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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 3 4 ? 10 11 12 13 14 17 20- 24 25 26 No te: Impervious Surface ratio must not exceed 60% of total Base Site Area Form D. Calculating R?quired Buffer Area 1. Identify nature and density of p~oposed use (Class A or B). 2. Identify type of land use on adjacent sites (Class 1-6). Determine required buIfer for each site perimeter by applyin. standards from the Table of Required Buffer Standards. 4. Definition of Proposed Use Classes Class A- Performance Standard Use (R-PS) - Single Family Class B - Performance Standard Use (R-PS) - Other than Singl. Fami 1 y Definition of Adjacent Use Classes Class 1 -Conventional Single-Family; (R-1 or R-PS) Class 2 - Conventional Residential Development other than Single-Family (R-iA. 1{-2, R-3) or Planned Development Othe than single-family. Class 3 -Office, Institutional Use (0-1, 0-2, U) Class 4- Commercial Use (NB, LB) Class 5 - In.tensive Commercial Use (GB, OC) Class 6- Industrial Use (I) 6. Definitions of. Other Terms Structure means a wall, fence or berm, not less than six (6] feet in height. Ail walls shall be of masonry constructionl fences shall be solid wood stockade; berms-shall be landscaped. Walls. and fences shall satisfy the requirement.~ of. Section 19.5 .. __Tree'means and refers to one of the following varieties: Live Oak, Red Oak, cedar Elm, Pecan, Green Ash, Silver beaf~ Maple, Tree-Form Crepe Myrtle, not less than ten (10) feet height add two (2) inci{es in diameter at the time of plantil ?. Buffer Requirements. Buffers are required for all developments based upon .their relative impact on adjacent 16