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~ /EA./BAKER-AICKLEN & ASSOCIATES. INC. Eng I neel"s/S U I"veya I"S . Blanco Riverwalk Subdivision - Development Standards (Revised to reflect outcome of P&Z Meeting of 1/11/05) (Revised 8/16/05) Use of Low Impact Development Stormwater Methods Low impact development strategies, deviating from the traditional "end of pipe" management approach, shall be utilized within the development. These strategies include the use of: . integrated management practices (IMPs) that break up impervious areas into smaller catchment basins . limiting impervious cover: no more than 80% for commercial development and 75% for multi-family development (This complies with the new LOC.) . elongated/meandering drain paths to increase flow time of concentration . bioretention (filter) swales ,., . drainage/bio-filtration easements with grass lined swales along street ROWs and other appropriate locations to provide additional stormwater quality improvements and convey stormwater to multiple discharge points. (Width will vary; minimum width shall be 20 feet.) These features shall be incorporated into the improvements (including parking) and landscaping areas of the individual lots resulting in the individual lot owners being responsible for maintaining their own facilities. Landscapinq Street trees planted at an average rate of every 50 feet along both sides of ROW. Trees shall be selected from the COSM Preferred Plant List and shall be a minimum 2" caliper size at planting. (This complies with the new LDC.) Streets, ParkinQ & Utilities A 20' parking setback with landscaping shall be provided along IH 35 frontage road. No parking space shall be located more than 60 feet from a portion of the site development landscaped area. (This complies with the new LDC.) .