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ATTACHMENT 1, EXHIBIT C Modified Standards for, “Objective Design Standards for Multifamily Housing in R-M, C-C, and M-U Zoning Districts, Attachment 1, Exhibit B” City Council, January 26, 2023 Page 7 • Landscape (page 22): In Section B7.b, add a line break between B7.b and B7.c (formatting) • Utility and Service Area Location and Design (page 25): B9.a Projects that propose exterior gas or water meters for individual dwelling units should locate meters in alleys adjacent to garage entries. B9.b. Meter banks on the end of attached housing should be screened with landscape to the extent allowed by service providers. • Architectural Features, Building Massing (page 26); C1.6 Buildings proposing frontages in excess of 50 feet in length with at least one façade on Main Street shall be allowed to use additional means of façade articulation: a. a minimum two-foot facade recess and a change of facade materials at an inside corner; or b. a sidewalk arcade. • Façade Design and Projections (page 27): C2.2 Columns or posts supporting arcades shall be located to avoid conflict with street trees or pedestrian movement. The spacing of such elements shall be demonstrated to align with window and door openings and façade articulation required by Standard C1.1, except where such alignment would conflict with existing street trees or pedestrian movement coordinate with the articulation and rhythm of other façade elements. • Materials and Details, All Sites (page 33): C7.2 80% of the area of ground-level facades fronting public right of ways shall be composed of brick or stone masonry complying with Standard C7.5, and tile high quality materials including brick, stone, masonry, and tile. • Materials and Details, Downtown Sites (page 34): C7.7 20% of the façade area above the ground-level fronting public right of ways shall be composed of brick or stone masonry complying with Standard C7.5, and tile high quality materials including brick, stone, masonry, and tile. a. Such high-quality materials shall be located to accentuate architectural massing or detail including towers, bays, or window surrounds.