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inside where the fluids will be drained,tires &reusable parts removed and the cars dismantled. Immediately adjacent to the shop will be separate enclosures for salvaged tires, and containers for scrap metals,recyclables&general trash and a secure structure for the storage of flammable fluids. Reusable parts will be catalogued, stored in the building for sale. The existing 4,000 SF metal building will be upgraded and serve initially as an office,parts storage&sales,and dismantling shop.The parts department will be expanded in the existing building and the shop will be relocated into a new 5,000 SF metal building within the first year of operations It anticipated that there will be 25 to 30 trips into and out of the property per day including staff,delivery of vehicles,recyclable pickups,vendors and customers.A new 24'wide concrete curb cut and drive will be constructed.The existing concrete pad will be replaced with new asphalt paving. Hazardous materials including gasoline,waste oil and antifreeze will be stored in storage tanks in a separate secure structure in compliance with Administrative Code ATCP 93 outside the building. Sharp cutoff LED light fixtures will be mounted on the two shop buildings. More than 4,000 SF of land will be disturbed and erosion control storm water management plans will be prepared and appropriate measures implemented. All dismantling operations,parts storage and sales will occur inside one of the two buildings. This will control any noise,dust or runoff that will be generated.The buildings are located a distance from the property lines and the entire operation will be visually screened. An eight-foot high privacy fence will surround the operation's 4.0 acres. In addition,an eight-foot wide landscaped buffer will be planted along both the US Highway 12& 18 and Rodney Road frontages.The buffer will be widened to twenty feet where bordering the parcel to the south.