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EXNiBiT H <br /> DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS <br /> Architectural Character. <br /> The proposed design combines traditional retail storefronts with large show windows, brick and <br /> decorative masonry elements and metal awnings to create the character of a small towr main <br /> street. The design incorporates sidewalk planting areas and pedestrian scale fighting fixtures to <br /> reinforce the sidewalk character of the retail shops. The small town main street concept is further <br /> reinforced through the use a consistent ornamental planting theme and decorative lighting <br /> fixtures at each of the entrances into thc; shopping center and aiont; major circulation paths. <br /> Through the use of a consistent palate of materials and colors the design of the smaller retail <br /> buildings are integrated with the prototype design of major tenants. The scale and spacing of <br /> brick and stone-like storefront columns provides for the necessary leasing flexibility at the small <br /> tenant shops. <br /> The design of the monumental pylon sign and the ground monument at the major entrances <br /> reflects the character of the retail shops by incorporating the base building materials and detailing <br /> with the identification of the center and it's major tenants. <br /> Landscaping: <br /> The landscaping plan of Elk Park Center creates visual, environmental and seasonal interest <br /> within and around the site. The surrounding tree lined streets and site entrances, as well as the <br /> shrub-filled islands, create a sense of rhythm and balance while directing the user to and <br /> throughout the site. Entry points are highlighted by entry feature planting which are repeated at <br /> each major entrance. Berming and plant material in areas surrounding the site create a pleasant <br /> screen for the residential neighborhood and surrounding community based facilities. The <br /> landscaping will help the Elk Park Center become a community landmark in the years to come. <br /> Major circulation routes are defined by overstory trees, clustered shrub plantings and berms, <br /> where area permit. Pedestrian pathways are accented by seasonal plantings and ornamental <br /> trees. <br /> Lighting: <br /> Pedestrian and general site lighting needs are satisfied through the use of different type and <br /> styles of lighting fixtures. The general site lighting is provided by high pressure sodium light <br /> fixture on 35 foot high painted steel poles. These light fixtures will provide lighting levels which <br /> vary from 5 foot candles at the entrances to the major tenant spaces to 1.5 foot candles along the <br /> perimeter of the parking lot. All service area lighting fixtures have been designed and placed to <br /> maintain a "good neighbor" philosophy. These inwardly directed fixtures feature low angle cut-off <br /> type reflectors. <br /> Primary entrances, major interior drives and all pedestrian walkways, within the project site, are <br /> illuminated with an appropriately scaled decorative light fixture. These fixtures will feature a <br /> "whiter" metal halide light source. The decorative globe fixtures will be approximately 20 feet <br /> high. <br /> The lighting fixtures used for the Phase One Development will establish the standard for all future <br /> development within the entire project area. <br />