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7.1 MITIGATION MONITORING PROGRAM Visual Duality Table 7.1 -continued Timing or Person/ Frequency Monitoring Agency of Impact Mitigation Measure Requirements Responsible' Monitoring= 4.8-2 Views from public roads toward 4.8-2(a) View corridors towards the foothills and Mt. Diablo should Review of design SJCCDD SP and C Mt. Diablo and the Mt. Diablo be protected and enhanced by the incorporation of east-west during SP and foothills to the west of the site vehicle and pedestrian corridors throughout the project site. verification during would be screened by new These corridors should be landscaped with trees to frame construction. buildings. views to the west, and should be at least 40 feet wide to allow open views (Figure 4.8-10). 4.8-2(b) An open space corridor along the project's western edge Review of design SJCCDD SP and C should be incorporated into the project. Although access during SP and should be controlled to minimize trespassing onto adjacent verification during agricultural lands, this area could provide significant views of construction. the hills without the interruption of buildings Figure 4.8-10). 4.8-2(c) Sign regulation should occur as discussed under Mitigation Review at SP stage. SJCCDD SP r Measure 4.8-1 4.8-3 Industrial buildings along major 4.8-3(a) The maximum allowable height limit for industrial areas Review of design SJCCDD SP and C view corridors could be as tall as should be reduced to 45 feet or less to prevent this land use during SP and 100 feet. Such buildings would from being a dominant visual feature of the proposed verification during create a dominant visual feature in project, especially when adjacent to residential construction. areas that: 1) are not intended as neighborhoods or open space (Figure 4.8-11). the commercial centers of the project: 2) would contrast significantly with adjoining agricultural lands: and 3) would severely limit views for the motorist. Residential areas proposed adjacent to on-site open space would allow buildings up to 76 feet in height, which would create a strong visual contrast to the open space and also generate long shadows. 4.8-3(b) Industrial buildings should be set back at least 30 to 40 feet Review of design SJCCDD SP and C from roadways and should incorporate evergreen tree cover during SP and adjacent to the roads, especially when adjacent to verification during agricultural lands. construction. 4.8-3(c) Industrial buildings adjacent to residential neighborhoods Review of design SJCCDD SP and C should be set back at least 100 feet from residential lots. during SP and Evergreen tree cover should screen industrial buildings from verification during residences. I construction.