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Legacy Christian Academy <br />Final Plat and Site Plan Review <br />December 8, 2010 <br />Page 3 of 7 <br />canderson(dci. ramsev. mn. us <br />763 - 433 - 9905 <br />Landscape Plan: Based on the lineal footage of the site (11,550 feet), the number of <br />proposed parking stalls (692) and the additional required plantings for the bufferyard area, a <br />total of 358 trees and 385 shrubs are required. The proposed landscaping plan includes 320 <br />newly planted trees (as well as about thirty -four [34] existing trees that will be preserved) <br />and includes a list of various shrub species that will also be planted (but without identifying <br />quantities). The following comments are offered regarding the revised Landscaping Plan, <br />dated November 1, 2010, prepared by Anderson Engineering: <br />• The landscape plan must indicate quantities of each species and exact location of each <br />species throughout site (by way of unique symbols or labels). <br />• Minimum required size at time of planting is twenty -four (24) inches in height/width for <br />shrubs, whichever dimension is more applicable per species. Minimum size must be <br />included on the plan. <br />• At each of the four (4) entrances to the site, the vision clearance triangle must remain free <br />of any plantings to ensure unobstructed site lines. The vision clearance triangle can be <br />determined by connecting two (2) twenty -five (25) foot `legs', which run parallel with the <br />curb, with a third leg. This area shall remain free of any plantings and should be <br />indentified on the landscaping plan. <br />• The landscaping plan must differentiate those areas that are to have sod and those areas <br />proposed to be seeded. City Code requires all disturbed areas to be sodded. Any <br />deviation from this condition requires City Council approval. <br />• All landscaped areas must include in- ground irrigation. The irrigation system must <br />include rain sensors and back -flow prevention devices, which must be noted on the plan. <br />• All irrigated and landscaped areas must be covered with six (6) inches of topsoil that <br />meets MnDOT's Premium Topsoil Borrow specification. If amending onsite topsoil, <br />documentation must be supplied to the City to verify that the amended material has been <br />tested and meets MnDOT's Premium Topsoil Borrow specification. The topsoil <br />requirement and specification must be noted on the plan. <br />• A forty (40) foot bufferyard between the school and the adjacent single family lot on <br />Puma St must be maintained and should include at least fifty -eight (58) trees (which is <br />equivalent to an additional 25% of the required site plantings [231 trees excluding the <br />parking lot plantings]). The buffer width on the plan is acceptable but additional <br />plantings are required (while some landscaping exists on the single family lot off Puma <br />St, it is the responsibility of the Applicant to provide all required plantings and area to <br />satisfy the buffer yard requirement). <br />o Additional plantings should consist of coniferous species to provide more year <br />round buffering. <br />o Spacing between plantings should be reduced. It appears that the trees are about <br />thirty -five feet on center. This distance can be reduced by almost fifty percent <br />(50 %) to provide more thorough screening/buffering. <br />o Incorporating multiple rows of trees, at staggered positions, is also encouraged to <br />provide more thorough screening/buffering. <br />
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