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@ 7.B Page 179 Policy BE-1,7: Require that new large-scale projects consist of buildings primarily oriented to public streets, rather than private drives, walkways, and parking lots, Policy BE-2,3: Develop and implement distinct plans for each Redwood City Neigh~orhood typology that respond to and maintain the character of each. Policy BE-3.5: Require building and site frontages that define public streets with high- quality architectural and landscape design. including small-scale architectural elements and plane changes. Policy BE-3,6: Minimize the street presence and visibility of parking facilities from public streets and neighboring properties. Policy BE-3.9: Encourage new residential development to incorporate accessibility for persons with mobility constraints, including small children, seniors, and disabled persons, when completing site designs. New development should be at least "visitable" by persons with disabilities. Policy BE-1 0,1: Require that Waterfront Neighborhoods provide public access along water edges, to public open spaces and trails, and to vista points as integral parts of neighborhood development. Proarams: Program BE-6: Variety in Master Planned Neighborhoods. Prohibit dwellings with identical elevations on adjacent lots. Avoid repetitive placement of garage doors and reduce their visual prominence, Program BE-7: Access to Residential Waterfront Neighborhoods. Continue to pursue an extension of Blomquist Street to link the Bayfront over Redwood Creek. Program BE-13: Redwood Creek/Harbor Master Plan Given the projects consistency with 1990 General Plan, the Draft New General Plan, and the Peninsula Park Precise Plan the recommendation is for approval of the PC permit and the Vesting Tentative Map. AL TERNA TfVES 1, Continuation of meeting: If the Planning Commission is unable to reach a decision at this meeting regarding either the Planned Community Permit and/or the Vesting Tentative Map, the Commission may chose to continue this item to a subsequent meeting for further consideration. 2. Alternative site design: If the Planning Commission disagrees with the interpretation of the Peninsula Park Precise Plan as it applies to the One Marina project, the Commission may chose to provide alternative direction or deny the Planned Community Permit and/or the Vesting Tentative Map.