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B. Site Amenities. Site amenities that are eligible for amenity points are listed in Table 16-2, <br />including the associated standards of implementation. Some of the amenities may be <br />awarded a range of amenity point based upon the quality and magnitude of the amenity. <br />Where the amenity does not meet all of the standards required in Table 16-2, no points <br />shall be awarded. Partial points for site amenities shall not be awarded, except as <br />otherwise allowed in Table 16-2. <br />C. Site Amenities Not Listed. The eCity may also consider the allotment of amenity points <br />for site amenities that are not otherwise specified within this erdinane article as part of <br />the preliminary plan phase of the planned unit development. <br />Table 16-2: Site Amenities <br />Points <br />{1$ <br />Amencty YY <br />4 <br />antic _ <br />E. <br />Lahr <br />} <br />:}aft. r. av" <br />Proposed underground or structured parking must be integrated into the <br />primary structure. The purpose of this amenity is to better integrate parking <br />into the site, reduce the amount of surface parking stalls, and reduce the <br />amount of impervious surface. Proposed underground or structured parking <br />must reduce the amount of surface parking stalls located outside of the <br />Underground or <br />5-10 <br />footprint of the principal structure by a minimum of 25 /o. Amenity points will <br />Structure Parking <br />be awarded based upon the amount of surface parking stalls reduced (between <br />25-50%). For every additional 5% of surface parking stalls reduced above 25%, <br />the applicant will be awarded 1 additional amenity point, up to a maximum of <br />10 amenity points. The facade of any underground or structure parking areas <br />must match the architectural design of the principal structure. <br />Preservation, rehabilitation or restoration of designated historic landmarks in a <br />10 <br />Historic Preservation <br />manner that is consistent with the standards for rehabilitation of the Secretary <br />of the Interior as part of the development. <br />RIP,'.} <br />"y <br />*{ 'Yk M, <br />NO -'K <br />5 jaw y taa €agr <br />0 <br />alks-K!S' Fi4 <br />fQi� <br />y�> <br />~ <br />A minimum of 50% of the site not occupied by buildings shall be landscaped <br />Additional Open <br />outdoor open space. A minimum of 50% of the provided open space shall be <br />10 <br />Space <br />contiguous. Open space classifications that qualify may include natural habitat, <br />neighborhood recreation, trail corridors or open space buffers. <br />Dedication of land and construction of a public road, trail, pathway, or <br />Public Right -of -Way <br />greenway that is part of an approved eCity plan, but outside the scope of the <br />10 <br />Dedication <br />immediate project area. Right-of-way improvements should be designed per <br />the specification of the City Engineer. <br />The installation of fire sprinkler systems, per NFPA 13, 13D or 13R, in <br />structures that are not currently required to install these systems under state <br />code. Amenity points will only be awarded in situations where there are a <br />Fire Sprinkler <br />5 <br />significant proportion of structures in the development that are not required to <br />Systems <br />be sprinkled under State Building Code. In addition, the density bonus <br />calculation shall only be applied to the number of structures that do not require <br />fire sprinkler systems. <br />25 <br />