They would like to have the Use Permit for a term of two to three years. The main parking area will be paved, with unpaved staff parking in the rear. Glen Shearer, Engineer, Huitt-Zollars, explained that initially only the power poles around the temporary facility will be relocated. Currently there is a new water line going into Camelback which will be tapped for water for both buildings. LPSCo has said that adding these two facilities will not labor the system.
Extensive landscaping is planned for the first year to make it aesthetically pleasing.
It will stay when the buildings are removed. It is consistent with the Camelback widening project. Eventually the power lines will be buried, but initially there will be a transformer to serve the buildings. In the near future, nothing will be done with the pads when the temporary buildings are removed. They will be landscaped appropriately.