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7.A. - Page 14 118 feet at the recessed rooftop equipment enclosure. (Plan Sheet A3.0, 4/26/13) These heights meet the DTPP 12 Story Zone regulations for the project, where the maximum allowable height is 146 feet, including rooftop treatments (DTPP Section 2.7, Building Height and Disposition Regulations). Also, the building includes a chamfered fa�ade at the southeast corner of Middlefield and Theatre Way in response to the DTPP Special Corner Treatment requirement for that location (DTPP Section 2.7), subject to City review and approval. Structured parking with 904 auto spaces and 46 motorcycle spaces would be located entirely on-site on two basement levels, the ground floor, and three above-grade levels (Plan Sheets A2.0 through A2.5, 4/26/13). The parking structure would be incorporated within the building facades. The parking would be available to the general public (non- tenants) from 5:00 to 10:00 PM on weekdays and from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM on weekends, including theatre validated parking. Secured indoor storage for 180 bikes would be located on the ground floor parking level, along with restrooms and showers. All parking would be accessed from Middlefield Road at Theatre Way. The project would not remove any on-street parking. Based on DTPP minimum parking requirements, the project is short by 14 auto spaces and subsequently by 4 bike spaces. Development on the site is regulated by the Downtown Precise Plan (DTPP). Existing Uses in the Area The Downtown is the City's most urban district and contains a variety of land uses. The existing Downtown land use pattern is characterized by a mix of commercial/retail, office, industrial, residential, and institutional uses, as well as parking. Existing land uses within the DTPP area are summarized in Table 4.1 and illustrated on Figure 4.1 of the Draft Environmental Impact Report for the Redwood City Downtown Precise Plan dated August 2010, incorporated by reference herein. 5