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(b) One head of cattle, horse, or donkey per 1 y, acres; or (c) One sheep or goat per % acre; or d) Agricultural buildings and all accessory structures of any kind are only allowed in the Designated Development Area noted on the approved PUD Site Plan for The Estates on Oak Ridge. e) Public and private water tank and pump station 2. Conditional Uses: a) Winery and wine-tasting room B. Existing Trees - Vegetation The abundance of native Blue Oak in The Estates on Oak Ridge gives the site a particular beauty and ambiance which must be maintained by each owner. The continual care of the trees on each of the lots shall be done in accordance with the recommendations of the tree report prepared for each of the lots by Joseph McNeil Consulting Arborist found in the Lot Purchasers Handbook. The tree survey completed by Joseph McNeil Consulting Arborist has been used during the construction of the improvements in The Estates on Oak Ridge. Care has been taken to assess the status and condition of the remaining trees on each lot. The tree report has determined the best practices to maintain the health of the trees. Characteristics particular to each of the Designated Design Areas and there relationship to the existing trees has also been assessed. The measures provided for the care of the trees on each of the lots shall be maintained, as they enhance and update the provisions contained in the Specific Plan. Should there be a conflict, the Consulting Arborists provisions shall be followed. To complete the improvements a specific number of trees have been removed. During future improvements on each of the Designated Development Areas no other trees may be removed without the approval of the Architectural Design Committee and the review and approval by the City of P1easanton Planning Department. The services and recommendations of a consulting arborist must be provided prior to removing additional trees or deviations from the tree survey and report are considered. The care and preservation of the trees also assists and sustains the ecosystem of the site. Thus Open Space Areas and the trees on each lot should be managed to maintain or enhance their value as wildlife habitat. The removal of any trees greater than 6" trunk diameter within open space areas during Raptor-nesting season (February I-August 31) shall be preceded by a focused survey by a qualified biologist to determine if there are any nesting raptors that may be impacted by the tree removal. C. New Trees - Vegetation 1. New tree p1antings shall be native species. They shall be selected for how they complement existing tree species, and be consistent with native tree p1antings in adjacent open space areas. 2. Where new tree p1antings are adjacent to intermittent drainages, tree species used shall be characteristic of species found in similar riparian situations in the Valley. 3. New trees shall be planted with consideration to future size and spacing. Planting layout and arrangement shall be informal in massing, not in regular patterns. 20f3