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B. Historic overlay districts.Sidewalks in historic overlay districts shall include color and patterns similar to other sidewalks in the historic overlay as directed by the city's public works standards. Table 33-2:Public Sidewalk Widths by Street Designation 005u- nEtyESTVaAN CLEAR ZONE LAHOC,tAi'EOURPEIVRE -,'REEF FYvi _ s,q�._ MINIMUM MtMMUM wIOTNE v,.n•y Wtt}E 1 ,on. FRONTAGE ZONE MINIMUM PEDESTRIAN CLEAR ZONE LANDSCAPE/FURNITURE TOTAL MIN. STREET TYPE WIDTH MINIMUM WIDTH ZONE MINIMUM WIDTH WIDTH 6'-8' TOD 2'—6' 8'—10' 16' m i n 8'desirable Pedestrian 2'—6' 8'minimum 6'minimum 16'min Connector None 6' minimum 6'minimum 12' min Residential Mixed-Use None Per city engineer 4' minimum 10'min Undesignated None Per city engineer Per city engineer 6' min See public sidewalk treatment requirements below for specific street designations 19.33.040 Public sidewalk treatments. On streets designated in Map 33-1 as TOD or Pedestrian,at least two sidewalk treatments are required from the following list: A. Special surfacing treatment,such as unit pavers,special materials,and inlays,as approved by the city; B. Artwork incorporated into or along the sidewalk which is approved by the city's cultural arts commission; C. Decorative tree grates; D. Decorative clocks; E. Informational kiosks; F. Landscaping elements, not otherwise required by this title,incorporated into curb bulbs and/or sidewalks;or G. Other treatments as approved by planning director and city engineer. 19.33.050 Exceptions to public sidewalk standards. The following exceptions to public sidewalk standards are allowed: A. Point obstructions: Point obstructions,such as power poles, light poles and fire hydrants, may encroach into the pedestrian clear zone but the sidewalk must have clear width remaining to meet accessibility requirements. Ch.33,Streets,Sidewalks and Pedestrian Circulation 5 City Council Action(11/04/2020)