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Housing Standards and Design Guidelines <br /> C. ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES <br /> Cl. Residential Entries <br /> + � �, � - � t <br /> o <br /> o'= ` ,lam , <br /> .I.Iii ll_itVil) l.i ii, ills U 'ICI Wit,_ Il��:�v'll ����:,Pv 11,,t0 lit itI- <br /> -`1-,/ �4. i .,:vA qU t��.)1.1 -V�. Ili 9 <br /> .". "$`-.~�—sue..---•..._ .'.., <br /> Development Standards: <br /> C1.1. A minimum of 75% of ground floor units (within 5 feet of grade) shall have <br /> entries onto street, internal street, paseo (walk), or open space (including <br /> corridor buildings). <br /> Design Guidelines <br /> C1.a. Entries should be the predominant feature of front facades, and should have a <br /> scale that is in proportion to the size of the building and number of units <br /> being accessed. Larger buildings should have a prominent, centralized <br /> building entrance. <br /> C1.b. Building entries should face a public street, drive or common space. <br /> C1.c. Building entries should be the prominent feature of the front i-acade and <br /> identify access to individual units. <br /> C1.d. Building fronts should include porches, unit entries, and architectural <br /> detailing. <br /> C1.e. Porches and balconies that face streets should be incorporated into the <br /> materials and design of the building. <br /> C1.f. Porches may encroach 5 feet into the front yard setback. <br /> C1.g. Front yard patios can be used and be part of entry path or a separate space. <br /> Patios should have a low fence, screen, or hedge no higher than 3 ft to <br /> transition between public and private areas. <br /> City of Pleasanton - 36 - DISCUSSION DRAFT June 5, 2011 <br />