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Site Planning - District Concept r tans COMMUNITY COMMERCIAL To the extent possible buildings shall Where possible pedestrian walkways SCREEN WALLS be loaded with store fronts facing and should be articulated with three di- Shall surround all trash collection abutting Collector streets, and Main mensional elements such as trellises areas and loading docks Street. and arcades. • • Along Main Street buildings shall be See Chapter 5, Landscape, Fences and Walls. located adjacent to and with store ENTRY COURTS entries facing the street. Should be located to avoid obvious LOADING DOCKS AND SERVICE conflicts with Collector streets AREAS TRANSIT STOPS Should align with prominent building , All loading and servicing shall occur Should be conveniently located for elements or with on site amenities within the boundaries of the site ex- pedestrians and Integrated with the Shared entry courts are highly encour- cept in shared maneuvering areas. community trail network aged. • All loading and servicing within view PAD USES See Chapter 5, Entry Courts. of a public street shall be screened • As possible, pad buildings should PARKING with walls, berming, or planting. align with the edge of the Landscape LANDSCAPE SETBACK Setback. Parking lots should be articulated into small pedestrian scaled areas which All landscaping within the 20' Land- public entries which face the street.As possible, pad uses should have align to building entries. scape Setback shall match the Arte- rial streetscae. • As possible parking should be located P • Parking and access drives for pad at the sides and rear of buildings. The installation and maintenance uses at corners or Intersections within the setback zone shall be the of the building.should located to the rear or side SETBACKS responsibility of the property owner. • See Setbacks this chapter. Refer to the C.S.D. Manual for the PEDESTRIAN CONNECTIONS AND exact details of the each Arterial CIRCULATION OUTDOOR PEDESTRIAN USES AREAS streetscape. • Pedestrian access from surrounding Are highly encouraged, such as pia- neighborhoods should be clear and zas, patios, outdoor caf6s, seating ARTERIAL INTERSECTIONS direct. and fountains See CSD Manual, Community Entries. • Pedestrian walkways through parking Should be located at prominent ar- areas are highly encouraged. eas within the site and articulated by architectural elements Chapter Three