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Docket Item #6 Development Special Use Permit with Site Plan 2025

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The document outlines a proposal for a Development Special Use Permit (DSUP) for the Alexandria Country Day School, located at 2400 Russell Road. The school seeks approval to construct a 14,613 square foot addition to accommodate a gymnasium, kitchen, and cafeteria, while transferring density from an adjacent vacant lot to comply with zoning regulations. The proposal includes various special use permits and modifications related to traffic management during construction, parking arrangements, and environmental considerations. Staff recommends approval of the application with conditions aimed at preserving open space and minimizing neighborhood impact.

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Begin by entering the project name at the top of the form. Ensure that you accurately reflect 'Alexandria Country Day School' as this is crucial for identification.
Fill in the general data section, including details such as campus size, zone, and gross floor area. This information is essential for zoning compliance.
In the purpose of application section, clearly state your request for a development special use permit and include specifics about the proposed addition, such as its size and intended use.
Complete the special use permits requested by the applicant section. Be specific about each permit needed, including density transfer and modifications.
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How do I create my own site plan?

How to draw a site plan yourself Step 1: Determine property boundaries and lot dimensions. Step 2: Determine the location of structures relative to the property boundaries. Step 3: Draw a site plan. Step 4: Check the drawing and make copies.

How to take a site plan?

Heres a step-by-step guide to making a site plan: Step 1: Gather essential information. Step 2: Establish the design scope. Step 3: Draft the initial layout. Step 4: Incorporate key site elements. Step 5: Add legends and annotations. Step 6: Review for compliance. Step 7: Finalize and present.

How to create a site plan for a permit?

Outline the Property Boundaries: Begin by drawing the property lines based on your measurements. Ensure the angles and lengths match the data youve collected. Add Existing Structures: Plot out the location of all buildings, ensuring they are to scale and properly positioned in relation to the property boundaries.

Do I need an architect for permits?

Developments that do require a licensed architect in California to design and stamp plans include any renovation or new construction of a residential building of more than two stories or two dwelling units. Greater construction or site complexity may also require licensed professionals.