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Landscaping and Tree Preservation 21. A final landscape plan and irrigation plan shall be submitted to and approved by Planning Director as part of the building permit plan set prior to issuance of an on-site permit. Said landscape plan shall be consistent with the approved landscape plan plus any conditions of approval, and shall be detailed in terms of species, location, size, quantities, and spacing. These plans should include, where applicable, a street tree planting plan and landscape plans for medians, buffer strips, and any right-of-way landscape areas. The irrigation plan shall provide for automatic controls. 22. The developer shall submit a revised planting plan for the project's Foothill Road frontage improvements for review with the tentative map which include the following revisions: a. Five existing oak trees shall be shown to be transplanted to the Foothill Road frontage from areas of the site where they are approved to be removed. b. The plant species shall be consistent with the City's streetscape guidelines for this section of Foothill Road and shall not include any invasive, exotic plant species. This plm~t palette shall include all native and indigenous plant species. c. The concrete "split-rail" fence shall be replace with a wood split-rail fbnce with stone pilasters. 23. Screening trees shall be planted along the rear property lines of Lots 3-16 on the southern boundary and Lots 17-27 and 37-39 on the northern boundary of the project at a spacing of approximately 20 to 25 ft. on center. The species of trees used shall be broadleaf or coniferous evergreens, such as madrone, Pacific madrone, etc., which shall provide for year-round screening and should have a mature height of approximately' 20 to 25 ft. A list of approximately four tree species and their respective minimum spacing requirements shall be submitted for review with the tentative map. Four trees shall be provided along the rear lot line of each of the aforementioned lots, except where the retention of an existing walnut tree is desired. Half of the new trees on each lot shall be 36" box size specimens and the other half shall be 24" box size. A plan showing the location of the new trees on each lot shall be submitted for review with the tentative map. The future homebuyers shall choose the type of trees to be used in their rear yards, and the developer shall plant those trees and provide automatic irrigation to them prior to the occupancy of the home. A landscape easement requiring the retention of PUD-96-14