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CITY CLERK
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RESOLUTIONS
DOCUMENT DATE
3/11/1992
DOCUMENT NO
PC-92-25
DOCUMENT NAME
PUD-89-17
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54 SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES
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<br />of fuel management. The guidelines shall encourage the <br />maintenance of a "brush free" zone around all hillside <br />homes, or homes adjacent to undeveloped open space areas. <br />(MM 7n) <br /> <br />85. Revegetation of the site shall occur in a manner which is <br />visually sensitive and shall be installed in a manner which <br />reduces visual impacts, such that: <br /> <br />a. Where re-vegetation with native species is possible, color <br />and texture contrast shall be limited after vegetation is <br />established. (MM 5p i) <br />b. Minimize removal of existing natural and mature exotic <br />trees, particularly on the upper slopes and along Foothill <br />Road, and protect these trees from damage during grading <br />and construction. Trees which are to be preserved shall <br />have fences constructed around the entire tree at the <br />dripline prior to grading and construction activities and <br />these fences shall be maintained through the duration of <br />grading and construction activities. (mOdification of MM <br />5p ii) <br />c. Use native and compatible planting schemes to replace <br />existing vegetation patterns. (MM 5p iii) <br /> <br />86. The Oak Tree Farm Architectural Guidelines (OTFAG) and Oak Tree <br />Farm Landscape Design and Maintenance Guidelines (OTFLG) shall <br />include reference to Municipal Code sections 18.78 - The West <br />Foothill Road Corridor Design Guidelines. <br /> <br />87. Prior to approval of the tentative map, all modifications and/or <br />changes to the OTFAG and OTFLG required by the Design Review <br />Board, Planning Commission and City Council and all conditions <br />of approval shall be combined into a single comprehensive <br />document. This document shall be submitted to the Planning <br />Director for review and approval prior to publication. <br /> <br />88. Prior to occupancy of any unit, the landscape architect shall <br />certify in writing, in a manner acceptable to the Planning <br />Department, that the developer-provided landscaping has been <br />installed in accordance with the approved landscape plans with <br />respect to size, number and species of plants, and overall <br />design concept. <br /> <br />89. All landscaping shall be installed on individual lots by the <br />property owners within six months of home occupancy. <br /> <br />90. After PUD approval and prior to submittal of a Tentative Map, <br />both the Oak Tree Farm Architectural Guidelines (OTFAG) and Oak <br />Tree Farm Landscape Design and Maintenance Guidelines (OTFLG) <br />shall be submitted for review at a Design Review Board Work <br />Session, and shall be submitted for review and approval at a <br />Design Review Board hearing. <br />
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