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SITE DEVELOPMENT |
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The design and development of all site requirements and improvements
within the contracted boundaries of the Lessee's parcel is the sole
responsibility of the Lessee unless specifically noted otherwise
in the Lease Agreement. All design development for site improvements
must conform to codes and requirements as set by the City of Phoenix
Development Services Department, the Desert Ridge Specific Plan
and requirements outlined throughout this criteria package.
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GENERAL
REQUIREMENTS:
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a)
Setbacks for buildings
and structures are to be 35 feet from the property line along Tatum
Boulevard and Deer Valley Road. There is a 40 foot setback
for parking areas along Tatum Boulevard and Deer Valley Road.
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2.
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SITE
GRADING:
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a)
Parcels will be provided
a nominal rough grade elevation indicated on the Civil Drawings.
Building Pads will be constructed to within ± .10 and 95% compaction
with a typical 5' blow-up. Developer will provide certifications
evidencing the foregoing. |
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b) The Lessee shall be responsible
for all other grading related to its leased parcel. Exporting
or importing of materials will be at the Lessee's expense.
Neither removal of soil/materials from adjacent site parcels or
dumping of soil/materials on adjacent site properties is allowed.
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c)
Underground utility
systems will be installed as a part of the on-site improvements
and will be stubbed to the parcels. |
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PARKING
LOT DESIGN:
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a) A continuous 3' high screen wall is required where parking areas
are adjacent to roads/streets. |
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b) Landscaped areas must be separated from parking areas by concrete
curbs of at least 6" high. |
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c) Per City requirements, pedestrian walkways are mandatory across
the site. The Lessee is responsible for design, development and
construction costs of pedestrian walkways with and without accent
pavers/tiles that are on their parcel. Walkway design and
pavers/tiles are to match the center design and site plan
(see Exhibit "E"). |
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d) Parking lot materials are
asphaltic concrete paving over a crushed aggregate base. The
minimum section design to be in accordance with Speedie & Associates
Geotechnical Investigation Report #990791SA, dated October 11, 1999,
and subsequent Addendums. |
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e) Parking lot striping for accessible and normal parking, crosswalks
and directional arrows are to match the standard design and color
as established for Desert Ridge Marketplace's site development,
which are regulated per City of Phoenix requirements (see
Exhibit "F"). |
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f)
The Lessee's architect
must allow for and graphically designate on the parcel's site plan
all accessible parking spaces, as designated on the City approved
Design Review site plan, and include location of required signage,
ramps and any necessary crosswalks from parking area to building.
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g) All sidewalk and parking lot ramps must adhere to ADA codes and
City of Phoenix planning and building department requirements.
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h) When changes to off-site
improvements are required to properly adapt the Lessee's building
and site design to the specific parcel location, it should be understood
that all modifications are subject to Developer review and approval. If
modifications are allowed to existing improvements, the cost of
said improvements, including design and construction costs, will
be the responsibility of the Lessee.
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LANDSCAPE
& IRRIGATION |
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a) The design and installation
of all landscape improvements and irrigation systems are the responsibility
of the Lessee. The landscape design should compliment the
architecture and be cohesive across the parcel and strengthen the
unified look of the whole center. The landscape palette must
match the center palette. |
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b) The Lessee is responsible for submitting a site hardscape plan
to the Lessor delineating walkways, sidewalk finishes and accent
detailing at entries, patios and outdoor spaces. |
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c) Acceptable plant types shall
conform to the City of Phoenix and Lessor's requirements for this
project as reflected in the Permitted Plant Palette from the Desert
Ridge Design Guidelines (see Exhibit "G"). |
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d) The Lessee is responsible
for providing a time clock controlled site irrigation system that
services Lessee's parcel. The Lessee is responsible for all
accruing utility fees.
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C.
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SITE
LIGHTING
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a) A complete site lighting design must be provided by the Lessee
and approved by the developer. This design should provide
for site lighting necessary to ensure public safety, security, lighting
pedestrian walkways and accenting architectural elements such as
building facades, entries, outdoor seating, patios, etc.
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b) Arizona has a "dark sky ordinance" that prohibits random up-lighting
on architectural elements. Indiscriminate illumination of
large architectural elements or landscape areas will not be allowed.
The Lessee should ensure that accent lighting design is established
through wall washing down lights or low level wall mounted uplights
in accordance with the dark sky ordinance. Lights mounted
on ground or on poles specifically for the purpose of illuminating
the building facade are prohibited. |
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c)
Site lighting fixtures
and poles are to match Desert Ridge Marketplace's standard fixtures
in design and detailing (see Exhibit "B"). |
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d)
Maximum fixture heights
are as follows: |
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Walkway Pole:
12'-0"
Parking Lot Pole:
25'-0"
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e) Lessee to coordinate with
developer to determine the hours the site lights will be turned
on or off. |
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f)
Site lighting should
provide 4.0 average maintained foot candle level on site with an
average to minimum uniformity ratio of 3:1 and a maximum to minimum
uniformity ratio of 6:1. Full cut off fixtures shall be used
throughout. Maximum lighting level at property lines shall
not exceed 1.0 foot candle.
