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building or yards. The first criterion will be addressed via color and texture of the wall which screens the covered parking from the street and the second is covered by the multiple pedestrian access points to the site along the street frontage. o Building articulation at specified intervals is met with balconies and building offsets along all building elevations. o Proposed site landscaped area, which is all available to residents, exceeds the minimum of the base zone. o Open space standards are exempt per Table 9.5500(9) due to residential density of 65 dwelling units per acre, exceeding the threshold of 45. However, common open space provided at the ground level via landscaped areas exceeds the aggregate 20% standard that would otherwise be applicable in this zone. Furthermore, a community outdoor terrace, indoor community room, and fitness center available to all tenants is located at the second floor. Additionally, the natural resource area, including the floodway, is available to the tenants and Alton Baker park directly abuts the property, which would reduce the requirement by 25%. Lastly, each dwelling unit is provided with a balcony exceeding the minimum size requirement. o Site access requirements include 20' minimum and 28' maximum driveway width. We propose a 26' driveway perpendicular to the street, transitioning to a 24' drive aisle parallel to the north property line. o Vehicle parking is provided in two areas- one parking court of approximately 7,000 square feet and 22 parking spaces, and a covered, open-air, common garage of 58 parking spaces. • EC 9.5650 provides that facilities and containers be provided for source-separated recyclable materials. The proposed interior trash room can accommodate this requirement. • EC 9.6105 describes bicycle parking standards: o Table 9.6105(5) requires one space per residential unit. One per unit is provided. o Long term bicycle parking is provided via ground floor lockable room, exterior lockable enclosure, and via elevator to lockable room on each residential floor. • EC 9.6210 provides description of required plant materials for landscaped areas. The site requires minimum L-1, which contains 1 tree per 30 linear feet along lot line, 6 shrubs per 30 linear feet along lot line, and living plant materials covering 70 percent of the required area. • EC 9.6410 describes the number of required motor vehicle parking spaces. The minimum number of parking spaces per Table 9.6410 is one per dwelling unit, however that number is reduced by 25% per EC9.6410(3)(a). For 100 units, 75 spaces are required; 80 are proposed. • EC 9.6420 describes the dimensional standards for parking areas: o The proposed parking space dimensions are 8'x15' for compact and 9'x18' for standard. Drive aisle width is maintained at 24'.