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2. In the planning of the site and design of buildings and site elements,to the extent feasible <br /> provide for: <br /> a. "Passive surveillance,"the ability of people occupying buildings and public spaces to <br /> view all parts of accessible spaces. <br /> b. Security and pedestrian lighting per Section 31B.070.M. <br /> For multiple family developments, see also Section 19.15.030 and the CPTED principles <br /> contained in the Multiple Family Design Guidelines. <br /> Figure 318.070-15 <br /> Passive surveillance, or the ability of people in buildings or traveling along roadways to see outdoor <br /> spaces, increases security <br /> _--Roof Deck <br /> Bay Window— <br /> Balcony <br /> '„'i'w� .,' i .Shops <br /> Porches <br /> ',41pillai <br /> t 2par&e.r:. MT”"Tr 4' rr ,' <br /> J. Design of Internal Pedestrian Paths and Circulation. The intent of this provision is to <br /> provide safe and direct pedestrian access that accommodates all pedestrians, minimizes <br /> conflicts between pedestrians and vehicular traffic, and provides pedestrian connections to <br /> neighborhoods. <br /> Figure 318.070-16 <br /> Examples of an attractive pedestrian connections through large developments <br /> :4 (,' , i 'V/: <br /> t.47 . <br /> P„ 1 I , It , - 1 0,,Lii 00,11k, ,:fr <br /> - <br /> NA:'-' � <br /> 1. For safety and access, landscaping shall not block visibility to and from a path, especially <br /> where it approaches a roadway or driveway. <br /> 42 <br />