The streetscape requirements for land development may vary depending on the zoning laws and regulations of the particular municipality where the land is located. However, some common requirements may include:
1. Sidewalks: the width and material of sidewalks may be specified by the local government. They may also require the installation of ADA-compliant curb ramps for accessibility.
2. Street Trees: the planting of trees along the street may be required by the local government to improve the aesthetics of the area.
3. Landscaping: the installation of natural landscaping and green spaces to provide visual interest, reduce runoff, and help manage the heat island effect.
4. Signage: regulations about the size, location, and appearance of signs may be enforced to help ensure a visually appealing streetscape.
5. Lighting: guidelines for street lighting may be specified to ensure proper illumination for safety and visibility.
6. Street Furnishings: requirements for street furnishings such as benches, trash cans, and bike racks may be provided to improve the level of comfort for pedestrians and cyclists.
7. Building Facades: regulations to enhance the appearance of building facades may be required to promote a high-quality urban environment.
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