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of 7A Page 153 Housing: (page 105) Insert at the end of Section 3.6 Precise Plan Implementation Actions: The Draft DPP area is located within a Redevelopment Proiect Area. State Redevelopment Law requires that 15% of all units constructed with in the Proiect Area be affordable to persons of low and moderate income levels. Affordabilitv of the required units must beinslf"ed bv 45 year deed restrictions for ownership units and 55 year deed restrictions for rental units. The A~encY is ultimately responsible for seeino that these units are constructed. The Aaency currently hasa "surplus" of affordable 10 units in terms of its redevelopment production reauirements. Staff. in consultation with the Housino and Human Concerns Committee (HHCC). will develop an interim policy for consideration bY the City Council/Redevelopment Aaency Board related to affordability reauirements for residential development in the Downtown. It is intended that this interim policy will lead to a lonp-term Housino Affordabilitv Policy and Prooram that will meet the leoal reauirements of State Redevelopment Law and help alleviate the current iobs/housino imbalance that exists in the area. Noise: (page 1 05) Insert at the end of Section 3.6 Precise Plan Implementation Actions: Develop a proaram whereby residents in the Downtown are notified about potential noise impacts due to construction 11 and operation of new businesses. and develop standards to help mitigate such impacts such as special noise construction methods Open Space: Mini-Parks. (page 29) Insert in 2.2.1 Use Regulations Chart a new use category: "Mini Parks and Similar Landscaped Spaces". It shall be permitted in all Use Zones and shall be noted on the chart and in each Use Category Chart in Section 2.2.2 as a "permitted use" (page 30). 20,21 A definition shall be included in the 2.2.1 Use Regulation Chart and it shall read: A mini-park is defined as a park area usually about % acre in size or less and is used by small children and adults for limited pIa v activity. Add to Appendix A.1. (page 115) Starting Point 2-e (Public Spaces) immediately following the first paragraph: The Citv recoanizes there is a lack of small areen spaces or "mini-parks" in and around the Downtown area. These green spaces are needed to serve as a respite from the urban surroundinqs and provide a place where children and adults can play or stroll. The City will desiqnate aeneral areas where these mini- 20,21 parks miaht be located in and around the downtown. Ord 2308 muff#613 .) "~') )