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PUD-114-01M, 11300 Dublin Canyon Road Planning Commission 12 of 15 finds the proposed landscape as conditioned would retain the existing rural character of the area and adequately screen the proposed development from Dublin Canyon Road. Table 2: Screening Plants Cistus Ladanifer / Crimson-Spot Rockrose Vigorous dense upright shrub reaching 5 to 6 feet tall and slightly narrower than wide with sticky slender lance-shaped dark green leaves that are grayish on the undersides and fragrant in the heat of summer. Ceanothus t. 'Skylark' / California Wild Lilac Dense and compact, Ceanothus noted for its abundant clusters of cerulean blue flowers in late spring and early summer reaching 4 to 6 feet tall. Centranthus Ruber / Red Valerian Centranthus ruber is a well-branched, bushy, clump-forming, woody-based perennial which is valued for its ability to produce, often in poor soils, a showy bloom of star-shaped crimson, pink or white flowers from spring to frost with foliage reaching up to 1.5 to 3 feet tall. Grevillea 'Noelii'/ Grevillea Noel's grevillea is a dense and prickly shrub with a mounding habit growing 3 to 4 feet tall, 4 to 5 feet wide, with bright green needle-like foliage. Flowers are pink and cream, and provide colorful accent value from winter into spring and intermittently throughout the year. Traffic and Parking The Traffic Engineering Division has reviewed the project narrative and plans prepared for the proposed religious facility, and has determined the proposed hours of operation, planned activities and the associated number of congregants and staff would not have a significant impact on existing traffic levels. Additionally, the activities for the proposed religious facility would not coincide with the peak AM/PM hour traffic levels for the other uses at the subject site and the surrounding area. However, should the applicant wish to increase the proposed planned activ Engineer would be required to assess whether a traffic study would be required and whether additional payment of traffic fees and implementation of other mitigation measures would be warranted. Uses that could coincide with peak AM/PM traffic, such as a preschool or daycare are not permitted under the current application, and would require a separate review and approval if desired in the future. As part of the site improvements, the applicant is proposing to construct 121 parking spaces on the subject site. No parking is allowed on Dublin Canyon Road. The Municipal Code