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<br />5.9 Fire Management <br />Fire management at the properties will be pursuant to the City of Pieasanton Fire Marshal. <br /> <br />5.10 Paving <br />Pervious paving at driveways, parking areas and walkways is encouraged to allow water <br />to infiltrate. Porous concrete, turf block pavers, Eco Stone pavers and gravel paving are <br />all examples of pervious paving. In addition, a hybrid scheme could be developed where <br />impervious paving is used on the driveway and pervious paving is laid in the parking stalls. If <br />an impervious paved driveway such as standard concrete is installed, a simple way to reduce <br />run-off would be to slope the drive towards an area of groundcover or turf for infiltration. <br />Slope of the paving and type of soil will determine what type of system is appropriate for each <br />site. All paving should be earthtoned. Red colored clay bricks, concrete pavers and paving are <br />discouraged. <br /> <br /> <br />ir: <br />'~?' <br />'ItI:~~ <br />ft.t- \;~ <br /> <br />Pervious Paving Types: Top left: Concrete turf bock pavers filied with aggregate; bottom left: Eco Stone <br />Pavers by Unigroup, voids filied with crushed stone to aliow infiltration; top right: Impervious asphalt <br />paving flows towards landscape area for infiltration; bottom right: pervious concrete paving in an <br />earthtone color. <br /> <br />MEADOWLARK PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT DESIGN GUIDELINES <br />Pleasanton, California <br /> <br />DRAFT May 2006 <br />p.16 <br />