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-308- (d) (e) (f) County or State highways Public parks and trails A minimum three hundred (300) foot wide, undeveloped, natural distance separation and such a separation may be used to substitute for the first and second tier provisions. Landscape Buffering. Landscape buffering is :a technique used to buffer existing single family residential developments from proposed residential developments with higher densities when lot size tiering is not feasible. (a) Determination of Buffering Attainment Level (1) Proposed Urban Development- adjacent to Existing Urban Development. This section applies to proposed urban residential developments that are adjacent to an existing urban residential development. Matching the proposed development to the adjacent existing development in the following chart determines the level of buffering or "Attainment" required. The numeric attainment level is matched to the level found in the chart in Subsection 2 below. Transition Attainment Level Existing Adjacent Urban Use Vacant R-1!j R- 1 U NA. NA R-2U NA Level 1 R-3UandMR ' ' ~A ' · Level2 As determined PUD NA necessary by City Council (2) Proposed Urban DeveloPment adjacent to Existing Rural Development - This section applies to proposed residential developments that are adjacent to rural residential development. Matching the proposed use to the adjacent use in the following chart determines the level of buffering or "Attainment" required. The numeric attainment level is matched to level found in the chart in Subsection b. below. December 12, 2000 Revision I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I