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14 ATTACHMENS 03-07
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great addition to a community. Our requested refinement is to reduce the minimum <br /> height requirement from 25 to 20 feet. <br /> Section A of Guidelines-Site Design and Planning <br /> We believe the design and hierarchy of streets, internal alleys, and parking areas are critical to <br /> the quality and density of a community. Lower density communities typically rely on more <br /> surface parking than higher density communities. This disparity often impacts the amount of <br /> site area of a community dedicated to landscaping. Additionally, due to differing edge <br /> conditions, including adjacent uses and grades, ground level patios, porches and stoops are not <br /> always appropriate. We believe the conditions at the site should come into play when evaluating <br /> the quantity and character of such pedestrian-friendly features. <br /> 2. Design Guideline Al.b - Alleys and parking areas should not be used for <br /> primary circulation to the building entries and through the site. Primary <br /> entries should not orient to alleys or parking areas. <br /> Design Guideline A2.b - Building fronts should include porches and door <br /> entries facing streets and open spaces. <br /> Our requested refined language is below: <br /> Design Guideline Al.b- Alleys without sidewalks should not be used for <br /> primary circulation to the building entries and through the site. No <br /> more than 15% of primary unit entries should orient to alleys without <br /> sidewalks or parking areas. <br /> Design Guideline A2.b- When appropriate due to grade and adjacent use <br /> considerations, a minimum of 75% of building fronts should include <br /> porches or patio door entries facing streets and open spaces. <br /> The distance between buildings along an alley creates the feel of the alley for pedestrians <br /> and vehicles. When a sidewalk is incorporated into the design of an alley it creates the <br /> opportunity for high quality pedestrian spaces along an alley. Although the Guidelines <br /> allow an alley to be a minimum of 30 feet they may be greater than 30 feel:which allows <br /> the creation of a pleasing primary entry area for homes and a strong pedestrian <br /> environment, as noted in the section below. <br /> 40, <br /> r „,, , <br /> V .!A <br /> In order to achieve the City's desired density goals on these rezoned infill sites, there will <br /> be instances when home entries need to be aligned along alleys and or parking zones. <br />
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