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considered for properties which abut or face one another, when the uses permitted on those properties are potentially incompatible. (Policy 5) (f) Minimize land use conflicts by promoting compatibility between low- density and higher- density residential land uses as well as between residential and nonresidential land uses. (Policy 6) (g) Mixed -use developments that combine living, working, and shopping opportunities shall be encouraged in the study area. (Policy 7) (2) Land Use Element - Residential Policies. (a) Maintain the existing low- density residential character of existing Willakenzie neighborhoods, while recognizing the need to provide housing for all income groups in the city. (Policy 1) (b) Ensure that development plans include street sizes adequate to meet future demands. (Policy 3) (c) Encourage a mixture of housing densities and types to address the housing needs of a diverse population. (Policy 4) (d) Encourage medium- and high- density residential uses in areas which have good access to commercial services, public open space, schools, parrs, transit, and other alternative modes of transportation. (Policy 5) (e) Require that all new residential development adjacent to Beltline Road, Interstate 5, Delta Highway, and I -105 provide on -site noise buffering between the noise source and the new development. (Policy 6) (f) Berms that are used to fulfill a noise- buffering requirement shall be landscaped and irrigated with a permanent irrigation system. (Policy 7) (g) Promote compatibility between low - density residential land uses and medium- to high - density residential land uses. (Policy S) (3) Land Use Element - General Commercial and Industrial Policies. (a) Minimize the impact of future neighborhood commercial development on adjacent residential uses through the application of Willakenzie Commercial Siting and Development Guidelines. (Policy 2) (b) Encourage the consolidation of parking lots, development of j oint access, and use of access controls on commercial and industrial developments. (Policy 3) (4) Land Use Element - Central Region, Gilham Subarea. (a) The parcels lying south of Goodpasture Island Road, currently occupied by Greer Gardens commercial nursery operation, shall be considered appropriate for medium - density residential development at the time that the property owner wishes to redevelop. In the event that redevelopment of the site occurs, vehicular access to the medium - density development shall be limited to the northeastern end of the site, across Goodpasture Island Road from Ridgeway Drive. (Policy 1) (b) Expansion or redevelopment of the neighborhood grocery at the northwest corner of Cal Young and Fir Acres shall conform to Willakenzie Commercial Siting and Development Guidelines and shall be limited to Ordinance - 425