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offs and other areas covered with a hard surface intended for vehicles. The minimum <br />canopy coverage for all uses is 40 %. <br />As noted, all hard surface areas are included for canopy coverage calculation purposes. <br />However, industrial uses often have sizable loading areas and working yards that 1) <br />substantially increase the Canopy Coverage requirement; and 2) are extremely difficult or <br />impractical to insert landscaping into. Staff is of the opinion that exempting these areas <br />from the calculation requirement should be considered. <br />In addition, the board may wish to consider different Canopy Coverage levels based on <br />the land use type. Commercial and Industrial areas tend to have somewhat different site <br />characteristics. The board may wish to consider reducing the coverage percentage for <br />industrial properties. Staff would also like to further review the existing 40% <br />requirement for commercial uses. <br />Foundation Plantings <br />The foundation planting requirements currently provide for plantings along all four sides <br />of a building. While an allowance is made for loading areas, staff is of the opinion that in <br />all practicality the provisions should only apply to street facing sides of the building <br />and /or general parking areas. This is more of a concern in industrial areas where loading <br />areas may take up more than one side of a building. <br />Residential Lawn Requirements <br />The City requires all residential properties to install landscaping including ornamental <br />grass i.e., sod or seed prior to issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy. However, the <br />specific citation was inadvertently deleted when the revised ordinance was adopted. Staff <br />is proposing language be added addressing minimum residential landscaping <br />requirements. <br />REQUESTED BOARD DIRECTION <br />Staff is requesting board direction to pursue possible amendments to the landscaping <br />requirements. <br />ATTACHMENTS <br />None. <br />• <br />Page 2 Landscaping Regulations P & Z Report 2/13/13 <br />
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