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the primary structure on each site is as follows: Riverfront 2,000 square feet minimum; 7,000 • F-7.-4_ square feet maximum _ 25 foot to 40 foot bays Broadway - "Downtown" 2,000 square feet minimum; 10,000 • &:•` square feet maximum ;4047,_____i !1'�6f//CD%M6 20 foot to 50 foot bays �►T/h/K7 Broadway - "East and West" does not apply • Walnut 2,000 square feet minimum; 8,000 square feet maximum -tom%' 4 25 foot to 50 foot bays 44......'" jj Pine 3,500 square feet minimum; 7,000 '!,Nrrii t square feet maximum -''%��' requirement for bays does not apply Establish requirements for build- Seventh Street 3,500 square feet minimum; 65,000 ing footprint and bay width square feet maximum (Design Guideline 3.1) requirement for bays does not apply Transitional maximum footprint no larger than 130 percent of the average of other struc- tures within 250 feet of site Neighborhood maximum footprint no larger than 115 percent of the average of other struc- tures within 250 feet of site Industrial does not apply Park and Open Space does not apply • Civic/Institutional does not apply • 3.2 Make buildings the focus of Monticello's downtown and riverfront, not parking areas. I II • Locate parking behind or beside buildings, with no more than 25 per- cent of required parking in a side yard in the Walnut, Broadway - "Downtown" and Riverfront Districts, and no more than 75 percent in a front yard in the Pine and Seventh Street Districts). III • Prohibit parking areas adjacent to intersections of streets. IJ UI • • Require separation of parking areas from buildings and public side- Locate parking behind or beside walks for landscaping and buffering. buildings(Design Guideline 3.2) • Visual separation between parking areas and public rights-of-way shall use landscape materials or ornamental fences (no berms such that a screen that is at least 50 opaque is present in all seasons to a height of 28 inches to 36 inches). 3.3 Create parking to accommodate anticipated and realistic demands, with- out overbuilding parking facilities. • Encourage development of joint-use parking facilities, balancing use on a day-today and hour-to-hour basis to achieve the highest possible use of each parking space created. • Create parking for office uses at rates between 3 and 4 spaces per 1000 square feet gross floor area; create parking for retail uses at rates _ • . A New Bridge 'Q- Revitalizing Monticello's Downtown and Riverfront Page 3:34