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v. Site data such as building and landscape coverage, residential density, parking ratios, and building size. 5. Architectural character sketches showing building elevations and materials, as relevant. 6. Any additional information determined by the City Manager as necessary to assess the proposal against applicable plans, policies and ordinances. The City Manager may also waive any of the above requirements if found not to be necessary for the scope of the review. D. Review process. Following the acceptance of and determination by the City of a complete application for concept plan review, the City Manager shall schedule the review at a regular City Council meeting. Public notice shall be provided as set forth is Section 17.04.070. Staff may provide a staff report noting applicable plans, policies and ordinances to inform the City Council review. E. Guidelines for review and comment. The following will be used to guide the City Council's discussion regarding the concept plan review. Meeting minutes summarizing the discussion and comments will be provided to the applicant, but no vote shall be taken by the City Council regarding the application. The City Council is not required to provide any specific feedback regarding an application and a consensus or majority vote on discussion items shall not be taken. All comments provided by the City Council are advisory in nature and shall not be binding on the City Council. Issues not identified below may be discussed if the City Council finds that such issues relate to a relevant plan, policy, or ordinance. 1. Applicable review criteria, procedures, supporting documentation and submission requirements relevant to the land use application. 2. Policy considerations, including guidance on how a project would conform to plans and policies, including the comprehensive plan, transportation master plan, and any other adopted plan or policy relevant to the proposal. 3. Characteristics of the site or neighborhood that would influence the plan development, such as potential offsite impacts, opportunities to enhance or coordinate development with surrounding properties, and opportunities to preserve view corridors and other natural features. 4. Potential of any waivers to achieve applicable criteria or policy goals that would otherwise be unachievable by adherence to current standards. 5. Opportunities and constraints related to the transportation system, including access, linkages, and transportation system capacity. 6. The need for additional studies or analysis related to the proposal to the extent it is essential to evaluating the application according to applicable criteria. 7. Any other guidance related to appropriate or desired range of land uses, densities, and housing types. Ordinance No. 1859, Series 2023 Page 3 of 5