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<br />ATTACHMENT 1, EXHIBIT C <br />Modified Standards for, “Objective Design Standards for Housing Sites, Attachment 1, Exhibit A” <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />City Council, January 26, 2023 Page 3 <br /> <br />Multifamily Development <br />A3.6 A3.5 Front setbacks on Public Street Street frontages shall comply with the <br />following: <br />a. Ground-floor residential front setbacks shall be ten feet minimum from the back <br />of sidewalk. Development taller than three stories shall provide 15 feet to allow for a row <br />of trees between the back of sidewalk and building. <br />b. Buildings with retail or commercial at the ground floor shall be set back at least <br />ten feet from back of sidewalk. <br />A3.7 A3.6 Pedestrian-scaled lighting shall be provided on all public streets in <br />compliance with Section A10. <br />A4. Public and Private Street Standards <br /> <br />• Street Standards (pages 29 and 30): <br />Move Sections A4.1., A4.4., A4.7, A4.9, and A4.12 to Section A.3 Public Streets and <br />remove A4.2 and A4.b (redundant to section A.3). <br /> <br />• Utility and Service Area Location and Design (Page 43): <br />A11.b. Meter banks on the end of attached housing should be screened with <br />landscape to the extent allowed by service providers. <br />A11.b A11.c Utilities and mechanical equipment should be integrated into the design <br />of the building to the maximum extent possible. Methods include, but are not <br />limited to, building façade insets, integrated architectural screens, and low walls <br />and landscaping. <br /> <br />• Architectural Features, Building Massing (page 45): <br />B1.5 Residential floor area above the ground floor shall comply with the following <br />standards: <br />a. Floor area of any floor above the ground floor shall be no greater than: <br />i. 30% of the ground floor 40% of allowed building coverage for lots <br />greater than 8,000 square feet. <br />ii. 40% of the ground floor 50% of allowed building coverage for lots of <br />greater than 6,500 square feet and up to 8,000 square feet. <br />iii. 60% of the ground floor 60% of allowed building coverage for lots <br />over 4,500 square feet and up to 6,500 square feet. <br />iv. 80% of the ground floor 80% of allowed building coverage for lots up <br />to 4,500 square feet. <br /> <br />• Window Design (page 48): <br />B3.3 A minimum of 50 percent of windows on south-facing elevations shall be <br />provided with sun shading. Sun shading can be provided by using at least one of the
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