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Applicant’s Written Statement - Lincoln Commons Site Review 4 where relevant under applicable standards (density, building height, etc.) with a copy of the City’s decision granting approval also included as part of the background for this Site Review application (see Attachment B). Based upon EC 9.8030, the Planning Director shall approve, conditionally approve, or deny this Type II application, based on compliance with the listed criteria at EC 9.8445. Those criteria are provided below (in bold), including the applicant’s findings addressing compliance with each. The applicant hopes that the details provided in these findings, along with the site plans and other evidence in the application materials, will simplify the process and meet or exceed the City’s expectations for the level of detail and information necessary for Site Review approval. If the City determines non-compliance with any standards as proposed and described in the findings below, the applicant requests coordination with City staff on any conditions of approval that would remedy potential non-compliance. The applicant welcomes the addition of approval conditions if needed, where they can be justified with adequate findings and based upon a clear and objective reading of the applicable standards. EC 9.8445(1): The proposal complies with EC 9.5860 Transition Standards. The proposed multi-unit apartment project is exempt from the Transition Standards at EC 9.5860. Based on a review of the triggers for applicability of these standards, none of those situations exist for the subject property or proposed development as listed under EC 9.5860(1). More specifically, the proposed multi-unit development site does not abut any land zoned R-1, S-C/R-1, or S-RN/LDR, and none of the other types of uses are proposed that would potentially trigger these standards, as listed in EC 9.5860(1)(a) and (b), such as assisted care, university or college dormitories or single room occupancy (SRO). Based on the available information and findings above, EC 9.8440(1) is inapplicable and the Transition Standards EC 9.5860 do not apply to the proposed development. EC 9.8445(2): For a proposal for multiple-unit developments, the proposal complies with the standards contained in EC 9.5500 Multiple-Unit Standards. The subject site is currently vacant, except for a small shop building proposed for removal to make way for the proposed development. As the applicant proposes to create a multi-unit apartment development that will consist of 75 new dwelling units, the development is subject to EC 9.5500 Multiple-Unit Standards. The applicable standards from EC 9.5500 are included below with findings addressing each . Note that inapplicable standards and irrelevant code provisions from EC 9.5500 are in many cases omitted below for the sake of brevity. Only those multi-unit standards found to be directly relevant and applicable as approval standards for the project, or ones beneficial for additional context about the project, are included below.