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e. This paragraph is basically the same as existing language. <br />f. This paragraph adds a requirement for a registered licensed <br />landscape architect on projects over $500,000. This is <br />included to ensure that larger projects, which are likely to <br />be more complicated, are designed by qualified personnel. <br />Such a clause should save the City some staff review cost. <br />An example of a project where this has become an issue is <br />the Round Lake Trail retaining wall which was not properly <br />designed and has had problems. <br />3. This paragraph expands on existing language to define <br />screening. <br />4 -8. These paragraphs are basically the same as existing <br />language. <br />9. This section would add a stated requirement for screening <br />between higher- and lower- intensity uses. <br />10. This section is all new and would define the requirements <br />for landscaping in and around a parking lot or loading area. <br />11. This section is new and establishes a tree preservation and <br />replacement policy. <br />The last section is a change to the parking section which would <br />increase parking lot setbacks from residential property from five <br />feet to twenty feet. <br />cc: Joel Hanson <br />Kathy Glanzer <br />Tom Sweeney <br />John Palacio <br />Don Carley <br />Bill Sanders <br />Page 60 <br />