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~ 2. That it address design and facility elements as a benefit and e include provision for low-income housing as a benefit. The applicant and Project Advisory Committee perceive that benefit as lower-income housing for the elderly. 3. That the building be accessible physically and visually. 4. That ten percent of the units be designed for the physically handicapped. 5. That a meeting room on the fourth floor be used as community space,and as a neighborhood gathering spot, in ad~ition to the tenants' use. 6. That there be an area provided to allow out-of-doors use by means of an interior courtyard. 7. That two exterior decks be provided on the fourth floor in combination with the recreation room. 8. That there be private outdoor balconies. 9. That the applicant use good faith efforts to convince Lane Transit District to provide bus shelters on West 8th. 10. That the building shall provide for privacy and security, including two entrances electronically locked at night e with an emergency call system in bedrooms and bath to notify the manager in the event of emergency in an apartment. 11. That the landscape design shall provide for neighborhood continuity of plant materials and seeding areas. 12. That parking be accessible from the alley and shall be screened by landscaping from the street. Mr. Fogelson pointed out that the tax lot numbers, as shown in the ordinance, should be adjusted to 12000, 12100, 12200, and 12300. Mr. Obie wondered about the total value of the exemption. Ms. Johnson said that, based on the building permit value, not including the land, the structure is valued at $1,177,245; based on the current rate, that would be a $28,000 per year exemption. She said the developer and architect are present and prepared to answer questions. e 10/17/79--7 57~