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7.A. - Page 35 <br />Front Jefferson Avenue: 0' min / 10' max Jefferson Avenue: 0'-6' <br />Bradford Street: 0' min / 10' max Bradford Street: 0'-7' <br />Side Jefferson Avenue: 0' min / 20' max 2' <br />Bradford Street: 0' min / 20' max 2' <br />Rear 0' min <br />Vehicle 136 spaces (min. required) <br />Parking <br />Bicycle 30 spaces <br />Parking <br />Sidewalks Jefferson Avenue: 12' <br />Bradford Street: 12' <br />Architectural Neoclassical, Craftsman, <br />Character Mediterranean, Art Deco, <br />Contemporary <br />146 spaces <br />90 spaces (enclosed) <br />8 spaces (exterior) <br />Jefferson Avenue: 12' <br />Bradford Street: 12' <br />Contemporary <br />DTPP Maximum Allowable Development (MAD) Caps <br />The DTPP and its program EIR set development caps for downtown. For residential <br />uses, the Maximum Allowable Development (MAD) cap is 2,500 dwelling units (du's). <br />As new du's are approved, they are subtracted from this cap; likewise if existing du's <br />are demolished, they are added back into the cap. As of the date of the Planning <br />Commission hearing, there are 983 du's remaining within the MAD cap (see Table 2). <br />Of the 983 remaining du's, 819 are proposed (including 603 Jefferson). <br />Allowed Approved to Date Remaining Proposed <br />(incl. 603 Jefferson) <br />2,500 1,517 983 819 <br />Historic Resources Review and HRAC Recommendation <br />Pursuant to DTPP Section 2.1.4.D, the applicant hired Richard Brandi (qualified <br />architectural historian) to review the proposed Project and analyze any potential <br />adverse impacts to the adjacent historic resource located at 620 Jefferson Avenue <br />(Hanson Lumber Company Employee Housing building). <br />