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Deciduous shrubs <br />Evergreen shrubs <br />Ornamental trees <br />2 feet in height <br />2 feet in height or 2 feet in width, whichever applies <br />1-inch diameter as measured six inches above ground <br />d. Planting types. Acceptable and preferred plantings shall be identified in the Ramsey Tree <br />Book. The compliment of trees fulfilling the landscaping requirements shall not be less than <br />25 percent deciduous and not less than 25 percent coniferous. No more than 25 percent of <br />the canopy cover requirements shall be fulfilled with the use of shrubs and ornamental trees. <br />e. Irrigation. If a landscape irrigation system is provided, the system shall be equipped with the <br />following: <br />1. Technology that inhibits or interrupts operation of the irrigation system during periods <br />of sufficient moisture (rain sensor). <br />2. One or more water efficient technologies. This could include, but is not limited to, <br />WasterSense labeled weather -based irrigation controllers, soil moisture sensors, <br />and/or evapotranspiration (ET) sensors. <br />f. Open space. Each townhouse development shall have at a minimum, 40 percent open space <br />for the enjoyment of its residents that may be held as private lots or in common areas. <br />Qualifying areas include grassed lawns, landscape areas, gardens, natural areas, landscape <br />rock, mulch, wetlands, and ponding areas. Of the 40 percent open space, ten percent is to <br />be dedicated as an identifiable common area for use by residents of the development. <br />(7) Screening. <br />a. Bufferyards. The table below establishes the minimum bufferyard and additional plantings <br />required when a higher density zoning district is adjacent to a lower density zoning district. <br />The screening requirements are applicable when any portion of a lot with a higher zoning <br />designation shares a property line with a lot of a lower zoning designation. Within that <br />bufferyard, an additional percentage of landscaping is also required based on the minimum <br />landscape plantings. The additional percentage of plantings required, are to be planted <br />within the bufferyard. <br />Proposed <br />Development <br />Adjacent Existing Development <br />R-1 R-2 <br />R-1 <br />R-2 <br />increase required <br />R-3 40 ft. 30 ft. <br />30 ft. <br />10% <br />Page 7 <br />
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