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14 any motor vehicle parked or stored on such facility from extending into such sidewalk, street, alley, or right-of-way. The design and installation of such barrier shall be subject to the approval of the City's Engineering Division. (3) Every off-street parking and loading facility located in any non-residential district and adjoining any parcel of land located in any R District shall be separated from such parcel by a solid wall, view-obstructing fence, compact evergreen hedge, or similar such device, constructed or installed to the maximum height allowed for fences in such adjoining R District wherever such maximum allowable height is six feet or less, or to a minimum height of six feet wherever such maximum allowable height for fences exceeds six feet. However, no such wall, fence, hedge, or device shall exceed the maximum allowable height for fences and walls specified in Section 31.8; provided, further, that such wall, fence, hedge, or device shall comply with the provisions of Section 29.75 of the Redwood City Code, relating to hazards or impediments to the progress or vision of persons traveling on public streets. (4) Every off-street parking and loading facility, excluding access drives providing access to garage or carport spaces, shall conform to the requirement of, and be marked in accordance with, the provisions of Section 30.6a. hereof. (5) Every access drive to an off-street parking and loading facility shall comply with the provisions of Section 30.8 hereof, Section 30.17a. above, and Article II (commencing with Section 29.15) of Chapter 29 of the Redwood City Code. (6) Illumination of every off-street parking and loading facility shall be so constructed, installed, maintained, and operated so as to preclude direct illumination of any adjoining residential property, or provide glare over the public right-af-way.