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E. The site and structure designs have been created to place most of the off-street parking behind the office and apartment structures, keeping parking away from the street side property line. Six to eight handicapped parking stalls are proposed adjacent the Roselawn entry for the offices. Parking is proposed south of the office structure and along the southern property line. Off-street parking will be screened by the buildings and will not be the predominant view that would be seen when traveling on Roselawn or Lexington Avenues. F. The parking lot for the office uses has been proposed to accommodate 73 vehicles and includes curb islands that will be landscaped. Four additional proof-of-parking spaces have been indicated on the Accessible Space apartment complex site. The two parcels will have cross-parking easements, sharing common parking and access. 4.9 Supportive Housing Complex: A. The residential structure, a three story, 22 unit 23,000 square foot (estimated gross size) handicapped apartment complex (supportive housing) is proposed in the northeastern comer of the development site. B. The supportive housing complex will include 16 one bedroom and 6 two bedroom units, a community room, lounge, laundry, elevator and two stairwells. All parking will be exterior, adjacent to the building. C. The structure is an "L" shaped design and proposed with a IS-foot setback from the Roselawn Avenue property line and a 20-foot setback from the east property line. At the northeast comer the structure includes additional setbacks due to jogs in the building design along both the north and east building line. Additional coniferous landscaping is proposed along the east property line, south of the building line to reduce the visual mass from the adjoining property D. The roof design includes extended eaves (4 foot) and a 4/12 pitch to visually lower the 37 foot tall (top of root) structure. The same brick used in the office building will be used on a portion of the supportive housing structure along with lap and shake style siding. The color of brick will match one of the various bricks used on other buildings around the intersection. E. A deck has been incorporated on the south side of the supportive housing complex that cantilevers approximately 18 feet over the northern portion of the pond. The required storm water management pond has been located on the supportive housing site in the southeast comer of the lot. The pond will be screened from adjacent residential properties and be fenced with a four foot tall epoxy coated chain link fence that ties into the structure on the north and near the location of the proof-of-parking spaces. PF3224 - RCA Accessible Space Concept Plan 030402 Page 3