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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAttmt 4 - Exhibit B DUP,UN, CALIFORNIA STAGE I OCTOBER 31,2005 DUBLIN, CALIFORNIA I l ENGINEERING MACKAY & SOMPS LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS GATES + ASSOCIATES TABLE OF CONTENTS ! NTRODUCTION Center Residential General Commercial, Office & Industrial 9 9 17 29 COMMUNITY COMPONENTS 33 33 45 71 COMMUNITY STRUCTURE Circulation and Entries Trail and Park Character Site Elements 81 81 LANDSCAPE ELEMENTS 89 PROJECT STATUS SUMMARY Due to the general nature of the Stage I Planned DeveJopment Plan, various issues will need to be studied and resolved when more detailed information and design proposals are submitted for subse- quent The following is an initial accounting and description to begin identifying these outstanding issues. Fallon Village Center Intersection geometries between Central and Croak Road are subject to further review to determine interim and final intersection design. In tangent with the Central Parkway/Croak Road intersection, the of the Village Center will need to be reorganized or redesigned to reflect changed street alignments. · A fiscal study may be required the project viability of the Village Center. · The alignment of Central !s unknown until additional evaluation is performed from an engineering and biological out- look. This may affect the design of Upper Loop Road and other streets and intersections. to determine specific Parks and Schools · While the and School District dictate the design and orienta- tion of parks and schools, these entities should tie into the over- all Fallon Village design and replicate the community theme elements, especially at entries and along street Interconnections Between Projects It is recognized that property owners/applicants wil! need to cooperate in certain instances to create a better overall project. This includes: encouraging street connections between different properties; providing grading easements on their property to ad- jacent developers/builders to allow sensitive and logical grading conditions between di fferent properties. Bus Stops · Applicants shall work with the local bus agency to identify and provide adequate bus facilities. Fallon is located on o acres in the east- of Dublin. The area encompasses under The Fallon Guidelines illustrate an vision intended create a cohesive com- These Guidelines establish the overall theme for the while for of the individual elements. The detailed for within the should reflect the established theme. The Fallon for a office uses, and an extensive dential and open space areas. vital mixture of uses essential commercial and a range of residential trail system rural resi- FaJ10n IS discrete visual It is en- closed open space to and east. The exist- Dublin Ranch and Interstate 580 form the other boundaries, The most visible the is the commer- cial the corridor, This and office area sets the tone the Dublin eastern generous setbacks and of the and the knolls while for The dential residential areas ties for Center is the visual and The Center is and the resl- and all within close homes. between the and Center is achieved walks and trails. The residential of the knolls that sit to the north of to the Fallon ance of the DubJin sion of Central knoHs. An Croak and as it circulation and Central to the clusters of the tive events the a wide thematic elements, All circulation and a of trails and the and the open of side- rests a series of the commercial area. The residential areas from the bal- is from Fallon Road and the exten- the northern of the of connects the This road is a visual and The open space corridor The open space are distinc- The is the element of as indicated a central street trees, theme have a discrete visual A link the Center, The of a new to create a memorable is founded around seven Central the To this end Fallon Establish a from with a which "Fallon Utilize thematic architectural and of to create a spe- communities in the · Create A - The of the Ion Which the Set- hiJls and the corridors aU are an structure and character of the Fal- is a series of enclosed open space the corridor, -A a a promotes network the residential ar- and the Center. Center: the heart of the residential com- and eat, to and cerem0111- ness. An extensive eas with al and other activities are accommodated, of vision embraces the of sustain- 1n and other center core, use of water for the a of of lot sizes and the for the multi- rural residential clustered around and that is as a Whole De- insure a consistent the at all of devel- opment. A clear of and sensitive will create a seamless transition. ¡P/CO - industria! GClCO - General GC - General Commercial MU - Mixed Use L-low M - Medium MH . Medium SP - Semi-Public ES - Schoo! NS - Square NP - Park CP - Community Park RRI A Rural OS . Open Office Office Residential Density Residential of and and in this case, FaJ10n to and constructed over a for the evolution of eastern Fallon salient as it will be a of time owners The IS a summary extract of Relevant Eastern Dublin Plan $ Establish an attractive and vital a of $ Create a well commercial areas; of and a stable and sound a and recreation open space system; Provide a modes of scale street system that is convenient and while a for travel a safe and convenient and system; and enhance the natura] resources; and cultural resources; a of services and should fund the fuJ1 costs of Center consistent with the of Dublin's Possible Grade Pedestrian Fallon Auto Connection Commercia! E ITY The traditional rounded the model for Fallon small downtown with its shaded green sur- oriented commercial and residential uses is Center. The Center is envi- and convenience hub to the in the hills. sioned as social residential To enhance the of the retail uses the Center is to be located at the intersection of Central and Croak Road. The Center area is of a vital mix of land uses Medium and Medium a Park. The