Mobility Plaza - Materials Sample Clauses

Mobility Plaza - Materials. The Mobility Plaza is considered a companion to Aggie Square where a small bosque of trees generally spaced at 24’ on center in the E-W direction and 26’ on center in the N-S direction, will provide shade and serve as the 2nd Avenue entry into the District. Operating similarly to Aggie Square, a field of hardscape will define this northern entry point and mobility node of the site. 12’ wide bands of permeable, open joint pavers in the E-W direction establish smaller spaces between the rows of trees. 6’ wide bands of permeable pavers along the E-W tree axes will be broken up through the insertion of planting beds ranging from approx. 9’ and 32’ in length. Some trees would land on the planting beds, but where it is not, the paving field would be punctuated to allow for tree trunk openings. Like Aggie Square, the paving strategy will go across 45th St. A set of fixed furnishings frame spaces in the plaza, including several pre-cast concrete benches to provide outdoor seating for coffee shops or to wait for a ride. DocuSign Envelope ID: 93B39195-D5C3-430B-8A8C-CCAC6E53AEA8 Aggie Square – Phase 1 UC Xxxxx, Sacramento Campus, CA Site
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