Reso PC19-21 0107 PC Reso Community Benefits

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4.8. Housing. Provide dwelling units onsite as part of the project (see Article 2 for definition of Dwelling). -5-.9.Community Facilities or Services. Allow public use of the project's community rooms, conference rooms, office space, and/or amenity spaces. These can be used for neighborhood association meetings, non-profit organizations, or in support of other community or social service providers. This service shall be advertised on the project's website with details of qualifying uses and waived cost. 6-.10. Live/Work Units. Provide live/work units which comply with the zoning provisions of Article 31. Goals for these uses are to provide a range of housing types at an affordable level for artists, local or small scale businesses, or those starting new businesses. Units should be on the ground floor, along the project frontage(s), and/or adapt or repurpose existing buildings that provide neighborhood character. 7_._11. New Streets or Pathways. Provide new streets, lanes, or pathways that are identified by the review authority as desired to improve walkability, reduce auto trip lengths, improve neighborhood connectivity, or result in blocks of less than four hundred (400) feet in length through the site. 8-12. Business Facade Improvements. Provide architectural enhancements to nearby storefronts which may include new paint, signage, lighting, and landscaping. Fagade improvments provide immediate aesthetic benefits to the neighborhood while also creating a catalyst for future design improvements in the surrounding areas. 9-.13. Neighborhood Improvements. Install traffic calming features, neighborhood entry features, street trees, bike/pedestrian safety improvements, tot-parks/playgrounds, or other neighborhood improvement. The applicant shall conduct community outreach in the neighborhood to establish which improvement(s) best meets the area's needs. 4-0-.14. Non-Profit Commercial Space. Lease a portion of the commercial space to non- profit organization(s) that provide a demonstrated need for the area. The applicant shall conduct community outreach in the neighborhood to establish which non-profit best meets the area's needs. C. Other Community Benefits. In addition to the items listed above, the City may consider alternative community benefit options that meet the community's visions and goals. These will be evaluated based on community needs and priorities. Page 5 of 5 ATTY/RESO.0107/PC RESO COMMUNITY BENEFITS REV: 10-31-19 PR