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Sidewalks adjacent to roadside stormwater facilities shall be designed to accommodate specified maximum facility slopes per the Stormwater Management Manual. Stormwater quality facilities without a barrier curb shall be separated from the sidewalk with a 12 -inch shoulder graded at 2% or less. D. Lighting See Section 2.05 for applicable lighting requirements. E. Locations When an exception has been approved allowing sidewalks on only one side of the street, - the sidewalks shall be located within the development on the side of the street where on -street parking is permitted. In cases where a single sidewalk is allowed due to.physical constraints, such as wetlands or trees, the sidewalk shall be located on the side opposite from the constraints. The design of the sidewalks shall ensure safe and accessible routes to bus stop locations. The location of the bus stop shall be coordinated with the Lane Transit district. Sidewalk design shall provide an accessible path of travel through the bus stop locations. All bus stops shall be design in accordance with the 2011 Proposed Accessibility Guidelines for Pedestrian Facilities in the Public Right -of -Way as published by the United States Access Board (located on the internet at www.access-board.gov). F. Sidewalk Bicycle Parking Short term bicycle parking should be placed on the sidewalks where a minimum clear distance of 8 feet is provided between the bicycle rack and the back of sidewalk. The inverted "U" rack shall be used for all on street bike parking. Racks installed on the sidewalk or furnishing zone shall be a minimum of the 2 feet from the face of curb. Inverted "U" racks shall be placed a minimum of 4 feet apart when placed horizontally along the curb. Racks installed on the sidewalks shall be a maximum of 50 feet from main building entrances and be highly visible from adjacent bicycle routes and pedestrian traffic. Public Improvement Design Standards Manual, 2016 Page 2-9