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Housing Property Tax Exemptions adopted by Administrative Order No. 53- 09 -01 -F and 53- 11-05. 2.5 The applicant has responded to the public benefit criteria as follows: 2.5.1 Public Benefits o Density The project will be built in the C -3 zone and has no minimum or maximum for residential units. Since the minimum density is zero, the applicant was awarded 50 points, the maximum allowed. • Green Building Features At a minimum, Capstone plans to qualify for Earth Advantage Silver, with LEED Silver Certification as the goal. • Mixed Income The project will not include housing dedicated to controlled income. • Homeownership No units are designated for home ownership. • Accessibility A minimum of six units will be ADA accessible. • Historic Sensitivity The project is adjacent to the Florence Apartments, a primary ranked historical structure at 1272 Willamette Street, and in the vicinity of the Kennell Ellis Building which is*a City of Eugene Historic Landmark at 1280 Willamette Street. The project does not physically alter either of these structures and will be setback from these existing buildings by an alley and a proposed driveway access. • Location The project is located in the Downtown Plan Area. • Parking The project is not located in a Residential Parking Program zone. 2.5.2 Longevity of Public Benefits All of the public benefits listed above will extend beyond the period of the tax exemption. 2.5.3 Points Awarded The applicant has been awarded 210 public benefit points. (The building documents are not far enough along at this time to complete either the Earth Advantage or LEED worksheets; as a result, no points were awarded in the Green Building Features category. The applicant did not seek public benefit points for historic sensitivity.) 2.6 Other Benefits Provided by the Project. Based on the comments heard at council work sessions and the public engagement opportunities, a number of issues or possible concerns emerged. Below are the relevant issues and Capstone's responses, which provide additional benefits. 2.6.1 Management and Coordination with EPD In addition to providing on -site management for the project, including live -in managers and courtesy officers, Capstone has agreed to coordinate closely with Eugene Police Department (EPD) to promote pro- social, courteous, and safe behavior on the part of the residents. This coordination will include: