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recording in the Lane County Recorder's office that establishes rights, <br />responsibilities, and liabilities with respect to maintenance and use of <br />common areas such as, but not limited to, roofing, water pipes, and wiring. <br />Solar- Standards <br />9,2750 Purpose of Solar Standards, Solar standards are utilized to create lot divisions, <br />layouts and building configurations to help preserve the availability of solar energy to <br />one and two family dwellings <br />9.2790 Solar Lot Standards <br />(1) Applicability. Solar lot standards apply to the creation of lots within <br />subdivisions in R -1 and R -2 zones. <br />(2) Solar Lot Requirements. In R -1 and R -2, at least 70% percent of the lots in a <br />subdivision shall be designed as "solar lots" and shall have a minimum north- <br />south dimension of 75 feet and a front lot line orientation that is within 30 <br />degrees of the true east -west axis. For purposes of this subsection, a lot <br />proposed for more than one dwelling unit shall count as more than one lot, <br />according to the number of units proposed (e.g. a lot proposed for a fourplex <br />shall be considered 41ots). (See Figure 9.2790(2) Solar Lot Requirements.) <br />(3) Exceptions to the Solar Lot Requirements. A proposed subdivision shall be <br />exempt from EC 9.2790(2) if either of the following exists: <br />(a) Densily. The proposed subdivision provides at least 70% of the maximum <br />allowed density according to the zoning of the property. <br />(b) Site Constraints. One of the following circumstances is present: <br />1. Compliance with applicable street standards or public street plans <br />requires a street configuration that prevents the lots from being <br />oriented for solar access. <br />2. An existing public easement or right -of -way prevents the lot from <br />being oriented for solar access. <br />3. There is a significant natural feature on the site, identified as such in <br />the Metro Plan, adopted refinement plan, or in any city - adopted <br />natural resource inventory that will continue to exist after the site is <br />developed, and that prevents the lot from being oriented for solar <br />access. <br />(4) Exemptions to the Solar Lot Requirements. A proposed lot shall not be <br />identified as a "solar lot" but shall be counted as a lot that satisfies EC 9.2790(2) <br />Solar Lot Requirements when the lot satisfies (a)(b)(c) or (d) of this subsection. <br />(a) Slopes. The lot is sloped 20 percent or more in a direction greater than 45 <br />degrees east or west of true south. <br />(b) Existing off -site shade. The lot is within the shadow pattern of off -site <br />features, such as but not limited to buildings, topography, or coniferous <br />Ordinance - 115 <br />