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IV. PLAN AMENDMENTS <br />Prior to the issuance of a building permit, the plans shall be revised such that the <br />sidewalk along Stoneridge Drive shall be setback a minimum of six feet from <br />Stoneridge Drive. <br />a. Prior to the issuance of a building permit, the plans shall be revised such that <br />all sidewalks adjacent to parking spaces are a minimum of 7' feet in width to <br />ensure an adequate overhang area for parked vehicles. <br />b. For the public restroom east of the Ice Center, the restroom doors shall face <br />the park (and not the parking lot). The women's restroom and the men's <br />restroom shall have more than one stall, unless otherwise determined by the <br />Director of Parks and Community Services. <br />2. Landscaping and Tree Preservation. <br />a. Prior to the issuance of a building permit, the Project Developer shall revise <br />the plans to show a variety of ground cover and shrub clusters on both sides <br />of the sidewalk along Stoneridge Drive. Groundcover shall be kept to a <br />minimum, as groundcover typically requires more water than shrubs. Turf <br />shall not be used. The shrubs and groundcover shall include some or all of <br />the following species: <br />Shrubs <br />• Acacia redolens (plant tolerates some aridity) <br />• Ceanothus "Yankee Point" (plant tolerates some aridity) <br />• Shrub blocks of crape myrtle (plant tolerates some aridity) <br />Ground Cover <br />• Hemerocallis "Stella d'oro"—Dwarf yellow Daylily (plant tolerates <br />some aridity; requires regular water during blooming season) <br />• Erigeron karvinskianus—Santa Barbara Daisy (plant tolerates some <br />aridity) <br />• Cottoneaster "Lowfast" (plant tolerates some aridity) <br />• Rosmarinus officinalis (plant tolerates some aridity) <br />A few additional decorative species may be used, if the species are known <br />to tolerate some aridity. <br />b. The northern entrance median shall contain decorative flowering shrubs <br />which are known to tolerate some aridity. <br />c. Replace the Chitalpa tashkentensis and fraxinus angustifolia oxycarpa <br />species with tree species with less maintenance demand. <br />11 <br />