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located in the front yard shall not exceed 42 inches. The highest 12 inches of fencing or wall shall be designed to allow visibility to and from the space. c. Prohibited Fencing. Chain -link fencing, barbed -wire, razor -wire, and corrugated metal fencing shall not be permitted. 7. Building Length Exceptions. Building facade lengths may exceed maximum limits if projects dedicate a portion of the project property to reintroduce the historic street grid through the development of private streets, pedestrian paseos, or right -of -way dedications for public streets. However. no street - facing or pedestrian paseo- facing building fagade length shall exceed 300 feet. 8. Integration and Standards for Nonresidential Uses in Vertical Mixed -Use Buildings. a. Nonresidential Location. Nonresidential uses shall be located along street frontages and shall have a minimum depth of 18 feet. The responsible review authority may reduce the depth requirements for nonresidential uses located on a secondary street. b. Nonresidential Corner. On corner parcels. the nonresidential space shall turn (wrap around) the corner for a distance of at least 50 percent of the building facade, but not Tess than 30 feet along secondary /side streets. The termination of use shall occur at an architectural break in the building. 9. Screening of Mechanical Equipment and Service Areas. a. Service Areas. Service areas and related materials, equipment, supplies, etc. shall be screened from view from adjacent properties and streets. As feasible, loading docks, service bays, and mechanical facilities shall be internal to buildings, with bay doors that can be closed when facilities are not in use. Feasibility shall be determined by the responsible review authority. If such areas and /or facilities must be located outside of the building, they shall be contained within attractively designed exterior enclosures. Exterior enclosures shall reflect the architectural form and materials of principal buildings and enhanced with landscape materials appropriate for the location. b. Mechanical Equipment. Mechanical equipment shall be designed into the building, screened, and baffled as outlined in this sub - section. Mechanical equipment may include, but is not limited to, HVAC systems, generators, vents, fire - risers, utility connections, transformers, antennas, ORD. # 1130 -353 FORMERLY MUFF # 602