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• INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
VISION I
The Dublin Crossing landscape has been carefully developed to express the
community's contemporary urban village character.The aesthetic can be Y -
described as "urban eco-chic" and is characterized by clean, contemporary
design, native and climate adapted plant palettes and the use of sustainable
design practices and materials.
• Inviting streetscapes and public spaces designed for multiple modes of
• circulation encourage the use of outdoor spaces,thereby facilitating physical
• fitness and social interaction. These, in turn, promote health, wellness and
community vitality.
Planting, hardscape furnishings and lighting, work together to make the
• Warm, contemporary plant palette
community 'legible' by highlighting and distinguishing circulation networks
and linkages, conveying street hierarchy and by celebrating key nodes and
• destinations. Unique and identifiable landscape treatments convey a sense
• of place and act as wayfinding within the community. While distinct palettes
• are used to distinguish among sub areas with the Specific Plan, consistency
of style is retained throughout the project to result in a visually dynamic, yet ' �+'A,
unified aesthetic. � ''
The goal of the landscape system is to support the creation of a sophisticated A ,k Yom;
community reflecting contemporary values of sustainability, social cohe-
sion, upscale design and multi-modal circulation, all important quality-of-life
indicators.
• KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS
• Project entries are enhanced with unique monumentation designed to
communicate a sense of place.The contemporary nature of the urban Pedestrian-oriented,multi-modal streets
• village will be communicated with materials such as metals and recycled
content concrete.
• Streetscape hierarchy is conveyed through landscape elements, such as
street tree palettes and entry monumentation.
• Extensive bicycle and pedestrian networks provide safe and inviting
alternatives to vehicle travel as part of the circulation system.
• The circulation system includes strong linkages between neighborhoods, '
to parks and commercial/retail uses within the project, as well as to the
!♦ Iron Horse Trail, BART and other destinations outside of the project area.
• Sustainability is infused into the project as a key guiding principle, from
the design of streets to minimize vehicle trips to the use of resource ef-
ficient plant palettes and furnishings. I
• Sophisticated furnishings and fixtures
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ENTRIES, MONUMENTS, &
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® ENTRIES AND GATEWAYS
As portals to the community, project entries play an important role in creating a sense of place and in orienting both
visitors and residents. Creating a strong transition into the community strengthens the identity of the neighborhoods
within as part of Dublin Crossing. Project entries communicate the sophisticated quality of the community through
• use of contemporary forms and sustainable materials. All entries from existing bordering streets will feature some
level of enhanced entry treatment. Monumentation provided at varying scales reflects the streetscape hierarchy.
Dublin Crossing features a primary Project Entry at "B" Street and Dublin Boulevard, three Major Entries ("D" Street
ell at Dublin Boulevard; Central Parkway at Arnold Road; and "G" Street at Scarlett Drive), and three Minor Entries ("A"
• Street at Dublin Boulevard; "E" Street at Dublin Boulevard; and "G" Street at Arnold Road").
• Street trees are used as wayfinding throughout the development by assigning specific street trees to major streets
within the project.This is summarized in the Street Tree Plan described in the Plant Palette section.
`° ENTRY MONUMENTATION
• Entry monuments announce entry to the project with uniquely identifiable forms and materials. Vertical punched
metal or mesh elements sit upon concrete bases along with painted aluminum accent panels. Letters are incised into
the concrete for a simple, contemporary and vandal resistant element.The elements come together in a stylized
cross formation, subtly evoking the name of the project. Stylized shamrocks or other designs may be portrayed in the
metal components. Monuments are scaled to reflect the project's circulation hierarchy.
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DUBLIN BOULEVARD FRONTAGE
The southern project edge along Dublin Boulevard creates a strong visual ex- - ------,=,".� •
perience in a key central location within the City. This linear gateway, with its
distinctive design elements, reflects a forward-thinking, upscale community
that values a high quality of life. Two prominent public plazas at opposite ; ❑D
ends of the project act as the project's "front porch". One plaza is located at - •
the corner of Dublin Boulevard and "A" Street and the other is at the corner Keymap
of Dublin Boulevard and Arnold Road in the commercial area. The Primary •
Project Entry is located at "B" Street between the two plazas, creating a lin-
ear gateway punctuated by three focal points. Centrally located, this gateway
acts as a "belt buckle" connecting east and west portions of the City.
