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Section F: Public Realm located in public areas that provide opportunities for views out to the water,people-watching, catching sun, waiting for others, and finding some semi-private space for reading and relaxation. When possible, bench design shall include integration into walls and planters. Free standing benches will be selected for durability and design. Benches must minimize water accumulation on the seating surface and deter abuse from skateboards or other vandalism. They also must relate to the aesthetic of the connecting street, district, or area. Trash Receptacles - Trash cans shall be located at or near all active public gathering areas especially those located near concessions and cafes. Trash cans must be lidded and enclosed to keep out seagulls and rodents. They also must be durable, easy to maintain, and easy to use when changing bags. Bollards - Bollards may be used to protect pedestrians from vehicles in areas where pedestrians access public plazas, the Seiner Wharf, and along the Champfer Woonerf. Bollards must be well proportioned and can be either permanent or removable.Permanent bollards can be used to define edges and entrances to pedestrian areas and control vehicular access. They may integrate illumination in pedestrian areas. Removable bollards are to be placed in areas where emergency or maintenance access may be required. Bollards will relate to the aesthetic of the district and may be custom integrated art. Bicycle amenities - Bike racks may be placed out of pedestrian circulation ways on the edges of plazas or open space areas where bikers may need to park their bikes and wish to walk, shop, eat, or rest. Access to and from the bike racks should be clear and unobstructed. Bike racks must be double-poled and wide resting the entire bike against the rack rather than single- poled. They should relate to the aesthetic of the space in form and placement. Signage Plazas, in general will not include signage except interpretive signs or possibly an information kiosk. Signs and information kiosks shall not block views or pedestrian flow. For more information, see the Signage Guidelines in this document. Special Event Banners For special festivals, markets, or events at the Performance Venue, small banners may be used on a temporary basis. Banners may be attached to one side of area lights. Banners must not contain private advertising,but may include the names of primary event sponsors. Fences, Hedges, and Railings Design Intent — Fences, hedges, and railings at the edges of plazas, courtyards, and other open spaces may provide safety, security, and in some cases privacy. Design of fences and railings will be compatible with other elements through form, materials, and finishes. Design will reflect the aesthetic of the Waterfront Place Central and will be informed by the district or area character. Materials — Exterior fences and railings will be constructed of materials durable in the marine climate. This includes stainless steel, heavy gauge aluminum, and steel with the appropriate finish. 2014 Waterfront Place Central Supplemental Design Guidelines -64-