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architectural panels, wood, imitation-woodgrain boards/panels and/or other materials as approved by the Planning Manager. Such materials shall be incorporated into a minimum of seventy percent (70%) of the visible elevations on each side of the buildina. g. Equipment Screening. All outside equipment such as air conditioners, pool equipment, satellite dishes, etc., shall be screened from view by a masonry screening wall and landscaping. Individual portable window mounted air conditioning units are prohibited. h. Air Conditioning Units. Air conditioning units shall not project forward from walls and the face grill or covering shall be integral and architecturally compatible with the building. i. Noise — Mechanical Equipment. Mechanical equipment of all types, (e.g., swimming pool equipment) shall be located within a building to ensure that the resulting noise would not be heard at any adjacent residential property line. j. Noise — Attenuation. Hotels are quasi -residential uses and shall be designed and sited to minimize the effect of noise from neighboring commercial activities. Noise attenuation techniques shall be included in the design of structures near major noise generators (e.g., major streets). k. Screening of Delivery and Loading Areas. Delivery and loading areas shall be screened from and shall not be aesthetically or audibly disruptive to neighboring residential uses. Location of Recreational Facilities. Recreational facilities (e.g. swimming pools) shall be located where quests may use them in some privacy. "Day passes" or other similar access for non -quests in exchange for financial compensation are prohibited. Such prohibition does not apply to day spas which are designed to accommodate day use with the provision of changing rooms and lockers. m. Crime Prevention. Hotels shall provide good visibility in all public areas, open space areas, and driveway entrances from public streets, driveway intersections, and parking lots. Lighting shall be used to create safe and secure public areas while illuminating only those areas for which lighting is designed, and shall be designed to reduce glare and not affect adjacent uses. n. Architecture — Balconies, Stairways, and Walkway Railings. Balconies, stairways, walkway railings and other similar details shall be visually substantial and stylistically compatible with the basic design of the structure. o. Interior Corridors. Access to quest rooms shall be restricted exclusively to interior corridors, which shall be accessed via the main lobby of the building or entryways individually equipped with some form of security -controlled access system. Ordinance No. NS-XXX Page 7 of 17