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treatment for the entire site must be provided with a minimum goal of removing 80 • percent of the total suspended solids. (d) Architectural Design Requirements: (1) No entrance doors to storage compartments shall front on any public street. (2) Exterior surfaces of all buildings shall be faced with face brick, stone, architectural concrete masonry units, cast-in-place or precast concrete panels, or an equivalent or better. The color of exterior surfaces shall be harmonious with surrounding development. Masonry or concrete walls shall not be painted; color shall be integral to the masonry material. (3) No wall adjacent to or visible from public streets or abutting property shall exceed 100 feet in length without visual relief by means of a vertical reveal at least one foot in depth and ten feet in width, a perceptible change in wall angle or a corner. (4) Landscaping shall be provided continuously along all public street frontages, except for authorized access points. Landscaping shall be provided and along all property lines abutting developed property, except where exempted for good cause by the Issuing Authority. Landscaping shall consist of a variety of hardy evergreen plant material consisting of trees, low, medium and high-profile shrubs, together with a suitable ground cover such as sod, native grasses, rock or a combination thereof. Landscaping shall be designed, placed and maintained in such a manner as to not impair vehicle visibility at corner intersections or adjacent to points of ingress or egress. A landscape plan shall be submitted for approval by the Issuing Authority. (e) Life Safety Requirements: (1) A security fence or wall shall be provided around the facility as approved by the Issuing Authority. (2) Driveways shall be designed so that fire equipment and other emergency vehicles can readily access and exit all areas of the site. (3) No electrical service shall be provided for tenants. • (4) Exterior lighting or circulation drives shall be provided as approved by the Issuing Authority. (5) Fire hydrants shall be provided within the site at locations required by the Fire Marshal. Fire hydrants shall be separated by distances of not more than 300 feet. (6) Afire alarm system with heat detectors in all interior storage areas shall be provided. Detectors shall be connected to a central fire alarm panel in the residence quarters, and monitored by an approved central station alarm company. (7) By lease agreement between the operator and each lessee, no flammable, caustic, explosive, poisonous, radioactive or otherwise dangerous materials shall be stored in any self-storage facility. (f) Ope rational Requirements: (1) Unless an on-site manager is on the property during the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, a resident manager shall be on the site and shall be responsible for maintaining the operation of the facility in conformance with ordinance requirements and conditions of approval of the City Council. Up to two dwelling units for resident managers may be located on the site. (2) The on-site manager of the facility shall maintain a copy of the site plan of the facility which has been approved by the Issuing Authority, a copy of all Conditions of Approval attached by the City Council, and a copy of all applicable City regulations. (3) The lessor or agent of the lessor shall obtain a signed lease agreement from the lessee that shall be kept in the on-site office of the facility and shall be available for inspection by the Issuing Authority. The lease agreement shall contain the following: (A) Name of lessee. If a business firm or corporation, the name, address and telephone number of the owner, agent or partners of the business. (B) Residence and business address and telephone number. (C) A brief description of the types of materials stored. •