(A) Any number of persons related by blood, marriage, adoption, guardianship or other duly- <br />authorized custodial relationship; <br />(B) A maximum of 5 unrelated persons, <br />(C) Two unrelated persons and any parents or children related to either. <br />This info is to support possible parking needs and the traffic generated from this development. <br />It does not even address the retail parking needs or those vehicle's traffic impact. <br />Erik doesn't know, Will there be a Cell Tower (possibly 30 feet tall) on top? <br />With all of these changes does the city have an updated current building plan? Nom. <br />The Traffic Impact Analysis Report is only on their proposed 108 units, not 117 units & 14,000 sa, ft, <br />the circulation of traffic on site of one entry/exit on Hilyard St & 32nd Avenue. They are closing down <br />one on Hilyard St. <br />Erik emailed City Code information on parking requirements for the retail space, but since it is all an <br />unknown of what businesses and square footage of each, the math can not be accurately determined. <br />The end of conversation with Erik. <br />An Envision Eugene pillar states, "To protect, repair and enhance neighborhood livability". <br />Three stories is appropriate and respectful to the livability of this Southeast neighborhood, not five. <br />The Amazon Corner development would be welcomed if it were 3 stories high, because it would lower <br />the vehicle usage associated with the building. There would be fewer traffic impact issues, street <br />parking problems and traffic mitigation needs. It would be more compatible with the existing <br />neighborhood, have less light pollution at night, and more solar access for surrounding residences. <br />It would respect the concerns of the neighbor re safety, traffic congestion and parking overspill onto the <br />street. It would protect the property values of neighboring residences instead of devaluing them. I <br />believe these are legitimate Southeast neighborhood community concerns. <br />This proposed building will be 2.8 times taller than Albertsons next door. If the developer were to <br />change his plans to 3 stories, as he previously entertained, the livability of this area would be less <br />affected by traffic and the above mentioned issues. The neighborhood would be protected, enhanced, <br />and then the neighbors could welcome Amazon Corner. <br />The development's building size relates to vehicle parking and traffic impact! <br />Janet Bevirt <br />PO Box 5333 <br />Eugene, OR <br />beznys@@gmail.com <br />J` <br />3/1/17 <br />3 <br />