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<br />4 <br />ROW <br /># <br />STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES COMPLIANCE NOTES <br /> Compliant Flex / Waiver Incentive Not Applicable <br />8. Minimum Height (Principal structures): 20 feet X <br />9. Parking Minimums**: Residential - 1.5 spaces per unit <br />Live/Work - 2 spaces per unit Visitor Parking - 1 space <br />per every 10 units. X <br />Pursuant to the Density Bonus Law, the <br />maximum parking the City can require is 0.5 <br />spaces per unit, inclusive of parking for persons <br />with a disability and guests. Gov’t Code <br />§ 65915(p). <br />A1. Site Circulation: <br />10. The intent of the circulation hierarchy is to provide a <br />quality entry experience for visitors and residents <br />emphasizing pedestrian access over vehicular access to <br />homes, while allowing for convenient secondary <br />vehicular circulation. Site circulation should facilitate <br />pedestrian and bicycle use and will link housing, work <br />places, schools, transit, parks and other facilities <br />essential to the daily life of Pleasanton residents. <br /> X <br />Noted. This text states the intent of the 2012 <br />Guidelines and does not state any standards or <br />guidelines. <br /> Design Guidelines: <br />11. A1.a. There should be a distinct hierarchy of circulation <br />including public streets, internal "streets" or drives, <br />pedestrian walks/paseos and alleys / parking areas. <br />These should be arranged so that visitors and residents <br />use the primary circulation of public streets, internal <br />streets and drives and pedestrian walks / paseos for <br />X <br />