-- WEST GATEWAY PLAZA •
— The plaza located at the corner of Dublin Boulevard and "A" Street has the
opportunity to feature an iconic "window wall" treatment to celebrate Dub- •
lin Crossing as a central focal point of the City. This concept is illustrated on •
the cover of the Dublin Crossing Specific Plan. Featuring contemporary ma- •
terials, which may include metals, acrylics and concrete in simple, contem-
Keymap porary forms, the window wall makes a strong statement about the sophisti-
cated character of Dublin Crossing and the City of Dublin as a whole. Planting
coordinated with the palette throughout the community warms the space •
and reinforces the project's character. To highlight the presence of the gate- •
way and park, trees along this edge are differentiated from the street tree for •
the rest of Dublin Boulevard. Flowering Robinia 'Purple Robe' are planted in
this location in addition to the Dublin Boulevard Street Tree - London Plane.
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COMMUNITY PARK SITE at Residences
Possible Iconic Window Wall Element (BY OTHERS)
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The East Gateway Plaza at the corner of Dublin Boulevard and Arnold Road
creates a second public focal point along the southern edge of the project
=: area. Along with the West Gateway Plaza and the Primary Project Entry, this
corner creates a third focal point along the project's public edge.This corner
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PRIMARY PROJECT ENTRY
—� The primary project entry at Dublin Boulevard and 'B' Street is the grand
I entry to the project. A strong sense of arrival is created with two distinctive
vertical monuments which create a visual portal. The monuments reinforce
the community's contemporary character with modern forms and materials,
such as stainless steel or other metals and concrete. The monuments are •
Keymap strong wayfinding, as well as character elements, creating a warm welcoming •
beacon for the community. .
Corner plazas at the Project Entry feature toned, textured concrete in neutral •
tones. Backdrop planting reflects a contemporary California palette, with
flowering accent trees (Lagerstroemia indica) and bold foliage water wise
plants, such as Flax, and shrubs and grasses in simple, geometric masses.
The street tree selected for "B" Street is European Hornbeam, a dense,
columnar tree that will highlight the importance of this entry.The designated
street tree per the City's Streetscape Master Plan for Dublin Boulevard is the •
London Plane Tree spaced 25'-30' on center. •
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Dublin Crossing includes a thoughtfully designed streetscape and landscape i
that reflects the Urban Village goals of the Specific Plan.The accommoda-
tion of multiple modes of travel -pedestrian, bicycle and public transit, in �. ?
• addition to private vehicle- has been made a priority.The streetscape design
elements ensure these modes are accommodated in an inviting, safe and , 4
aesthetic manner.The design expresses the overall character of the commu-
nity and reflects the project's commitment to sustainability. As public spaces, ---
streets have great importance in the urban village.They facilitate access to
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• and provide the opportunity for physical exercise and social interaction, all
• enhancing the quality of life. ^_
A variety of planning and design features minimize the detrimental environ-
mental effects of streets. Vehicle trips and fossil fuel emissions are reduced
by providing a circulation network that safely accommodates and invites
• alternative modes of transportation to a variety of uses and destinations
C within and outside the project area. Sidewalks, multi-use trails, bicycle park-
ing,transit stops with shelters and traffic calming measures all encourage the
• more environmentally sustainable modes of travel.This approach is often
referred to as "Green" or "Complete" streets.
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STREETSCAPE
STREETSCAPE CONCEPT
.T The circulation network in Dublin Crossing is a key component of the live-
able, walkable, vital urban village experience. The streetscape is attractive,
appealing and designed to encourage pedestrian and bicycle travel. Bike
lanes on collector streets within the project will be enhanced with colored
asphalt to emphasize their presence visually and improve safety. Crosswalks
will also be enhanced with special paving, such as colored or stamped as-
phalt. This treatment serves to create safer pedestrian circulation by high- .
lighting pedestrian crossings and slowing traffic.
Public streets are designed to treat stormwater through vegetation and to
maximize shade with abundant street trees, thereby minimizing the heat
island effect and enhancing aesthetic appeal and user comfort. Stormwater
runoff from the impervious area within the right-of-way is treated in bio-re-
tention areas within the 5-foot parkway strips on most streets. Bio-retention •
areas are planted with a native ornamental bioswale mix as described in the
Plant Palette section. Street trees will spaced generally as indicated, except
where adjustments are necessary to respond to utility or bioretention area 40
issues. .
