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and feature a variety of roof forms, high quality materials, extensive articulation of the facade and individual identity for tenants. b) Site Plan Features. The site plan features shall be of very high quality as exemplified by drawings by MCG presented to the City Council on June 30, 1997. The Project shall feature comfortable, attractive pedestrian circulation, a creekwalk, a creekside plaza, outdoor dining areas with a view of the creek, trees and landscaping throughout the parking lot, a corner feature at San Leandro Boulevard and Davis Street, screening of all loading activities, decorative light standards, interior trash storage for the grocery anchor and interior or exterior trash storage with a roof or trellis for other tenants. c) City Approvals. The circulation plan shall be approved by the City Traffic Engineer or Consultant and the City Fire Department. d) Relationship to the Creek. The buildings shall not be located too close to the creek or loom over the creek, as presented to the City Council on June 30, 1997. The Project shall have visual access at specific points along the creels, but not physical access to the creels and shall feature a plaza overlooking the creels. The Developer shall use native, drought -resistant vegetation if needed to enhance the existing vegetation. The Project shall minimize any potential negative visual impacts on the view from the creels and the Developer shall provide some creels cleanup. The Developer shall consider a decorative fence to reduce users access to the creels bank. The Developer shall consider interpretive signing regarding the creels. The creekwalk shall be gravel base instead of asphalt. The Developer shall ensure that the loading dock for the grocery store tenant does not have a negative impact on the creels or the adjoining neighborhood. e) Relationship to Adj_oininZ Condominiums. The Developer shall consider the privacy of the condominium residents in the placement of parking and buildings, as presented to the City Council on June 30, 1997 and in the development of the landscape plans. There shall be no creekwalk access immediately adjacent to the condominium building. The creekwalk should end at a location that ensures a significant setback from the creekwalk and the condominium property line. f) SignaaZe. The signage for the building shall be of very high quality as exemplified by the drawings by MCG presented to the City Council on June 30, 1997. g) Parkin . The Project shall have an adequate number of spaces to serve KI