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PUBLIC BENEFITS Patterson House 979 Patterson 27 Units 1) Incorporation of sustainability features such as conservation performance measures, solar heating, natural lighting, "green" building (techniques that use environmentally friendly materials and practices), and landscaping with native species that reduce the need for fertilizers, herbicides and pesticides. The East/West orientation of this subject site makes i.t a perfect cm~didate for incorporating the use of day-lighting applications. Coupled with tight and thermally effective construction methods this building would be an environmentally friendly and a sustainable structure. Landscaping will be with native species and drought tolerant plants that would reduce the use of fertilizers and irrigation. 2) Responsiveness to adjacent historic structures that are on the National Register of Historic Places or listed as City Landmark. City Landmark structures would be the southerly adjacent BETA THETA PI FILATERNITY, 1009 Patterson, originally built in 1923 and remodeled about six years ago but keeping the look of authenticity with pillars and brick veneer. A landmark adjacent to the north would be the historic ALLEN APARTMENTS, 967 Patterson, originally built in 1908. Behind this subject property (across alley) is the CHI PSI Fraternity at 1018 Hilyard, originally built in 1933 with stucco and frame construction, situated adjacent to the Millrace. A prominent and modern building directly across the street from 'the subject property is BARNHART HAIi..L, otherwise known as 'the UNIVERSITY INN, a large [Jniversity of Oregon housing project. 3) Use of higher quality materials that contribute to longevity, durability, or enhanced building design. The higher quality materials would start with 30-year roof shingles, high quality acu, lic paints, long term HardyPlank siding, vinyl double pane windows, low-flow plumbing fixtures, energy efficient appliances, and a quality elevator with windows ibr safety.