Streetscape planting, lighting and furnishings differentiate key corridors and
reflect the circulation hierarchy, while remaining consistent in design vocabu-
lary to maintain a strong expression of place. Streets are designed to serve as •
social spaces and aesthetic amenities, as well as circulation routes.
By facilitating non-vehicular travel throughout the project area and beyond •
and creating comfortable, welcoming streets, Dublin Crossing's streetscape •
design promotes public health and social cohesion, qualities that contribute
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"B" STREET
"B" Street represents the top of the Dublin Crossing circulation hierarchy. `"--
The Primary Project Entry, as described in the Entries and Thematic Elements
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section occurs at "B" Street and Dublin Boulevard. Carpinus betulus 'Fastigi-
ata' (Columnar Hornbeam) spaced at 25 foot on center are both median and R
• street tree, creating a strong, tree-lined project entry statement. Sidewalks - -�
and bike lanes are provided on both sides of the street, setting the tone as Keymap
a community that welcomes multiple modes of transportation. Paths are
separated from traffic by 5-foot parkway strips planted with a mix of grasses
and street trees that provide dual function as stormwater bio-retention and
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ELEMENTS
Street Tree: Carpinus betulus'Fastigiata'
• European Hornbeam
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Median Tree: Carpinus betulus 'Fastigiata'
European Hornbeam
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"B" Street. A Major Entry, as described in the Entries and Thematic Elements NIN _ r
section is located at Central Parkway and Arnold Road.The median is gener-
ously planted to support the significance of the entry. Parkway strips include
street trees and bioswale planting. Five feet of the 6-foot public service ease-
ment is landscaped to provide a verdant aesthetic. See the Shrub Palette and Keymap
Bioswale Mix for possible plant types. Street tree planting follows recom-
mendations of the Streetscape Master Plan, with Celtis sinensis (Chinese
• Hackberry) as both street and median tree.The segment of Central Parkway
street on the side adjacent to the school will feature monolithic sidewalks
with street trees in tree wells.
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Street Tree: Celtis sinensis,
• Chinese Hackberry
Median Tree: Same
Spacing: 20 feet on center
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"G" STREET
- "G" Street is the east-west corridor through the project connecting Arnold
Road to Scarlett Drive. A Major Entry is located at "G" Street and Scarlett
Drive and a Minor Entry, as described in the Entries and Thematic Elements
F—I section, is located at Arnold Road and "G" Street. Five-foot parkway strips
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Keymap planted with bioswale grasses and street trees are on both sides of the
street. Street trees are Gleditsia triacanthos (Honey Locust) spaced at 40 foot
on center. The segment of"G" street on the side adjacent to the school will •
feature monolithic sidewalks with street trees in tree wells.
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Street Tree: Gleditsia triacanthos
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"D" STREET
"D" Street features a 10-foot multi-use trail on the east side to promote •
pedestrian and bicycle travel and facilitate safe school access. Parkway strips
are planted with street trees and bioswale grasses. The street tree is English
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Street Tree: Quercus robur'Fastigiata'
English Oak
Spacing: 30 foot on center
"F" STREET
"F" Street features a 10-foot multi-use sidewalk on the west side to promote
T pedestrian and bicycle travel and facilitate safe school access. Parkway strips
are planted with street trees and bioswale grasses.The segment of"F" street
o on the side adjacent to the school will feature monolithic sidewalks with
-=— street trees in tree wells. The street tree is Scarlet Oak.
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Street Tree: Quercus coccinea
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"E", "H", AND "I" STREETS
These smaller scale local streets include 5-foot parkway strips on both sides.
To support visual hierarchy, all local streets will have Quercus rubra as street
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Red Oak
Spacing: 30 foot on center
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The Iron Horse Trail, made up of a 10-foot paved path with 5 foot soft shoul-
ders on each side, runs along the east side of the street. Street trees are
planted in the 5-foot parkway. The 4-foot median is planted with low shrubs
and smaller scale accent trees.
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Dublin Crossing includes improvement of the North side of Dublin Boulevard.
The existing path remains as a 10' Class I Trail, consistent with the City's Bike-
way Master Plan.The landscaped parkway strip is planted with shrubs and
. grasses. In accordance with the City's Streetscape Master Plan London Plane
. Trees are planted 30' on center.
