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2/26/2001
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20224
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2/26/2001
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Sandra Stubbs
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(a) The space to be devoted to interim use must have been vacant for at least 3 <br />� months. <br />(b) The gross floor area devoted to interim uses shall not exceed 40 percent of <br />the gross floor area in a development site during the first 10 years <br />following issuance of the first certificate of occupancy and shall not <br />exceed 20 percent of the gross floor area in the development at any time <br />thereafter. <br />(c) The maximum term of a lease or sublease for interim space utilization <br />permitted here shall not exceed 5 years. <br />Prior to allowing occupancy of any space within a development site for interim <br />use, the owner or developer shall obtain a certificate of occupancy for that space <br />and submit the following data to the planning and development director: <br />(d) Data verifying compliance with subsections (4)(a) and (4)(b) above. <br />(e) A copy of the lease or sublease agreement which sets forth the term of that <br />lease or sublease. <br />Any structure located within the zone that is constructed and used by the Oregon <br />State System of Higher Education shall be excluded in the computation of gross <br />floor area when calculating the percentage of the development site that maybe <br />devoted to interim use. <br />9.3715 S -RP Riverfront Park Special Area Zone Development Standards. In order to <br />allow an overall development that is consistent with the purpose and intent of the S- <br />RP Riverfront Park Special Area Zone as well as its unique location adjacent to the <br />Willamette River and Millrace, the following development standards shall prevail. In <br />the event the development standards here conflict with the general standards of this <br />land use code, the standards provided here supersede any conflicting provisions. <br />(1) Parking requirements. The parking requirements for new construction <br />provided here attempt to balance encouragement of use of alternative travel <br />modes with the need for automobile storage; more parking than the mina* nums <br />specified here may need to be provided. Parking and off - street loading areas <br />shall be designed, laid out, and constructed in accordance with the parking area <br />design, improvements, buffering, and dimensions as specified in EC 9.6420 <br />ParkinR Area Desim and Lm �rovements- Required parking shall be determined <br />for each separate occupancy , within a building or on a development site. For <br />example, in a combined industrial and office business, parking shall be required <br />for the industrial use at a ratio of one space per 500 square feet and the office <br />portion at one space per 400 square feet. Required parking shall be located <br />within 440 feet of structures to be served unless a greater separation is <br />specifically approved through the master development plan approval process. <br />For that portion of the special area zone located between the Willamette River <br />and the railroad tracks, up to 50 percent of the required parking may be provided <br />north of the Willamette River if approved through the master site plan approval <br />process as outlined in EC 9.3725 Riverfront Park Special Area Zone <br />Ordinance - 139 <br />
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