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3 <br /> (2) The material and configuration of the pedestrian coverings shall be as approved <br /> by the City. No fabric,plastic,vinyl, or other non-durable materials are <br /> permitted. <br /> (3) Coverings with visible corrugated fiberglass are not permitted. <br /> (4) All lettering,color, and graphics on pedestrian coverings must conform to the <br /> City's sign code and these guidelines. <br /> (5) Multi-tenant retail buildings are encouraged to use a variety of weather protection <br /> features to emphasize individual storefronts and reduce the architectural scale of <br /> the building. Figure 31B.080-11 provides an unacceptable and better example. <br /> Figure 318.080-11 <br /> The continuous canopy on top is monotonous and deemphasizes individual storefronts. The bottom <br /> example provides a variety of weather protection features and represents a more desirable example. <br /> �nria ceptablle <br /> — <br /> �1 _ <br /> Better <br /> Li <br /> IL-P =11• + 7-1 <br /> it <br /> r ''� ` <br /> E. Building Corners. The intent of this provision is to create visual interest and increase <br /> activity at public street corners. <br /> 1. Architecturally accentuate building corners at Evergreen Way/designated pedestrian <br /> oriented side street intersections. All new buildings within the MUO and located within <br /> 15 feet of a property line at the intersection of Evergreen Way and adjacent to a <br /> designated pedestrian oriented side street shall employ two or more of the following <br /> design elements or treatments to the building corner facing the intersection: <br /> a. A corner entrance to courtyard,building lobby, atrium, or pedestrian pathway. <br /> b. Bay window or turret. <br /> c. Roof deck or balconies on upper stories. <br /> d. Building core setback "notch" or curved façade surfaces. <br /> e. Sculpture or artwork,either bas-relief,figurative, or distinctive use of materials. <br /> f. Change of materials. <br /> 55 <br /> 137 <br />