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ATTACHMENT D ATTACHMENT CATTACHMENT B <br />is appropriate between low-density residential dwellings and more intensive uses. For <br />all new construction in all districts that lie adjacent to or across the street from LDR <br />Districts, therefore, additional screening shall be implemented as required herein. <br />1.Exception: The requirements in this subsection shall be applied in addition to the <br />preceding general landscaping requirements, except that they shall not apply to Low <br />Density Residential or Park and Recreation Districts. <br />2.Acceptable Screening: Screening requirements of this Title shall be satisfied through <br />the use of buildings, berms, solid board-on-board fences, walls, planting screens, <br />evergreen trees, hedges, or some combination thereof. If the topography, existing <br />vegetation, permanent structure, or other feature creates a barrier which achieves the <br />standards of this section, they may be substituted. <br />a.Screen Fences and Walls: Any screen fence or wall shall be constructed of <br />attractive, permanent finished materials, compatible with those used in the <br />construction of the principal structure. Such screens shall be at least 6 feet in <br />height and shall be 100% opaque. <br />b.Planted Screening: Any planting screens shall consist of healthy plants, shall be <br />at least 6 feet in height, and shall be designed to provide a minimum year round <br />opacity of 80% at the time of installation. <br />c.Notwithstanding these requirements, screening along street rights-of-way shall be <br />maintained at a height not less than 3 feet nor more than 4 feet. <br />3.Maintenance: Screen fences and walls which are in disrepair shall be promptly <br />repaired. Planted screens shall be maintained according to the normal landscape <br />maintenance requirement of Section 1011.03A8 <br />C.Parking Lot Landscape: Off street parking lots with more than 25 parking stalls shall <br />contain interior landscaped islands. Such islandsshall be bounded by a raised concrete <br />curb or approved equivalent and shall contain mulch to retain soil moisture. Turf grass <br />is permitted within landscaped areas located around the periphery of a parking lot. <br />1.Islands are required at the end of each row of cars, where it abuts vehicle circulation <br />aisles or driveways, or every 15 stalls, whichever is less. <br />2.Islands shall be provided to separate pedestrian and vehicular traffic. <br />3.All islands shall contain a minimum of 160 square feet and a minimum dimension <br />shall be 5 feet. <br />4.At least 1 canopy tree shall be provided in each island, in addition to assorted shrubs, <br />perennials, to assorted ornamental grass. <br />5.Islands shall be prepared with clean soil to a depth of 5 feet and amended to ensure <br />adequatedrainage and nutrient and moisture-retention levels for the establishment of <br />plantings. <br />D.All perimeter and interior landscaped areas in parking lots shall be equipped with a <br />permanent irrigation system, unless drought-tolerant plant materials are used <br />exclusively. Where drought-tolerant plant materials are used, irrigation shall be required <br />only for the two-year period following plant installation and may be accomplished using <br />hoses, water trucks, or other nonpermanent means. <br />1011.04Tree Preservation and Restoration in All Districts: <br />A.Intent and Purpose <br />The City of Roseville recognizes that trees are a significant element of the community <br />given their beauty (adding color and interest to the urban landscape, and being a source <br />of joy and spiritual renewal for many), their importance to the environment (purifying <br />air and water, helping to conserve soil and energy, reduction of noise and energy <br />consumption, and providing valuable habitat for all kinds of wildlife), and their positive <br /> <br />
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