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Ordinance - 20 tions of the permit or any other provision regarding the use of public streets and projections over public property. fib} All costs far the rerouting of traffic, changes or re- moval of traffic-control signals or signs, and the protection and relocation of facilities in the public way are being borne by the permittee. ~c} The use of the public way does not impede the safe and adequate flow of pedestrian or vehicular traffic on the public way. ~3} Subsection 4505 b Projections and Clearance, is hereby amended to provide: fib} Projections and Clearance. A marquee may project a maxi- mum of nine feet aver public property, provided the horizontal clearance between the marquee and the curb or driveway line is not less than two feet. No marquee shall project into a designated fire or emergency vehicle lane. A marquee shall have not less than eight feet clearance above the ground or pavement below. 8.020 Fire Safety Amendments to the Structural S ecialty Code. The Oregon State Structural Specialty Code and Fire Safety Regulations are hereby amended as follows: ~1} Section 1202 Construction Hei ht and Allowable Area, is amended to read: ~a} General. Buildings or parts of buildings classified in Graup R because of the use or character of the occupancy shall be limited to the types of construction set forth in Tables 5~-C and 5-D, and shall not exceed, in area or height, the limit specified in Sections 505, 505, and 507. All attached dwelling units shall be separated from each other by a one-hour, fire-resistive occu- pancy separation. Spec i a 1,,, .,,P roy. „i s~ ons. ~} _" 1. Group R,~~Division 1 occupancies, except apartment houses, having more than 3,000 square feet of flour area above the first floor shall be of not less than one-hour fire- resistive construction throughout. In apartment houses, ,dwelling units shall be separated from each other by one-hour, fire-resistive occupancy separation. Exce Lion: Dwelling units within an apartment house not over two stories in height may have non-bearing walls of unprotected construction, provided the units are separated from each other and from corridors by construction having a fire-resistive rating of not less than .one hour. Openings in such corridors shall be equipped with doors conforming tv sec- tion 3304~h} regardless of the occupany load served. 2. Graup R, Division 1 occupancies providing low-income elderly housing for 20 or mare persons and funded wholly or in part by state or federal funds shall include a multi- service room required by DRS 456.712. The multi-service room shall be sited by the occupancy load of one person for each bedroom in the low-income elderly housing see Table 33-A}. As used in this section, "low-income elderly" means persons over age 60 whose household income as defined in DRS 310.630 is less than $5,000 per year. The multi-service room shall