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Objective Design Standards for Housing Sites City of Pleasanton - 35 - Adopted January 26, 2023 A7.5 Parking that is partially underground shall be screened with architectural elements that enhance the streetscape such as stoops, balcony overhangs, or decorative screening. A7.6 The applicant shall provide a parking management plan detailing how parking spaces will be assigned and how private parking regulations will be enforced. Fig. 13: Surface Parking Lot Shading A7.7 Shade trees shall be provided in surface parking lots than through either of the following methods: a. Shade trees shall be planted in planting fingers oriented perpendicular to the drive aisle i. Planting fingers shall provide a minimum of six feet of clear width; ii. Planting fingers shall be located at a maximum every six stalls. b. Shade trees shall be planted in a continuous planting strip oriented parallel to the drive aisle between rows of spaces; i. Planting strips shall provide a minimum of 6 feet of clear width ii. Planting strips shall be located between each opposing row of spaces. iii. Trees shall be planted within the planting strip at a maximum average spacing of 35 feet on center. A7.8 Surface parking lots larger than 10 stalls shall provide minimum shade coverage of 50 percent of the gross surface parking area. a. Trees shall be provided such that they are demonstrated to provide at least 50 percent of the required shade area in the parking lot at maturity. b. Solar photovoltaic shade structures may also be used to provide shade but shall not be allowed as a substitute for required tree shade. A7.9 Class 1 weather-protected and secured bike parking spaces shall be provided for a minimum ratio of 0.8 space per dwelling unit. Bike parking can be grouped in one structure, provided within a secured room in the building or parking garage, or dispersed in private garages. When