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PUBLIC BENEFITS - CONTINUED Patterson House 4) Prominent entry facing the public street. The prominent entu'~ facing Patterson Street will showcase white pillars over a brick faq:ade on expanded front porch area, and feature a secured. ADA accessible entry; all designed to give this structure a very quality and prominent appearance. 5) Number of units by which the minimum density is exceeded or the percent of housing units having three or more bedrooms (to encourage families). The minimum units ~br this site are five and the maximum 27. After careful market research of the area it was decided that 27 units; comprised of 3 Studios, 12 1-bedroom, and 12 2-bedroom 'units, would best fit the needs of this university community. 6) Number of available ADA accessible units that exceed the required standards. The number of ADA Accessible units would be 2. which is the required number, however, there will be two additional ADA adaptable units. This would total 14.8% of the planned 27 units. 7) Responsiveness to neighborhood character and safety in respect to height, mass, architectural detail, landscaping and open space. Neighborhood Character is an important feature to this project, as it will closely resemble the adjacent iBETA T}tETA FRATERNITY at 1009 Patterson, which was the fraternity of this project partner, Arthur Carmichael in the 1960's. The front of the building will have prominent pillars with a brick facade adding to the neighborhood characten Safety is a priority in this design with secured door entries, secured underneath parking garage with remote controls coupled with a s~cured bicycle fenced garage inside the parking garage. 8) Number of units designed for home ownership. Since this is a complex tbr rentals, home ownership would not apply.