true and correct to the best of knowledge and belief. et , 1 DATE I 1 49/3 X t� (Signature of Contract PPrc a�r owner) • Subscribed and sworn before me this V `% day of 119-0, , 19 5',P. l C... 2 C Notary Public in and for the State of Washington residing at SECTION IV: SUPPORTING MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS TYPE OF APPLICATION 1 -- 1REZONING ri CONDITIONAL USE 1 1VARIANCE FI COMPREBENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT 1 - 1SHORELINE MGMT. PERMIT riWAIVER• [1SHORT SUBDIVISION [iSuBDIVISION BINDING SITE IMPROVE1IENT PLAN ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW [1LANDSCAPE REVIEW * *SEE TABLE 1 FOR DESCRIPTION SUPPORTING 'MATERIAL** SCHEDULE E, 1,2,3,4,5,9 SCHEDULE C, 2,3,5,9 SCHEDULE F, 3,5,9 • SCHEDULE D, 2,3,4,5,9. SCHEDULE B, 2,3,4,5,8 SCHEDULE A, 3,4,7 2,3,4,5,9 + ,12. 2,3,4,6,9 9,10 11 + OPTIONAL AT STAFF'S DIRECTION 3,9,10+ w 14ILA 1908 C � City of Tukwila R.R. Tydings, Inc. 4200 So. 375th Auburn, WA 98002 6200 Southcenter Boulevard Tukwila Washington 98188 Gary L VanDusen, Mayor SUBJECT: "Campanella" Property 4 November 1982 In response to our discussion of 2 November 1982, the following is a summary of those issues which we believe must be addressed in the context of an application to rezone all or any portion of the "R -3" area of the 'site for purposes of extending. surface level parking to serve the office development adjacent to Interurban Avenue. i) Earthwork It appears that a substantial amount of cutting and rockery con- struction, as well as extensive export of soil will be needed to develop a final surface grade which meets the standards of TMC 18.56.040. A specific engineering drawing of these improvements will be needed to assess the environmental consequences of the proposal prior to deciding the outcome of the rezone proposal. 2) Limits of the proposed C -2 use boundary The implications of extending C- 2.zoning west of the toe -of -slope where the line currently exists represents a major policy decision which will elicit considerable debate at the City Council and Planning Commission. Also, the determination of appropriate zoning for the residual R -3 lands and a strategy for buffering the C -2/R -3 boundary will be discussed. It may be necessary as well to consider alternative zoning classifications for the residual R -3 area; you have already suggested, for.example, that these lands be zoned and improved as public parkland. 3) Abandonment of the mixed use concept When the Campanella office /residential condominium project was approved, there was considerable interest on the part of city officials in the mixture of residential and business uses envisioned in the original project concept. You have indicated that the residential portion of the project will probably be abandoned. Naturally, we are Page -2- R.R. Tydings, Inc. 4 November 1982 4) Access Assuming that the appropriate adjustments in zoning are made to allow development of the upper terrace parking area, the matter of access for emergency services will have to be addressed. It is our wish to avoid bringing office - related traffic to the site from 56th Avenue, primarily a residential street. However, some form of secondary emergency access to the parking area may be desirable. We hope that this information will be of value to you in your planning efforts. MC /blk xc: Ping. Dir. Asst. Plnr. disappointed that the mixed -use development will not proceed as planned, and expect some discussion of this change to take place during the rezone process. TUKWI. 7ANNING'DEPARTMENT Ma Caughey Associate Planner TUMILA OFF ECE BUILDING : SITE DATA Site Local :i)n: S1\NITAR'x: :3E'dER: Waters Storm Dreznc: Site Area: Percentage of Cover Pl eking: R ^_dui red Pa r. };ing : Parking Provided: Zoning: Setbacks: Lama scap.i ncr F ILDING Di1TA s SCHEME III: Building Area per floor: Gross Area each Building Gross Ara Total:' Fire District: Fire Rating: Fixe Protec ?t: ion: ; :l evat ~+r s luildinq Occupancy: Allowable: Yard L ighting i .4Cte3: 1. N1a d A4 -'fNG Site is located on the West side of Interurban Ave, between South 137th St and South 139th Street Sewer bisects the. site at approximately midpoint,: Along Interurban To Street. 114,313 square feet approx. Not Applicable. Governed by parking. Building Area totals 31.920 x 2 a 63,640 sq /ft. 2.5 ears per 1,000 sq /ft:.. of building a' 160. cars. Scheme III: a• 160..cars; C - 2 Front Yard: 20 ft. Rear Yard: 10 ft. Sideyards: 10 10 ft: at side yards and front. Must contain all of the parking required on 0:R' C - 2 Zoned Land. Two Buildings, wood Frame, Type ME Three Story. 10,640 sq /ft . 31,920 sq /ft. Roquira1 in the Parking Lot. .630844 Di strict II.Z Type V - One Hour Fire' RAte Automatic: Sprinkler Systems ThrCtghout.. 35 :, riiet •W .'r h`riW Sti ? : anned biit" n'ot ' regf1ired . R - '2 Offices. 96; 000 square feet of gross area under'.UBC. a L PLAN`:' A ZCA,'S 10 Have AaT4MA'T Off Site Improvements are required! . City of Tukwila ' w.iIl xeauir.•et. bn 6!0 ". Cone. walk along. the frontage. of l nterurbave. Store, Drains be, requirerd :il;ong ' :fie .frontage street w hich will ".D ght." ., at, .'ea'ch end of the property • • Landscaping: Riquired in a 10 foot's on'thee front, sides and' rear yards. Handicapped Parking Requirement wi11 amount to.': 1. car per SO stalls or four' cars; : • 82 -1 -V 82 -2 -UI 82 -3 -CA. 82 -4 -SMP 82-5 - 82-6-A 82 -7 -OPE 82 -8 -A 82 -9 -OPE 82 -10 -CUP 82 -11- 82 -12 -CUP 82 -13 -SMP 82 -13 -SMP 82 -14 -CA 82 -15 -CUP 82 -16 -SPE 82 -17 -CA 82 -18 -V 82 -19 -CUP 82 -20. -CUP 82 -21 -SPE Joseph Ojurovich - 5166 S. 166th St. Definiton of Truck Terminal Sign Code Amendment Tukwila Hotel - W. Valley Highway S. 158th St. Western Pacific Properties - 48th Avenue South Doubletree Tent Event - Doubletree Plaza Hotel Foster Park Annexation Levitz Annual Tent Sale - 17601 Southcenter Parkway Southcenter Mall Video Game Center - 894 SCShopping Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre -17101 SC Pkwy. River Bend Office Park - Easterly Terminus of SC B1. File #2 - Large Scale Drawings Only PRD -R -1 Zoning Code Amendment Pavilion B & G Video Amusmt. Ctr.- Pavilion Outlet Pizza Time Theatre /Coop. Parking - Center Place Daniel Boone Paints -Paint Mfg. in M -1 Zone Savisky Setback Variance - 14484 - 57th Avenue South G.E. Co. Earth - Satellite Antenna - & Tuk. Pkwy. Pavilion Center - Off Site Parking - Pavilion Outlet Parkway Plaza North - Coop. Parking MASTER FILE LIST