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Pleasanton TOD Standards and Design Guidelines <br /> Site Circulation and Building Orientation Diagrams <br /> The following diagrams illustrate a variety of possible site circulation hierarchies <br /> and associated building orientations. It is anticipated that there are a wide variety <br /> of solutions including but not limited to the following. <br /> Diagram A <br /> Public Street <br /> YT__ <br /> nluiiIIIrnlnllnlntniitl111L/f " <br /> yI1llL111WWWILLLll4b <br /> fInternal Street <br /> ` _ d d <br /> l- A <br /> V1 C N N -- <br /> y G = T <br /> A • d <br /> C C <br /> c c a <br /> O. • pIllllll11111% c )c <br /> fr •Through internal streets around a•1 Internal5tree <br /> central common open space surround <br /> C <br /> by active residential facades. <br /> E • Perimeter alley access for garages and <br /> surface parking. <br /> is.--..-1 Alley/Parking 1 <br /> 1111111 Active Frontages <br /> Diagram B <br /> Public Street <br /> c- S' '-\ _ )' <br /> .. <br /> % <br /> • Internal Street <br /> dtr <br /> I � <br /> •Through internal streets around a <br /> a, :i central common open space and <br /> a r internal pedestrian walks. <br /> J a <br /> Internal • • Perimeter alley access for garages and <br /> ______\ surface parking. <br /> • Paseos/Pedestrian walks should connect <br /> IIIII to proposed bike/pedestrian trail. <br /> Alley/Parking <br /> Ma r', <br /> 1111111 Active Frontages <br /> City of Pleasanton - 24 - ADOPTED 03/01/11 <br />