center would be accessible due to its location near the intersection of Central and Croak Road and traffic from a trail system. ING age of the Fallon Center a of land that has been of an area which and densities with lS the is defined as a to encour- of CIVIC and educational uses. An on OF lLAGE Center will be the of a mix of uses establish social and commercial center The for the for the Center. Residential Residential · Medium Park · Mixed-Use · The Statement identifies the fo!low- in aU identified vil- used to refine and · A location should be with the local environ- usage and It should a of a range age and income groups; nodes and Street and Pedestrian busses Unk to transit · The should have a This could include the boundar- architectural or a residential and uses convement areas, FALLON VILLAGE CENTER BASIC DESIGN PRINCIPLES · C:reate a vital and social mixed-use the nceds of Fallon residents. Center that provides for · F~mphasize pedestrian friendly ambiance yet re- main consistent with the community's theme, · Emphasize and in architectural design, · Frc)nt buildings onto the neighborhc)od square and central · Provide strong pedestrian links to adjacent residential development, community park and open space, Emphasize design of residential scale ground floor facades along retail · Tuck cm-site parking behind buildings. · Widen sidewalks in front of retail uses to and outdoor · u all utilities to the extent or in other non-visible locations. or behind Neighborhood Square Focus of Village Center Retail Uses Edge Central Parkway and Surrounding Square Diagonal Parking Edges Neighborhood square Medium High Density Residential and Semi-Public Uses SITE NING . The of the the use of wide area, and human scaled architecture, square or other · The square shaH front so as to establish a ontc) Central Cen tral square, · Rctail shall be maintained ages; the lots or blank waUs, · Placement of residential units. and trash areas shaH be sensitive to any Trash Eldlities shaU be enclosed within structures, and that blend with the architectural and colors of the lTECTURAL shalI orient toward square and Central Centra] square should subtJe be built to and ] 2" offsets at least such Central such door and window treatments that differentiate for individual for retai] uses · Enhance retai] hood square with store and of various residential uses Central to front on to the street. · For retail uses avoid one-sided architecture. The side rear facades in the Center commercial area be used therefore should have an appearance similar a "front" In to ere. the architecture treatment mav be to these elevations should remain con- and vary sistent use of and detai]s. · The square is the focus of the center, This cen- tral green should be as social for the com- Allowable uses should include spaces to accommodate ele- outdoor trees, art and events, · Provide convenient tial links to retail uses and residen- AND · On-site sihle, shall be located behind to the extent pos- · Pedestrian connections from the rear area to the storefront and to streets shall be into the site and marked. These connections shall be with land- circulation and of · Where ments lots are not from and other lots from the street. architectural e1e- sball be used to screen the view of as lot shall address best for storm water areas shall be shall be within (6) stalls. Trees areas to break up and shaded with canopy trees. Trees lots at a ratio of one tree for every six may be clustered in concentrated lot surfaces. · Pedestrian at in the street with convenient and street intersections. · Parallel on-street shall be Central and both con- around square to venience and a "Main Street" ambiance. · In front of residential uses, the 8' wide sidewalk wilJ be from the street an 8' wide residential uses should be accessed from this sidewalk. sidewalk in front the retail uses to 16' width with 5x5 tree cut outs street trees, The retail uses shan be fotward to enhance the street width sidewalk shal! accommodate window merchants and cafes, . Provide convenient connection space corridor · of sidewalk cafes taurants with recessed storefronts Central and the square multi-use trail res- interaction to Connection The Fallon the creation series of charm- nestled into the Center via the the open space cor- pages are intended Plan and road and the described Fallon residential cluster and above may include of the lot size spaces be to residents. of life · A of streets that cul-de-sacs shall be utilized, Street borhood and minor streets more in size from collectors shill reinl~)fce the streets more wide · Well defined entries borhoods and distinct residential the road. connection and open space shall be · Where shalJ face onto open space corridor. such as · Provide a visual and connection to the open space streets with open corridor on one side and on the other. ended cul-de-sacs the open space corridor may be considered on a basis. · Where cul-de-sacs are cul-de-sacs to aJ10w from the end of open such as shortened street and traffic roundabouts tesidential collectors. access to · Where necessary traffic measures narrower curb-to-curb should be as feasible on · Provide a such as a street or masonry uses and school or between residential · Homes are to front on street a · Avoid homes on collector streets · Provisions shall be made for futore local street connections between areas and space should function to reduce fire hazards and allow visual access to open space, · A minimum 45-foot wide fuel break band shaH be established in the transition zones between residential and open space. Within this fuel fire retardant and low fuel materials shaH be Annual grasses shall be and dead leaves and wood shan be deared out at least once a year. will be to architectural to open space 111 accordance with the PIan. of Dublin Wildfire . Utilize welded wire or view fence where home borders on open space. residents to their environment. open space as an of the FaUon prop- erties controlled