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service,and retail areas shall be emphasized, includin g distinct pedestrian access between adjacent sites with sidewalks and crosswalks,and appropriate lighting and landscaping. In addition, the parking area shall be designed in a manner which links the structures to the street sidewalk system as an extension of the pedestrian environment. Changes in paving ;;;a materials to accent pedestrian circulation are encouraged. PP I Lam! Avoid r-42-- Preferred Avoid Ckrselew bail kgr are a si&to crevte ,vc*s&ian rf#mr ffim separa ft h&WWWs Wiffi pars .*g Parking areas must be designed so that pedestrians walk parallel to moving cars.This minimizes the need for pedestrians to cross parking aisles and landscape areas. Safe and adequate access must also be designated for handicapped pedestrians,especially between parking and budding or use. Preferred A#s07 pare*g&*rvs sn#NtpM►atrsb ns AN parking spaces shall be visible from the interior of the WJ*Pi ra/k/tb l-afl*fbw structures,especially entrances. Parking areas and pedestrian walkways shall be visible from structures to the greatest O degree possible,and clear,well illuminated paths must be provided from parking areas to the street and building Pedestri entrance. Path G Parking standards AN parking facilities on each site shall be sufficient to serve the $ttrreet 9 on business conducted without using adjacent streets or parking lots. In the case of multiple use buildings,such as flex le9wr Re&r6-A"pi r s cross S&Wds,a buldhw,parking requirements shall be determined for each c afpa Mg ar x6n ok y is rrgav~ use separately. Minimum parking space requirements for tb a t a�i�rrs e!v!Y!w pOle►ntia/p�rrs�vrca afsei►,ars select land uses are shown on the accompanying page.The Manual user must consult Article 10.4 of the Zoning Ordinance for a detailed list of parking space requirements. Econardi:Devekpmnt Districts Desin MarxW PVe 3.3.5