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Holiday lighting and ornamentation up to 500w will be allowed. All such lighting above this limit will be subject to review and approval of the architectural review committee. Trash and Recyclable Storage Trash and recyclable storage must be enclosed or not' visible to the public. Irrigation Systems Irrigation system mechanical systems and garden hose storage must be screened by landscaping or located in areas that are not visible to the public. Woodpiles Logs, split-logs, and kindling must be neatly stacked in locations that are not visible to the public. Any such woodpile must be kept in a neat and s.table condition. Wood may not be stacked in a location or manner that will cause damage to any other structure (fence, house etc). The wood in all woodpiles must meet all State and Local regulations and best disease management practices Landscaping Preserving, protecting and maintaining as much of the existing woods and natural areas is encouraged as a means of reducing the impact of development on the existing wildlife and their habitat. The removal of any existing trees over 4 caliper inches in size or areas natural plantings must comply with any City codes and will requires review and approval of the architectural review committee. All trees and natural plantings that are designated to remain are to be protected from damage due to construction, maintenance or the use of the property. The 50 feet wide wetland buffer strips are to be maintained in a natural condition to protect the wetlands. No mowing, chemical use, compost piles, clipping, brush, leaf or other materials storage is allowed within these buffer strips. Any removal of trees or natural plantings within these areas is allowed only in full compliance with all appropriate City codes. Plant Materials - The use of native trees and shrubs is to be encouraged where appropriate. The following is a palette of generally acceptable native and non-native plant materials. Page 6