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Other plant materials may be allowed where appropriate, after review and approval of the architectural review committee. Trees Oak (Pin, Red, Swamp White), Maple (Sugar, Red, Norway, Var), Ash (Green Ash Var), Hackberry, Ironwood, Linden (American, Little Leaf) Ornamental Trees Amur Maple, Pagoda Dogwood, Japanese Tree Lilac, Shadblow Serviceberry, Crabapple (Var), Hawthorne (Thornless Var) Evergreen Trees Spruce (Black Hills, Colorado), Pine (Red, Austrian, Ponderosa, White, Scotch) Deciduous and Evergreen Shrubs, Ground Covers, Vines, Flowers (Perennial/Annuals) Clustered and massed plantings, hedges, and in locations that are both appropriate to the purpose of the planting and,compatible with the surrounding atchitecture and landscape are encouraged. Garden Areas - Vegetable or regimented garden areas are to be kept neat and orderly. They are permitted in locations that are screened by landscaping or not visible to the public. Natural Areas ~ The creation of new natural areas is encouraged in areas that are not visible to the public and that do not result in adverse affects on the adjoining or sUITounding properties. Such areas must be maintained in compliance with state and local code and regulations. Plant Locations All landscape features and plantings must be located to ensure adequate visibility to and from the adjoining driveways and streets, both at the time of planting and as the plants mature. Trees may not be planted closer than 5 feet to any underground utility. Planting trees and shrubs to reduce energy consumption is encouraged where practical and appropriate. Such landscaping may include planting overstory shade trees along the south and west sides, and evergreen buffers along the northern sides and entry areas of the homes. Incorporating native trees and shrubs into the landscaping that will provide shelter and food for the area wildlife and birds is encouraged. Page 7