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STAFF REPORT February 25, 1977 RALPH WILLIAMS FOR THE LEFT BANK CLUB - #522 -77 LOCATION - this site is located within the Park Jefferson Apartment complex, and the complex is located at the Northwest corner of Jefferson Blvd. and 33rd Street. EXISTING ZONING OF THE SURROUNDING PROPERTY - the property to all four sides of the site are currently zoned "B" Residential. EXISTING LAND USE OF THE SURROUNDING PROPERTY - the property to all four sides of the site is currently being used for multi - family apartment units as part of the Park Jefferson complex. The property South of Jefferson Blvd. and East of 33rd Street is being used for single family houses. SITE PLAN - the site plan proposes to use the existing facility for a night club. None of the other existing uses are shown, but if the other uses are to continue, they must be indicated on the site plan and on the petition. There is no new construction shown on the site plan and no other land uses except for the required parking areas. ACCESS - access to the site will be through the existing private road system for the Park Jefferson Apartments. DRAINAGE - no drainage plans have been submitted for the site, so this must be prepared by the developer and approved by the City Engineer prior to final site plan submittal. PARKING - the site plan indicates that approximately 70 parking spaces will be provided. There is not sufficient data provided to determine if this will meet the requirements of the Zoning Ordinance. This data must be provided on a final site plan. TABULATED DATA - no tabulated data has been provided. PRELIMINARY SITE PLAN - the site plan as submitted does not have sufficient data to be considered a final, therefore, any recommendation by the Area Plan Commission to the City Council must be subject to a final site plan. AGENCY COMMENTS - Mr. Patrick McMahon, Director, Department of Public Works, has reviewed the site plan and indicated that City sewer and water are available to the site, that storm water must be retained on the site and that additional information must be provided before he can determine if sufficient parking has been provided. STAFF'COMMENTS - the parcel of land was considered for rezoning by the Area Plan Commission at a public hearing on May 18, 1971. At that time the petitioner indicated that several shops and tenant oriented services would be provided in the building along with some model apartments and offices. The Area Plan Commission made a favorable recommendation on the rezoning to the City Council and the City Council then approved the rezoning. After the rezoning was accomplished, the developer added the night club to the facility.