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are compatible with a Iow-density residential environment. (b) As part of a conditional use permit application, the University shall demonstrate that office uses and similar support functions do not generate more automobile trips than other Iow-density residential uses allowed in the zone and that adequate off-street parking is provided. (c) The City shall not grant conditional use permits to more than seven of the tax lots in the Low Density Residential area and no more than five of the seven tax lots having a conditional use permit shall be located along Villard Street. (d) The preservation and maintenance of the historic architectural, single- family residential character of the Low Density Residential area is an integral part of the surrounding neighborhood. New development shall demonstrate compatibility with this historic architectural, single- family residential character, located east and south of the East Campus area, through consideration of appropriate building mass, building scale, historic architectural style, setbacks, building and entrance orientation, roof pitch and mitigation of off-site impacts. (e) The Low Density Residential area along the south edge of the East Campus Area may be developed as passive or active open space. (f) Conditional uses shall not exceed a total of 35,000 square feet within the Low Density Residential area. 7. The University shall ensure long-term maintenance for street-front landscaping on University-owned properties along Villard Street. 8. In an effort to maintain the Fairmount Neighborhood's character, the University shall consider contributing ranked historic houses that must be moved from other areas within the state-approved University lands due to development plans for infill projects, or to replace a non-contributing house in the University-owned Low Density Residential area, if feasible. 9. The City shall attach the site review overlay zone to the University's properties at the northwest corner of 15th and Villard. In addition, Site Review shall be required for new development within 100 feet of the one privately-owned, owner-occupied parcel within the/EC East Campus Overlay Zone (TL 3400, map 17-03-32-44) as long as the property is privately owned. (¢) The Traffic Circulation Policies (page 3) of the SAS are amended by adding new Policies 6, 7, 8 and 9 thereto, to provide as follows: 6. By March, 2005, the City shall initiate a study of Agate Street between Franklin Boulevard and 19th Avenue. That study, conducted jointly with the University and the Fairmount Neighborhood Association, shall identify Ordinance - 3