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Objective Design Standards for Multifamily Housing in R-M. C-C. and M-U Zoning Districts <br /> C4. Active Frontage Design <br /> Building design must balance the needs of commerce with the design strategies necessary for the active pedestrian- <br /> oriented environments that help retail establishments thrive. <br /> V-4 . . ..,' ..-- -„fiazioll <br /> .�4 �% 000rlithilli 10 tipper Floors <br /> i <br /> .� -- 1 --... StOrttlrOnt ; � �. Ground Floor <br /> up <br /> i 1,74.6.4111 &Slat eft ont <br /> . .. <br /> Ill _ i 8wld+rrp Base • <br /> __ <br /> In III ki _ <br /> Fig. 6 Active Frontage Components <br /> Y ..-,_ <br /> i M i ilkpes r 31. <br /> Mar <br /> Development Standards <br /> Downtown Sites <br /> C4.1 Active Frontage design in compliance with this section shall be provided at the following <br /> frontage locations: <br /> a. Any Mixed-Use, Live-Work, or multifamily residential development frontage designated <br /> as an Active Use Overlay in the Pleasanton Downtown Specific Plan(Figure 4-2). <br /> b. Mixed-Use or Live/Work uses located on other public rights-of-way <br /> C4.2 Active frontages shall have a minimum clear floor-to-ceiling height of 15 feet. <br /> C4.3 Ground floor glazing at Active Frontages shall be through the means of storefronts. Storefronts <br /> shall be designed to incorporate a base(curb)composed of high quality materials such as brick, <br /> stone,tile, or recessed wood panel. Such curbs shall not exceed 24 inches above the elevation of <br /> the adjacent sidewalk. <br /> C4.4 Ground-floor glazing located at Active Frontages shall ensure visibility through compliance with <br /> City of Pleasanton -24- December 14, 2022 -DRAFT <br />