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Page 16, #1 —The date of January 8, 2008, has been added to the"Jobs & <br /> Whitings Neighborhoods Commercial Space, Perinit Set, Site Plan, Sheet L1.1", Grading <br /> Plans and Drainage System Plans have been included. <br /> Page 17, #2­Adopts the Phasing Plan, "_except that the completion dates <br /> shown on said plan are not intended to be a condition of this permit". <br /> Page 17, #3 -,-"With regard to lot coverage requirements,the Board also defers to <br /> the lot coverages represented on the above-referenced `Jobs/Whitings Residential <br /> Neighborhoods. Use Plan approved under the Zoning Board of Appeals Comprehensive <br /> Permit for the surrounding residential project." <br /> Page 17, #4--0 front, rear, and side setbacks have been approved, as measured <br /> from the property lines of the lot on which a building is proposed to be located. <br /> Page 17, #6— Refers to the Final Site Plan items required by the Zoning Board of <br /> Appeals, as well as estimated squarefibotages of each of the allowed commercial uses <br /> proposed to be located within said phase. <br /> Page 18. #8 —The Board approves the conceptual storefront, side, and rear <br /> elevations as submitted. <br /> Page 18, #10—"A copy of all such plans approved by the Design Review <br /> Committee, bearing the signature of the Committee's Chairman, shall be filed with the <br /> Planning Board." <br /> Page 18, #11 —"Pursuant to those provisions, the approved Architectural Code, <br /> which is the same as that attached to,the February 1, 2007 Comprehensive Permit issued <br /> by the Zoning Board of appeals, is hereby attached as Exhibit A to this Decision and shall <br /> he recorded herewith. In addition, unless specific building, signage and landscape <br /> designs are submitted for each phase of the project, and/or for individual buildings as <br /> developed (see Condition 10), the Architectural Code shall be recorded as a deed <br /> restriction on any lots to be sold." <br /> Page 19, #13 ­ Reflects the use for outdoor dining has been approved by the <br /> Board. <br /> Page 19, #15 ­-"The Board approves the use of a reduced number of parking <br /> spaces as provided under the provisions of Section 174-43 of the Zoning Bylaw for <br /> commercial centers over 100,000 square feet of floor area, and of an overall shared <br /> parking scheme per the provisions of Section 174-45.1,D. of the Zoning Bylaw. Pursuant <br /> to those provisions, retail space will require 4-spaces per 1000 sq. ft., restaurants require <br /> 6-spaces per 1000 sq. ft., general office space requires 3-spaces per 1000 sq. ft., medical <br /> office space requires 5-spaces per 1000 sq. ft. and service businesses require 6.7 spaces <br /> per 1000 sq, ft. Based on an estimated mix of 25% each of retail, restaurant, general <br /> office and service uses, the proposed project was estimated to require a total of 202 <br /> 3 <br />