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that smaller lots would be allowed to have larger upper stories (as a percentage of allowed building coverage), compared to larger lots (the percentages and wording were modified subsequent to the January Planning Commission meeting); • Modification that in single-family developments the porch must be scaled to be 20 percent of the frontage width of the building (where 10 percent was identified in the December 2022 ODS); • Requirement that in single-family development garages accessed from the street are to be recessed a minimum of approximately six feet behind the front building fagade facing the street; • Clarifying language to indicate buildings entirely under approximately 40 feet in height or less must provide a roof slope greater than approximately three to 12 inches (3:12) at the perimeter of the building, but that buildings with varied heights that are above and below approximately 40 feet may include either flat or sloped roofs (or a combination) with the intent of maintaining architectural consistency; • Clarification regarding building materials that trim and architectural molding not be made from foam base (where the December 2022 ODS indicated trim and architectural molding be "a different materials than the surrounding wall"); • Clarification that a building must provide a significant architectural element when located at the terminating end of a view corridor, (after the January 2023 Planning Commission hearing, language is proposed to indicate this requirement would apply to buildings greaterthan three stories in height), • Requirement that development on sites less than approximately three acres containing multiple buildings with varying height must locate the tallest structure(s) furthest from the property line abutting single-family land uses; • Requirement that multifamily development on sites approximately three acres or greater locate the tallest structure(s) at the interior of the site or at frontages adjacent to arterial or collector streets; less tall structures shall be positioned on the portions of the property located closest to existing residential development (similarly, development on sites less than approximately three acres must locate the tallest structures furthest from property lines abutting existing single-family land uses), • Addition of a design guideline that development directly bordering existing single-family land uses seek to match or reflect as far as possible the existing setbacks of the adjacent single-family land uses; that enhanced landscaping be provided along shared property lines and clarification regarding language for increased setback for floors above the lower height residential development; • Clarification that the protypes in the appendix apply to multifamily development types only; • Addition of a definition of"Active Frontage" in the glossary, • Modification to language for sites that require legislative action; • Modification to bicycle parking standards; • Addition of a definition of"Development Site" in the glossary and inclusion in the text, instead of use of the terminology, "net area"; • Modification to site development standards to for alley-accessed lots; Page 7 of 10