commu- The incremental of shaH be a seamless Streets shall create an interconnected circulation to this end. Street trees, and other elements shaH be consistent of the number of of a street, · Continuous and convenient residents each and open space corridor. · Streets be connected circulation shall be and walks that con- to create an inter- Grades and elevations between a interface, shall a contours. can be shaH be to between different natural strate- a easement later of on between or later · In runoff recreated hill- to blend with the · Transition or Rural Resi- and within the with the Resource the open minimum and average are met. In In extent that the under the within standard are noted in the shall shall on a case banks shaH be 3:1, hillside at which time basis. as needed for remedial banks may be 2:1 or 2.5: on a . Use of walls should be minimized on street visible to the Where should nor exceed 4 feet in or walls are lines shaH be offset a minimum of one foot from the of all . To ensure maintenance of excess of 35 feet the of the The remainder of open space maintained the 1 or 111 line should stop at the toe shall be held as common or land trust. above the 770 elevation cap shaH be to ensure natural forms hillsides. The maximum if JS and to conform with the for such shall be 3:1, with limited 2:1 and 2.5:1 on a case case basis. above the 770' contour shaH be evaluated on a basis to determine to sensitive areas." In no case shall the be to extend within 50' of the establishes the that should from the for remedial stteet slide not be visible above the house roofJine in front of the way trail de- open space and rural tesiden- and uses as COMMUNITY THEME WAll WOOD FENCES VIEW fENCE OPEN SPACE INTERfACE fENCE the residential areas are to used for resi- of dential Theme Walls theme wall should be used where are to multi-use schools and other visible locations. The materials and finish of the theme wall should be consistent with the Mediterranean theme. Refer to the Elements section of the Guidelines for and finish Fence - Wood fences should be residential streets, fences a minimum of 8' o.c. lattice more visible locations. between lots and be with should be used . View Fence - A ornamental iron course and other locations are It may also be used when elevation difference between rear IS than 20' This fence be with ornamental meta] at 8' Interface be used of this fence should allow wildlife access be welded interface fence are as follows: a fences mum of IS the back of fence located 3' from to screen the street. 25%) of the side house fence shaH A view fence creates space the homeowner. insurc that the charac- elements. a maxunU111 The second is to a line with a 0' return on conform with the IS locate a 24" space interface fence on side lines. steel fence the rear side lines, CORNER lOT fENCING Where layout creates a large side yard, view fence may be added CORNER lOT fENCING Wood Fence Wood Fence min. 24" Masonry Pilaster FENCE AT OPEN SPACE walls are used to accommodate sary, The and finish of to their location, Refer the Guidelines for for walls are where neces- residential lots will vary E!ements section of and finishes, General · Walls visible from the standard for terranea11 theme, be consistent with the walls and reflect the Medi- walls shall be a maximum distances may be accommodated at submittal a Greater vertical time basis. waIls shall be waUs a 2' with maximum be between where walls are minimum of 2' of Public between fence and fences shall be offset from shall be made for a minimum of two feet. waIls shall at behind the from the back of sidewalk. wi th front walls on a Jot. serVice easement Utilities should be avoid the to accommodate the in may be located on the locations where the , the wall must line to allow for a 2:1 lower lot shall be wider walls shaH be eowner, shan be between the wan and the hom- the distance than 5' situations where the maximum of each shall 2'. "'! lattice Fence on 2' max. Retaining Wall (if needed) 4' max. Side Yard Wall ¡ Good Neighbor Fence t í Front Yard Retaining Wall 4' max. (if needed). Minimum of 5' From Back of Sidewalk 4' max. Retaining Wall 2' max. Retaining Wall SECTION A. SECTION B 2' Max Retfiining Wfill 2-4' Retaining Wall varies 2' RETAINING WAll AND fENCE 2·4' RETAINING WAll AND fENCE Fence on Property Une 5'or max, SLOPE ACCESS situations such as cluster seniOr and careful consideration should be to those facilities that are shared all common outdoor spaces, areas, and attached . Create an internal a of of to and a full · the street trees, and front and side create visual interest on internal medium setbacks to . Street furniture in common and material to area shall be of a consistent the Provide avoid in small areas or "streets" undifferentiated Jots. shade and to soften visual to areas Provide can be met outdoor use space The demand for outdoor space for each a combination of both, These areas contribute ambiance of the shall be of devel- space and access. Wherever open space of the overall visual access to the open space. should resemble the natural communities shall be to habitat and contextual Use of wildlife be sited and de- . Structures located in minimize visual on the main are to residential and be and control of the of the invasion of ln a nlanner of noxious weeds. . Within the rural area and open space ar- and to control to habitat areas, as Plan. preserves and domestic in the Resource The 580 corridor of tone the character of the critical. of Dublin. As a commercial ment harmonious their any or 580-corridor. of that are consideration shall be streets Create a Provide convenient to movement. transit Provide landmark corners at the visual break outdoor retail uses. servICe area from and views from while of central Provide Thematic Markers per Dublin Marker Reinforces Circulation Pattern Smaller Areas entries into areas with architectural monuments and . Screen views of from streets tures such as low walls or or fea- areas into a