Create a site analysis diagram from this aerial image in a clean, flat vector graphic style, oriented north-facing at the top. Use the visible Google maps labels only to understand the site context and surroundings, but remove all existing labels, icons, and interface elements in the final output. Apply a muted, desaturated base map with buildings in soft greys and surrounding context in pale neutral tones, while retaining landscape features such as trees, grass, parks, and water as simplified vector shapes in soft pastel colors (sage greens for vegetation and pale blues for water). Clearly identify the site marked by the red boundary line, filling it with a soft pastel red and a bold red outline, and add a subtle transparent gradient halo around it to indicate its zone of influence. Show key sightlines and view corridors using dashed radial lines extending toward notable landmarks. Include a single sun-path arc along the bottom of the diagram, rising from the east on the right and setting in the west on the left, with simple yellow sun icons at both ends connected by a curved arrow. Indicate primary pedestrian and vehicular access routes with bold black arrows, add a minimal north arrow pointing upward, and use clean sans-serif labels with subtle leader lines to identify important streets, features, and landmarks relevant to the site, keeping the overall output clear, diagrammatic, and presentation-ready with no photorealism.
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