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2008-50
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10/21/2008
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and shall be credited toward the number of <br />trees required for site development. <br />Replacement trees shall have a minimum <br />caliper of two inches. <br />4) Any specimen tree (24 inch caliper or <br />greater) that is located within the building <br />footprint, or areas necessary for site access <br />(but not including parking areas), such as a <br />driveway, shall not be required to be <br />preserved. However, the tree that is <br />removed shall be replaced caliper-for- <br />caliper (a ratio one-to-one). Trees <br />removed shall be approved. <br />5.0 Open Space and Parkland Dedication <br />Code <br />POD <br />Open Space: <br />A minimum of 20% of the gross land area within Interior courtyards make up approximately 15% of <br />the entire PD district shall be devoted to open space. the site area and provide for open space. <br />Open space requirements are in addition to Additionally, enhanced streetscape and furniture <br />requirements for site landscaping. zones will also provide for gathering spaces. <br /> Public open spaces are also within short walking <br /> distance from the development. <br />Parkland Dedication: <br />Fee-in-Lieu of dedication. As set by Council, the The fee-in-lieu of parkland dedication request was <br />fee is $266 per multi-family residential unit. approved by the Parks & Recreation Board on <br /> August 18, 2008. The total fee is to be based on the <br /> actual units developed. <br />6.0 Screening and Compatibility <br />Code <br />PD" <br />Screening: <br />Parking Area Screening. <br />General Screening. <br />1) All loading spaces and docks, outside <br />storage areas, satellite dishes larger than <br />eighteen (18) inches in diameter, antennas, <br />utility boxes, mechanical equipment, and <br />the rear of structures on double frontage <br />lots, must be screened from view from the <br />street or public rights-of-way. <br />2) Approved screening techniques include <br />privacy fences, evergreen vegetative <br />screens, landscape berms, existing <br />vegetation or any combination thereof. In <br />A standard parking lot will not be provided. <br />Parking will be within a parking garage. <br />Code compliant. <br />Parking garage screening will be accomplished <br />through one of the following methods: <br />The garage will be wrapped with apartment <br />units where possible; or <br />A system of architectural elements such as <br />colonnades and vertical and horizontal <br />banding will be applied directly to the exterior <br />of the garage. <br />In general, the architectural elements will relate <br />• <br />• <br />• <br />-5-
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