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Site Development Plans for N/F Lake Edge Llc Tax Account No HORIZONTAL SCALE 80 00 40 80 160 SITE DEVELOPMENT PLANS FOR SCALE: 1"=80' PASSERO ASSOCIATES VICTOR CDR+J engineering architecture DRAWING INDEX C 101 COVER TOWN OF VICTOR, ONTARIO COUNTY, NEW YORK C 102 EXISTING CONDITIONS AND DEMOLITION C 103 SITE P.N. 20182259.0001 C 104 UTILITY C 105 GRADING AND EROSION S87°47'31"W166.13' N18°52'29"W CONTROL PROPERTY LINE PER BILESCHI MAP # 32435 49.49' & PER LARUE MAP # 13715 C 106 LANDSCAPE S 43°47'17" E TAX ACCOUNT NO. 028.000-001-081 N/F JEFFREY CODY C 107 LIGHTING MCMAHON ROAD C 108 PROFILES N 08°12'26" W 216.71' C 200 NOTES C 201-205 DETAILS 245.74' S 00°17'43" W 00°17'43" S (234.14' MAP) (234.14' FEDERAL WETLAND 220.91' MEAS. 220.91' TAX ACCOUNT NO. 028.000-001-032.1 N 01°37'53" E 01°37'53" N N/F TOWN OF FARMINGTON #1216 MCMAHON ROAD SITE DATA 66.87' 1. TAX ACCOUNT NUMBER: 028.012-1-36 & 028.012-1-41.21 Town of Victor 2. PARCEL ADDRESS: 6484 STATE ROUTE 96 LOCATION SKETCH 3. TOTAL PARCEL AREA: ±10.897 ACRES OR 474,667 S.F. N.T.S. S 88°56'11" E TOTAL DISTURBED AREA: ±6.655 ACRES 180.97' MEAS. S88°56'11"E 319.91' Client: N 04°29'13" W 4. EXISTING ZONING: COMMERCIAL - LIGHT INDUSTRIAL 5. EXISTING USE: VACANT/RESIDENTIAL HOME VICTOR CDR & J STORMWATER MANAGEMENT AREA 6. PROPOSED USE: CAR DEALERSHIP REGULATION NO. 898-165 VICTOR EAST AUTO GROUP, LLC BULK AREA REQUIREMENTS: FISH CREEK CLASSIFICATION C 175.92' TAX ACCOUNT NO. 028.012-001-038 6484 STATE ROUTE 96 N/F TOWN OF FARMINGTON TAX ACCOUNT NO. #1240 MCMAHON ROAD ZONING ANALYSIS- C-LI VICTOR, NY 14564 028.012-001-041.21 N/F LAKE EDGE LLC REQUIRED PROPOSED STATE ROUTE 96 S 23°23'38" E 193,469 SQ. FT. FRONT SETBACK 80' 187'-0" 4.441 ACRES PASSERO ASSOCIATES N 29°39'40" W SIDE SETBACK 25' 205'-0" 242 West Main Street Suite 100 (585) 325-1000 56.10' Rochester, New York 14614 Fax: (585) 325-1691 REAR SETBACK 60' 241'-0" Principal-in-Charge Jess D. Sudol, P.E. BUILDING HEIGHT 2 STORIES/35' 35'-0" Project Manager David L. Cox, P.E. 545.50' Designed by Carole G. Harvey N 12°20'10" W REGULATION NO. 898-132 -40% MAXIMUM MUD CREEK OHD CLASSIFICATION C BUILDING COVERAGE <10% BUILDING OHD OHD -150 FOOT FRONTAGE COVERAGE LOT SIZE -200 FOOT DEPTH >200' DEPTH 120.65' -NO MINIMUM LOT >150' FRONTAGE OHD SIZE REQUIREMENTS TAX ACCOUNT SERVICE AREA OHD NO. OHD 028.002-0001-52.100 OHD N/F #6520 ROUTE -DEALERSHIP: 5 PER 96 LLC OHD 1000 S.F. OF LEASABLE -CUSTOMER/EMPLOYEE: OHD 137.06' MEAS. PROPOSED AUTO OHD N 07°42'46" W FLOOR AREA 178 (ADA: 8) PARKING DEALERSHIP OHD -REPAIR SHOP: 6 PER -VEHICLE SALES: 222 TAX ACCOUNT NO. 25,800 S.F. -REPAIR BAY TOTAL: -TOTAL: 400 177 PROPERTY LINE PER BILESCHI MAP # 028.012-001-041.3 TAX SHOW ROOM N/F JOHN MICHAEL ACCOUNT N67°03'36"WS25°38'12"W PARKING SPACE 9' X 18' 9' X 18' 5.11' CONNOR NO. Revisions