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will be requiredo submit an energy model with theirdevelopment perm application i'd a commissioning report due 18 months after certificateI i p, rig; y p: !^ l;:r �l��', conduit for !' electric iecharging stations. a Plan.1 plan lace for more0% of thc project's dollar volume of professional services and construction contracts to be local to Lane County (estimated at 67%). The applicant is committed to promoting open competitive opportunities for Minority, Women, and Emerging Small Businesses, and is committed to complying with wage, tax, and licensing laws. 2.6.4 Moderate -Income Housing Contribution. The project will provide a minimum of 30% of the residential units (15 units) with rents that qualify as moderate - income units during the MUPTE period. (Moderate income is defined in the ordinance as affordable to households at 100% of the area median income.) 2.6.5 Project Design and Compatibility. The project will address basic design concepts in the context of the project location and will be designed and permitted for construction as shown in the resolution (should City Council approve the MUPTE). The basic design concepts include: the scale, form, and quality of the building; the mix of project elements; the relationship to the street and surrounding uses; and parking and circulation. The building is being constructed as an infill addition on an existing developed site. The lot includes an existing residential building that will provide scale and proportion for the infill project. The new building is five floors of residential use providing 50 units of both market rate and moderate -income units. Placed at the back of the lot, neither the building nor the site has street frontage. The south facing lobby provides a highly visible connection to site circulation. The design elements of the building include a lobby entry with abundant glazing. A prominent elevator tower provides accent against symmetrically proportioned bays punctuated with large windows. High quality, durable materials include, ground face CMU, stucco, and metal wall panel cladding over a wood framed structure. The cladding is accented with colored and matte finish metal detailing. The building meets City requirements for vehicle parking and bicycle parking, and it provides pedestrian accommodations to access the site and surrounding street grid through internal pedestrian paths and an access gate to Ferry Alley. The project design is intended to harmonize with the scale, form and quality of onsite and adjacent development. The project meets the design intent of designing for the human scale, appropriate to the local climate and natural Page 2 of 4 Report and Recommendation