Entry Features Sample Clauses

Entry Features. “Purchasers are advised that entry features may be located on the southwest corner of Xxxxxxxx Road and Chinguacousy Road and on the southeast corner of Brisdale Drive and Xxxxxxxx Road as per the City of Brampton Community Design Guidelines. For further information, please contact the City of Brampton, Development Engineering Division at (000) 000-0000 or by email to xxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xx”
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Entry Features. Entry Features and signs are to be regulated per the LDC. Entry features and signs may be constructed at the entrance/exit to the project in approximate locations as shown on the Master Plan. The Owner reserves the right to construct secured entry gates. Vehicular access shall be designed to accommodate emergency vehicle access at both access locations, pursuant to dimensional requirements defined by the LDC.
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Entry Features. “Purchasers and Tenants are hereby advised that an entry features will be located on the southwest corner of Xxxxxxxx Road and Xxxxxxx Road as per the Parkside Heights Community Design Guidelines. For further information, please contact the City of Brampton, Development Engineering Division at (000) 000-0000 or by email to xxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xx.” “Purchasers and Tenants are hereby advised that Block 223 (corner gateway feature) and the roundabout (special character area at the intersection of Arctic Turn Avenue and Housefinch Avenue) will be landscaped and function as entry features to the neighbourhood.”
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Entry Features. Each use shall include an entry feature at the curb cut. This visual feature can be combined with signage in compliance with the applicable ordinance. The entry feature should be visually integrated with the landscaping features.
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Entry Features. There should be a significant landmark feature marking the gateway or entrance. This feature could be part of the architecture of a signature building, a work of public art, or major environmental feature in addition to, or instead of, gateway posts or fence walls.
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Entry Features. Development entry features may be up to 16 feet in 9 height as measured vertically from the finished grade at the base of the supporting 10 structure, however, any proposed entry features shall incorporate architectural variations 11 between 8 feet to 16 feet. The design for all entry features shall be substantially similar 12 to the elevations attached as Exhibit “C”.
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Entry Features. The entrance to the Project shall be attractively landscaped with subdivision identification features meeting the LDC. The Project may be gated from within the Project road system at the Owner’s option; provided, however, that the roadways are designed so that there is no external stacking possible from the Project onto Xxxx Drive.
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Entry Features. The Developer may install stamped or colored concrete or brick pavers in the private streets and sidewalks to create a distinctive entry feature into the Project. The Developer may install a freestanding entry monument sign (“Entry Sign”) for the Project at the intersection of the Southerly Access, described in Section 5.1, above, and the private road leading into the Project, such placement must be consistent with the Flagstaff Zoning Code. The Entry Sign shall be placed on property belonging to the Pinnacle Pines Homeowners Association and shall conform to all of the provisions of the Flagstaff Zoning Code, including those related to freestanding signs, location, size, material and illumination. Prior to construction, the Development shall receive a Sign Permit from the City to ensure compliance to the Zoning Code and the provisions of this Agreement.
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Entry Features. The Development entrances and the boundary along Easthampton Blvd. shall be attractively landscaped in a manner that is acceptable to the City and may contain a wall/fence and permanent monument type project signage.
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