RESOLUTION
                      Granting a Special Use Permit to allow a Car Wash
                         On Property located at 1113 5th Street S.W.

        WHEREAS Green Clean Albemarle, LLC (“Applicant”) is the contract purchaser of
certain land identified within the City of Charlottesville real estate records as Parcel
Identification No. 21B004400 (the “Subject Property”), which has frontage on 5th Street SW and
Harris Road; and

       WHEREAS the Subject Property is located within an Entrance Corridor Overlay District
and within the Highway Corridor mixed use zoning district, a district in which, according to the
Use Matrix set forth within City Code 34-796, use of the property as a car wash may be
authorized by City Council by means of a special use permit; and

       WHEREAS the Project is described in more detail within the application materials
submitted in connection with SP22-00007, as required by City Code §34-158 (collectively, the
“Application Materials”); and

       WHEREAS the City Council and the Planning Commission conducted a joint public
hearing on October 11, 2022, following public notice given in accordance with applicable law;
and

       WHEREAS the Planning Commission considered and recommended approval of this
application at their October 11, 2022 meeting, subject to conditions recommended within the
Staff Report, and modified as discussed in the meeting; now, therefore,

       BE IT RESOLVED by the Council for the City of Charlottesville, Virginia, that a
Special Use Permit is hereby granted, to allow the Project as a permissible use of the Subject
Property subject to the following conditions:

(1) Pedestrian crosswalk striping will be provided by landowner along with CG-12 detectable
warning surfaces to the west of the Subject Property across the entrance road to the Willoughby
Square Shopping Center.

(2) Operation of the Car Wash will be limited to Monday-Saturday from 7am -8pm and Sunday
from 9am -6pm.

(3) Any noise produced by the car wash’s vacuum producers shall not exceed 55dB(a) at the
nearest residential property line. The applicant will work with staff during final site plan review
to find solutions that will ensure that this decibel limit will be complied with. Solutions may
include, but are not limited to, construction of a small wall or physical barrier to reflect noise
back on site, larger shrubs (at planting), relocation of the vacuum producers to an enclosure
within the site, reduction in the number of vacuums, and/or installation of low noise vacuums.

(4) Vehicular headlights from cars using the car wash shall not spillover into residential units.
The applicant will work with staff during final site plan review to find solutions that will ensure
that this condition will be complied with. Solutions may include, but are not limited to, large
evergreen shrubs or plantings, or physical barriers, such as a masonry wall or a fence installed at
a height of 36” to 42”.

(5) All outdoor lighting will be full cutoff luminaires.

(6) The landowner will provide additional traffic markings on Harris Road at the direction of the
City’s Traffic Engineer.