series of smaller lots . Provide to reduce or detain stormwater runoff swales between aisles and at the of the areas. Use of lot materials shall be encour- in close to of site elements to add visual richness and Use a shel- ter. · Create between varlOUS links paseos, a series of within the retail and to the circulation system, · Provide convenient racks near build- areas entnes, · Enhance ambiance and ture, with and site furni- · Enclose areas within structures, as that blend with the architectural colors of the fences and materials and Screen Vlews of areas, boxes from areas with or . Use to create outdoor rooms, to screen ar- eas, to reinforce circulation to shade areas, and to enhance the human scale and the visual attractiveness of the area. . Areas shalI be with trees. Provide trees in area so that 40% of the is shaded, Provide average 1 car stalls. Trees may be clustered to frame site lines or to reinforce a circulation · Warehouse shorter width shall be the facilities in industrial located around the the centet, so m Whenever be to stair for the residences, above tbe first level shaH and windows located to odor as be combined located next the uses, lessen such and dust and areas, shaH on may Inlmrrllze located within AND termined the of 6 feet tall and include waIls. Chain should be de- but be no and IS an ac- residential of the site Dublin All as side of Where the due areas outside stor· located away and be located on the use, If it is not the uses or other should be screened age, or at a and roof screened an such visual barrier com- uses. areas and areas between lots and between VICe areas and are m ser- and in industrial and storm drain retention and appearance of a buffers feature. Uses Central Corridor Residential Residential/Commercial Center 580 FREEWAY framework of the is derived from the of the open space and the of land uses, The commercial areas are, to a extent, from the residential the knolls which Dublin Boulevard, These knoBs create a natura! for FaBon The residential zones and Center are centralized. The centra] circula- tion unifies the outer of residential The open space corridor a natura! corridor with a centralized and the core, This structure allows each to have a ambi- ance while of the overall Fallon intersection Main Street Corr!odor Circulation Road Much of of view from the road. Thus the the their environment is based the character sets the pattern for The Fal!on includes: 1. Commercia] and residential 2. 3. 4. The and treatment individual roads. Hierarchical of the contributes to the overall and The open intersections and to celebrate the natural features of and utilize thematic elements to overall commu- character. the Enclose street with Quality Architecture incorporate Open Space into Design of Gateway Provide Work with Landowner to Enhance Off-Ramp Landscaping and Pro- vide Ultimate Access Create a Distinctive Planting with Windrows Retaining Views of Architecture and Knolls Plan the of Fallon be consistent This Dublin" the but also should be treatment m Dublin's Master include enhanced land- widened and installation of and intersec- the Community Wall or View Fence Columnar Windrow 8' Multi-Use Trail Columnar Flowering Tree Open Space Trees Community Theme Wall or View Fence Medium High Density Residential Provide Pedestrian Connection .. are located Fallon Road and Central cuts between the areas frame the ]umnat windrows the FalJon with thematic knolJs create natural on each side. tbese ]ocalÌons wbere the open space ]'erraced low stone waUs and co- demark the transition between the corn mer- cial areas and the residential the theme of the gateway. The open space trees in the median monuments wjU be used to further highlight treatment will transition to streetscape and the area. Commercial Use Should be Oriented to the Corner. Provide Entrance Arch and Plaza Area. Thematic Stone Walls . There are Road intersections H1 the commercial area as Dublin with both Fa1!on and In these the intersection should be with enhanced in the and thematic commer cial should oriented front door at the and enhanced treatments. 'Che terminus of Central should be a with thematic mom1- and enhanced Medium sity Medium Residential Low Stone Wall Thematic Monolith Mixed-Use Medium Density Residential Enhanced Planting Large Specimen Trees Den- Low Stone Theme Wall Columnar Windrow tersection at open lawn area is trees and are used Thematic monuments, stone walls and intersection and reflect the core IS marked the T-in- Road and Centra] A generous columnar trees. Buffer and Pedestrian Connection to Residential and Commercial Areas to further enhance the area, areas accent the theme, Thematic Monolìth Enhanced Paving PR.IMARY ENTRY CONCEPT PLAN Thematic Monolith PRIMAR.Y ENTRY CONCEPT ELEVATION entries are located entries Road and be used to system. Entries should define the the for the indi· with the Mediterranean include: additional entries from the be create distinct hood character. Each should vidual while theme. entries e Thematic elements as thematic or ornamental stone or stucco Thematic Entry Element Enhanced Paving Accent Trees Flowering Trees SECONDARY ENTRY CONCEPT PLAN Decorative Pots SECONDARY ENTRY CONCEPT ELEVATION . Additional elements may be added such as or and benches. seat with thematic monuments. · Common theme trees, and elements which reflect the Mediterranean Italian Olive citrus trees, · . Dublin Boulevard Road Road Main Stroot Collector Roads have an 8' multi-use an 8' shall be a minimum of 16' in width, Road and Croak shal1 and medians. Medians Minor Residential Collector rated an 8' and an shaH have a 6' or 8' sepa- 8' median. Residential streets shall have a 5' sidewalk and an 5' Rural Residential Street with monolithic sidewalk may be used where streets end at the interface cul-de-sacs. A minimum 5' monolithic side- walk shall be A 7' easement within line for and maintenance of street trees. Intersection widths the use of as shall be minimized to facilitate