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STREET TYPE DESIGNATION(see Map 20-2) <br /> uius_ PEDESTRIAN RES MIXED UN- <br /> Standard tration TOD PEDESTRIAN CONNECTOR USE CLASSIFIED <br /> other building <br /> (accessory use) <br /> Stand-alone parking <br /> structure(principal 25 feet 25 feet 50 feet 75 feet 100 feet <br /> use) <br /> Setback Standards <br /> Front,side and <br /> See underlying zone setback requirements and limits on frontage set forth above <br /> rear' <br /> Below grade 0 feet <br /> 'Structured parking garages accessed from the rear with no internal turnaround shall be setback at least 25 feet from the far <br /> side of the alley,except as otherwise approved by city engineer. <br /> Illustration 20-10:Structured Parking Standards <br /> 11- amaimummi <br /> II IIII III Ili II <br /> IN ®' III 1111 1 <br /> o <br /> 14 l, Irk 4 <br /> - � � fir. °ir- "^ '. <br /> S.a l <br /> B. Structured Parking Design <br /> 1) Structured parking must be designed to obscure the view of parked cars.Where structured parking is <br /> provided on the ground level adjacent to the sidewalk to accomplish this,features such as planters, <br /> decorative grilles,or works of art shall be provided as approved by the city. <br /> 2) Where the structured parking wall is built to the sidewalk edge,the facade shall use a combination of <br /> artwork,grillwork,special building material treatment/design, and/or other treatments as approved by <br /> the city that enhance the pedestrian environment. In order to meet transparency requirements, <br /> structured parking can incorporate openings with grillwork or other treatments to resemble windows. <br /> 3) Structured parking levels above the ground floor shall use articulation treatments that break up the <br /> massing of the garage and add visual interest. <br /> 20.320 Weather Protection <br /> A. General Requirements <br /> Weather protection,such as an awning,shall be required on any building facade fronting a public street as set <br /> forth in Table 20-9 below. <br /> Exhibit 2,Chapter 20,Development Standards 22 8/29/18 <br />