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Street Tree: Plantanus acerifolia
• London Plane Tree
Spacing: 30 foot on center
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ARNOLD ROAD •
- - The west side of Arnold Road is the east edge of the Specific Plan Area. Be- •
tween Dublin Boulevard and Central Parkway, the street is adjacent to com-
mercial uses. From Central Parkway to the northern project boundary may
be residential uses. A landscaped setback screens walls and fences along Ar-
-- nold, as necessary. Grasses, shrubs and ornmental trees, per the Streetscape
Keymap Master Plan, will retain visual consistency. The street tree is Southern Live •
Oak planted at 30 feet on center.
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Street Tree : Quercus virginiana
Southern Live Oak
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Tree-lined streets play an important role in creating a comfortable urban vil-
lage feel. An abundant canopy creates a sense of enclosure and evokes the
character of older established neighborhoods and their much sought-after r
ambiance. Street trees also perform important environmental functions by f4
• cooling paving, providing habitat for birds and small animals and acting as
carbon sinks. Trees selected for existing streets are consistent with the City
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Drive Celtis sinensis Chinese Hackberry
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"B" Street Street Tree Carpinus betulus 'Fastigiate'
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Quercus coccinea Scarlet Oak 30' ;
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Gleditsia triancanthos Honey Locust 40'
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PLANT PALETTE •
SHRUBS
The shrub palette emphasizes low water use plants with some moderate use
options included for accents and small areas.The palette reflects the con-
temporary California landscape characterized by native and climate adapted
plants growing to their natural forms, thus minimizing the need for extensive •
maintenance. Planting design will emphasize clean lines, masses of plantings
and geometric patterns, as well as bold accents.
Scientific Name Common Name Water Use
Abelia grandiflora Glossy Abelia Moderate
Arctostaphylos densiflora McMinn Manzanita Low
'Howard McMinn'
Arctostaphylos densifloro Asparagus densiflorus Asparagus Fern Moderate •
McMinn Manzanita Callistemon 'Little John' Dwarf Bottle Brush Low
Carex pansa Dune Sedge Moderate •
Carex tumulicola Berkeley Sedge Moderate i
Ceanothus Ceanothus Low
Cistus hybridus White Rockrose Low
Clivia miniata NCN Moderate
Coleonema pulchrum Breath of Heaven Moderate
'Sunset Gold'
Coprosma pulchrum Coprosma Low •
Correa pulchelia Australian Fuchsia Low •
Cuphea hyssopifolia False Heather Moderate .
Dietes vegeta Fortnight Lily Low
Echeveria Echeveria Low
Elymus glauca Blue Wild Grass Low
Dietes vegeta Erigeron karvinskianus Fleabane Moderate
Fortnight Lily Euonymus fortunei Euonymus Moderate
Feijoa sellowiana Pineapple Guava Low
Festuca californica California Fescue Low
Festuca idahoensis Low •
Fremontodenron Flannel Bush Very Low •
Hebe Hebe Moderate
Helictotrichon sempervirens Blue Oat Grass Moderate .
