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for the development of new parks in the vicinity of the multiple-family dwelling development. <br /> The amount of such payment shall be determined by the planning director base on a <br /> recommendation of the parks department director. <br /> 2. Except for developments within the area indicated on map number 15-1 or map number <br /> 15-2,multiple-family dwelling developments containing more than twenty or more dwelling <br /> units shall provide the on-site recreation facilities required by this chapter. Multiple-family <br /> dwelling developments which are built in phases of less than twenty dwelling units shall provide <br /> on-site recreation facilities for each phase or shall provide the total amount of recreation facilities <br /> required for the development in the first phase of construction. <br /> Is hereby amended to read as follows: <br /> C. Cash Contribution in Lieu of On-Site Recreational Facilities. <br /> 1. For multiple-family developments containing less than twenty dwellings, the parks <br /> department may allow the applicant to make a voluntary payment to the city in an amount <br /> comparable to the cost of acquisition and installation of the recreational facilities as would <br /> otherwise be required in lieu of providing the on-site recreation facilities required by this <br /> chapter. Acceptance of such a voluntary contribution is discretionary on the part of the city, and <br /> shall be permitted only when the size of the development site and its projected population is too <br /> small to result in quality recreational facilities, and the improvement of city park facilities in the <br /> vicinity will be of greater benefit to the residents of the proposed dwellings. Such payments shall <br /> be placed in the neighborhood park fund to be used for capital improvements in existing <br /> neighborhood parks or for the development of new parks in the vicinity of the multiple-family <br /> dwelling development. The amount of such payment shall be determined by the planning director <br /> base on a recommendation of the parks department director. <br /> 2. <br /> Multiple-family dwelling developments containing more than twenty or more dwelling units <br /> shall provide the on-site recreation facilities required by this chapter. Multiple-family dwelling <br /> developments which are built in phases of less than twenty dwelling units shall provide on-site <br /> recreation facilities for each phase or shall provide the total amount of recreation facilities <br /> required for the development in the first phase of construction. <br /> Section 9. Section 1 of Ordinance 2345-98, (EMC 19.15.060), which currently reads as follows: <br /> Off-street parking requirements. <br /> The intent of this section is to require off-street parking for the residents of multiple-family <br /> developments to be provided on the development site, and to recognize differences between <br /> areas which should have a lesser need for automobile use due to availability of transit service, <br /> adequate pedestrian facilities, and the proximity of services within walking distance. <br /> A. Parking for multiple-family dwellings shall be provided according to the location of the <br /> property, as provided herein. For purposes of this section, any room other than a kitchen, <br /> bathroom, living room or dining room, such as a den, study, office or other similar room shall be <br /> considered a bedroom. <br /> 1. Lots located within the area designated by map number 15-1 shall provide a minimum of <br /> 1.0 parking space per dwelling unit. <br /> 25 <br />