No. Date By Description 114.95' 028.012-0001-001 DRIVE AISLE WIDTH 26' 26'-0" S04°18'01"W S83°04'40"W N/F VICTOR N73°04'36"W 28.23' S83°04'40"W 22.90' 32435 48.66' PROPERTY BUILDING SEPARATION 40' N/A 111.16' MANAGEMENT LLC GREENSPACE 35% 60% 9/21/2020 5:35 PM Trevor Haut 9/21/2020 5:35 PM TAX ACCOUNT NO. #6464 STATE 028.012-001-036 ROUTE 96 McMAHON ROAD McMAHON 7. THERE ARE FEDERALLY REGULATED WETLANDS ON THIS PARCEL ACCORDING TO THE USACOE FEDERAL WETLAND N 05°18'27" E N/F RICHARD G. 69.50' MEAS. COLUCCI INVENTORY. WETLANDS WERE DELINIATED BY BME ASSOCIATES ON 8/30/2017. N 64°12'45" W #6484 STATE ROUTE 96 1+25 281,194 SQ. FT. 8. THERE ARE NO STATE REGULATED WETLANDS ON THIS PARCEL ACCORDING TO NYSDEC WETLAND INVENTORY. UNAUTHORIZED ALTERATIONS OR ADDITIONS TO THIS DRAWING IS IN OR 6.455 ACRES± 9. PROPERTY IS LOCATED IN FLOOD ZONE A5 PER FIRM MAP COMMUNITY PANEL NO. 361249 0013 C DATED VIOLATION OF STATE EDUCATION LAW ARTICLE 145 SECTION 7209 AND 169.14' MEAS. 1+00 09/30/1983. ARTICLE 147 SECTION 7307. THESE PLANS ARE COPYRIGHT PROTECTED c Tax Account No. 028.12-001-036 N 70°06'02"W 10.PUBLIC WATER WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE MONROE COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY. 146.63' MEAS. S 07°40'10" E Tax Account No. 028.12-001-041.21 11.ELECTRIC & GAS SERVICE WILL BE SUPPLIED BY RG&E. NEW YORK STATE ROUTE 96 6532-6536 12.SANITARY SEWER WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE CANADAIGUA FARMINGTON WATER & SEWER DISTRICT. ( RIGHT OF WAY WIDTH VARIES ) COVER ANTHONY DR. N70°05'58"W 24.48' 13.STORM SEWER AND DRAINAGE FACILITIES WILL BE PRIVATE. TAX ACCOUNT NO. 0+00 14.ALL IMPROVEMENTS SHALL BE MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CURRENT DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS AND 202.50' 028.012-001-049.311 N 75°42'50" W 254.16' SPECIFICATIONS OF TOWN OF VICTOR. TAX ACCOUNT NO. 15.PER TOWN CODE §211-22 (7) [3] [b], THE FACILITY SHALL BE AT LEAST 1000 FEET FROM THE BOUNDARY OF ANY 6484 STATE RT 96 028.012-0001-034.011 (223.60' MAP) N/F 1290 BLOSSOM 223.78' MEAS. RESIDENTIALLY ZONED DISTRICT, AND PER TOWN CODE §211-22 (7) [3] [c] ANY FACILITY STRUCTURE(S) MUST DRIVE LLC YELLOW CENTER STRIPE N 75°54'14" W BE AT LEAST 500 FEET FROM ANY OFF-SITE STRUCTURE(S) OF A RESIDENTIAL USE. VICTOR CDR & J (22.73' MAP) 6460 ST. RT. 96 Town Lot 3, Township 11, Range 4 DRIVE N85°34'18"W TAX ACCOUNT 16.THE TWO PARCELS ARE LOCATED IN THE ROUTE 96/215 CORRIDOR OVERLAY DISTRICT WHICH HAS BLOSSOM in the Phelps & Gorham Purchase 22.54' MEAS. BLOSSOM DRIVE NO. THE FOLLOWING IMPLICATIONS: 028.012-001-2.000 Town/City: VICTOR TAX ACCOUNT NO. 16.1. BUILDING FRONTAGE IS LESS THAN 25% OF THE PARCELS ROUTE 96/215 FRONTAGE 028.012-001-034.500 County: ONTARIO State: NEW YORK TAX ACCOUNT NO. 16.2. AT LEAST 70% OF THE FRONTAGE AREA ALONG ROUTE 96/251 IS HEAVILY PLANTED/MOUNTED 028.012-0001-033 R.O.W. Project No. 16.3. AN ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW OF THE BUILDING WILL BE REQUIRED. N/F VICTOR EDGE PAVEMENT PROPERTY 17. VARIANCES RECEIVED 8/17/2020 20182599.0001 HOLDINGS 17.1. 