reduced curb return radii or other methods PubJic Works and Fire Reduced road widths on rural residential streets lowed where occurs on one side. 36' to 28') may be al- Dead end streets and Cul-de-sacs are used the should Where cul-de-sacs are · Maintenance accessway or to open space, connections shaH he utilized when ROW: . Cul-de-sacs may have a 42' radius to face of curb when serve streets more than 150' without stteet on the cul-de-sac bulb. . Maximum 25 homes on cul-de-sacs without EVAE. Cul-de-sacs with greater than 25 units a EVAE. 75 homes sec- street access. A service easement .IS behind the street . The PSE should be at 2(% to allow the 2% should continue l' the of vaults and of the PSE. · The PSE may be at walls needed to accommodate and dance with the than 2% that any structures are located at the time of submittal and are .In accor- standards included herein, structures shall be structures shall be allotted whenever room to ensure Above area for This corridor should have a it extends from other trees are used the shade . The 8' multi-use trail character as Fallon the street and a generous 8' . Columnar trees in median the street. reduce the width at commercial with enhanced !and- · Architecture at commercia! should be enclose the street. EDGES Street Trees ROWVaries 166'-199' Ornamental Pear EDGES Italian ED¡AN . Acer rub rum S11RUBS AND struct line of . Taller shrubs ROUNDCOVERS deer-resistant to be used within median. Plant be used to screen areas. Columnar Trees should not ob- for for the and should receive area consistent with the con- conditions in this below, Where the street abuts open naturalized to celebrate into multi-use trail may meander, a fence located away preserve residential be used. The theme street tree becomes Where the space is controUed and screened with Jand- theme wall ap- Road. The 8' lS may meander at the generous 8' interface. The . trees in median street. and reduce the width . Residential enclosed screened with an additional row a trees. theme walJ and Street Tree Street Tree E DG ES Columnar Trees ROW FAllON ROAD AT OPEN SPACE Columnar Trees ROW Varies 140'-186' FAllON ROAD AT RESIDENTIAL EN SPACE EDGES Ornamental Pear · Oaks selected from tree DIAN · Acer rubrum S RUBS AND ROUNDCOVERS deer-resistant to be used within median, Plant should not ob- struct line of · Tal! shrubs the waU to enhance appearance, Use Trail Provide Thematic Marker (at 600-700') per Streetscape Master Plan Commercia! Dublin Boulevard is a commercial character for the of Du bUn. a consistent . The 8' multi-use trail is a generous 8' trees in median lots be screened . Architecture at commercial to enclose the street. 8' 30' Medianffum Lane Multi- Use Trail 150' ROW DUBLIN BOULEVARD TYPICAL SECTION p G EDGES . Platanus California DIAN Ornamental Pear turn SHRUBS AND ROUNDCOVERS deer--resistant Plant should not ob- . Tall shrubs should be used to screen areas, The western which dential the of abuts the open space knolls the commercial and reSl- space has a feature. . The 8' multi-use trail and 8' the open space trees median hanced the commercial be screened with en- thematic stone wall open abuts open space enhance the the used where the street of PING 8' Multi- Use Trail RCIAL EDGE California · Platanus EN SPACE EDGE ED!AN · Oaks selected from tree Ornamental Pear 150' ROW DUBLIN BOULEVARD AT OPEN SPACE turn SHRUBS AND GROUNDCOVERS deer-resistant to be used within median, Plant struct hne of · TaU shrubs should be used to screen should not ob- areas, Park Commercia! Street Trees ill 5x5 Tree Grates Center, of uses while 8' multi-use trail IS the residential from street an 8' to land use as is moves the . Direct use trail are connections residences and the multi- . The multi-use trail be of the com- · The street tree this 6' sidewalk and trees in trian access and outdoor retail allows for Encourage Homes to Front onto Street Median Tree Storefront Uses and Cafes Along Street Retail 16'-20' Median 88' -92' ROW CENTRAL PARKWAY AT VilLAGE CENTER EDCiES . Celtis Chinese LEDGE . Purus in tree welJs DIAN Ornamental Pear turn GArEWAYS Italian Acer rubrum Ii RUBS AND to be used within median. Plant should ob- struct line of Plaza at Comer Wide Sidewalk for Din- ing and Outdoor Display Main Street Main Street surrounds the JS to cre- ate of street. 16' sidewalks encourage and seat- are in 6x6 tree · Pedestrian links to rear should he . Retail are located at the back of sidewalk. Retail Buildings at Back of Sidewalk Angle Parking Buffer ET ES IN E LLS . Koelreuteria Golden Rain Tree ENT ES AT RNER Groundcover Multi-Use Traii The Road is wide trai] sides wide A Domes ]ocated at the of canopy trees street and shade multi-use to enclose the . A maximum ] 6' wide the columnar trees wiJI reduce the width of street. trees will be the intersection in . Drifts shrubs and ]ow materials wilJ be add interest. All of 18" wide Maintenance Band Columnar Tree Theme Backyard 88' RO,W EDGES · Ulmus Chinese 24" at 30' O.c. · When the horizontal distance between the sidewalk and the commu- theme wall is than 20', an third row of trees shall be pro- vided, EDIAN robur lated at 18' o,c. , Columnar 24" SHRUBS AND ROUNDCOVERS deer-resistant · Tall shrubs the waJl to enhance appearance. to be used within median, Plant should not obstruct line of Community Theme Wall Shrubs I Groundcovers on slope some Road and the open space both the residential canopy trees open space corridor the 30' wide use Trail meanders of 4' a area wide of the street. Small intersection the columnar trees reduces be used to theme homes, the road the WITHIN THE E P N S RAL . Informal dusters trees selected age of 1 tree per 600 square space tree aver- Theme Wall Trees 30' Trail Maintenance 72.5' R.OW 2:1 Open Space Corridor SHRUBS AND ROUNDCOVERS deer-resistant Mixture of 1 and 5 sizes. AT AND EDG . Ulmus Chinese 24" at 30' o.c., . Double rows of trees on the residential side of the road, When the horizontal distance between the sidewalk and the theme wall is more than 20', a third row of trees is added within this area. EDIAN robur ,24" at 18' o.c. SHRUBS AND ROUNDCOVERS deer-resistant · TaU shrubs the wall to enhance appearance. to be used within median. Plant should not struct Street Trees Theme Wall Retaining Wall Community Theme Wall Median Trees The link between road the enhanced road, · The connection multi-use an · A theme addition to the 8' wide be between The first the be with a median, · The and side of the trail. are with canopy trees on · Monoliths and thematic be included to the entry. 