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City Council
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4/8/2013
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04/08/2013 <br /> incorporate wrapped residential uses or retail businesses with shoppin� windows <br /> viewable from the sidewalk alon� the �round floor, or two or more of the followin� <br /> features: (1) displav or shoppin� windows; (2) landscape material (e.�., foundation <br /> plantin�s, vertical trellis with vines, planter boxes with cascadin� landscape material) <br /> that results in the parkin� structure bein� adequatelv screened from adioinin� <br /> parcels; (3) architectural detailin� and articulation that provides texture on the <br /> faGade or structure openin�s and effectively inte�rates the parkin�structure into the <br /> basic buildin� desi�n; and/or (4) artwork such as sculptures, murals, and mosaics. <br /> 3. Landscaped Setback of Parkin�. Surface and structured parkin� areas shall be set back <br /> from adiacent buildings and streets, and shall be landscaped in accordance with Section <br /> 30.17 (Improvements for Parkin� and Loadin� Facilities). In addition: <br /> a. From streets. Where surface parkin� is located between a buildin� and a street, a <br /> landscaped setback at least two feet wide must be provided between the parking <br /> area and the adiacent ri�ht-of-way. The landscapin� shall be planted and maintained <br /> in a manner that provides appropriate screenin� of the parkin� use from the public <br /> right-of-wav. <br /> b. From on-site buildin�s. Surface and structured parkin� areas must be separated <br /> from on-site buildin�s by a minimum distance of six feet, which mav be occupied bv <br /> landscapin�or required walkwavs. <br /> C. Driveway Frequencv and Curb Cuts. Parkin�, loadin�, and service areas shall be accessed <br /> from alleys and/or side streets, wherever feasible. Feasibility shall be determined bv the <br /> responsible review authoritv. Curb cuts shall be minimized and located in the location least <br /> likely to impede pedestrian circulation. Curb cuts shall be located at least 15 feet from an <br /> intersection curb return or pedestrian crosswalk. For parcels of less than 200 feet in len�th <br /> alon� the street front onlv one vehicular access point shall be permitted off the street <br /> front. For all other parcel fronta�es, a maximum of one vehicular access point for each 200 <br /> feet or fraction thereof, of street fronta�e is permitted. The number of available driveways <br /> and/or curb cuts is determined by the parcel fronta�e, while the placement of such access <br /> points shall be determined bv the Citv Transportation Coordinator or his/her desi�nee. <br /> D. Bicvcle Parkin� Provision. Bicycle parkin�shall be provided for new development consistent <br /> with this Section. <br /> 1. Residential Bicycle Parkin�. Secure bicvcle parking facilities shall be provided for <br /> residential units. Minimum capacitv shall be one secured parking space per three <br /> dwellin� units. Acceptable parkin� facilities shall be located convenient to the street <br /> and must include: <br /> a. Covered, lockable enclosures with permanently anchored racks for bicvcles; and/or <br /> b. Lockable bicycle rooms with permanentiv anchored racks; and/or <br /> ATTY/ORD.387/GP ZONIN6 ORD MIXED-USE NEIGHBORHOOD DISTRICT ORD.#1130-359 <br /> UNDER ARTICLE 54 FORMERLY MUFF#602 <br /> REV:03-06-13 PT <br /> Page 60 of 86 <br />
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