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should be installed meeting the general criteria for foot candles, as well as heights and color of lighting. All poles and supports should be painted "the Roseville color" - to be adopted by the City. Generalized lighting standards include the following: 1. Pedestrian sidewalk lighting - 16 feet in height and 1.5 to 2 foot candles; 3 foot high bollard's with concealed lights of 1 foot candle. 2. Road systems. both public and private - No more than 20 feet in height and 1.5 to 2 foot candles. 3. High traffic turning movement areas and heavily used parking lot areas - No more than 30 feet in height and 2 to 3 foot candles. 4. Development entry areas (within 150 feet thereof) wherein pedestrian and vehicular traffic may compete for the same space - A maximum of 20 feet in height and 25 foot candles. 5. Parking structures -15 to 20 foot candles at entrances and on drive lanes; 10 to 15 foot candles in parking areas. 6. Parking lots - A maximum of 20 feet in height and 1.5 foot to 2 foot candles. 7. Storage and landscape areas - .5 to 1.5 foot candles. In addition, specific areas within the Cornerstone may warrant additional pedestrian-scaled lighting and lower-scaled lighting within landscape areas along walls, within precast bollards, or as freestanding light sources for pathways, water features, sculptures, or loading areas. Further lighting in the streetscape itself may be done by illuminating the trees with light sets in the tree or at the base of the tree. Ground lights should be concealed from view along the road system. STREET FURNITURE DESIGN All street furniture in Roseville Cornerstone Design areas, such as newspaper racks, mailboxes, and other items installed by outside sources, should be prohibited from being installed within the City right-of-way except in designated areas. Street furniture should be concentrated where special activities for pedestrians are planned, such as parks, plazas, or other pedestrian-dominated areas. Street furniture should be placed in nodes along major pedestrian routes in order to encourage activity and provide pedestrian rest for a specific view or event. Materials, colors, and styles of various types of furniture should be compatible with each other \Vhile it may not be appropriate to have a single design approach for each piece of street furniture, there should be a common theme evident throughout the entire Cornerstone area. Materials should be durable, high quality, using "Roseville Color", black, or brown and in keeping with the character of the Cornerstone. Wherever possible, street furniture should be coordinated and aggregated. Such street furniture should be joined with landscape walls, planter boxes, sculpture, or other amenities. For example, a planting area at a major intersection may also include an area for seating, an area to place mailboxes, trash receptacles, newspaper racks, and other elements. 11