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a - r a) Location. Grouping Such establishments shall be 'located only in portions of PD-H districts not served by similar facilities within one quarter mile by normal pedestrian routes, and in portions having dwelling unit densities of at least six units per acre, so located as to provide substantial nearby trade. Ifner more than dne type of convenience eetabilshment is propo sed, establishments shall be grouped, arranged and designed for maximum pedestrian convenience; vehicular access and parking areas shall be combined where such combination will result in substantial improvement in public convenience and vehicular circulation. b) Control of potential adverse effects. t Such establishments shall not create substantial adverse effects on residential uses within the district ar in adjoining districts by reason of their location, design, construction, manner or timing of operation, signs, lighting, parking or access arrangements, or other characteristics. There shall be no evidence of the nonresidential character of such establishments visible from first story residential windows outside the FD-H district. C) Maximum size of establishments, In the PD--H environment; it is L-110 intent of these regulatiOnO that no such establishment or group of establishemtns shall be of such size or character as to create the impression of general commercial development. Therefore, in addition to other limitations designed to achieve these ends, no individual convenience establishment created under the inprovisions sfafive this section shall have a gross thousand square feet, and no combination of establishments in any one location shall have a total gross floor area of wie than ten thousand square feet. 'i d) Lot coverage limitations. No minimum lot area width requirements are set directly for convenience establishments in Pp-H districts, but lot coverage shall not exceed forty percent of the net area of the lot or building site, i i. 713 I