211-24A(9)(B) MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIR WITHIN 1,000 FEET FROM THE BOUNDARY OF A RESIDENTIALLY EAST VICTOR ROAD VICTOR EAST Drawing No. Sheet No. ZONED DISTRICT. THE PROPOSED BUILDING IS LOCATED 200' FROM THE DISTRICT BOUNDARY. 17.2. 211-24A(9)(C) MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIR WITHIN 500 FEET FROM ANY OFF-SITE STRUCTURES OF A C 101 1 RESIDENTIAL USE. THE PROPOSED BUILDING IS LOCATED 300' FROM THE CLOSEST RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE. TAX ACCOUNT NO. TAX ACCOUNT NO. 028.012-0001-027.11 Scale: 028.012-0001-032 ST. RT. 96 17.3. 211-32A(2)(C)[1][A] NO VEHICULAR PARKING SHALL BE PERMITTED WITHIN 80' OF THE ROW. THE N/F KUPPER N/F VICTOR TAX ACCOUNT PROPOSAL PROVIDES 40' FROM THE ROW AND 95' FROM THE ROUTE 96 PAVEMENT EDGE. 1" = 80' CHARLOTTE P PROPERTY NO. #1301 EAST VICTOR HOLDINGS 028.012-001-026.0 ROAD Date SEPTEMBER 2020 Y:\PROJECTS-NEW\2018\20182599\20182599.0001\DRAWINGS\ENGINEERING\20182599.0001_COVER.DWG NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION WLF MC21 H20 BB TAX ACCOUNT NO. WLF FC4 BB H2O HORIZONTAL SCALE PROPOSED TREE LINE 028.012-0001-038 N/F TOWN OF FARMINGTON 40 00 20 40 80 #1240 MCMAHON ROAD ROCK OUTLET WLF MC20 H20 BB WLF FC5 BB H2O SCALE: 1"=40' PROTECTION SF SF 552.00 WLF MC19 H20 BB DA-1 WLF FC6 BB H2O WLF A-3 SF 12" FLARED END SECTION GENERAL NOTE INV=548.43 REFER TO GEOTECHNICAL REPORT PERFORMED BY PASSERO ASSOCIATES WLF A2 SF DA-3 TERRACON CONSULTANTS ON OCTOBER 4, 2018 TG=557.80 engineering architecture EMERGENCY SPILLWAY WLF A1 2'X2' CB (SEE DETAIL.) 551 SF WLF MC18 H20 BB WLF FC7 BB H2O 552.00 546 552 SF WLF MC17 H20 BB SF 547 553 DC-2 548 554 TG=550.80 549 2'X2' CB 555 DC-1 SF 549.50 550 WLF FC8 BB H2O 556 558 REGULATION NO. 898-132 12" FLARED END SECTION MUD CREEK TC=559.40 INV=547.40 551 557 If you excavate anywhere in SF WLF MC16 H20 BB CLASSIFICATION C 558 DA-2 BC=558.90 New York State, SF TG=557.10 WLF MC15 H20 BB ROCK OUTLET 2'X2' CB except NYC or Long Island, call FLOOD PLAIN PROTECTION WLF FC9 BB H2O 551 CATCHBASIN SF 550 550 551 548 552.00 SEDIMENT TRAPS 549 (TYP.) SEE DETAIL. DA-4 546 SF TG=559.40 WLF FC10 BB H2O Dig Safely. 2'X2' CB 547 TC=560.20 WLF MC14 H20 BB TC=558.90 BC=559.70 BC=558.40 New York 552.00 DROP INLET 1-800-962-7962 DA-2.1 i-Notice = www.DigSafelyNewYork.com PROTECTION (TYP.) SF 558 TG=557.10 WLF MC13 H20 BB TC=558.90 559 WLF FC11 BB H2O 2'X2' CB SF BC=558.40 SF SF SF 552.00 SF TC=559.00 WLF MC12 H20 BB WLF FC12 BB H2O 560 EMERGENCY SPILLWAY 543 BC=558.50 (SEE DETAIL.) REGULATION NO.
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