5-3(D)(1)(b) In the Los Duranes - CPO-6, a sidewalk at least 4 feet wide shall be provided on at least 1 side of new public residential subdivision streets or on residential private ways that have been dedicated as public right-of-way. A sidewalk on such a street that serves 10 or fewer dwelling units may be accommodated within the minimum required roadway width.
These standards apply to the following mixed-use and non-residential development, except in the NR-SU and NR-PO zone districts unless specified otherwise in this IDO:
1. Construction of a new building.
2. Expansion of an existing building that increases the existing square footage by 25 percent.
Sidewalks meeting the standards of the DPM shall be provided along the entire frontage of each lot.
All multi-family residential, mixed-use, and non-residential development shall comply with all of the following standards.
1. For the purposes of this Subsection 14-16-5-3(D)(3), the building's overall footprint will be considered the area for calculation of sidewalk width. A collection of smaller buildings linked by common walls will be considered as 1 building.
2. Where primary pedestrian entrances are located adjacent to a public sidewalk, the width of the public sidewalk may be included in the calculation.
3. Shade trees along required pedestrian walkways are required pursuant to Subsection 14-16-5-6(C)(4)(i) (Required Plant Materials and Site Amenities).
1. On-site pedestrian walkways that meet the minimum width required by the DPM shall be provided between the pedestrian entrances of each primary building on the site.
2. A 4-foot wide clear path shall be maintained along the pedestrian walkway at all times. Site amenities, other uses of the sidewalk, the overhang of parked cars, and landscaping may not encroach upon the 4-foot wide clear path.
3. On-site pedestrian walkways shall connect to all of the following:
a. A sidewalk meeting the standards of the DPM along at least one lot frontage.
b. Any abutting City park or trail, Major Public Open Space, or other Civic or Institutional uses, as long as such access is coordinated with and approved by the Parks and Recreation Department or the property owner of the civic or institutional use.
c. Any abutting public transit facility.
4. Pedestrian walkways shall be installed along any street-facing façade with a pedestrian entrance of a building containing any of the following development:
a. Mixed-use or non-residential development in any Mixed-use zone district.
b. Development of uses in the Civic and Institutional or Commercial categories in Table 4-2-1 in any Non-residential zone district.
c. Pedestrian walkways required by this Subsection shall meet the standards of the DPM, except where Table 5-3-1 requires a wider walkway.
d. The width of the required walkway may vary along the entire length of the façade provided that the average required width is maintained and provided that the width of the walkway along the façade is a minimum of 8 feet.
On-site pedestrian walkways and crosswalks shall be identified to motorists and pedestrians through the use of one or more of the following:
1. Changing material, patterns, or paving color (i.e. changing the color of the paving itself, not painting the paving material).
2. Changing paving height.
3. Decorative bollards or planters.
4. Raised median walkways with landscaped buffers.
5. Stamped or stained concrete.
Trails shall be dedicated on alignments that connect to any planned or existing trails on adjacent properties, as necessary to serve the residents, occupants, and users of the proposed development, and shall be constructed pursuant to the DPM.