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5. Rooftop collection and filtration systems. <br />13. The plan will minimize total impervious area of a development by one or a combination of the <br />following: <br />1. Locating parking areas beneath buildings, <br />2. Minimizing builduag footprints by adding stories, or <br />3. Using pervious paving materials rather than traditional asphalt and concrete for parking lots, <br />roads, sidewalks, and driveways. <br />(3; <br />The plan will limit the connectedness of impervious surfaces and direct runoff into vegetated <br />landscape areas. This may include sloping driveways, sidewalks and streets to drain runoff to <br />lawns or vegetated swales. <br />D. The plan will include a variety of trees and native plant materials such as Cattails, Blue Flag Iris, <br />Sedge Grass and Common Reed to capture rainfall through. absorption or evaporation and provide <br />roots for infiltration purposes. <br />Screening of Parking Areas. Wherever a parking lot faces street frontage, such frontage shall be <br />screened by a combination of hedges, ornamental railings, walls, bollards, trees, and other methods to <br />screen parking lots from pedestrian spaces while maintaining eye-level visibility. Such screening shall <br />be maintained at a height of between 2-1/2 feet and 3-1/2 feet. Such screening shall meet the setbacks <br />required by the applicable Build-to Line. Overstory trees are allowed within this screening area, as <br />long as the canopy of the tree is at least 7 (seven) feet above the ground to allow open visibility <br />between the parking area and street frontage, under the tree canopy. If plantings are included in this <br />screening area, the area must be a minimum of 6 feet in width to allow adequate rpom for plantings <br />and snow storage. <br />Parking structures. <br />A. Parking structures shall maintain setbacks required for buildings as described in this article. <br />B. Openings in a parking lot structure that face a street or public open space, must be screened with <br />slats, grating, screens, glass, or other architectural treatment to buffer substantially the visual <br />impact of vehicles parked in the structure. <br />6-720. Building Types. <br />-in the Northwest Quadrant District, Building Types are established. No building shall be constructed <br />occupied except with the land uses and characteristics described herein, on a block or portion of a <br />k, depicted on Figure 3: <br />(]~~ Building Type Al, Mixed Use without Residential or Office on First Floar. <br />4 ~ A. Building Type Al buildings must include commercial uses on the first floor. <br />B. Building Type Al buildings may include commercial, office or residential uses on the upper <br />floors. <br />C. Residential uses may not be mixed with another use on a given floor. <br />D. Building Type Al may have a flat or pitched roof and shall be 3 to 5 stories in height. <br />Building Type A2, Mixed Use. <br />A. Building Type A2 may include commercial, office or residential uses on the first and upper floors. <br />B. Residential uses may not be mixed with another use on a given floor. <br />C. Building Type A2 may have a flat or pitched roof and shall be 3 to 5 stories in height. <br />Building Type A3, Mixed Use. <br />