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or a conventional 4-bedroom dwelling use, the wastewater demand <br /> should presumably be the same. <br /> C. Drainaae <br /> According to the US Corps of Engineers Flood Insurance Rate Map <br /> (FIRM), the area of the requested use is situated within Zone X. Said <br /> designation refers to areas determined to be outside of the 500-year <br /> flood plain. <br /> The Applicants have not observed any significant runoff or erosion in <br /> the recent past on the subject site. As noted earlier, no physical <br /> ground improvements — aside from the normal maintenance and <br /> planting of additional landscaping typically associated with the <br /> residential use of the subject site are being proposed. However, if any <br /> improvements are made requiring significant drainage improvements, <br /> appropriate clearance from the County Department of Public Works <br /> will be secured prior to proceeding. <br /> D. Access and Traffic Implications <br /> Access to the project from Ihona Place via the bottom end of Hiona <br /> Street, a 55 foot wide county road with a full shoulder improvements. <br /> The number of guests is limited by the number of bedrooms (3). That <br /> should be comparable to families living in this area. As such, the <br /> project is not anticipated to generate any significantly adverse traffic <br /> impacts on the local roadway system. <br /> E. Other Utilities <br /> Electrical and telephone services are already available to the site. <br /> VI. ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS <br /> A. General Description <br /> The parcel fronts a portion of Ihona Place, off of Hiona Street. The <br /> subject site is an improved residential lot with extensive ornamental <br /> plants. There are considerable ornamental plants and some fruit trees <br /> on the subject site. As part of their landscaping efforts, the Applicants <br /> intends to introduce more plants and fruit trees that would enhance <br /> the stay of their guests. <br /> 8 <br />