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Pleasanton TOD Standards and Design Guidelines____________________ <br /> <br />Streets, pedestrian paths and bike paths will contribute to a sy-connected <br />and interesting routes between sites 1, 2 and 3 and BART. Their design will <br />encourage pedestrian and bicycle use by being appropriately scaled and defined by <br />buildings, trees and lighting. <br /> <br />Residential units, live-work units, and retail space shall be well integrated into the <br />development in a mixed-use format. We encourage permitted retail uses at these <br />sites that encourages non-vehicular access to goods and services for future and <br />current residents and Hacienda office workers in an effort to mi <br />greenhouse gases and other environmental impacts. <br /> <br />Design features shall compliment the adjacent properties and draw on its <br />surroundings to ensure compatibility. Special emphasis should b- <br />backs, building height, massing, and scale, landscape treatments <br />design, and color palates to ensure compatibility. <br /> <br />The developments shall minimize the impacts of noise from the adjacent freeway, <br />BART station and major thoroughfares (Owens, Willow and Hacienda <br />placement of buildings, landscaping and open space. All developmshall adhere to <br />the standard conditions of approval, green-building measures and other project <br />specific conditions and environmental mitigations that may resul <br />process. <br /> <br />In addition to evaluating conformance with the attached standard <br />individual PUD applications must be measured against the aforementioned vision <br />through the approved PUD process as authorized by the City and r <br />settlement agreement with Urban Habitat. <br />City of Pleasanton - 4 - ADOPTED 03/01/11 <br /> <br /> <br />