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D.
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BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS AND APPURTENANCES
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The Lessee is strongly encouraged to incorporate, with design sensitivity
and accuracy of detailing, some of the architectural elements noted
in this section. Details of the architectural elements listed
are available at the Lessee's request from the developers architect,
SGPA Architecture & Planning. |
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Veneer
Stone
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Standing
Seam Roofing
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Approved
Color Palette
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Storefront
Type and Glazing
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Greenscreen
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Accent
Light Fixtures
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BUILDING
ELEVATIONS:
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a) The proposed individual pad buildings
shall match the center architecture, including details, materials,
finishes, color, etc. and shall require separate Development Review
Board approval. |
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b) No exterior vending or display shall be allowed. |
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c) Paint service entrance sections to match the building and/or
screen from view. |
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d) Provide certification of flame spread/retardant for awnings.
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e) Patio umbrellas shall be solid colors and shall not have any
advertising in the form of signage or logos in locations visible
from public streets, as determined by and to the satisfaction of
Lessor. |
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f) All roof top mechanical equipment shall be completely screened
by parapet walls or within roof structure. |
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g) All ground mounted mechanical equipment shall be completely screened
by screen walls with color and texture to match the building.
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h) Roof mounted communication equipment, including satellite dishes,
shall be completely screened by the parapet walls or free-standing
screen walls subject to Developer approval. |
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i) Ground mounted communication equipment, including satellite dishes,
shall be completely screened by free-standing screen walls subject
to Developer approval. |
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ROOF
ACCESS:
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a) No exterior visible ladders allowed.
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ROOF
DRAINAGE:
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a)
Provide interior roof drainage system (overflow scuppers are permitted).
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REFUSE
COLLECTION:
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a)
Where service areas occur, they should be gated and screened from
view by fences or walls. Trash enclosures shall be incorporated
into the building footprint or be constructed as freestanding gated
enclosures, surrounded by walls of at least 6 feet in height.
Enclosure to be CMU with painted, sand finished stucco and gate
to match center detail.
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b) Refuse enclosures shall be constructed to City of Phoenix standards
(see Exhibit "C"). |
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c) An area ten feet (10'-0") long shall be provided for approach
to refuse enclosures with slope constant with enclosure floor (to
facilitate container pick-up). |
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d) Enclosures must: |
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Provide
adequate truck turning/backing movements for a design vehicle
of turning radius R (minimum) = 43.9 feet vehicle length of
L = 30 feet.
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Be
positioned to facilitate collection without "backtracking".
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Be
easily accessible by a simple route.
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Not
require backing of more than 75 feet.
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Not
be located on dead-end parking aisles.
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Enclosure
services on one side of a drive must be positioned at a 30°
angle to the centerline of the drive. |
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E.
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BUILDING MATERIALS AND FINISHES
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In keeping with the distinctive look of the center, the use of sand
finished stucco on masonry is required. Design colors approved
by the developer are noted in the Exhibit section. The center
primary materials are the following: |
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Stucco:
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Sand
Finish
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Stone
Veneer:
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Coronado
Desert Ridge Ledgestone/Sunhill Blend
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Storefronts:
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Kawneer Fa-Set S.S.G., 2" x 4 1/2"
system, 1/4" glass with PPG Industries "Solex Green" glass
Kawneer Fa-Set S.S.G., 2" x 5 1/4" system,
1" insulated glass (where indicated) with PPG Industries "Solex
Green" glass |
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Green
Screen:
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Contact:
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John
Souza
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(800)
450-4394
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Colors
& Materials
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F.
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SIGNAGE AND GRAPHICS
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Architectural graphics and ornamentation have been given a special
priority throughout Desert Ridge Marketplace. The design of
the exterior signage should express both the Lessee's unique identity
and the spirit of the Arizona outdoor lifestyle in the signage materials
selections and craftsman-style fabrication. |
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Lessees
have the opportunity to place identity signage on multiple building
facades fabricated from a number of materials types and styles,
so long as they are unique and creative graphic expressions which
compliment the building's exterior design.
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A
copy of the shopping center sign criteria is attached. In
addition, Paul Bleier of Bleier Industries can provide advice for
processing signs through the City of Phoenix (all signage
will require separate approvals and permits).
* Bleier & Associates handles all sign standards (posts, signage, all).
Bleier & Associates
2030 W Desert Cove Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85029-4932
602.944.3117 |
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