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Objective Design Standards for Multifamily Housing in R-M. C-C. and M-U Zoning Districts <br /> PART 2 <br /> DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES <br /> A. GENERAL DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS <br /> The intent of these objective standards is to provide clear, concise, and actionable baselines to ensure an <br /> acceptable quality of residential development within Downtown Pleasanton and sites with R-M and C-C <br /> District outside of downtown. <br /> Al. FRONTAGE IMPROVEMENT STANDARDS <br /> Design Standards <br /> All Sites <br /> A1.1 Development shall provide street trees or replace diseased or damaged trees to achieve a maximum <br /> average spacing of 35 feet on center for the length of the project frontage. <br /> A1.2 Overhead utility lines shall be undergrounded for all projects except those containing fewer than five <br /> units, and less than 50 feet of cumulative street frontage. <br /> A1.3 Development shall locate all electrical transformers in underground vaults or in electrical rooms within the <br /> building except where there would be fewer than five units,and less than 50 feet of cumulative street <br /> frontage. <br /> Downtown Sites <br /> A1.4 Development shall extend the sidewalk network by improving public sidewalks to eliminate gaps at street <br /> frontages as defined in Figure 5-1 of the Downtown Specific Plan. <br /> A1.5 Development proposed for Main Street, First Street, Division Street, and Peters Avenue shall provide <br /> public sidewalks and streetscape design in compliance with section 4-4 of the Downtown Specific <br /> Plan <br /> Design Guidelines <br /> Downtown Sites <br /> A l.a Tree cell or suspended pavement systems are strongly encouraged for street tree plantings in paved <br /> sidewalk and amenity areas. <br /> A2. GENERAL SITE STANDARDS FOR DOWNTOWN SITES <br /> Design Standards <br /> Downtown Sites <br /> A2.1 Proposed Development within the designated Downtown area shall conform to the uses described in the <br /> Downtown Specific Plan <br /> A2.2 Standardized exterior architecture(franchise architecture)shall be prohibited at the building and tenant <br /> scale. Exterior design and signage shall be modified as necessary to comply with these Design Standards. <br /> A2.3 Tents or other temporary structures are prohibited from front yards, side yards,and locations visible from <br /> any public street. Parklets submitted through the Parklet permitting process and found to be in conformance <br /> with the Pleasanton Parklet Design Guidelines shall be exempt from this standard. <br /> City of Pleasanton -7- December 14, 2022 - DRAFT <br />
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