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which is subject to the application for tax exemption hereunder to be located on a contiguous <br /> parcel which is separated from the multifamily residence site by an alley,if topographic, <br /> environmental or space constraints prevent vehicle parking and maneuvering from being placed <br /> on the location otherwise required by this chapter.In approving the on-site parking on any parcel <br /> contiguous to the multifamily residence site,including any approved parcel separated by an <br /> alley,the planning director shall require the owner to execute and record a covenant running with <br /> the land,acceptable to the city attorney,dedicating such parking area to parking use,to terminate <br /> • <br /> only in the event that the owner's use which created the need for the parking on the owner's <br /> property is abandoned,discontinued or otherwise terminated,or the owner provides parking in.a <br /> contiguous alternate location which is acceptable to and approved by the city. <br /> 8. Building Materials.The planning director shall have the authority to,in consultation with the <br /> building official,promulgate minimum standards for the quality of building materials to be used <br /> on projects seeking the property tax exemption. <br /> 9. Design Requirements within the Downtown Area. <br /> a. A project outside the B-3 zone,and any project in the B-3 zone that does not otherwise use <br /> at least two bonus elements provided in Section 19.22.020(E)to qualify for floor area ratio or <br /> building height bonuses shall include one bonus element provided in Section 19.22.020(E)for <br /> each ten.dwelling units or portion thereof,up to a maximum of three bonus elements.Any bonus <br /> • element constituting a use that is not otherwise permitted in the zone in which the property is <br /> - located may not be used to satisfy this requirement. <br /> b. Projects in the B-3 zone that use at least two of the bonus elements in Section 19.22.020(E) <br /> to qualify for floor area ratio or building height bonuses shall provide one additional bonus <br /> element provided in Section 19.22.020(E)for each twenty dwelling units or portion thereof,up <br /> to a maximum of three additional bonus elements,unless the director determines that it is <br /> infeasible and the building otherwise provides high quality architectural design and building <br /> materials. <br /> . c. As an alternative to the bonus elements provided in subsection(D)(9)(a)or(D)(9)(b) of this <br /> section,the applicant.may propose other design elements that enhance the livability of the <br /> project and/or the city's urban center. Such proposals shall be subject to approval by the planning <br /> director,and the director shall have the authority to require changes to the proposed alternative to <br /> promote design quality and further the goals and objectives of the downtown plan. Such <br /> improvements or design measures must be in addition to the requirements of the city's zoning, <br /> building or housing codes,including but not limited to: <br /> CO Special treatment cc use:of specific architectural elements on building facades; <br /> 9 <br />