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92 ARTICLE 7 SPECIFIC STANDARDS FOR EVALUATION /PLANNED DEVELOPMENTS (Continued) PLANNING PLANNING STAFF BOARD ordinance RR uirements. FINDINGS EVIDENCE SUBMITTED TO SUPPORT FINDINGS FINDINGS Standards regarding "internal relationships" are as follows: b) 1. Streets, drives and parking _x_Yes areas provide safe and convenient access for dwellings and emergency vehicles, and do not create smaLL block sizes. b) 2. Vehicular access controlled as follows: No a) Streets serving 50 or _x—Yes No Less dwellings provide direct access to parking /service areas. b) Streets serving greater N/A Yes than 50 dwellings provide access to parking areas so located, designed and controlled as to channel traffic without interruption. The existing drive is sufficient to provide access for emergency vehicles. The existing entrance drive provides access to parking /service areas. No Not applicable. b) 3. Walkways form safe, ,x—Yes No convenient system of access to dwellings, facilities and off -site designations. Maximum walking distance between dwellings and parking; delivery and refuse collection areas does not exceed 100 feet. Walkways used as play ^x —Yes areas or school routes by children located and designed to minimize contact with vehicular traffic. Crossings appropriately marked and safeguarded. b) 4. Protection of visibility - See 03. and 03. above. No system of walkways is shown. The maximum distance between a school building and parking is approximately 75 feet. I 'B Yes Ni Yes N Yes P Yes No Since there is no through traffic, Yes vehicle speeds are slow, allowing for safe pedestrian circulation. Most of the existing structures /facilities are Located on the west side of the entrance drive which minimizes pedestrian crossings. b) 5. open space and spacing _x —Yes No Open space requirements are met. No Yes between buildings - standards are provided in Article 6 for See Article 6 standards. spacing between non - residential buildings.