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• Landscape Plan The developer is indicating sod on the perimeter and pond area. City native seed mix should be specified for the pond area as well as at least a three year agreement with an approved landscape company that is knowledgeable in the installation and maintenance of native landscapes. All sodded areas must be irrigated and shown on the plan as such. Vegetation and some trees have been removed from the site. Where the removal of existing vegetation has impacted the natural screening that previously existed, additional plant materials should be placed in the landscape, particularly on the East side where there is an adjacent residence. Larger type shade trees should be planted in place of the flowering crabs. A group of three crabs would be ok on the corner. Grading All grading in pond and buffer areas should be done with low impact track -type equipment and fenced off after initial grading to prevent further compaction. All soils on sodded green areas should be roto - tilled as deeply as possible. All top soils should be toughly incorporated into subsoil to prevent interface issue. Erosion Control The developer should provide a rock entrance to help keep soil on site. Tree Protection The Developer intends to keep the trees around the perimeter. In this case, the plan should reflect the location of tree preservation fence. This fence must be in place before soil disturbance occurs on the site. Parking There are 4 parking stalls planned for the project. The Zoning code does not require any parking stall for this type of use. If the owner would like parking stalls, perhaps a consideration for pervious parking should be considered. Lighting Attachment 3 is the lighting plan and photometric. The design meets the standard for residential and commercial sides of the building. The small picture of the fixture that is on Attachment 3 seems to show the type of light fixture we require.