Thorncreek Village DP 2001021

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Quebec Riverdale Aerial (Wal-Mart)
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QUEBEC RIVERDALE APPROVAL SUMMARY
May 28, 1974 Annexed. May 14,2001 Zoned
Single-Family Attached and Community Retail. May
5, 2005 Planned Development rezoning application
submitted. July 14, 2005 Public hearing notice
published. July 26, 2005 Council Public Hearing
and first reading of rezoning. August 9, 2005
Second reading and approval of rezoning. August
30, 2005 Council referred rezoning to voters.
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QUEBEC RIVERDALE APPROVAL SUMMARY
November 1, 2005 Voters concurred with Councils
decision. September 15, 2006 Wal-Mart
Development Permit application submitted. Februa
ry 27, 2007 Wal-Mart Development Permit
approved. November 11, 2007 Center Subdivision
Plat recorded. May 1, 2009 Minor Development
Permit approved (entry modifications). May 13,
2009 Development Permit Amendment approved
(final landscape plan).
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QUEBEC RIVERDALE APPROVAL SUMMARY
August 18, 2009 Minor Development Permit
approved (Garden Center reduction). August 11,
2009 Civil construction drawings
approved. September 2, 2009 Building permit for
the building issued. September 15, 2009
Security fencing and construction trailer
on-site. June 18, 2008 Compass Bank Development
Permit approved. December 10, 2007 In-line
retail Development Permit approved.
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EXISTING SITE PLAN AND LANDSCAPE PLAN
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ACCESS AND DETENTION LOCATIONS
FULL MOVEMENT ACCESS
FULL MOVEMENT
FULL MOVEMENT
DETENTION PONDS
3/4 MOVEMENT
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• WAL-MART LANDSCAPE
• The Required Tree Equivalents for the project is
  927. Wal- Mart provided 1,033 Tree Equivalents.
  (Tree Equivalent equals one tree or ten
  shrubs).
• The Evergreen trees will be installed as 8-12
  trees compared to the required 6.
• The Deciduous trees will be installed as 2.5
  caliper trees compared to the required 2.

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130th AVENUE LOOKING SOUTHWEST
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130th AND ONEIDA LOOKING SOUTHEAST
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ONEIDA LOOKING EAST
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BUILDING ELEVATIONS
SOUTH ELEVATION
NORTH ELEVATION
EAST ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
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VIEW WITH SCREEN WALLS
SOUTH ELEVATION
NORTH ELEVATION

EAST ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
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COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS
Delivery trucks have to comply with the Noise
Ordinance noise ordinance controls deliveries
per Code. Noise measured at the property line
has to be less than 60 db during the day and 55
db between the hours of 700 PM and 700
AM. Deliveries are allowed 24 hours a day. As
stated in the Noise Ordinance - construction is
allowed between the hours of 600 AM and 900
PM.
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• STORM WATER DETENTION
• There are two detention ponds located at the
  southeast corner of the site.
• Wal-marts detention pond is the west pond.
• The east pond adjacent to Quebec Street is for
  the pad sites.
• Each pond has its own flow control structure and
  was designed to detain a 100 year storm event and
  treat the storm water.
• Detained flow and storm overflow is designed to
  drain to Quebec Street and to the east.
• STREET IMPROVEMENTS
• Right turn lanes are planned for the access from
  Quebec Street and East 128th Avenue.
• As stated in the traffic study Oneida Street
  access will not have any right turn lanes because
  of low traffic volumes.
• The intersection of Quebec Street and East 128th
  Avenue will include a traffic signal and striping
  to accommodate turn lanes and through lanes.
• Traffic signals will be added at the Quebec
  Street access to the site and the intersection of
  Oneida and East 128th Avenue when warrants are
  met.

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