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c. All signs must be back-lit or have landscape lighting or low lighting meeting LDC requirements, 7. Structural Cladding. Acceptable cladding materials are as follows: a. Quarried stone or cast stone. b. Architectural pre-cast concrete brick or masonry brick. c. Tile (for limited use as accents). d. Stucco or synthetic stucco. e. Glass (highly reflective or mirrored glass in excess of 22% reflectivity shall not be used absent ACC or City approval). f. Pre-engineered metal Structures may not be used. D. Parking 1. Required Parking. Required parking for the use of this specific Lot may be located anywhere on this Lot. Refer to later Additional Development Standards for additional standards. 2. Parking Lots. Surface parking must be paved with asphalt, concrete, concrete pavers or other high quality materials approved by the ACC and the City. Access drives must be paved and curbed with concrete meeting City and ACC requirements. E. Service and Loading Areas 1. Location. Service areas shall be located at the side yard of any Structure, away from public view, or in a separate Structure altogether. Service areas shall not be visible from the streets. No service or delivery vehicle may park, or load/unload along public streets or primary visitor drop-off areas. 2. Dumpsters. Dumpsters shall be located only on the side yard or back area of this Lot, and shall be screened with wall and latching, full-height opaque metal swing gates to match the material colors of Structures on the Lot. The height of any screen wall must be a minimum of one foot above the top of any trash container. F. Maintenance Requirements The Owner of a Lot shall have the duty and responsibility, at such Owner's own cost and expense, to keep the Lot and any Structures, waterscapes or other improvements thereon (including drainage swales or other improvements), and also easements or rights of way thereon, in a well-maintained, clean and attractive condition at all times. Such maintenance obligation includes, but is not limited to, the following: I . Prompt removal of litter, trash, garbage, refuse and waste. 2. Mowing of lawns on a regular basis, which in summer means at least once every 14 days. 3. Periodic tree and shrub pruning to maintain a neat and healthy appearance. 4. Watering by means of an irrigation system and hand-watering as needed to maintain in living and healthy condition all plants on a Lot. 5. Keeping lawn and planting areas alive and healthy, and any adjoining fights of way or swales attractive and free of weeds. 6. Removing and replacing dead plant material within 90 days after it has died or within the next planting season, whichever comes.first. 7. Keeping parking areas, driveways, roads and curbs in good repair. 8. Compliance with all applicable governmental, health, safety, City and ACC codes, rules and regulations affecting the Lot. 8