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Parcel Entry Drives The landscape emphasis at the entry drives is to be based on intended use. Visitor and primary entrances are to receive the greatest emphasis with respect to landscape treatment. The plant material selection should provide a variety of layering by size, seasonal interest, texture and color. Parking Area Requirements • Landscape islands, a minimum of five feet in width, are to be provided internal to parking areas and as endcaps to all parking rows. • Parking lot trees, minimum 24 -inch box size shall be required at a minimum ratio of one tree for every eight parking spaces. View corridors are permitted through orchard -style planting provided the minimum overall tree quantity requirements are maintained. • Shrubs selected for parking lot screening, including spaces and maneuvering drives, shall be a minimum 15 -gallon size at planting. Lighting All lighting shall be complementary to the site layout and building architecture, and shall be designed to avoid glare on surrounding parcels and uses. All lighting plans shall comply with City standards and applicants shall submit a lighting location site plan that includes limited conflicts with proposed tree planting locations, fixture details and specifications, and a photometric plan. All lighting plans and materials require City approval as part of the design review process on a project by project basis. Signage As appropriate, a master sign program shall be developed for each individual development site/project within the project area. All signage shall be complementary to the site layout and building architecture. All master sign programs or individual signage plans, including freeway pylon signs, require City approval as part of a sign design review process on a project by project basis. Corporate branding and colors specific to the tenant are permitted. Exceptions Exceptions to these Design Guidelines may be granted by the decision making body if it can be determined that the proposed project is substantially compliant with the PUD -C District and these Development Standards and Design Guidelines.