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Program 3.4: Appropriate interior noise levels in commercial, industrial, and office buildings are a function of the use of the space. Interior noise levels in noise-sensitive spaces (e.g., offices) generally should be maintained at 45 dBA Leq or less (hourly average). [GP page 11-26] 12. COMMUNITY CHARACTER ELEMENT Program 15.3: Require developers to include the following features, as feasible, in the development of new and the redevelopment of existing commercial areas: • Pedestrian amenities such as landscaping, benches, trellises, fountains, public art, and attractive lighting • Pedestrian walkways and bikeway constructions that create safe paths of travel through the shopping center and parking, and to transit, nearby sidewalks, and surrounding neighborhoods • Attractive sign design and higher quality sign materials • Outdoor seating, shade structures, and drinking fountains • Decorative paving at driveway entrances and pedestrian areas • Attractive colors, minimizing bright franchise colors • Higher quality façade materials • Orientation of buildings to transit facilities, where applicable • Orientation of businesses to adjacent creeks, where applicable • Shared parking • Attractive and convenient bicycle parking [GP page 12-21] 14. SUBREGIONAL PLANNING ELEMENT Program 2.2: Identify needed public facilities of subregional significance, and require that new development approvals are conditioned to assure that they contribute their fair share of the cost of such facilities. (GP page 14-19] Program 7.9: Continue to collect the Tri-Valley Transportation Development fee to fund the local share of subregional transportation improvements. [GP page 14-21] * Implement the Tri-Valley Transportation Development Fee, Chapter XI, Development Impact Fees, of the City's Master Fee Schedule. "Done" Page 7 of 8