Route 132 Corridor Report - Cape Cod Commission
Route 132 Corridor Report - Cape Cod Commission
Route 132 Corridor Report - Cape Cod Commission
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Figure L: Proposed Development in Area B/<strong>Route</strong> <strong>132</strong> Center (facing south)<br />
This view looks south, across <strong>Route</strong> <strong>132</strong>, from the Kmart Plaza entrance toward the <strong>Cape</strong><br />
<strong>Cod</strong> Mall. It illustrates potential landscape improvements and frontage buildings oriented<br />
toward an enhanced pedestrian walkway network in this portion of the corridor.<br />
1. Area B - Guidelines<br />
a. Landscaping/Screening<br />
Mall developments should be screened by landscape buffers 50 to 75<br />
feet deep with a mix of trees, low shrubs and grasses on the subject<br />
property. New plantings should consist of mixed hardwood and<br />
evergreen trees, with associated shrubs and groundcovers to provide<br />
variation in planting height. Landscaping should create sense of<br />
visual depth with massed plantings that include vegetation of various<br />
textures, sizes, and colors.<br />
b. Frontage buildings<br />
Frontage buildings should be limited so as to maintain a more heavily<br />
landscape-oriented focus in this area. Where frontage buildings<br />
occur, they should be oriented not toward <strong>Route</strong> <strong>132</strong>, but toward<br />
crossroads, access roads, and internal circulation networks. Frontage<br />
buildings should maintain a neighborhood scale, similar to that<br />
described in Area A, with a footprint of approximately 4,000 to<br />
8,000 square feet and variation in the façade and the roof form to<br />
break the structure into pedestrian-scale elements. The maximum<br />
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