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Hillside Crossing Commercial June 21, 1994 Page 5 ------------------------------------------ e · Overs tory Trees · Ornamental Tre8s · Conifers · Shrubs 31 3 48 34 , TOTAL 82 (not including shrubs) The City's ordinance requires one tree for every 40 lineal feet. Therefore, if each lot was calculated separately, the following would be the required quantities: · Lot 1, Block 1 · Lot 1, Block 2 · Lot 2, Block 2 · Lot 3, Block 2 31 Trees 63 Trees 25 Trees 21 Trees TOTAL 140 Trees . Based on this calculation, the total number of trees (overstory, ornamental and conifers) should be increased to meet the minimum. Given this is a Planned Unit Development and is adjacent to residential, quantities may have to be increased to accomplish the intent of the zoning and buffer the residential area. 2. The submitted landscape plan does not clearly identify a common theme throughout the Planned Unit Development. This element should be expanded upon and incorporated into the development landscape plan. 3. Areas proposed to be sodded and seeded should be identified on the plan. Generally speaking, all of phase one should be sodded and phase two may be seeded. 4. Installation of underground irrigation throughout all landscaped areas should be included and made part of the plans. 5. The quantity of landscaping along the east property line should be increased along with increasing the size of evergreens. Currently, six foot evergreens are proposed. In order to achieve immediate and effective screening, these should be increased to eight to ten feet. e hillside.pc