Hemerocallis Evergreen Daylily Moderate
Heuchera Coral Bells Moderate
Iris douglasiana Douglas Iris Moderate
Juncus patens Grey Rush Moderate
Kniphofia Red-Hot Poker Low
Lantana Lantana Low •
Helictotrichon sempervirens Leymus sp. Lyme Grass Low
Blue Oat Grass Liriope muscari Lily Turf Moderate
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Liriope Sunproof Lirope Moderate
Myrsine africana African Boxwood Low
M rtus communis Dwarf Myrtle Low ,r; E
Nandina domestica Heavenly Bamboo Moderate
Pennisetum alopecuriodes Fountain Grass Low •
Penstemon 'Sour Grapes' Beard Tongue Moderate
Phormium tenax New Zealand Flax Moderate
Pittos orum tobira Tobira Moderate
Prunus laurocerasus English laurel Moderate
Rhamnus californica Coffeeberry Low Phormium tenax
Rhaphiolepis indica Indian Hawthorn Moderate New Zealand Flax
Ribes viburnifolium Catalina Currant Low
Rosa ci sp Climbing Rose Moderate
Rosa sp Landscape Rose Moderate
Rosa 'Pink Carpet' Carpet Rose Moderate r/t
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Teucrium fruticans Germander Low
Trachelospermum jasminoides Star Jasmine Moderate .� :�- � s►`, "�`az=� i,��
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Salvia leucantha
Cotoneaster 'Lowfast' Lowfast Cotoneaster Moderate Sage
Campanula portenschiagiana Dalmation Bellflower Moderate
Fragaria chinensis Wild Strawberry Moderate
Lobularia maritima Sweet Allysum Moderate ,
Myoporum Myoporum Low
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• Osteopermum fruticosum African Daisy Low
• Trachelospermum jasminoides Star Jasmine Moderate
• Verbena Verbena Low
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Scientific Name Common Name Pounds/Acre
Dictis buccinatoria Blood Red Trumpet Vine Moderate •
Jasminum polyanthus Jasmine Moderate •
NATIVE ORNAMENTAL BIOSWALE MIX ,
Scientific Name Common Name Pounds/Acre •
Festuca rubra Molate Blue Fescue 30
Festuca occidentalis Western Fescue 20 •
Festuca idahoensis Idaho Fescue 20
Festuca rubra 'Molate' Deschampsia caespitosa holciformis Coastal Tufted Grass 8
Molate Blue Fescue
Carex praegracilis Deer Bed Sage 2
STREAMBANK BIOSWALE MIX
Scientific Name Common Name Pounds/Acre
Hordeum brachyantherum Meadow Barley 13
Elymus glaucus Berkely Wildrye 10
Leymus triticoides Yolo Wildrye 6
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Cyperus eragrostis Umbrella Sedge 1.5
Carex praegracilis Deer Sedge 1 •
Juncus microcarpus 0.5 •
Artemisia douglasiana Mugwort .25 •
Deschampsia coespitoso holciformis
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The northern project edge adjacent J
to the Camp Parks property will have
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dences. Color is to be determined
Keymap-Walls
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Project boundaries that interface -- -- �
with residences will have 6-foot OF
precast privacy walls.
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entry features. Walls shall be offset
periodically by 2' to create visual Keymap-Community Walls
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• Wall color shall be coordinated with
entry feature colors.
Wall to be Old Castle/Sierra Walls
Lighthouse model with customized
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LIGHTING
Collector and local streets will have
• Landscape Forms-Alcott model LED
. pedestrian luminaires, color: silver,
sized and spaced to provide appro-
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CROSSWALKS SIDEWALKS •
Crosswalks will be enhanced for pedestrian safety and aesthetic appeal with Sidewalks including Class 1 trails will
stamped or colored asphalt. be standard grey concrete, except •
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Bike lanes are emphasized with a •
colored asphalt coating to stregthen •
the visual prominence of the bike •
lane on the road, thus enhancing
safety. This type of treatment of bike •
lanes also encourages the use of •
bicycles by emphasizing the pres- •
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colore shall be a brick red.
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BENCHES
Benches are provided in public
spaces as needed for pedestrian
comfort and are to be commercial
grade, durable and low maintenance •
in simple, contemporary designs.
Benches will be 6' Rockport with
back by Urbanscape; faux wood;
stainless frame; color to be deter- •
mined or 6' Rockport without back •
by Urbanscape; faux wood; stainless
frame; color to be determined.
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Less formal seating may be provid-
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easy to access and maintain. Recep-
tacles may be 32-gallon Rockport
by Urbanscape; side opening door;
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• Decorative bollards at project entries
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in Silver with Nickel Bronze cap
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BUS SHELTER
Bus shelters will be provided as required by the Livermore Amador Valley Transit Authority(LAVTA). Shelter and
bench size for specific locations will be determined by LAVTA staff. Shelter, benches and trash receptacles are all
required by LAVTA in the color black(PP3242-J) as follows:
Shelter: •
Tolar Model NALP, low peak roof bus shelter, perforated metal panels at rear, ' •
schedule display with glass, anchor bolts at footing.
Benches:
Tolar wire grid bench seat, no back, anti-vagrant bars, anchor bolts at foot-
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Tolar tall thin wire grid model, steel drum inner liner, 30 gallon, pedestal mR <<a,.oUg,e,; •
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preventers, irrigation controllers, and other on-site utilities will be vaulted .
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