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noted in the Regulating Plan). Table 3 shows minimum and maximum setbacks from the public right-of-way for buildings along Build -to Lines. IIL iii cif pedesidswerlented street I C '1r f••. j 1 ` IIL r Building Orientation. Buildings shall be sited close to streets, with doors and windows facing the street. Parking lots along street frontages shall be minimized. Buildings set back from the street, beyond the allowable setbacks shown in Table 3, are prohibited along Build -to Lines; elsewhere their entrances shall be connected to the street with landscaped connecting walkways. • ddve•In entry from rear Glint .: (mtepaidog 1 aneb cut, 1-way drive, 14' width Al----:-T- ii1 ISES driveway cuts in front of building • building setback ban far bons skeet . 2 curb cuts Drive- throughs in Mixed Ilse. and Commercial Districts. Drive - throughs, such as for fast food restaurants and banks, are acceptable in Mixed -Use and Commercial Districts only if they maintain a continuous street frontage. Buildings shall have direct pedestrian connections to the sidewalk and the primary entrance facing the street (left). Driveways shall not come between the sidewalk and building entrances (center). Multiple curb cuts are prohibited (right); only one curb cut is allowed per building, not to. exceed 14 feet in width (left). Additional vehicle entries are acceptable from rear parking lots entrances on non - pedestrian oriented streets (left). Drive - through windows shall be located to the side or rear of the building. Other, more "standard" drive - through configurations are acceptable in Highway Commercial Districts. Where Build -to Lines do not Govern. For locations where there are no Build-to Lines, buildings must be sited in one of the two following ways: • Within the minimum and maximum setbacks from a street as shown in Table 3, or • Set farther back from the street, but with their primary entrances connected to the street with a landscaped walkway. Landscaped walkways are discussed in the section on Landscape Requirements, below: While it is recommended that front facades and entries face towards streets, side -on orientations are acceptable if the side elevation is within 20 feet of a street right -of -way and windows and entrances constitute at least 30 percent of the facade length. 20