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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 some <br />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 to <br />tolerate some aridity. <br />i. The landscape buffer area north and east of the stormwater detention basin <br />will be a minimum of 8 feet in width subject to final design of the storm water <br />detention basis as approved by the City Engineer. <br />The tree species north and east of stormwater detention basin will be <br />evergreen trees or evergreen fruit trees with large canopies. The trees may <br />be fruitless. The trees will be a minimum of 24 inch box in size and will be <br />spaced such that there are no visible gaps between the tree canopies and the <br />canopies on PUD -57 (Hendrick Automotive Group) once the trees are mature <br />as verified by a licensed landscape architect. In regard to the Neighborhood <br />Park, the applicant for PUD -57 will fund the installation of 50% of the trees to <br />be installed in the Neighborhood Park as part of this buffer. <br />k. The wall north and east of the stormwater detention basin (as shown in PUD - <br />57) will be an open fence (similar to a green screen) and will be completely <br />screened with landscaping to deter graffiti tagging. <br />In addition to the plantings shown on Exhibit B, a portion of the basin will be <br />hydroseeded with wildflowers. The location of the hydroseeding and the <br />hydroseeding mix will be subject to the review and approval of the Director of <br />Parks and Community Services. <br />m. The site will be designed to adhere to the Bay Friendly Landscape Guidelines <br />by Alameda County Waste Management Authority. Compliance with the <br />guidelines will be determined by the Director of Parks and Community <br />Services. <br />n. Prior to .the issuance of a building permit, the plans will be revised to show an <br />offset double row of triangularly spaced London Plane street trees spaced 50 <br />feet on center (32 feet triangular spacing) along Stoneridge Drive. <br />10 <br />