Policy 1-6: Increase the amount of green space in the Village through appropriate project design and attributes. Policy 1-7: Landscaping techniques conducive to the conservation of precipitation shall be incorporated to the greatest extent possible into landscape plans for new development and replacement landscaping as a part of redevelopment and reuse projects. Policy 1-8: The provision of adequate public facilities shall be discussed and negotiated with the developer during the development approval process. Policy 1-8.1: Require that water and sewer construction and extensions, and street rights-of-way dedication and improvements, and related construction, for new development be the financial obligation of the developer when new or improved facilities are needed as a result of the new development. Policy 1-8.2: Public facilities may be used as a transitional land use provided they do not create an incompatible situation themselves. Policy 1-8.3: Enforce existing development standards for stormwater management as defined in Policy 1-10 of the Public Facilities and Water Resources Element. Policy 1-8.4: All development shall provide sidewalks per standards in the Code of Ordinances and ADA current standards. Policy 1-9: Commercial properties shall be properly screened, provide adequate parking, include orderly traffic circulation patterns, and integrate appropriate design features to enhance safety, efficiency, and site appearance. Policy 1-9.1: Parking lots for separate developments shall be connected, when possible. Policy 1-9.2: Parking areas within a single development shall be interconnected unless it can be demonstrated that on- site traffic and pedestrian circulation will safely and efficiently function and traffic movement on adjacent public streets will not be impacted. Policy 1-9.3: Sites shall provide adequate parking. The Code of Ordinances shall provide standards which address construction standards, location, design, configuration, dimension and number of parking spaces. The reduction in parking shall result in a commensurate increase in green/open space. Policy 1-9.4: Redevelopment and reuse sites shall be appropriately configured as to number, location, and design features of the ingress and egress points.
Policy 1-6: Increase the amount of green space in the Village through appropriate project design and attributes. Policy 1-7: Landscaping techniques conducive to the conservation of precipitation shall be incorporated to the greatest extent possible into landscape plans for new development and replacement landscaping as a part of redevelopment and reuse projects. Policy 1-8: The provision of adequate public facilities shall be discussed and negotiated with the developer during the development approval process. Policy 1-8.1: Require that water and sewer construction and extensions, and street rights-of-way dedication and improvements, and related construction, for new development be the financial obligation of the developer when new or improved facilities are needed as a result of the new development. Policy 1-8.2: Public facilities may be used as a transitional land use provided they do not create an incompatible situation themselves. Policy 1-8.3: Enforce existing development standards for stormwater management as defined in Policy 1-10 of the Public Facilities and Water Resources Element. Policy 1-8.4: All development shall provide sidewalks per standards in the Code of Ordinances and ADA current standards. Policy 1-9: Commercial properties shall be properly screened, provide adequate parking, include orderly traffic circulation patterns, and integrate appropriate design features to enhance safety, efficiency, and site appearance. Policy 1-9.1: Parking lots for separate developments shall be connected, when possible. Policy 1-9.2: Parking areas within a single development shall be interconnected unless it can be demonstrated that on- site traffic and pedestrian circulation will safely and efficiently function and traffic movement on adjacent public streets will not be impacted. Policy 1-9.3: Sites shall provide adequate parking. The Code of Ordinances shall provide standards which address construction standards, location, design, configuration, dimension and number of parking spaces. The reduction in parking shall result in a commensurate increase in green/open space. Policy 1-9.4: Redevelopment and reuse sites shall be appropriately configured as to number, location, and design features of the ingress and egress points.
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