64' ROW Trail SECTiON A SECTION B EDGES · A double rows of trees should be on each side of the as space allows, When the borizontal distance between the sidewalk and the theme wall is more than 20', another row of street tree should be added within this area, · Accent trees should be used at the main intersection as shown in the SHRUBS AND GROUNDCOVERS deer-resistant · Use colorful hance the entry. at the intersection and median to en- Street Tree I per lot min. per comer lot ¡s '1 {j a ]! 1:: {j '¡;¡ .., «: ] ~ Small Shrubs I Perennials Fence The streets are tree -lined · The wide sidewalk the curb a 5' wide · Tree locations shall be a consistent tree and utilities to side setback is abut the street, between the additional street 5' wide fence and the sidewalk. Where in setback of shrubs fences be in setback 4-5' tall evergreen · consistent use of a to reinforce each street will be ES the residential each side, 1 tree minimum per per corner 5 trees occur trees minimum SHRUBS AND ROUNDCOVERS deer resistant, · Groundcover should be curbside occurs, the street trees the Where with lawn. Street Tree Residence Residence 18' min, to G 56' ItO,w. TYPICAL SECTION Sídeyard Residence FENCE AT SIDEYARD WITHOUT SLOPE Tmin. Fence may be located in PSI: Where lots are Down Slope from Residence Sideyard fENCE AT SIDEYARD WITH SLOPE Residence Residence The Residential Cul-de-Sacs borhood borders at open space. Street within the 8' easement, terminate at in front monolithic side- ES the residential 1 tree minimum per residential of trees occur on each minimum per corner lot. Light on Pilaster CORRIDOR CROSSING CONCEPT of the open space corridor create a memorable architectural statement in the of a " It is an to ceJebrate the open space character and reinforce the Mediterranean theme, space trees and should be as space corridor at An ornamental fence should be as architectural elements the entire span of the Trail Mi!intenance Pedestrian __ Bike Route Pedestrian Park Provide the same program of for the and com- PD increase in incremental increase in the acreage at the standard 5.0 acres must be five to sev- squares must be two net usable acres of en net usable acres; as measured from the shall over 2% will may be case basis. A of the site The be 2%,. lS not toward net acreage. able towards towards net acreage on a case square may be utilized in the and will be counted toward acreage, Location of to serve the may be located age. Trails-Trail connections are Parks- Should be the to the extent feasible. Parks to schools but not at the expense of lost acre- open space as allowed y to trails from arterials. Cireulation- Pedestrian connectlOns include access routes commercial areas, space areas, or other trail connections. Trail connections shaH avoid dead ends trails should minimize street trail on the side of the street with the fewer Consideration shall be to of arterials. Trail facilities should be combined with to minimize and or gaps. where feasible number of EV AE's where An 8' concrete trail is on both sides of corridor streets. The trail shall accommodate both and bike traffic. An open space multi-use trail both sides of the bike and connections between residential and amenities such as and the Center, . The multi-use trail shall occur in 30' wide easement that is 400' wide corridor. of the · The multi-use traiJ shall be a minimum of 8' with 2' shoulders. aH-weather surface within the trail easement sha1l be corridor. consistent with the Open Space Corridor Fence Bench and trash receptacle at 500' + intervals Shrubs within 5' from trail may not exceed )' typical. Gravel Shoulder -- Asphalt Path 150' minJ400' average The 12' trail is the · A 12' wide multi-use Gravel Shoulder maintenance easement, Trail 8' shoulders either Trail tersections. the 30' wide with 2' concrete at in- trail where minimum of 4' from the curb. · Provide benches and trash · The open space corridor fence the curb. at intervals, minimum from WITHIN THE ES Enhanced native trees. Trees shaH be fire safe. with an on · 15 natura] sq, SH BS AND GROUNDCOVE · Select deer-resistant shrubs taller than are 5' of trail View Fence Multi-use Trail Trail! Maintenance Easement and groundcover ¡JJ' Residence Trail should be lower than backyard where possible 30' Trail! Maintenance Easement o en S ace Corridor The trail is located behind residential corridor. within the open space · A 2' wide multi-use trail occurs within the 30' wide easement. Meander trail where with a minimum of 4' area on each side. for the residences is created the trail lower than the . The open space corridor fence should be located at 30' minimum from the WITHIN THE Refer to 12' Multi-Use TraiJ at the wide Multi-use Trail Note: Where grades permit, meander trail. 