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JUN -23 -2000 09:31 <br />.TKDA <br />ENGINEERS • ARCHITECTS • PLANNERS <br />MEMORANDUM <br />To: Jeff Smvser. Marty Asleson <br />From: Julie Farnham <br />Date: June 22, 2000 <br />651 292 0083 P.02/09 <br />TOLT2, KING, DUVALL, ANDERSON <br />AND ASSOCIATES, INCORPORATED <br />1500 PIPER JAFFRAY PLAZA <br />444 CEDAR STREET <br />SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55101.2140 <br />PHONE: 651/2924400 FAX: 651/292.0083 <br />Reference: Lino Lakes Landscape Ordinance <br />Commission No. 11997 -01 <br />Attached is the revised portion of the draft Lino Lakes Landscape Ordinance that we reviewed at <br />our meeting last week. As we discussed, this portion of the Ordinance (Sections I -IV) will be <br />forwarded to the Lino Lakes Environmental Review Board to begin their review of the draft <br />Landscape Ordinance. I have also attached an outline of the entire Ordinance to provide the <br />Board with an overview of the structure and content of the Ordinance. It is my understanding <br />• that Sections V, VI, and VII will be forward to the Board at their July meeting. <br />The structure of the Landscape Ordinance follows closely the structure used on the Tree <br />Preservation Ordinance. In particular, Sections I, II, III, IV, and VII are quite similar. One of <br />the primary differences is that the landscape and screening requirements will only apply to <br />development projects going through the site plan review process. The Tree Preservation <br />Ordinance also applies to subdivisions. <br />Section V is organized to differentiate between landscaping and screening. In short, landscaping <br />serves a more aesthetic and/or ecological function, whereas screening is intended to obscure <br />views. Generally, both Landscaping and screening objectives will need to be met on any given <br />development proposal. <br />Section VI is organized to differentiate between plant and non -plant landscaping and screening <br />materials. This section describes the more technical material requirements (e.g. size, quantity, <br />maintenance, etc.). It is recognized that both plant and non -plant materials may be used to <br />achieve the required landscaping and screening requirements. <br />• <br />JF\ <br />Attachments <br />An Equal Opportunity Employer <br />