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EXHIBIT 1 TO ORDINANCE ' d. Visitor parking—a minimum of 12 stalls on Simpson Pad; best located next to open spaces and parks. e. Any lot smaller than 3,000 sf must take vehicle access from an alley or other secondary access. E. All Riverfront Development- Sian Regulations 1. The developer will submit to the City a comprehensive signage plan, which is consistent with these Standards, including graphic design elements pursuant to Section 19.36.210 EMC. Graphic Design Elements include directional signage and street name markers, pedestrian trail markers, project tenant directories, kiosks,theme elements, and overall site image related exterior signage. This code section authorizes applications to the Planning Director for deviations from the signage requirements of the code when the applicant makes an exceptional effort toward creating harmony between the sign, the building and the site where it is located through use of a consistent design theme which compliments and enhances the surrounding environment, among other criteria. Except as permitted pursuant to EMC Section 19.36.210, Sign Category B is the underlying sign category in the WC zone and will be used to determine size of signs other than the monument signs and identifying icon/landmark described below. 2. Monument site entry markers shall be located at major entries. These monument signs will be integrated with adequate site landscaping. Monument signs will integrate with the design elements of the Graphic Design Elements and the architecture of the development throughout the site. 3. A monument sign will be allowed at the entrance to the development on the west side of the bridge when you enter the development from 41'street. This monument will be used to identify the Riverfront District development and will be designed to integrate with the architecture of the district. The message will be limited to identification of the Riverfront District and may include identification of several tenants so long as the tenant identification is less prominent than identification of the District. 4. An identifying icon/landmark will be allowed on the Riverfront district site up to 100 feet in height so the site can be identified from I-5. This icon/landmark will identify the Riverfront District and become the icon or symbol of the Riverfront District. The design will be integrated into the architecture of the Riverfront District. The design of this icon/ landmark will become the identifying symbol of the development. Examples are: the Seattle Space Needle, Mukilteo Light House, or the Campanile - Sather Tower at U.C. Berkeley. 5. The following signs are prohibited. a. Pole mounted signs except directional and wayfinding signs are permitted. b. Signs employing moving or flashing lights except for a cinema use. Cinemas may have changeable letter signage. c. Signs employing exposed electrical conduits. d. Ballast boxes or other equipment e. Cardboard signs. F - 12 FINAL ATT FDOC 10/21/2008