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1. Intersection and plazas:
   • They are a combination of edge and center island treatments (ideal for sculpture or water elements)
   

2. Street trees:
   • Required along all Boulevards, Avenues, and Streets
   • One for every 25 feet of residential frontage
   • One for every 30 feet that’s not primary or secondary streets
   • Specific numbers for commercial streets to be determined based upon buildings’ frontage
3. Parking lots:
   • One tree planted for every 4 cars interior to the lot
   • Along the periphery a wall, fence or hedge at least 4 feet high is recommended
   

4. Parks:
   • One at 8th, Biltmore Place, W. Peachtree, and Spring
   • The other is at 12th, 11th, Peachtree, and Crescent
   • Corner pocket parks are required on all blocks with commercial development
   • They should contain benches, flowers, fountains, trees, and decorative painting
5. Open space development:
   • Buildings are setback sufficiently to allow additional street trees and landscape treatment
   • Mid-rise buildings are required to set aside and maintain pocket parks that are equal to or greater than the area of the building extending above 5 stories
   • Higher buildings required to setback even more space for parks
6. Mid-block parks:
   • These are concentrated on Juniper Street
   • 18 feet by 60-90 feet, most are in the center of the street
   • Some can be in commercial space and are allowed to be a part of the open space requirements

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