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areas indicated in that section. ~8} open ~S„~ace. Dpen space shall only be required for new residential development and shall be provided in accordance with Section 9.567, Eugene Code, 1971. (9} Street Trees. No street tree in the public right-of-way shall be removed without Hirst securing from the city approval for the removal and of the replacement tree therefore and any required permits, ~ 10} Lot Area. Each lot or development site shall have a minimum area of 4,500 square feet, except far a duplex division lot or cottage unit lot created in accordance with Section 9.060 Platting and Mapping Standards}, Eugene Code, 1971. X11} Solar Access. Development in the MU-IC District shall be exempt from the solar access requirements of the Eugene Code, 1971. ~ 12} Si ngr_ District. The provisions of the Industrial Sign District shall apply within the MU-IC District as set forth in Section 9.1043, Eugene Code, 1971. Illuminated awnings shall not be permitted. X13} Marker Preservation. Develo meat within this district shall not result in P removal of the stone marker of Eugene Skinner's cabin. when the area south of Second Avenue, between Lawrence and Lincoln Streets, is redeveloped, enhanced opportunities for public viewing of the stone marker shall be provided. X14} Plannin Mill Character. Efforts shall be made to retain elements that reflect the character of the farmer Planing Mill, such as the roof-mounted pipe and cyclone system. X15} Site Review Subdistrict. Any new development shall be reviewed under the Site Review Procedures contained in the Eugene Cade, Sections 9.686-9.694 ~or as amended hereafter}, with the following concerns addressed during the site review process: ~a} Compatibility with the surroundings, particularly when residential in character. Height, setback, and noise are a major concern and its effect on surrounding residential areas. The issue of height shall consider the view of the Shelton-McMurphy House, particularly views of the structure from Willamette Street. Compatibility shall also address the relationship of new development with the view of Skinner Butte from the general area, particularly from Willamette Street. (b} Safe and efficient ingress and egress and on-site traffic circulation. This factor includes the review by the City Traffic Engineer of the use of the 3rd-4th connector and nay include requirements such as, but not limited tQ, right-of-way Ordinance - 5