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9/3/2013
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15Y
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14
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proposed development with the public sidewalks on Valley Avenue and, ultimately, to the <br /> Bernal Property. <br /> Building Design <br /> Design elements used throughout the proposed development include walk-up porches, <br /> liberal use of masonry wall surfaces, detailed entrances, bay windows and wall pop-outs, <br /> and varied building forms and roof lines for visual interest. Materials and colors generally <br /> follow a New England design theme — deep red brick, medium brown and very dark gray <br /> asphalt shingles, terra cotta colored standing seam metal roof materiel, building colors <br /> including white, light- to medium-blue grays, tans and browns, and deep reds. Building <br /> designs provide significant articulation and variation of building heigh:s, volumes, and <br /> massing, and are designed with architectural design massing and detailing on all four <br /> building sides, and with design details and elements that establish a "pedestrian scale" to <br /> the first floor areas of the structure. <br /> Staff has conditioned the proposed apartments to provide Universal Design features. For <br /> the proposed row house units and single-family homes, staff has conditioned the <br /> applicant to use their best effort in incorporating Universal Design principles into their <br /> construction. Staff notes that the applicant has already addressed Universal Design <br /> with the three-story row house units by designing and construc:ing the unit to <br /> accommodate an elevator with the units' purchase or in the future. <br /> Housing Site Development Standards and Design Guidelines <br /> The Housing Site Development Standards and Design Guidelines, hereinafter referred to <br /> as Standards, designated the 7-acre higher density portion of the subject property as Site <br /> #5, with Standards addressing density, architectural style, street connections to the <br /> shopping center and to Valley Avenue, and view corridors. The 19.72-acre portion of the <br /> site designated for Medium Density Residential (MDR) land uses is nct covered by the <br /> Standards. Staff, however, evaluated the MDR portion as it relates to the Standards for <br /> such items as "feathering" density towards the single-family homes on Valley Avenue, <br /> interior paseos, parking, perimeter setbacks, and view corridors, and reviewed the MDR <br /> portion for compatibility with surrounding land uses. <br /> The applicant requests the following exceptions from the Standards: <br /> 1. Standard A4.5. Where head-in parking occurs, a landscaped finger with street <br /> tree is required an average of every ten spaces. <br /> The applicant is requesting a landscape finger every 12 to 14 spaces. Staff <br /> supports this exception given the large area of the proposed landscape fingers, <br /> varying from approximately 500 square feet to approximately 1,100 square feet. <br /> 2. Standard A5.b. Garage doors should be recessed at lea;rt two feet from <br /> building façade. <br /> Staff supports this exception given that the garage doors for the apartments' <br /> garages face each on both sides of an internal court and the upper two floors of <br /> Page 11 of 19 <br />
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