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Applicant’s Written Statement - Lincoln Commons Site Review 25 these standards, thus EC 9.740 is met to the extent applicable under this Site Review. As shown on the applicant’s site plans, the 24-foot width of the parking area access from the alley entrance exceeds the minimum of 20 feet for multi-unit development in EC 7.410. Any additional location and design standards from EC Chapter 7 that may be applicable to construction of access to the proposed parking area from West 5th Alley will be further addressed as part of the building process, as necessary. (h) EC 9.6750 Special Setback Standards. As demonstrated above, the adjoining public streets meet or exceed the applicable width standards at EC 9.6870, thus no special setbacks are required for Lincoln Street or West 5th Avenue. The applicant also notes that these special setback standards do not apply to alleys, and thus no special setback is (nor can be) required along West 5th Alley based on the provisions included in EC 9.6750. (i) EC 9.6775 Underground Utilities. The applicant’s site plans include a conceptual layout for required utilities, subject to further refinement as part of the future building permit and utility design process. All new utilities will be placed underground to the extent required (or otherwise allowed above ground) consistent with these standards and allowances. Based on the available information and future permitting requirements, this standard is met as proposed. (i) EC 9.6780 Vision Clearance Area. These standards apply at the intersection of Lincoln Street and West 5 th Avenue where the required vision clearance area is shown on the applicant’s site plans demonstrating compliance. To the extent necessary, any visual obstructions will be removed, relocated or brought into compliance as part of the future building permit and construction process. (See Attachment A, Sheet G002) (k) EC 9.6791 through 9.6797 regarding stormwater flood control, quality, flow control for headwaters area, oil control, source control, easements and operation and maintenance. The applicant’s materials include a Stormwater Memo from KPFF Engineering (see Attachment D) which addresses the requirements applicable under these standards for the proposed development as part of this Site Review. As is normal for land use applications such as proposed here, the proposal for stormwater management is shown at a conceptual level as needed to show compliance at this stage, with additional design details and review anticipated as part of building permit review. As shown on the applicant’s site plans and addressed in the related memo from KPFF, three infiltration stormwater planters are proposed to collect and treat runoff from the parking lot, pedestrian walkways and roof areas. Outlets from the planters will be hard piped and connect to the 15-inch stormwater main in Lincoln Street, meeting the requirements of the City of Eugene Stormwater Management Manual and the