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Objectjye Pesjqn Standards for Multitarnilv Housing in B-M, c-c and M-U zonjng Pistrjcts <br />CS. Building Entries <br />Building entries should provide welcoming, human-scaled transitions between public and private space. <br />Development Standards <br />All Sites <br />CS. I The primary building entrance shall directly face and be visible from the public right of way <br />CS .2 The following types of building entrances shall be located level with the adjacent public <br />sidewalk: <br />a . Commercial storefronts ; <br />b. Primary entries (lobby) for multifamily residential buildings <br />c. 50% of exterior entries to residential common areas ( community rooms , bike parking, pet <br />grooming rooms etc.) <br />CS.3 Multifamily unit s located adjoining a public right of way and located within four feet of finished <br />sidewalk grade shall provide secondary entries to re s idential units as a porch or stoop. Such <br />secondary entries shall: <br />a . provide a minimum width of 6 feet and depth of 4 feet ; <br />b. directly face and be visible from the public right of way <br />c . provide a low fence , screen , or landscaping not to exceed three feet in height to transition <br />from public to private areas. <br />Downto wn Sites <br />CS.4 Buildings locating a primary building entry on Main Street shall provide recess at the entry door . <br />Such recesses shall provide a minimum three-foot depth from the face of the exterior wall. <br />a . Buildings fronting on Main Street shall provide a primary entrance on Main Street <br />b. Buildings located at intersection of Main and other streets shall also be al lowed to locate <br />the primary entrance on Main Street or as a diagonal entrance on the comer <br />Design Guidel ines <br />CS.a Entries s hould be the predominant feature of front facades. Larger buildings should have a <br />prominent, centralized primary building entrance. <br />C5 .b Porches and balconies that face streets should be incorporated into the materials and design of the <br />building. <br />City of Pleasanton -31 -January 5, 2023 -DRAFT