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Objective Design Standards for Multifamily Housing in R-M, C-C, and M-U Zoning Districts City of Pleasanton - 20 - December 14, 2022 - DRAFT B8.3 Development shall provide enclosures sized adequately or to meet minimum standards for Pleasanton’s source separated recycling program for refuse. Buildings shall anticipate provisions for at least one of the following options: a. Three (3) individual containers (carts) for each unit and a designated storage location enclosed by low walls or building walls. b. Three (3) Individual containers (carts) for each unit and a designated clear storage area within individual unit garages. c. Opaque, roofed enclosure for refuse bins built of durable materials and designed to harmonize with the proposed architecture. d. Appropriately sized trash room inside the proposed building. B8.4 If the applicant designates an exterior enclosure for staging refuse bins or carts, the applicant shall provide a letter or other confirmation from the City’s solid waste franchisee confirming that the required number of bins or carts can be collected from the proposed onsite staging area. B8.5 Townhouse developments with dead end alleys shall provide a letter from the city’s solid waste franchisee stating that either: a. Individual carts can be collected adjacent to each garage; or b. One or more exterior refuse enclosure(s) for cart collection located in accordance with the preceding standard can be serviced. Downtown Sites B8.6 If utility providers require direct access from the street to utility rooms or closets, these facilities shall be configured to occupy less than 25 percent of the length of any ground floor façade facing a public right of way, open space or Paseo. Design Guidelines: All Sites B8.a Projects that propose exterior gas or water meters for individual dwelling units should locate meters in alleys adjacent to garage entries.