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Park District Planned Development Overlay | Exhibit A.2 – Park District Design Standards Page 6 Exhibit A.2_Park District PDO_Design Standards_24-0703 2.0 – Streetscapes Purpose • To provide complete, accessible, and connected streetscapes • To promote high-quality and healthy landscaping Relationship to Other Standards This section supplements the sidewalk standards of Chapter 19.33 EMC. Other standards are unique to the Park District. See Section 4.3 for other landscaping standards. See the City’s approved tree species allowed within street rights-of-way at the Tree Program website. Standards A. Streetscape character. 1. North-south streets. The north-south streets must have distinct streetscape designs which account for different conditions. a. Poplar Street. On the west side, this street must have a variety of street tree species and non-uniform spacing, in keeping with a natural park-like approach to the landscaping and tree plantings in the west border area. b. Hemlock Street. This street must have a limited set of street tree species with regular spacing, except where the pattern is interrupted by adjacent plazas and park- like areas where spacing may differ. c. Fir Street. This street must have a limited set of street tree species on the west side of the street, and the east side these must be trees and other plantings that are varied in species and spacing to enhance the buffering from adjacent properties (see also Section 4.3.A). 2. East-west streets. a. New Street (placeholder street name subject to change). The new east-west street must have a variety of street tree species and non-uniform spacing, in keeping with a natural park-like approach to the landscaping and tree plantings in adjacent open spaces. b. 12th and 14th Streets. On the Park District frontages, these streets may have a mixture of approaches to street tree species and spacing appropriate to the context and design on adjacent intersecting streets.