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Olyective Design Standards for Housing Sites <br /> PART 5 <br /> APPENDIX A <br /> BUILDING TYPES <br /> Introduction <br /> Property owners and developers are encouraged to"mix and match"among the following Building Types <br /> in order to achieve the required minimum average density,and to provide the varied building character <br /> desired by the City. It is anticipated that more than one building type will be built on large parcels, <br /> depending on the location,street frontage,mix of uses,and desired parking ratios. It is left to the applicant <br /> where and how to combine the Building Types listed below. If a developer wishes to incorporate a <br /> Building Type not identified in the Matrix,the City Council may review and approve new Types so long as <br /> the overall proposal conforms with the adopted Standards and Guidelines. <br /> While some of the prototypes described in the following pages are typically built at density ranges which <br /> may exceed the densities allowed on the nine sites, such prototypes would be mixed with lower density <br /> building types on the site to achieve an average site density consistent with the maximum densities <br /> allowed in Table 2.1. <br /> The following building types and their average densities are listed in this document: <br /> B 1.Attached Rowhouse/Townhouses(14-25 du/ac) <br /> B2.Garden Style with Surface parking(20-25 du/ac) <br /> B3.Tuck Under Podium(25-40 du/ac) <br /> B4. Townhouses/Flats with Podium Parking(40-60 du/ac) <br /> B5. Residential Wrap Building with Parking Structure(40-70 du/ac) <br /> B6. Residential Buildings with Off-Site Parking District(50-80 du/ac) <br /> B7.Mixed-Use Buildings <br /> B8. Retail Buildings(Stand Alone) <br /> B9. Live/Work <br /> City of Pleasanton -Appendix Page 0 - DRAFT: December 14, 2022 <br />