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. ' , ' C) () . ".. -., - ,'-, }~::~ . 3. . "l,aiidscape Area ,'.";.,, .-i!_:" The landscape area requireJbeilt for the I-I district states that a minimll1t1 of 35% of the property shotUd be kept as landscape area. The GuidllIit PUDMasterPlan significantly exceeded the requireil1ents for landscape area by having 53.4% of the property as "landscapeatea. This represents an increase of 28,279 square feet frOm the previously approved Ma'$terPlmI'UD. ' (Square Feet) 1,414,926 (%) 35% Min (Square Feet) 2,156,422 (%) 533% (Square Feet) 2,184,701 (%) 53.4% .4, Phasing Thepb$itig schedule of improvements for the Mastd"Plan Willn()t be affected by the changes made in the Amendment The changes proposed in the amendment conteinplate tweaking the layout of the campus and not changing where the construction of the buildings would be ()n the phasing schedule, ' 5. Parking The proposed changes to the campus layout Will not greatly affect the long-tenn parking situation of the ClllOpllS, The changes translate to a l()ss of 24, parking spaces (west of Building M) frOm the approved Master Plan PUD, 6. Height of Buildings . Most building heights will not be affected by the changes proposed in the Master Plan PUD Amendment However, Building L and Building Addition I (shaded in grayl will increase by 3 feet and 6 feet six inches respectively. These heights represent theliighest point on both buildings, The majority of Building L Will reach a height of 50 feet; only at the penthouse (which houses the mechanical equipment) does the height of the building reach 65 feet Similarly, most of Building Addition I will be 32 and Yz feet with the PC #03-05 - PC MelID 022703 - Page 3 or5