30' Trail I Maintanence Easement en S ace Corridor Trail dor, local access to trail street intersections. boHards to per 12' corn- trail heads at entries with accent Theme Wall Trail These trails are 10cated roads, wide concrete the of corridor streets and from street an wide . For shrubs taller than 3' are not allowed within 5' of trail Refer to for Native Grasses within Fire Buffer View Fence Open Space Trees 30' Maintenance Access Bench! Fire Buffer Cul-de-sac Sidewalk MAINTENANCE ACCESSWAY AT CUL-DE-SAC MAINTENANCE ACCESSWAY BElWEEN lOTS The maintenance accessway behind open space interface some are at se1ect cul-de-sacs and These cess for maintenance of open space at the the on the restricted vehicular ac- Ornamental Fence at End of Cul-de-Sac 15' Sidewalk 30' Maintenance Access 45' Fire Buffer Zone · The 1 18'wide maintenance road occurs within the 30' wide maintenance access bench and 45' wide fire buffer zone, v-ditch the of the maintenance access way to collect run- off · Accent trees and the ornamental fence restrict vehicular access. the connections and 12' wide maintenance access restricts vehicular access. and 4' wide access · Street names should be at the · The open space corridor fence should be located a minimum of 45' from the rear and side line, radius for maintenance vehicle access is AT E the terminus of cul-de-sac with accent trees selected from Fire Safe in natural should conform with the Dublin Wildfire Plan. SHRUBS AND ROUNDCOVERS . Select fire deer-resistant from . Tall shrubs should be used at accessways between lots to screen vate and the entry, RASSES grasses on both sides of the access way. ""- To the extent these areas will remain undisturbed. Where is will be with native grass- es and Oaks, fire buffer will be maintained between areas of devel- opment and open space in accotdance with he of Dublin Wildlife Plan, Minimum 1 average corridor is in the swale shall be Where road or with native a grassy swale. The to extent activities occur the swale consistent with the with native trees, the for establishment will be habitat. and low trail. of the The of the banks will be tolerant shrubs will be in the corridor will be material. In visual locations such as near open space areas will be enhanced with theme such as olive groves, wind rows, California groves and other reminiscent of the Mediterranean This thread of the includes inter- section and the service easement. The of canopy trees to enclose and shade the road corridor. Columnar trees and trees may be utilized in medians and at intersections to visual interest. Ground IS shrubs and the use of lawns limi ted to the road. tolerant of on residential where homes front on to materials shall be well to climate and water. Street tree and other elements shall be consis·· tent the entire of a street. . Street trees and of a are a component of the visual . The street trees shall be selected to reinforce the overaU In a with trees selected for more streets, streets shaH be soften the visual of shade and to · Street trees on collector street should have an average roads where homes face one (1) tree per standard and the street trees with a minimum 5' width dimension measured do not face onto the On residential a minimum of corner lot. be located in a 5' area, · Trees shall be located cur, a and monolithic walks oc- easement shall be 10- behind the walk. · Plant material should be Provide a mixture of evergreen, add visual interest. Select visual water, select trees which are the section for to and trees to for each street to be with reclaimed water. Refer to selections. should Use Mediterranean associated materials. Select ant RESIDENTIAL STREET TREES Acer rubrum Arbutus unedo CeJtis sinensis Koelreuteria paniculata *Fraxinus oxycarpa 'Raywood' Fraxinus uhdei T,agerstroenlia indica *Pistacia chinensis *Pyrus calleryana (~uercu s coccinea Quercus robur fastigiata Quercus rubra Quercus virginiana Uhms patvifolia Zelkova serrata ACCENT TREES Armstrong MapJe Strawberry Tree Chinese Hackberry GoJdenrain Tree Raywüod Ash Evergreen Ash Crape Myrtle Chinese Pistache Ornamental Pear Scatlet Oak English Oak Red Oak Southern Oak Chinese Iôlm SawJeaf ZeJkova ./ ./ ./ ¥ ¥ ./ ./ ./ ./ ./ ý. ./ ./ ./ ./ ¥ ./ ./ ./ Use accent trees at comers to higblight pedestrian trailheads and other focaJ areas. Strawberry ./ ./ *Cercis occideotalis Western Redbud ¥ ,,/ ,,/ *Cíttus Citrus CbitaJpa tasbkentensis Cbitalpa ,,/ L_age-rstfoemia indica Crape MyrtJc ,,/ ./ Me1a!euca [inariifolia FJaxJeaf paperbark ,,/ ,,/ *Nerium oJeander Oleander 'standard' ,,/ ./ Olea cnropaea Olive (non·fruiting) if ./ kawakan1iî Evergreen Pear ,,/ ./ Sapium sebiferum Chinese TalJow Tree ,,/ ./ ENHANCED OPEN SPACE TREES Open Space: trees sbaJl be spaced to mimic natural agrarian patterns. Olea europaea Populus canadensis 'Eugene' Populus nigra 'ItaLica' Quercus suber *Quercus agrifoJia Quercus lobata UmbeJlularia californica Platanus racemosa 'multi trunk) Quercus keJloggi Juglans hindsii * SuitabJe for use in Fire j Bigleaf Maple CalJfornia Buckeye OJive (non fruiting) Carolina Poplar Italian Poplar Cork Oak Coast Oak VaJley Oak CaJifornia Bay California Sycamore CaIifornia BJack Oak California Black Walnut ./ ./ ./ ¥ ./ ,,/ ,,/ ./ ./ ./ ./ ./ ¥ ACCENT SHRUBS Botanical Name Agapanthus Buxus microrhylla var.japoni Coreopsis spp_ Geranium spp_ HemerocalLis Hesreraloe parvinora Beuchera maxima dougJasiooa Kniphofia uvaria Lantana perezi! nnlscari Muhlenbergia rigens Nepeta Pe!argonium re!tatum sr- Santolina chamaecyparissus Samohoa Scaevola ':Mauve Clusters' cerrUlü Stipa pukhra chan1 aedrys Tulbaghia violacea Verbena SHRUBS Botanical N am e Arbutus unedo 1Com pacta ¡ CalJistemon 'Little John' corbariensi s {}elsernium GrevilJea 'NoeJii' Lavanduh Myrtus comtnunis ¡Compacta! Nandina spp atriplicifolja Phormium ten ax sp Plttosporum tobira !Whee1erls [)wad:1 Plurnbago auriculata Rhaphi,,!epsis indica Salvia Teucrium fruticans Viburnum tinus com pacta Common Name Lily of the Japonese Boxwood Sedge Coreopsis Hardy Scented Geranium Day Lily Red Yucca Coral Bells Coast hi s Devi.!'s Poker/Red Hot Poker L.