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Attachment B PUD Dublic benefit examples Example 1 Public Benefit. The Planned Unit Development plan provides a public benefit that justifies the flexibility from standards granted as part of the approval. Qualifying public benefits shall include: (a) Provision of long-term affordable housing; (b) Greater preservation of existing natural resources, in number or quality, than would otherwise be provided under non-PUD development; (c) Greater energy conservation through building or site design, or through utilization of a renewable energy source, than would otherwise be achieved under non-PUD development; (d) Inclusion of innovative stormwater management techniques that provide capacity for infiltrating stormwater beyond what is required by the city or watershed district; (e) Incorporation of elements that support mass transit or other alternative modes of transportation; (f) Enhanced placemaking through the inclusion of visible and accessible public art; or (g) Others public benefits proposed for consideration by the applicant and recognized by the city. Example 2 Public Benefit. PUD zoning may be considered by the City Council when it would result in at least one of the following public benefits that are above what would otherwise be achieved under non-PUD development: A. Provision of affordable housing; B. Provision of a mix of housing types and price points; C. Greater preservation of natural resources; D. Greater energy conservation or utilization of a renewable energy source; E. Inclusion of innovative stormwater management techniques that provide capacity for infiltrating stormwater beyond what is required by the City or watershed district; F. Incorporation of elements that support mass transit or other alternative modes of transportation; G. Enhanced placemaking through the inclusion of public or semi-public gathering spaces, recreational amenities for a range of ages and abilities, increased landscaping, or visible and accessible public art;