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b) Internal Relationships The site plan shall provide for safe, efficient, convenient and harmonious groupings of structures, uses, facilities and open spaces in a manner facilitating pedestrian move- ment between major origins and destinations within and adjacent to the district with a minimum of conflicts with vehicular traffic. In particular: 1) Pedestrian systems and open space net. Pedestrian systems through buildings shall relate to a network of exterior open spaces reserved for pedestrian use and enjoy- uent. Interior and exterior pedestrian ways shall be scaled for anticipated traffic and form a convenient pattern connect- ing major concentration of uses within the district, and shall connect to principal mass transit stops within and outside the district. 2) Street, Parking Areas and Service Areas. Shall be so located and designed as to separate private vehicular use within the district from principal pedes- trian areas. Such separation may be horizontal, with vehicular areas concentrated and grouped in a logical location or locations at edges of the district adjacent to major or collector streets, or vertical, with vehicular areas under buildings. 7.16.7 Sign Limitations The following limitations and requirements shall apply to signs in PD-OI districts. 1) General Advertising Signs Prohibited. General advertising signs are prohibited in PD-Cl districts. 2) Limitations on Signs Intended to be Read From Outside the District, or from Public Streets Within the District. No signs intended to be read from outside the district, or from public streets within the district, shall be permitted except as indicated below. Limitations in this subsection shall not be construed to apply to signs visible only from pedestrian ways or private streets and adjoining buildings and groups within the district, or to signs or sign structures erected by the