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9.13 Storage. Outdoor or exterior storage of any material, equipment, or recreation vehicles is prohibited for the any duration including but not limited to: boats, trailers, campers, snowmobiles, ice houses, junlc, debris, inoperable and/or non-licensed vehicles. The impervious pavement surface shall be limited to decics, patios, steps and sidewallcs, and a driveway no wider than the garage on the lot. The installation of sheds or other accessory buildings is prohibited. 9.14 Fencing. The DEVELOPER is responsible for installing a solid board-on-board- (decorative) fence along the east and north property line of the town home development. Any front yard fence on the town home parcel must be coordinated and be installed on all town home lots. 9.15 Tree Preservation. The development site has a number of mature trees that cannot be preserved. Specifically those trees are located where the drive access, parlcing lot and/or structure will lie. However, the City Staff will work with the DEVELOPER on attempting to save periphery trees and to augment the existing trees (see Exhibit F). 9.16 Site Construction& Security Fencing. The DEVELOPER is responsible for installing construction or security fencing and for its removal prior to occupancy. The exact location of the security fence and entrances must be approved by the Community Development Director, Building Official, or designee. 9.17 Site Landscaping. Landscaping for the project shall include front boulevard trees along Larpenteur Avenue consistent with the Roseville Master Street Tree Plan and trees, shrubs and perennials throughout the site that enhance the development and screen adjacent properties from view of vehicle headlights and to brealc-up the senior cooperative wall mass. The landscape plan shall include screening (plants and/or berm) of the cooperative's parlcing lot from public rights-of-wayto a height of 30 inches above the parlcing lot curb height. The site (I,ot 1 and 2) must be irrigated. The fmal landscape plan (E�ibit F) must be prepared by a state registered landscape architect per Section 1010 of the City Code. 918 Landscape Letter of Credit. Prior to the issuance of individual grading, excavation, foundation, andlor building permits, the DEVELOPER shall provide the CITY with a landscape letter of credit, bond, or other security covering a minimum of one full growing season/calendar year which is acceptable to the City in an amount up to 150% (as determined by the Community Development Director) of the full cost of all landscaping, fencing, irrigation, and site restoration (Section 1010.14E} as per Exhibit F. The Community Development Director or designee, following approval of the landscape plan, shall determine the exact amount of each letter of credit or bond. After one (1) growing season, DEVELOPER may request a partial release of the letter of credit or bond. The amount to be released shall be agreed upon between the DEVELOPER and the CITY acting reasonably. After the growing season/calendar yard the bondletter-of-credit may be reduced or released by the City.