üntünü Statiee Turf Grass Catnip Ivy G-etanimTI Penstenlon Lavender Cotton Green Lavender Cotton Fan Nodding Needle Grass Purple Needle (-;ermander Society Garlic Verhena Conlmon Name Compact Sttawberry Bus 11 Dwarf Botdebrush White Rock Purple Roc k Rose Breath of Australian Fuchsia Fortnight scal10nia Carolina Jessam ine Dwarf Myrtle Nandina/Heavenly Bamhoo Russian Sage New Zealand Flax Dwarf Mock Orange plum hago Hawthorn Sage Bush Germandet Viburnum Fire Safe if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if Fire Safe if if if if if if if if if if if if if if TALL SHRUBS Botanical Name Fire Safe spp. AheUa ./ Arctostaphylos Manzanita ./ Buddleia davidi.i Butterfly Bush ./ Camelia japoniea Japanese Cameh, ./ Ceanothus hybrid 'Dark Stat' Dark Star Cali fornia Lilac if Ceanothus hybrid 'Frosty mue' Bwwn-¡iyed Rock Rose if if occidentaJis \1(1 estern Redbud if if Cistus ladanifer m aculatus if Euonymus japonica Spindle Tree Fejoa sellowiana Pineapple Guava if BereromeJes arbutifoJia Toyon if if Ligustrum texanum Waxleaf Privet if if Myoporum ]attum Myoporum if Myrica cali fornica Wax Myrtle if if if Nerium oleander Dwarf Pink Oleander if if if Rhamnus californica Common Buckthorn/ Coffeeberry if if GROUNDCOVER Botanica! Name ./ if Carpobrotus Sea Fig if Ceanothus gtiseu s California Lilac if if Contoneaster horzontalis Rock Cotoneaster if Coprosoma kirkíi 'Verde Vis ta Prostrate Mirror Plam if if Contoneaster 'Low Cotoneaster if Delosperma alba White Trailing Ice Plant if Drosanthermum flotibundum rosea Ice Plan t if Drosantherm um bispidurn Rosea Ice Plant if Erigeron karvinskianus Santa Barbara Daisy ./ Festuca californica CaJifoma Fescue Festuca ruba creepin g Red Feseu e if if C;azanb Orange Gazania if if Lamprantbus spectabiUis rose a TraiIing Jee Plant ./ Myoporum parvifoljum prostrate Myoporum if ./ Oenothera speeiosa cbildsii Jvfexican Evening Prim rose if ()steospermum fruticoSU1D African Daisy ./ if Rosa 'Carpet Rose' Carpet Rose if if Rosmarinus oHicinalis Rosemary ./ if ./ Trachelosperrnurn asiaticunl Asiatic J asnLlne if Trachelosperml1m jaminoides Star Jasmine if if if Vinca major Periwinkle if Vinca rninor Myrtle if VINES Botanic,,! ./ Parthenocissus quinquefolia Virginia Creeper ./ Solanum jasrninoides Potato Vine if and set- controlled shall incor- shall meet the ordi- that use San Ramon Services backs shall be spray, porate water efficient The and efficient nance of the of Dublin. water shall conform Water Use Guidelines. District shaH fenc- areas and into natural es, to reduce street and other open space areas. systems shall be accommodate the event it becomes water in on eco- orientation and exposure shall be sensitive the terial selected and similar water and soil conditions also systems, The ma- when lr- The use of monuments, Fallon ambiance. These Mediterranean theme and residential communities and are and which convey the desired theme. An stone, ornamental iron evoke the Mediterranean character. be for each individual and shall be ornamental to the overall should reflect the dements for the commere1al area, The of dements on the use timber to thematic elements may street fur- Fallon com- Monoliths should be of Dublin and The size of the of the AND Thematic monoliths are recommended for and used to Fallon may be combined with monoliths should vary to with monoliths at the scale and entries. are recommended for both and sec- entries and may also be used in other loca· tions such as within the commercial area as ate, These should be with the 8' multi-use trail at intersections, II' 8' 9' THEME WALLS walJ used eas and in additional Their IS and enhance the In residential the for other areas as streets in residential ai"- visible within the of the character. used theme wall may be location and considered with street. wall must be care- and the to the Theme Walls mental cap and color and treatment with orna- and monoliths in · Detailed columns shall be rectional and at the ends umns may be and locations of di- walls, Other 6" 6' 12" 12" COMMUNITY THEME WALL CONCEPT PRECAST CAPS, S , MOULDING, S Stone Color: Weathered Limestone Grout: COLORS Base / Accent: Elk Tan There are several addition to the of the several other use within Fallon recommended for Fallon in the residential section of fences are for Ornamental Fence · This decorative low fence is used to define & common areas where interface with open space at cul-de- sac. Ornamental spaces or screen may be used 1n commercial areas to define lots. · fence should be metal and metal 3' -6" tall and have ornamental View Fence This fence is used where views are between rear course and other locations It may also used when the elevation is greater than 20'. Corridor Fence . This is a continuous fence used to open space areas, It is also used the Corridor between trail and habi- tat area. . A 3'-6" barbed and smooth wire fence on meta! T is recommended. VIEW fENCE ORNAMENTAL fENCE f!NISH GRADE OPEN SPACE CORRIDOR fENCE of walls recommended for FaIlon Stone Wan This wall is used monolìths and there is a series of terraced is to The at Where the lowest one that circulation is of this stucco finished, Stucco Wall walls witbin where oc- waU is visible from where on individual lots, General Guidelines visible from Public standards for consistent with walls shan be a differences be finished (4) taIL Greater the time of SDR basis. on a walls be walls of 2' to for with maximum a between wal1s. · The use of wal1s are IS where of the overall on should be theme. a Precast Wall Cap 4'mæc Stucco Retaining Wa!! (See Below) Precast Pier Cap Precast Wall Cap STONE RETAINING WAll Precast Pier and Wall Caps Tilted Plane 3: I max. STUCCO RETAINING WAll LIGHTiNG Manufacturer: Lumec Style: Hexagonal Series Color: Charcoal Grey LIGHT Manufacturer: Lumec Style: Round Steel Bottleneck Pole SM6 Height: 18' (neighborhood streets) (collectors and entry roads) Color: Charcoal Grey TRASH RECEPTACLE Manufacturer: DuMor Style: Receptacle 87 Color: Charcoal Grey Manufacturer: Urban Accessories I Color: Charcoal Grey BENCH Manufacturer: DuMor Style: Ribbon Series 58 Color: Charcoal Grey ACCENT PAVING AT INTERSECTiONS Style: Scored, Broomed-finisned Color: Taupe COBBLESTONE BAND Manufacturer: Bomanite Corporation or equivalent Style: Fishscale Cobblestone Pattern Stamped Concrete Color: Sonora Tan Street 6" Curb Pavers o ~'" Median Tree Maintenance Band, typical Street MAINTENANCE BAND AT MEDIAN Manufacturer: Calstone or equivalent Style: 6" x 6" Mission Color: Grey! Charcoal (C-05)