Barton Road Dutch Bros Project

Barton Road Dutch Bros Project

The proposed project would include demolition of the existing auto repair shop building and construction of a 984-square foot Dutch Bros coffee shop with drive-through and walk-up service. The project would also include approximately 17,577 square feet of ornamental landscaping, 12,063 square feet of parking and drive aisles, and 2,835 square feet of walkways. The proposed drive-through portion of the project would include a double drive-through lane with approximately 620 linear feet of stacking to accommodate 29 vehicles and an exit/bypass lane. The proposed parking area would include a total of 9 parking stalls, one of which would be Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessible. Vehicular access to the proposed project site would be provided via four driveways. Vehicular access to the proposed parking area would be provided via a 26-foot wide driveway in the northwestern portion of the site, which would provide for both ingress and egress. Vehicular access to the proposed double drive-through lane would be provided via two new driveways in the southwestern portion of the site: a 26.9-foot wide driveway at the terminus of the Michigan Street cul-de-sac and a 25.6-foot wide driveway off of Commerce Way. In addition, the project would provide a 17-foot wide exit-only driveway in the southern portion of the parking area just north of the drive-through entrance. The highest point of the proposed building would be 24 feet above grade and all mechanical equipment located on the roof would be screened from view with a parapet. The proposed coffee shop would include multiple preparation areas, a walk-in cooler, a unisex/accessible restroom for employees, a mechanical room, an electrical room, a drive-through service window, and a walk-up service window. Metal awnings would be provided above all entrances to the proposed coffee shop building, including above the drive-through window, and a 280-square foot canopy would be included to provide weather protection over the walk-up customer window on the south side of the building. A Conditional Use Permit is required for the 24-hour drive-through use and a Site and Architecture Review is required for the commercial site development.

Grand Terrace

San Bernardino

Citywide

Commercial (Sq. Ft. 984, Acres 1.0, Employees 30)

Site Plan, Use Permit

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