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c. Lighting. All parking lot lighting shall meet the requirements of Section 1010.12 of the Roseville City Code. However, where possible, parking lot lighting shall be pedestrian friendly (lower pole standards) and designed in a manner to eliminate potential conflicts with residential property owners. 10.3 Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Standards. The project will be constructed in such a way that utilizes as many LEED design standards as the COLLEGE deems possible. 10.4 Tree Preservation. A tree preservation plan shall accompany the grading plan for any phase. This tree preservation plan shall identify all trees 8 inches in diameter or greater on the redevelopment property. A preservation plan shall be created and implemented that protects all trees determined to be preserved. 10.5 Site Landscaping: The COLLEGE must submit a landscape plan for each phase to the City for review and approval by the DRC prior to the issuance of a building permit. The landscape plan shall include screening (plants and/or berm) of all new parking lots which are adjacent to public rights-of-way or residential properties to a height of 30 inches above the parking lot curb height. All landscape areas must be irrigated. All mulch must be wood (no rock mulching is allowed). The final landscape plan must be prepared by a state registered landscape architect per Section 1010 of the City Code. 10.6 Trash Handling: All trash and recyclables shall comply with the requirements of Section 1010.11 B of the Roseville City Code. Hours of pick-up are limited to 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday. 10.7 Anticipated Development Schedule. The anticipated development schedule for the PHASED improvements is identified in (Exhibit B) 10.8 Storm Water Management. The COLLEGE shall be required to conform and implement the following as a part of its storm water management plan for this development: a. Each development phase must meet the storm water regulatory standards in place at the time of building permit application. All stages of development should recognize the others to ensure that a comprehensive storm water management plan is constructed for the site. b. Site impervious coverage should be consistent with the provisions of the City Shoreland Ordinance. c. The College will provide additional information regarding existing cast iron pipes that lead from the pumphouse to Lake Johanna (in Arden Hills section of property). 7