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2019-041 - Approving Tentative Parcel Map No. 2018-01
(Amended By)
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NS-2967
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TTT <br />DG - 32 Accommodate requirements for stormwater storage and <br />discharge and underground utility locations when locating <br />buildings and landscaping. <br />DG - 33 Transformers, backflow preventers and other incidental <br />utility features that are to remain uncovered should be <br />properly screened when feasible. <br />4.3 Architectural Design <br />.3.1 Architectural Character <br />New development within the planning area will be defined by <br />innovative, creative, high -quality architecture, no matter the <br />architectural style. Architectural components and details are the <br />most visible component of project and are often what creates a <br />lasting first impression for visitors. New development should first and <br />foremost improve the aesthetic quality of the area by enhancing <br />existing features found both on -site and off -site. New development <br />should complement surrounding architectural styles and quality, but <br />should not be constrained to duplicating existing on -site architectural <br />styles as aesthetic qualities, trends, and materials are constantly <br />updating and changing. Development within the MainPlace Mall <br />Specific Plan Area, both existing and future, should continue to <br />periodically renovate to ensure that the appearance of on -site <br />structures do not become dated and the mall area remains an <br />example of high -quality architecture within Santa Ana. <br />DG - 34 New development should reflect the nature of the <br />surrounding historic architectural styles within Santa Ana <br />while remaining contemporary and in line with current <br />trends.. <br />DG - 35 Buildings should emphasize a clear architectural style, <br />properly articulated and detailed for that style. Mixtures <br />DESIGN GUIDELINES 1 4 <br />of styles and details are allowed but should be <br />aesthetically pleasing. <br />DG - 36 Additions or modifications to existing structures should <br />complement and enhance the architectural style of the <br />existing building. <br />DG - 37 Architectural elements should serve to blend buildings <br />into on -site open space components to create a cohesive <br />space. <br />DG - 38 The use and size of specific architectural details, such as <br />cornices, columns, banding, or other elements of building <br />design should be fitting of the architectural style. <br />DG - 39 All support structures within multi -family residential <br />developments (i.e., laundry facilities, recreation buildings <br />and sales/lease offices) should be compatible in <br />architectural design with the rest of the complex or <br />integrated within the structure. <br />Site photos of the existing MainPlace Mall. New development should reflect <br />the nature of the surrounding historic architectural styles within Santa Ana <br />while remaining contemporary and in line with current trends. <br />MAINPLACE SPECIFIC PLAN 1 4-7 <br />
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