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TTT Residences should not be oriented such that they have views of loading docks or back -of -house facilities of adjacent uses. DG -17 Large multi -family residential projects should be broken up to into groups of structures. Clusters of multi -family structures should work together as one development. C. Public Safety Through Design DG -18 Use the concept of natural surveillance, or "eyes on the street," by promoting features that maximize the visibility of people, parking, and building entrances. DG -19 Delineate the separation between public and private spaces with paving, building materials, grade separations or with physical barriers such as landscaping. DG - 20 Use the concept of territorial reinforcement by promoting features such as landscape planting, paving designs, and DESIGN GUIDELINES 1 4 gateway treatments that define property lines and distinguish private space from public space. DG - 21 Use the concept of natural access control by designing streets, walkways, building entrances, and development entries to clearly indicate public routes and to discourage access to private areas. 7 Site Access, Service Areas, and Utilities Access into the site takes place primarily from Main Street, either directly or via Main Place Drive. As the area intensifies with surface parking replaced by additional residential, office, and commercial uses, locating primary and secondary access points at key locations throughout the site will be important to facilitate the movement of residents, employees, visitors, and retail goods. A. Pedestrian Access and Circulation DG - 22 Primary access points to buildings and pedestrian spaces should be clearly defined using accent paving, signage, or other architectural details. Ingress and egress points should have a clear organization and contain enhanced landscaping to define the area as an entry to the site. MAINPLACE SPECIFIC PLAN 1 4-5