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Master Site Plan 1. Perimeter setbacks along I -35W should delineated and dimensioned 2. Open Space areas, i.e., City Park, Accessible commons, and Natural Resource areas should be labeled on the plan. Master Landscaping Plata Further .detail needs to.be provided. The master plan should include the 'following: Planting schedtile, including: i. Symbols. ii. Quantities iii. Common and botanical names. iv. Sizes of plant materials: v. Root specification (Bare root, .balledlburlaPped; potted, etc.): Planting detail, show all species to scale . at normal. mature crown diameter or spread for local hardiness zone. Typical sections with details of landscape islands, - connected walkways, planter beds, and foundation plantings with identification of materials to be used 4. Delineation of both sodded and seeded areas. c- 2. The plan needs to be modified to provide for shade trees at a tate of 1 per 10 parking stalls. The :plan should provide for trees along the northern periphery of the site along I- 35w. • 3. Identify areas for native .plantings i.e., along I -35W and existing wetland along the northeastern side of the site Senior Living Development Plans Architectural Plans. 1. The building elevations and floor plans should be -revised and submitted based on our December 17, 2003 meeting. The submitted should also include the parking level. layout. Site Plain 1. The site plan. should be revised .to identify the extent of Phase 1 improvements (i.e., how much of the shared: parking area is proposed to be constructed). The plan should show the location, setback and dimensions of all proposed buildings and structures (Phase I). • 3. Location, number, dimensions .of all proposed parking stalls, loading areas, and drive aisles, with curbing type shown. Include radii on all landscaped islands and corners. 4. Location and type of proposed.lighting, including fixture details. 5. Provisions for storage and disposal of waste, garbage and recyclables.