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Ordinance No. 2303
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<br /> review procedures and findings for approval set forth in Sections 18.22.050 and
<br /> 18.22.060 of Chapter 18.22, Housing Site Compliance.
<br /> B. Projects on housing opportunity sites designated and/or rezoned as part of the 2023-2031
<br /> Housing Element), which are subject to Housing Site Compliance pursuant to the
<br /> provisions and procedures of Chapter 18.22.
<br /> § 18.20.050 Findings.
<br /> A. Residential projects. In granting approval for residential projects, the review authority
<br /> shall approve or deny a project in accordance with the following findings:
<br /> 1. The project's approval is in the best interest of public health, safety, and general
<br /> welfare.
<br /> 2. Site plan elements, including open space, orientation, and landscape, are compatible
<br /> with site topography, existing and proposed structures, and neighboring buildings.
<br /> 3. Architectural considerations, including character, scale, and quality of design, have
<br /> been incorporated to ensure a harmonious relationship with the existing site and
<br /> adjacent buildings.
<br /> 4. The plan meets the requirements of the Municipal Code and any other applicable
<br /> guidelines, policies, and standards.
<br /> B. Commercial projects. In granting approval for commercial projects, the review
<br /> authority shall approve or deny a project in accordance with the following findings:
<br /> 1. The project's approval is in the best interest of public health, safety, and general
<br /> welfare.
<br /> 2. The site design, including building placement, parking and circulation, landscape, and
<br /> outdoor space, enhances the pedestrian experience, embraces natural features,
<br /> promotes connections, creates visual interest, and relates to the character of the
<br /> surrounding development.
<br /> 3. Architectural considerations, including character, scale, massing, and quality of
<br /> design, have been incorporated to ensure the project integrates with the existing site
<br /> and has a cohesive relationship with the surrounding context.
<br /> 4. Exterior lighting, signage, amenities, mechanical equipment, and other architectural
<br /> features are integrated into the design of the site and building.
<br /> 5. The project, when adjacent to existing residential dwelling units, is designed to
<br /> minimize impacts, including privacy, light, and glare.
<br /> 6. The plan meets the requirements of the Municipal Code and any other applicable
<br /> guidelines, policies, and standards.
<br /> § 18.20.050. Procedures and hearing authority.
<br /> A. Application
<br /> An applicant for a project requiring design review shall submit site plans, exterior elevations,
<br /> landscape plans, photographs, diagrams, reports, and other materials as may be necessary to
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