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206 Jefferson~Hospital shall be compatible, and sympathetic in materials, details and character to the surrounding neighborhood. The Director of Planning and Community Development or the Planning Commission shall be provided detailed designs and elevations to verify this. 7. The development of an interim plan ~for parking to accommodate as many spaces as possible, lost during the construction of the Parking Decks. 8. Assurance that mechanical equipment will not produce noise levels which would have an undue adverse impact on the adjacent area. . 9. That the parking deck be so designed so that it cannot be raised in height in the future. 10.. That the lighting on the top floor in the Parking Garage be perimeter lighting as opposed to pole lighting to avoid adverse impact on adjacent neighborhood. 11. That houses owned or hereafter acquired by Martha Jefferson Hospital on the east side of Lexington Avenue between Taylor and Sycamore Streets remain in residential use until such time as the land use plan is changed to permit nonresidential use on those properties, and such houses be maintained in good condition so as to assure structural soundness, weathertight conditions, and provisions of safe and operable utilities. 12. That the property within the special use permit area and facing Sycamore Street have buildings no more than 25 feet high to a depth of 55 feet from the Sycamore Street right-of-way, unless the Comprehensive Plan is changed to office or business use north of. Sycamore Street. 13. That properties on the west Side of Locust Avenue between Sycamore and Taylor Streets, owned or hereafter acquired by Martha JefferSon Hospital, be maintained in good condition so as to avoid adverse impacts on the neighborhood unless or until they are relocated or razed, and the scale of the buildings, existing or new, be in keeping with the residential scale of buildings along Locust avenue. The design of any such building will be subject to review by the Director of Planning and Community Development or the Planning Commission so as to be compatible with the neighborhood. 14. That the parking garage be extended, if financially feasible within the $1.5 million limit, toward Sycamore Street to .a line approximately forty (40) feet from the Sycamore Street right-of-way, along with the elimination of the surface parking area on the north side of the garage. This would allow for additional parking for the hospital while also allowing additional landscaped buffer area for the neighborhood. Letter dated May 23, 1991 Mayor Alvin Edwards City of Charlottesville P. O. Box 911 Charlottesville, Va. 22902 Dear Mayor Edwards: At the regular meeting of the Martha Jefferson Hospital Board of Trustees on May 22, 1991, the Board voted to accept the conditions of the May 6, 1991 Resolution by Council for the amended Special Use Permit of the Hospital. We, therefore, will be able to proceed in a timely fashion.