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3. Any other use enumerated or specified in Special Use Permits. Certification of Plans Required in all Multiple-Family Districts. (A) All buildings and site plans shall be designed and certified by a registered architect or engineer. The site plans may be prepared by a professional site planner but a registered architect must verify that he has personally reviewed the site and designed the proposed buildings in accordance with the site plans, the terrain and neighboring conditions, and in accordance with the Building Code, as adopted and amended by the Village of Lino Lakes . (B) All structural, electrical and mechanical systems shall be de- signed and certified by a registered engineer. (C) The plans and specifications submitted to the Village Council shall conform to the plans and specifications that were submitted to the Village Planning Commission. Any variations from said plans and specifications shall require prior approval of the Planning Commission. A set of plans (stamped approved) shall be retained by the Owner and Village for conformity to the approved submission. (D) Any additional information which may be requested by the Village Council or Planning Commission due to conditions peculiar to any particular site. Credits and Exceptions to Density Requirements-All Multiple-Family structures are subject to density standards of land area per dwelling unit as set forth in sections of this code relating to specific sizes and types of such multiple dwelling structures. The following credits to such density standards elsewhere set forth shall be allowed as follows: (A) Underground Parking-The total required minimum land area for any specific type or size of multiple dwelling may be decreased by 300 square feet per dwelling unit for each parking space that is provided under the principal use structure, or in some other manner underground, which will thereby permit use of the grade level outside the building, or above such underground space, for other building, parking, open yard or recreation space. (B) Open Space-The total minimum land area for any specific size or type of multiple dwelling may be decreased by 100 square feet where 35% of the entire site area is reserved in one area for recreation space including swimming pool, tennis court, hard surface or other play area, or for open land, water or ponding areas subject to approval by the Village Council after considera- tion by the Planning Commission. (C) Landscaping-The total minimum land area requirement for any spec- ific size or type of multiple dwelling structure may be decreased by 100 square feet per dwelling unit where one (1) percent of the dwelling unit construction cost (not including land cost) is al- located to the planting of trees. This does not apply to sodding or seeding of green areas. -24-