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easements with clearly defined maintenance and repair responsibilities. 'T'his condition ensures <br />that all parking spaces will remain available to all customers. <br />Loading Areas <br />Loading areas for the Home Depot and Longs Drugs are located behind the buildings facing the <br />P. G. & F, property with the exception of the garden center which is located at the southeast cor- <br />ner of the center. The loading area for the main Home Depot is accessed by a depressed ramp <br />for delivery. The garden center delivery area is at grade. The Stores "A", "B", and "Pad" build- <br />ings would be Front loaded through the front door. "I'he rear doors for these buildings facing <br />Stanley Boulevard and Bernal Avenue are emergency exit doors only and may not be used for <br />loading purposes. Loading for the Stores "C" is located behind building in the service alley <br />separating Stores "C" from Home Depot Staff has conditioned screen planting in the Stanley <br />Boulevard landscape areas facing the Longs loading area. <br />Parkin Lg_ot Light Fixtures and Shopping Cart Storage Areas <br />Home Depot's cart storage areas are distributed throughout the parking area, reflecting Home <br />Depot's operations. As conditioned, Home Depot is required to continuously monitor the park- <br />ing areas to ensure that the carts are stored in these enclosures, thereby not conflicting with the <br />driveway circulation and parking, and are then returned . <br />The parking lot lighting proposes 30-foot tall light standards. Staff has received written concern <br />pertaining to light pollution in the Stanley Business Park area. Staff also believes that the fix- <br />ture design should be revised following the "old time Pleasanton" design theme of the project. <br />Staff recommends a condition modifying the parking lot light fixtures to a 20-foot maximum <br />height or as otherwise reviewed and approved by the Planning Director. Implementing this con- <br />dition means additional light fixtures in the parking areas to maintain the minimum Municipal <br />Code standard of one foot-candle of illumination per square foot of area. Maintaining this stan- <br />dard may require a larger number of parking light fixtures. <br />The applicant intends to place decorative acorn lighting fixtures along the frontage sidewalks of <br />the satellite retailer and along the pedestrian boulevard from Bernal to Home Depot. Addition- <br />ally, these standards will be placed in strategic pedestrian scale areas and augmented by the <br />taller standards. The applicant understands the light pollution concerns and agrees to reduce the <br />number and height as is practicable along with providing for the least luminosity that can be al- <br />lowed via the Pleasanton Municipal Code. Alighting plan is required as a condition of approval <br />for review and approval of the site lighting, placement, light standard heights and light shielding <br />assemblies. <br />Refuse Collection <br />The trash enclosures for the Stores "A", `B", and "Pad" buildings are freestanding in the park- <br />ing areas facing these buildings. Trash enclosures for the Longs Drugs, Home Depot, and Stores <br />PCUP-165/PDR-529/PMOD-81-25-7M Page 35 of 36 December 13, 2006 <br />
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