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U OF O NORTH CAMPUS
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UNIVERSITY OF OREGON <br />NORTH CAMPUS <br />CONDITIONAL USE & WILLAMETTE GREENWAY PERMIT APPLICATION <br /> <br />than 5 feet as measured at a perpendicular line from the plane of the <br />wall. <br />(c) Each building shall be separated by at least 50 feet from an <br />adjoining building, measured parallel to the river. <br />No building shall have a total horizontal length of more than 300 feet as <br /> <br />measured on its longest axis. <br />As noted, EC 9.3715 specifies that the development standards in the S-RP Zone supersede any <br />conflicting provisions with the general standards. The /WR Water Resources Conservation Overlay <br />Zone applies a 100-foot conservation setback to the Willamette River and a 40-foot conservation <br />setback to the Millrace, as measured fromthe top of bank. According to the provisions at (2)(a) <br />above, the Applicant could locate buildings within 75 feet from the top of bank of the river. <br />As illustrated on Sheet L01 Regulatory Plan (Exhibit A), the proposal includes a 100-foot <br />conservation setback extending from the Willamette River and Millrace top of bank lines. Further, <br />the Applicant proposes a riparian enhancement setback of 200-feet for buildings and recreational <br />fields along most of the length of the property, as shown on Sheet L01 Regulatory Plan. Based on <br />the above findings, and because the proposal does not involve development within 75 feet of the <br />top of bank, this standard is satisfied. <br />(4) Coverage Requirements. Coverage requirements within the S-RP zone <br />shall be as follows: <br />(a) For that portion of a development site allocated for multiple-family <br />residential use, the maximum permitted coverage by buildings and <br />structures shall be 50 percent. <br />(b) For that portion of a development site allocated for all uses other <br />than multiple-family residential, at least 40 percent of that portion of <br />the site to be developed shall be landscaped with living plant <br />materials. Natural areas (e.g., along the Millrace or from the top of <br />the bank along with the Willamette River south) may be included in <br />the 40 percent computation. The amount of open space may be <br />reduced to 30 percent if 40 percent of the required parking for the <br />development or phase thereof is provided either below grade, at <br />grade but under a structure, or in a parking structure. <br />Public amenities such as plazas, pedestrian or bicycle trails, and similar <br />improvements shall be considered open space when computing <br />coverage. When computing coverage within the S-RP zone, structures <br />owned by the Oregon State System of Higher Education and in existence <br /> <br />as of May 11, 1987 shall not be included. <br />Sheet L01 Regulatory Plan (Exhibit A) is a tabulation of site coverage does not allow building <br />coverage to exceed the above limits. The proposed building and field coverage limitations <br />demonstrate that the coverage requirements in (4) above can be met in all development areas. <br />The nature of this proposal is a long-range Master Site Plan. Compliance with this standard will be <br />Cameron McCarthy INITIAL SUBMITTAL | February 21, 2018 88 <br /> <br />
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