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A • • JUN -23 -2000 09:32 651 292 0083 P.08/09 ROUGH DRAFT 06/21/00 B. Plan Review Process: 1. The applicant shall submit a Landscape /Screening Plan for review by the City in conjunction with all other plans required for the site plan review application. 2. Upon submittal, the City will review the Landscape /Screening Plan to determine compliance with the regulations and standards herein. The City will also use its Handbook for Environmental Planning and Conservation Development or other list provided by the City to determine the compatibility of proposed new landscaping with the ecological prototype of the property. 3. For any project that requires a Landscape /Screening Plan, the City will make a deterrnination that the plan meets the requirements herein prior to City Council approval of the project. C. Relationship to Other Ordinances: The requirements of this Section are separate from the City's Street Tree Ordinance and Aboriculture Specifications and Standards of Practice. Replacement tree plantings as required per Section (Tree Preservation ordinance), can be used to satisfy, in part, the landscaping requirements defined herein. Where both a Tree Preservation Plan and a Landscape /Screening Plan are required, preparation of the plans shall be closely coordinated. • IV. LANDSCAPE /SCREENING PLAN SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS • A. Plan submittal requirements: For all applications outlined in Section M.A. plans relative to landscaping, screening, and restoration shall be submitted. All plans shall be signed by a registered landscape architect or certified nurscyman and be based on an accurate, to -scale drawing of the property boundaries. If deemed necessary, the City may require the applicant to submit a certificate of survey to verify the property boundaries. The City may also use its discretion to waive submittal of some of this information, or to require additional information, if appropriate to the specific situation. The Landscape /Screening plan shall include: 1. The name(s), telephone number(s), and address(s) of applicants, property owners, developers and/or builders 2. Delineation of all existing or proposed buildings, structures, utility easements, rights - of -way, sidewalks and trails, impervious surfaces, and water bodies. 3. Delineation of all areas to be graded and limits of land disturbance, including a detailed description of the methods to control soil erosion during and after construction. 4. Estimated location and type of all structures, utilities, and existing vegetation on adjacent properties within 100 feet of subject property. 5. Size, species, and location of all existing vegetation on property indicating plants to remain and those to be removed. Plan should specify protection measures to be used. 6. Sipe, species, and location of all new vegetation to be planted on the property, including the square feet of areas to be sodded or seeded. 4