Agenda - Planning Commission - 01/04/2018

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Review File: Greenway Terrace Sketch Plan and Site Plan Review: Landscaping June 16, 2017 Page 2 of 2 • Mountain Frost Pear is an uncommon species and may prove challenging to obtain. An alternative species should be contemplated. • Japanese Barberry is a prohibited shrub species and both proposed varieties must be replaced with an alternative species. • Four (4) inches of topsoil meeting the City's specification shall be applied to all disturbed areas, including boulevards, not otherwise improved with impervious surfaces (building, parking lot, walkways, etc.). • Irrigation system must be equipped with both a rain sensor and at least one water efficient technology such as soil moister sensor(s), smart controller, ET sensor, etc. • Scale appears to be 1" = 40' but is labeled as 1" = 20', please correct. • There are a number of instances where text is not legible, please adjust to ensure that text is not overlapped with other text or lines. • The City requires a two (2) year warranty period from the date that the City accepts the plantings as installed per the approved landscaping plan. • A 'Pre -Planting' meeting with City Staff shall occur onsite, prior to any installation of boulevard trees. Contractor shall contact the City at least forty-eight (48) hours in advance to schedule this meeting. • Sidewalks shall have alternating brush strokes per panel (see City specification). • Once the Landscape Plan is approved by the City, there shall be no modifications to the Plant Schedule without first obtaining approval of the City. Sheet L1.1: • Only prune out dead/broken/misshapen branches. • Boulevard trees shall not have branching beginning at a height less than six (6) feet from grade. • Boulevard areas shall be irrigated as well. • Irrigation system must be equipped with both a rain sensor and at least one water efficient technology such as soil moister sensor(s), smart controller, ET sensor, etc.