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5% of the paved area within Lots 3 and 4, as well as screening (plants andlor berm) of the parking lot from public rights-of-way to a height of 30 inches above the parking lot curb height. The site landscaping (Lot 3 and 4) must be irrigated. The final landscape plan (Exhibit F) must be prepared by a state registered landscape architect per Section 1010 of the City Code. 9.12 Landscape Letter of Credit. Prior to the issuance of a grading, excavation, foundation, and/or building permit, 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 or designee) of the full cost of all landscaping irrigation, and site restoration (Section 1 O 1 a.14�} as per Exhibit F. After one (1) complete 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. 9.13 Trash Handling. Section 1010.11 D requires all trash handling equipment (trash and recycling dumpsters and/o� compactors) to be contained within and under the principal structure. The submitted plan indicates that the underground service area will include the trash dumpster and compactor. 9.14 �ervice/Delivery Area. The serviceldelivery area proposed on the lower level of the addition, and concluded that three cameras must be installed, one inside the serviceldelivery corridor and one at each end (eastlwest} of the structure, and all being connected to the e�sting security system to monitor serviceldelivery activities. 9.15 Construction Management Plan. The DEVELOPER shall prepare a plan (Exhibit K), which directs construction vehicles, equipment, and materials entering or parking on or near the site to utilize roads and easements and e�sting parking lots only as approved by the Building Official, Public Works Director, and Fire Marshal. The DEVELOPER shall make every effort to direct all construction and equipment parking and materials to paved parking lots on site and/or off site and discourage use of customer parking by construction workers and equipment. The DEVELOPER shall make every effort to direct such traffic to entry points adjacent to County Road B-2 and Snelling Avenue. The Plan must also include the management of construction materials, delivery times and material storage location. The DEVELOPER, in coordination with the Building Official, shall post signage at each entry which displays permitted hours of construction and deliveries consistent with Exhibit K. 9.16 Off-Street Parking. Off-street parking areas shall be improved as shown on the approved site development plan (Exhibit C), and shall include hard surfacing (bituminous), concrete perimeter curbing, and a drainage plan. �� .