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233 Resolution re: Contractor's bid on Schenk's Branch Drainage Project Ordinance re: Amending & reordaining Sections 31-16 & 31-33.1 odor, fumes, vibrations or incompatible lighting, noise or visual effects; (b) when exercised in accordance with the conditions hereinafter imposed, would be in harmony with the purposes of the R-1 District in which it is located; (c) would conform generally to the land use element of the city's comprehensive plan and the policies thereof~ (d) would have no undue adverse impact on the public health, safety or general welfare of the surrounding neighborhood. (3) There is hereby granted a special permit for the use of Parcels 8--43, 8~44, 8~45, 8-46 and 8-47 for a private, non-commercial recreation facility for group use. Such special permit is expressly conditioned upon: (a) Approval and recordation of a proper subdivision plat combining the five subject parcels into a single parcel, przor to final approval of any site plan for expansion of the existing facilities on the property. (b) Future development of the property only in conformity with a site plan to be approved administratively by the director of planning. Such site plan shall, at the minimum, provide for: (i) Elimination of the westernmost entrance to the parking lot from Sprigg Lane and connection for internal circulation between the northern and western portions of the parking area. (ii.). Outdoor lighting of a residential characner nor more than fifteen feet in height and shielded from adjacent residential areas. (iii) Installation of an underground drainage line to convey storm drainage from the property to the existing 48 inch line east of Emmet Street. (iv) Designation of trees greater than 8" in caliper provision to preserve those not being removed for building or parking expansion. (v) Designation of proposed landscaping, including that along the Emmet Street and Sprigg Lane frontages. (vi) Designation of location, size and type of any proposed sign which shall not be out of character with a residential area. (vii) Designation of adequate screening by planting, fencing or extension of the serpentine wall along the Lewis Mountain Road frontage and the western property line. (viii) Erection of control devices to limit use of the Lewis Mountain Road entrance only for special events. (ix) Realignment of the Lewis Mountain Road entrance to discourage traffic leaving the parking lot from turning right onto Lewis Mountain Road. The City Manager advised the Council that six bids were received on the Schenk's Branch Drainage Project and the low bid was sub- mitted by S.R. Gay and Company of Lynchburg in the amount of $449,000 and recommended acceptance of this bid. He stated that the updated estimated cosn of Phase I from 7th Street, N.W., to just west of 10th Street, N.W., is $532,914 which will leave a balance in the project of $87,623.10 to be used as contingencies. On motion by Mr. Albro, seconded by Mrs. O'Brien, the recommendation of the City Manager was unanimously adopted. An ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND REORDAIN SECTION 31-16 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF CHARLOTTESVILLE, 1976, AS AMENDED, AND TO ADD A SECTION 31-33.l, THE AMENDED AND NEW SECTIONS RELATING TO YARD REGULATIONS IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS," was offered by Mrs. O'Brien, seconded by Mr. Albro and carried over to the next meeting for consideration.