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EWEB Master Plan
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7/9/2013
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7/9/2013
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8/9/2013
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Exhibit 4 <br />9.3181 S- DR /MU /1 Downtown Riverfront Special Area Zone Mixed Use Active Overla <br />Subdistrict Specific Development Standards <br />(1) Applicability. The standards in this section apply to areas shown in Figure 9.3135 <br />S -DR Zone Regulating Plan as S- DR /MU /1. In the event of a conflict between the <br />specific development standards in EC 9.3180, the specific development standards <br />in EC 9.3181 shall control. <br />(2) Specific Development Standards. <br />(a) Build -to Lines. <br />1. Buildings shall face a primary street and the first two stories shall not be <br />set back from the front property line. <br />2. Buildings shall be provided along a minimum of 50 percent of the length <br />of the street facing property line. <br />(b) Setbacks. <br />1. Boardwalk Setback A. End lots are defined as lots abutting the S- <br />DR/CL subdistrict on two sides with frontage on a primary street. <br />Interior lots are defined as lots abutting the S -DR /CL subdistrict on one <br />side with frontage on a primary street. Within end lots and interior lots, <br />the building shall be set back from the rear property line a minimum of <br />30 feet, as shown in Figure 9.3181 Note 4. <br />2. Boardwalk Setback B. Within end lots, the building shall be set back <br />from the side property line a minimum of 30 feet, as shown in Figure EC <br />9.3181 Note 5. <br />3. Boardwalk Setback C. Within end lots and interior lots, the building shall <br />be set back from the interior property line a minimum of 10 feet, as <br />shown in Figure 9.3181 Note 6. <br />4. The setback area shall be constructed to the following standards. <br />a. The surface must be hardscape and constructed with boardwalk <br />plank -like structures, unit pavers, or colored concrete and meet <br />ADA accessibility standards. <br />b. The setback area must be an enhanced pedestrian amenity or <br />urban plaza as defined in EC 9.0500. <br />C. 80 percent of the setback area must be accessible from the <br />ground floor of the building. <br />(c) Building Transparency. <br />1. Windows, openings, or doorways are required along all street facing <br />ground floor walls at a minimum of 60 percent of the length and 25 <br />percent of the area of applicable ground floor walls. <br />2. Windows shall cover a minimum of 25 percent of the wall area for all <br />floors above the ground floor along all street facing facades. <br />(d) Eco- roofs. Buildings must provide eco -roofs or occupiable space on all roof <br />surfaces, with the exception of the following. <br />1. Roof structures, architectural features, and other devices pursuant to EC <br />9.6720(1) through (3) and access structures are allowed on roof <br />surfaces. The combined area of such roof structures, architecture <br />features, other devices, and access structures shall not exceed 25 <br />percent of the total roof area. <br />2. Eco -roofs shall comply with design requirements in the Eugene <br />Stormwater Management Manual. <br />3. Occupiable space is roof surface used primarily for outdoor seating, <br />dining, gathering, performance, or viewing that consists of surfaces and <br />amenities that support those specific activities. <br />25 <br />
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