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a. Parking shall be located to the rear of the building, where possible, and screened so that <br />it does not dominate the streetscape. Buildings, hedgesiand landscaping shall be used <br />to screen parking areas. <br />b. Every ten (10) parking stalls must be separated by a parallel landscaped area_... <br />inininium width of nine (9) feet. <br />c. Designated Parking Spaces. If parking spaces are designated for a particular building <br />or use, those spaces shall be identified either using the wheel stop or a form of paved <br />numbering/lettering. The City will consider alternative methods of designations if <br />compatible with the area. Spray painted numbers and individual signs shall not be <br />allowed. Required accessible parking is an exception to this requirement. <br />d. Structured Parking. Structured parking is encouraged to maximize the use of space <br />available. <br />Structured parking facilities may front a public right-of-way so long as the <br />architecture of the garage matches that of the surrounding buildings and blends in <br />aesthetically to the surrounding area. Pedestrian sealed ar-ehiteetufal features shall <br />;e fequife T�features include windows, awnings, eanopies,ete <br />meant to blend with the s ,,. ing uses. <br />ii. Direct pedestrian access from parking structures to buildings, streets, or pedestrian <br />gathering spaces is required. <br />iii. Bicycle parking shall be provided within the parking structure and shall be located <br />within a designated area on all floors, if possible, but at a minimum on the first <br />floor, and in a manner to prevent a bicycle and a car from crossing paths. <br />Drive-through Establishments. Drive-through establishments may be (Qconditionally <br />approved for parcels adjacent to SR 436.- or U.S. Highway 17-92 if decorative screen <br />walls and landscaping are provided to mitigate drive-through appearance. lie <br />through Establishments are pfohibited on pafeels adjaeent to Oxford Read or any othef <br />street designated as a Complete of Main Stfeet.) shall be screened with a wall ot! hedge <br />r -ow a minimum of four (4) feet in height with 0 <br />3. Pedestrian Connectivity. <br />a. Public access easements are encouraged to provide pedestrian connections between <br />public areas throughout the OPOD. <br />i. Width. The public access easement, if provided, shall be a minimum of six6 eiglu <br />(8) feet. <br />ii. Design. The location and design of the connections shall be determined at the site <br />plan approval stage. <br />iii. Landscaping. Where the public access easement adjoins an open space within the <br />private development, trees, landscaping, streetscape, and hardscape materials are to <br />be used to create a unique sense of place. <br />b. Sidewalks <br />Page 5 <br />Ordinance 22-1574 <br />